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oh, my grandmother was among hundreds of refugees from east africa. you'd ended up in montreal on the 1950s. ah, i grew up in a country from people carrying ghosts from other places. it was only when i started asking questions about her own that i began swimming her recording would only existed in her stories and only shown there a few times before she died unexpectedly. mm. i, after her death boxes for photos and documents, were handed to me from among her belongings. there were images of things that she never told me about. maybe she'd forgotten about them, or maybe she just wanted to keep some for herself ah . without a voice to guide me through them, they were the faces of strangers. ah, i saw a photograph of my grandfather he'd been taken to a nazi concentration camp as a slave labor with this one photo and the name of the camp. i could tell his story more easily than hers, even though he died before i was born. when the war had started, or families had rushed to bury the deeds, the land under one of the buildings. i thought of how many families

i knew that she lived in east africa as a refugee. oh, as i get older, she told me that being deported from poland to the soviet union when she was 11 years old. and of 10 years wandering displaced, she spoke of bearing family in siberia, catholics down in iran. all i was surrounded by women like her telling the same stories. oh, but i didn't pay much attention to them. the 1st time i picked up a video camera. i was 15 am, and grandmother walked in to fran, getting back with the blank wall, which was all that anyone seemed to know of her story. i then when i was 19 university, i wrote about polish refugees in africa. a professor challenged my history though. he never read about it and asked me to check my sources. so the flower is going to be on their way. no. yeah, they are now. it's okay. well everyone. poland is poland. and my family name is carrie. was 22 brothers and assisted in me. part of us we haven't done parents both sites, but they were living separate. and what they said is that each of well, life was in the village where

ah 18000 of these pages later the life details of polish refugees arriving in east africa after surviving siberia. there was a page filled up by my grandmother and 10th india. in september, 943. as a 13 year old child refugee, ah, i thought of my professor who had questioned history because he hadn't read it. it is paper carry more weight than what she told me. oh, the. i know when i got home to material, i got an email from the archive saying that they had uncovered footage from the refugee camp in 10th, near unseen since the war. i opened the video in images that had spent a lifetime dreaming of started playing in front of me. oh, only a few 1000 women and children made it from siberia to this refugee camp in africa. of them, only a few dozen made it into this rejected newsreel footage and the exact same place. i looked for her 5 years earlier. my son, my grandmother's face walking in front of a refugee camp hospital, young malarial, 3 years after being deported to siberia. far from home and smiling, i thought that they've been nothing left of her. when a student, bella ruth intends nea

joining me now is sandra chege, program manager, kenya and east africa, british council.5 ever, it sounds great on paper, 11.5 million euro was of grass but how do you get your hands on it? it but how do you get your hands on it? , ., ., ., but how do you get your hands on it? , ., , on it? it is good to be here with you — on it? it is good to be here with you today _ on it? it is good to be here with you today to - on it? it is good to be here with you today to talk - on it? it is good to be here| with you today to talk about this rant facility. it is open and it is accessible online through the british council website at east africa arts. we are doing a range of grant facilities available between 30,000 euros and 180,000 euros and what business is need to do is really think around what they want to do, how they want to do it, and who they want to do it with. we have seen that during the pandemic, there has been very little support for these sectors so this grant is designed to increase and improve production of creative goods. they can upgrade their skills. upgrade soft

on in other countries where there is a significant rise of terrorist organizations, middle east, east africa, and other places. so the bottom line is we're dealing with those terrorist threats from other parts of the world in failed states without permanent military presence. we have to do the same in afghanistan. >> sir, on that initial assessment, we have learned that there was a cable saying the taliban would come back through afghanistan. can you say why, after that cable was issued, the u.s. did not do more to get americans out? pres. biden: there are all kinds of cables, all kinds of advice. as you noticed, it ranges from this group saying that it would fall to others saying it would not happen for a long time and they would be able to sustain themselves through the end of the year. i made the decision, the buck stops with me. i took the consensus opinion, which was, in fact, it would not occur, if it occurred, until later in the year. it was my decision. my next is stephanie ramos, abc. >> thank you, mr. president. two questions. the military has secured the airport, but will you sign

the ethiopian army a, they did face challenges but they're one of the strongest armiles within east africahe prime minister has called for young people to join. it's a challenge took. tigray remains a very challenging aspects of the new -- new program -- prime minister, who was just elected. you can disagree with the terms of the election and so on up but the determination is in. testify they have the numbers. they can really make a comeback but we have to recognize in terms of tplf getting into different regions is an indication that the army is not really performing as planned. >> i want to pick up on that, samuel, talking about the army programs not performing as it should. you did refer to it as one of the strongest armies in the region. a new amnesty report came out recently detailing widespread remain and sexual saenz carried out by those defense forces "soldiers and militia subjected girls and women to as well mutilation, remain, and other forms of tor which you were often using depth threats." that is damning. how have has the government responded? >> the freshman government insist

options because ethiopia is still a country that is perhaps one of the most stable nations within east africa does not have the resources to keep on spending and mis spending money while the majority of the people are living under the poverty line. the focus should perhaps beyond helping address the issue of poverty in the country. but i think conversation is really important. some of the decent countries, they solve their issues through conversations. i don't think it is in ethiopia's best interest to keep on fighting and addressing all kinds of issues. you know, the arms. >> we are going to leave it there. thank you to all three of you. thank you very much for being on "inside story," and thank you for watching. you can see this and all of our previous programs again anytime by visiting our website, al jazeera.com. for further discussion, go to our facebook page. you can also join the conversation on twitter. for the whole team here in doha, goodbye for now. çççococpñpñpñ - hey i'm valerie june. coming up reel south . - [henrietta] the southern way of life was something sacred. do not quest

we're seeing rolling all the way from east africa to the west, across that central band. we have seen some flooding inertia. we are likely to see more as those rains continue to fall rather heavily. they're not just there also for cameroon and into my jury. as we go into tuesday for the south, the wet weather can be found in most and beacon edging into eastern parts of them. bob, wy, and in south africa, we have seen a bit of a wintry mix across parts of las sue too. well, that pushes out to the eastern coast. an attempt is, are going to pick up with sunshine in cape town by tuesday. the deal you can, i think birds are risk of extinction in bishop plan to read the nation. and it's been prejudiced by one of the best guys on out the latest news as it breaks down here in the north. again, they're doing the best job they can. we've seen one water to teen at wells far further with detail covering the government says the tele bomb is relying on human shields and losing people shot the phone from around the world. the price to the tokyo games have officially felt $15000000000.00

that is perhaps the most one of the most stable nations and in the, within the east africa. but it doesn't have the resources to keep on fighting and spending and miss spending money. while the majority of the people are still living under the poverty line. the focus should be on perhaps on helping address the issue all over the country. but i think conversation is really important. some of the nissan countries we look up to, you know, they sold their issues through conversations. and i don't think it's your best to your best best interest to keep on fighting and addressing all kinds of issues, you know, via arms. all right, we're going to leave it there. thank you to all 3 of you. don't. a tele rivera, samuel get to choose and martin cloud, thanks so much for being on inside story. and thank you to for watching. remember, you can see this and all of our previous programs. again, anytime by visiting our website 0 dot com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside school. you can also join the conversation on twitte

romania, and sweden ascending fire fighters and trunks to help battle the flames or some residence in east africa are refusing to leave. they say they want to stay to defend homes. not very much. i have been here since yesterday. i don't know where my husband is. he works the fire safety and has been sent somewhere else. my house is behind here. i'm not leaving. i've sent my kids away. this is a life work. you can't leave it. right. you know, it's catastrophe. thought came around the day with swimming wins and trying to burn a lot of animals burned to death shaped dogs. everything. now if you put up that guy, the 5th him leave and go where and let my house. if we had left, this place would have burned, we told the women and the elderly and kids go, and whoever was able to help state to help. however they could. and out there is a bas ravi, is following the story for us from canary in greece. when a neighbourhood here in north athens where the sky, it's thick with dark black smoke, every direction you look in there seems to be black, smoke rising over neighborhood high into the sky. and that's bec

countries where there is the significant rise of terrorist organizations in the middle east, in east africa, and other places. and so the bottom line is we have to do -- we are dealing with those terrorist threats from other parts of the world and failed states without permanent military -- without permanent military presence there. we have to do the same in afghanistan. >> sir, on that initial assessment, we learned over the last 24 hours there was a dissent cable from the state department. >> sure. >> saying that the taliban would come faster through afghanistan. can you stay why after that cable was issued the u.s. didn't do more to get americans out? >> we got all kind of cables. all kinds of advice. if you notice, they ranged from this group saying that they didn't say when it would fall when it did fall, but saying that it would fall to others saying it wouldn't happen for a long time and they would be able to sustain themselves through the end of the year. i made the decision. the buck stops with me. i took the consensus opinion. the consensus opinion was in fact it would not occurre

the thought of on 5 is that reportedly open fire on protest is in east africa. city of jet out about 3 people were reportedly killed and several others wounded. us troops open fire in the air and cobbled international airport. as panicked crowds scrambled to leave the country. the us says the tale bond is agreed to allow face passage or civilian. press shotguns have been protesting outside parliament to demand. the government does more to help people seeking asylum. the prime minister says the u. k. will do all that can to avert to humanitarian crisis. lithuania says its concern. better is his president will open a migration route for afghan sling taliban rule. thousands of migrants and refugees have recently entered e u. countries from bella. ruth, the european union will report that they offer more money and board offices to help stop the search stuff. voss and reports from the border between the through any and bella, luce they were promised to easy way into europe and paid hundreds of even thousands of dollars for the dream that quickly was on facebook and o

other countries where there is a significant rise of terrorist or organizations in the middle east, east africa. so the bottom line is we're dealing with those terrorist threats from other parts of the world and failed states without permanent military -- without permanent military presence there. we have to do the same in afghanistan. >> sir, on that initial assessment, we learned over the last 24 hours that there was a dissent cable from the state department. pres. biden: sure. >> saying that the taliban would come faster through afghanistan. can you say why, after that cable was issued, the u.s. didn't do more to get americans out? pres. biden: we got all kinds of cables, all kinds of advice. if you noticed, it arranged from this group -- they didn't say it would fall when it did fall but saying that it would fall to others saying it wouldn't happen for a long time and they would be able to sustain themselves through the end of the year. i made the decision. the buck stops with me. i took the consensus opinion, the consensus opinion was that, in fact, it would not occur, if it occurred, unti

the reports taliban sciences of open firearm for census in the east africa and city of july above 3 people are said to be killed and several others wounded. pride has moved from campbell. this was a particularly ugly incident. not i think it's being seen is really, since the taliban just assume power a couple of days ago as the 1st major active defined against them. as john by this very important city, it is east of here towards the border with pakistan. and this protest began over the national flag. now since the taliban have taken power, they have very consciously been removing the afghan national flag and replacing it with the taliban flag. we've seen that a lot here in the capital, kabul, it's left a lot of people. i very upset the international monetary funds withholding $460000000.00 form of canisters facing a lack of clarity over government recognition. the u. s. is also rules and $9500000000.00 as african governments assets. you know the entire reserve of its central bank. the us defense secretary is concluded evacuations from cobble, haven't met that targets. lloyd austin says ame

we're seeing rolling all the way from east africa to the west, across that central band. we have seen some flooding inertia, we are likely to see more as those rains continue to fall rather heavily. they're not just there also for cameroon and into my jury. as we go into tuesday for the south, the wet weather can be found in most and beacon edging into eastern parts of them. bob, wy, and in south africa, we have seen a bit of a wintry mix across parts of las sue to, well, that pushes out to the eastern coast. an attempt is, are going to pick up with sunshine in cape town by tuesday. the in 2011 al jazeera reported from townsend on the sinister trade in the body parts. and i'll be in as this is where i'm seeing me put it right here and on the spot rewind, revisit the survivor. mutilated to service. the rich holes of witchcraft when the trash to rewind spell, if the l b. no on out 0. 0, the me. this is just a quick reminder over the top stories, the taliban fighters have entered the african capital campbell reports the presidential palace has been taken over. the group said

and how will the nation's in east africa be looking at this? i mean, how, how important is the stability of ethiopia in that region? well, there are thousands of people that are still heading to the su, done. you know, if you look at terms of international aspects of it's month power. busy ahead of us aid, an organization that supports that money. people weren't that close to $500000000.00 wasn't in the town. she highlighted the problems that the ongoing, but she wasn't able to speak to the prime minister. but there's a sense from the hilton side that the u. s. has really siding with left and they've been having there been voicing the concerns from day one could to speak with you, sir. thanks so much. the un is holding a briefing on to me and mon nationals who've been arrested on charges applauding to attack man most un ambassador choir mo, tune who was appointed by the deposed civilian government as openly criticized the military hunter. since it sees power in february, nan was military responded, saying it has nothing to do with it. the quest

i'll be speaking down to a me to call now she's director of the center for afghan, some middle east and africa at the institute of strategic studies. thank you for coming on a minute. i was talking about this, this hurried withdraw. the deadline is pending because of so little time for people to go out of afghanistan is created the sheet crowds around the airport. we've seen them and it was obvious that this was a disaster waiting to happen. mid reports of a possible terrorist attack. due to the americans have to take some responsibility for what's happening today because they created the conditions for this because of this very, very hurried, disorganized withdraw. certainly it's unfortunately one tragedy after the other. and i don't think we're going to see the end of the bloodshed or the violence. i think other attacks are anticipated . primarily because the situation, as we all know at the cobble airport, is extreme makella. take. the situation is complex and it's fluid and i think it's very difficult to vet those that are rush me coming into the airport. and again, you do have internation

other countries where there is a significant rise of terrorist organizations in the middle east in east africa and other places. and so the bottom line is we have to do, we're dealing with those terrorist threats from other parts of the world and fail stage without permanent military. and without permanent military presence there, we have to do the same in afghanistan, sir, on that initial assessment we, we learned the last 24 hours that there was a descent cable from the state department. sure. saying that the told on wouldn't come faster through afghanistan. can you say why after that cable was issued, the us didn't do more to get america, all kinds of cables, all kinds of advice. if you notice range from this group saying that they didn't said for when would for when it did fall. but saying that it would fall to other saying, it wouldn't happen for a long time. they've be able to sustain themselves through the end of the year, i made the decision, the buck stops with me. i took the consensus opinion, the consensus opinion was that in fact, it would not occur if it occurred until later in th

people from 2 towns in east africa, toll described how they refused to leave, so they could defend their hands. that's what i have been here since yesterday. i don't know where my husband is. he works for fire safety and has been sent somewhere else. my house is behind here. you know? i'm not leaving. i've sent my kids away. this is a life work. you can't leave it. right. you know, it's a catastrophe. thought came around the day with swirling wind, burns. a lot of animals burned to death with shaped dogs. everything. now if you look up on that guy, the 5th him leave and go where and let my happy. if we had left, this place would have burned. we told the women and the elderly and kids go, and whoever was able to help stay to help. however they caught them. bas ravi is reporting to us now and he has more from korean airy in greece. when a neighborhood here in north athens where the sky is, it's thick with dark black smoke, every direction you look in there seems to be black, smoke rising over neighborhood high into the sky. and that's because of situations where the houses have been burnin

. particularly the middle east and north africa-— particularly the middle east and north africasting things _ north africa. exactly. in one of the most interesting things that - north africa. exactly. in one of the most interesting things that has i most interesting things that has bubbling up from people who study terrorism _ bubbling up from people who study terrorism and have been doing since, well, _ terrorism and have been doing since, well, for— terrorism and have been doing since, well, for 20 _ terrorism and have been doing since, well, for 20 years, since 9/11 is to know— well, for 20 years, since 9/11 is to know it _ well, for 20 years, since 9/11 is to know it today that there have been isis groups, isis franchise is criticising _ isis groups, isis franchise is criticising the taliban for not winning _ criticising the taliban for not winning in afghanistan. now, they didn't— winning in afghanistan. now, they didn't win — winning in afghanistan. now, they didn't win byjihad, it was handed to them _ didn't win byjihad, it was handed to them and updates by the united sta

also the decolonization of east africa has played a huge role instead of dropping into the places spending a couple of weeks then go back to the united states or western europe, now we work incredible fossil discovery is being done by individuals that are from those countries. ethiopia, tanzania, kenya and many others. kate, why do you think we get this? >> i also wonder if there is a little bit of a snowball effect. so the cradle of humankind and we found these amazing things so maybe we need to see a something we haven't looked at yet. with a fresh outlook. >> i agree. that is true. there are many great discoveries had already been made. so the last ten years i have been astounded by the number of fossils. it's not like were getting more but we already knew about. that is happening to some degree. but my colleagues are finding things that any of us could not have predicted i cannot have predicted any of them. it has been a wonderful awakening in our field and it goes to humility there is a lot of us out there to discover and a lot of ideas will be wrong and that's okay as long as we foll

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going on in other countries where there is as a lies terrorist organizations in the middle east and east africa and other places so bottom line is, your dealing with terrorist threats from other parts of the world and failed states without permanent military, without permanent military presence there. we have to do the same and afghanistan. >> sure, on the initial assessment, we've learned last 24 hours there is a table from the state department sank the taliban would come faster through afghanistan, can you say why after that was issued the u.s. didn't do more to get -- >> all kinds of cables and advice. if you notice, they range from the group saying, they didn't say it would fall when it did fall but saying it would fall to other saying it wouldn't happen for a long time, they sustain themselves through the end of the year. i made a decision, it stops with me. i took the consensus opinion, the opinion was that it would not occur if it occurred until later in the year. mike decision. my next is stephanie, abc. >> thank you, mr. president. two questions for you, the military security airport a

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