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border to a story we helping following all week bouts of the turmoil on going as well in north east africa with a sudanese prime minister. the latest line is that he has not been released. he had been detained along with his wife and monday, amid the military takeover of the country. the military chief, who led the coo claimed on tuesday, the prime minister was detained for his own safety. he had been staying at the general hours. the miller free overthrow sparked widespread osage across the country with people pouring on to the streets to vent their anger. the subsequent chaos in saddam led to global condemnation of the cook with washington piling on the pressure. we've already made clear that we are pressing pause on a significant aspects of our economic assistance to sudan. and we will look at the full range of economic tools available to us in coordination and consultation with regional actors and other key countries to make sure that we are trying to push ah, the suit, the, the entire sudanese political process back in a positive direction after this significant in a warming set back.

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we begin with breaking news from north east africa. the sudanese information ministry is claiming the country's prime minister has been taken by the military to an unknown location. it follows his arrest earlier on monday morning and the nation's capital is also in lockton. when john i missed you do is our t senior correspond murat, gauss, df, and to go through what is no one here? i murat, extraordinary news really emerging from one of africa's biggest at city. can this be described as a, as a fully blown qu, what? what is known? well, the, the initial, a reports that we saw at came trickling in before dawn in sudan, whereby the military was reported to have moved in a troops and armoured vehicles into the city. they have blocked off roads and bridges leading into her tomb. the, the capital they have apparently cut internet access, restricted it across the entire country, are also we have heard that the prime minister, as well as several other ministers, members of the cabinet, have been arrested and moved to a undisclosed location. t

we begin with some breaking news from north east africa. local media report suggests that prime minister of sudan has been placed under house arrest for all the countries, ministers, and a number of high profile politicians have also reportedly been detained. it's reported the army has blocked all roads now and bridges leading to the capital carton. mo bile and internet connections have also apparently been cut off. the countries main opposition group has slammed the arrests and called on people to take to the streets to counter what they have described as a crew attempt. it follows unrest in cartoon on sunday when security forces fire tear gas at pro military protesters who were calling for the dissolution of the government. it has been running the war torn country since a military coup over through president bow, a sheer and april 21, 900. after nearly 3 decades of rule. and you can head over to r t dot com for more on to dump trouble past including hard last month field crew plot has unleashed and bitter tension between military use. hum

some breaking news to bring you though, from north east africa. local media reports are suggesting that prime minister of sudan has been placed under heis arrest for all the countries, ministers and a number of high profile politicians have also reportedly been detained at let's go through what at we're hearing one is developing in this story. it's been reported, the army has not blocked all roads and bridges leading to the capitol car to mo bile, inter net connections. they've also apparently been cut off the sudanese professionals association. one of the country's main political forces, political party and trade unions mixed together. slum the latest developments calling on people to take to the streets to counter was they help described as a coup attempt. it follows arrest in car to him on sunday when security forces, as we can see there at fire, tear gas pro military protesters who are calling for the dissolution of the government. it's been running the war torn country since a military coup or through president l bus. year in april, 2019 was

here to another of our headline stories today, the ongoing turmoil in north east africa where the sudanese prime minister has now been released. he been detained along with his wife on monday, amid the military takeover of the country. the military chief who led to coo claimed on tuesday, the prime minister was the tain, for his own safety. being that he had been staying up the general to us. the military over throw spark widespread ice rage across the country. was people pouring on to the streets to bend their anger, the subsequent cale. since you've done, let's a global combination of the coup with washington piling on the pressure. we've already made clear that we are pressing paws on significant aspects of our economic assistance to sudan. and we will look at the full range of economic tools available to us in coordination and consultation, regional actors and other key countries to make sure that we are trying to push the suit the entire student is political process back in a positive direction after this significant and warming setback. well let me just expand, maybe even translate m

in to return to what we considered normal i want to bring you some breaking news now from north east africa. the sudanese information ministry is claiming the country's prime minister has been taken by the military to an unknown location. it follows his arrest earlier on monday morning. the nation's capital has also been law died. which i mean, i've known issue from more on. this is our tease, murat gas div route. hello. the opposition is branding these latest developments as a fully fluent coup. it's happening. this is what's happening right now in the country. they are alleging is that from what we're here, we know is happening. well we've, we've heard that the military has indeed locked down heartily. capital that they've blocked all roads, all bridges leading into the city. we've seen a post shared by the ministry of information, apparently from the president colon people urging protests as those who value their freedom and democracy to go out into the streets and to pro, asked against what again they're calling unarmed to buy the military to just to bring everyone up to speed up for a

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just catch a shower or 2 into that eastern side of a mon, my catch a shower or 2 into our parts of east africa, but generally looking fine and dry. here we go. one or 2 showers there, just around the ethiopian highlands, longest spells of frayne to the hearth of africa, pushing over towards the gulf of guinea some pocket, some very, very heavy rain there, just around cameron's southern parts of nigeria. meanwhile, in southern africa, we have got some wet weather now coming into a good pos of will saw the mice and bake some lively showers that just stretching across at eastern side of south africa, the running all the way up into angola. and so what to what the, to the east and libya, ah, a small closed middle east and community whose history goes back nearly 3000 years with a population under threat. when men out number women, 3 to one out, is there a well beats the men have decided to break with tradition and married foreign women, samaritan weddings signed sealed, delivered on out his era. lou ah, welcome back and look him out of the top stories here on the al jazeera, state of emergencies n

10 novels he has consistently and with great compassion penetrated the effects of colonialism in east africa and its effects on the lives of uprooted and migrating. individuals for reese has more now from stockholm. the prizes are judged on literary merit. and i'm sure that is the case. i with abdul rosa gern as prize as well. but maybe they've had their outlook broaden the little bit there was a me to scandal in, in 2018 that led to them saying that they would make their criteria farrah in terms of gender more global outlook. and that seems to be seems to be the case head as made, maybe up to ross at gun it would have won that prize anyway. and we've heard a report from reuters that i spoken to him on the phone. i think he's still a bit overwhelmed at the moment. in fact, i think it was a, a surprise, this announcement. there are many guesses about who's going to win. but no one really knows as, as a height of secrecy and around these prizes. in fact, is on publishing said it's been breaking her heart that he's not had any recognition at all really. and then suddenly, today he's 8 nobel lau

wanted to show them to the eastern side of a mon notice one or 2 showers to to parts of east africa. but for the most part it is largely dry and settled. abbey, a shower or 2 just creeping into somalia into the ethiopian highlands can you could catch a shout. wet weather will be able to watch the gulf of guinea as per usual, seasonal range during really quite nicely. now actually, and you can just follow them a little further south. they run down across san gala, will cease and live the showers pushing into namibia and just running down into botswana, it's a central part of south african, the showers here. they will actually pair pop somewhat as we go on through the latter part of the week. so some heavier down post. certainly a possibility, possibility of some localized flooding, not just re thursday, but also going on into friday to the east of that of the north of that chunks of water to showers, just creeping into parts of mozambique with the od shower to for tanzania by friday . oh, the weather sponsored by katara always examining the impact of today's headlines. let's move to c

but the ongoing turmoil in north east africa, big update, the student, the prime minister, has not been released. he'd been detained along with his wife on monday. i'm in the military takeover of the country. the military chief who led the cook claimed yesterday that the prime minister was detained for his own safety. he had been staying at the general house. the military overthrew spark widespread like rage across the country. people pouring onto the streets soon thanks to the images of chaos into done by global condemnation of the coup with washington piling on the pressure. we've already made clear that we are pressing pause on significant aspects of our economic assistance to sudan and we will look at the full range of economic tools available to us in coordination and consultation with regional actors and other key countries to make sure that we are trying to push the suit the entire student, his political process back in a positive direction after this significant and alarming setback. well, to specify what mr. sullivan was alluding to there. the u. s. department earlier, none to

they came from east africa from kenya it was over the power in rwanda. 199-4195 they took power they say. [inaudible] >> right and as you said it had been one territory divided up by the europeans. so there was familiarity. >> back then, the region were villages. so it was one. besides speaking of rwanda. [inaudible] back then in the congo they divided out. >> right, right as trying to give people a sense of what was going on there. shugri said salh i want to come back to you and asked, tell us a little bit about the somali tradition of large extended families. you moved around to look at their father, then your grandmother, then back with your father, i think some of your siblings you spent time in orphanage than an older sister. what can you tell me about the somalia extended families in your experience with that? >> i often describe, this story is a bit more complex. my family is kind of unusual even within the somali culture and families. i am saying that just to give a quick view, my mother was young girl of 15 when my 40-year-old father married he was a teacher in the city. so

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we do start in north east africa, where the military in sudan has dissolved the government and all of a sudden declared a state of emergency. now the move comes hours after the prime minister was arrested and taken to an unknown location and the capital placed in a state of lockdown earlier in the program ortiz. and but i'd guess dave told me more on the situation. ed will abdel father once years seed the topmost military figure in this sovereign counsel of sudan, he has dissolved the entire body, what it was in the acting a body that represented that the head of state. it was made up partly of military officials and partly of civilian officials and they ruled the country they, they govern the country. we have learned in the early hours of the morning, reports began pouring in that the military was atan force in the capital and elsewhere that they were blocking off roads and bridges. that the internet had been cut both mobile and land lines that the airport was shot and all flights grounded and canceled. it emerged later that the prime minister, as well as several of the other ministe

10 novels he has consistently and with great compassion penetrated the effects of colonialism in east africa and its effects on the lives of uprooted and migrating individuals. on any aspect, he answers the stands. he is a critic and journalist at the express an evening newspaper in sweden. he says the nobel committee's decision comes as a surprise. he was born in santa bar in 1948, and he came to england as a refugee at the age of 18. and where he established himself as a doctor of literature and he's been teaching all his life at kent university in england, is now retired, i believe. and i have to say that this was someone that was literally unheard of, that he was extremely little known in my, in my decades of watching the nobel prize and writing about them to what price literature. this is the most. this is the biggest surprise. this is the, the most to draw opening announcement so far. so some very, very surprising choice. if you ask the chairman at the noble committee in the swedish academy, he says that mister girl's name has been on the list for a long time. so they have all, apparen

we do a start this out with breaking news coming straight to us now from north east africa, where in just the last one hour, the military and sudan has dissolved the government and declared a state of emergency. at the move comes hours off, the prime minister was arrested and taken to an unloading location. the capital mean time is in a state of lock dom, well, let's learn more about this right now. ortiz, senior correspondent that goes to it with us this afternoon here. a good to see you mode at the offense as we know, unfolding rapidly in this country. what do we know so far? well, general abdel thought the hans seeds the top most military figure in this sovereign council of sudan. he has dissolved the entire body. what it was in the acting a body that represented that the head of state, it was made up partly of military officials and partly of civilian officials. and they ruled the country they, they governed the country. we have learned in the early hours of the morning, reports began pouring in that the military was atan force in the capital and elsewhere that they were blocking

and we do start with a north east africa, with a military in sudan has dissolved the government and declared a state of emergency at the move comes hours after the prime minister was arrested and taken to an unknown location. and the capital placed in a state of locked down. let's bring in some live pictures for you right now. i've been brought to you by ortiz, a video agency, roughly these a live pictures from the countries capital cartoon is just after 3 pm there. right now you can see the soldiers on the streets, the soldier presence because, well, it's an estate of locked down right now. earlier the military takeover was met with protests was in classes. there are also reports at the cities internet has been cut . so frankly, we're quite lucky to get these pictures now from our video agency, roughly. these are life pictures again from cartoon, the sudanese capital, and just a bit earlier in the program, i discussed the situation with artes, senior correspondent, murat gazda, general abdel, flutter. what hans ye is the top most military figure in this sovereign counsel of sir dunn. he has

having descended into conflict, that least kenya has one of the key stable countries in east africa and the horn of africa. and so we can't afford for 10 years of upcoming election to lead to any type of violence which we've seen in the past. and then president kenyatta most certainly will raise the issue of coven vaccine equity for africa. and for tenure, getting more vaccines to the population so that the economies can recover and they can get it, they can continue on a stable path. and so i think that those are going to be afford issues and i don't expect that there to be any awkwardness around those issues. now in terms of the pandora papers, you know, we keep equating it with corruption. i don't think it's an issue of corruption. it may be tax havens, it may be questions of transparency, but no one has brought any evidence to the for or even made the allegation other than by insinuation that president kenyata having $30000000.00 from his family in you know, in an offshore account is an indication of corruption or that the family has a $1500000.00 apartment in london after one point

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10 novels he has consistently and with great compassion penetrated the effects of colonialism in east africa and its effects. on the lives of uprooted and migrating individuals, while it's being tra corresponding poor, reese and now he's in stock on for us poor. do you get the sense this is a bit of a statement on the part of the nobel committee here. yes, quite possibly. the stars here, although they are very careful to say that the prizes are judged on literary merits . and i'm sure that is the case with abdul ross. acts goodness prize as well, but maybe they've had their outlook broadened a little bit. there was a m, a me to scandal in, in 2018 that led to them saying that they would make that criteria and farrah in terms of gender more global outlook. and that seems to be, seems to be the case head as may may be address at gwinnett would have, will not prize anyway. and we've heard a report from reuters that i spoken to him on the phone. i think he still a bit overwhelmed at the moment. in fact, i think it was a, a surprise, this announcement. there are many guesses about who's going to

he is a former "new york times" reporter who was based in east africa.ved in khartoum for eight years. we go first to sudan to speak with walaa salah, human rights lawyer and activist based in khartoum. can you tell us what is happening on the ground? can you tell us what is happening on the ground in khartoum now? we understand at least 10 people have been killed by the military. can you hear me? ok, instead -- can you hear me? >> yes. amy: it sounds like walaa salah is speaking to someone else right now. walaa, can you hear me? why don't we go to her describing what is happening. we were not sure if we could reach her in khartoum, so just before the broadcast, we asked walaa salah to describe what is happening over the last day. >> by 6:30 a.m., i think, i was on the street and see what was going on. there were just people coming out of their houses, chanting. general devastation and anger in the faces of everyone i saw on the street. rejection of the coup. the protests grew bigger around 12:00, just before the statement by general burhan. the numbers

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now, i might do who is the lebanon and by rein research in the middle east and north africa, division of human rights, what she joins me from by roots. hello, there i, now you just have me recap. what's unfolded this morning in lebanon. first of all, what's your take on what's happened and particularly from a civilian perspective. what happened today was a show of force by has bella and its allies, essentially given public a false choice, either stability ah, without justice or justice, but no stability. this is just delayed since in a series of, of attempts by has by law and the ruling elite to undermine obstruct and block the domestic investigation into the baby. last because it had become, it had hit too close to home, the judge and leading the baby last investigation judge beside has refused to abide by a red line set for him by the political establishment. and he has, instead i tried to charge summon and prosecute very high level political and security official, which is really unprecedented in lebanon. and so the outcome of this case and the implications of this case, will go fa

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social media, it's not just the united states in europe, but in south america across the middle east and africa as well. people are reporting that they have problems and that's been going on for several hours now. there was an outage back in 2019, it lasted for just about an hour. and they said that that was essentially a problem with the facebook infrastructure that was fixed. and then there were smaller outages in march and or saw in july. and this, the factors going on for so long has led to speculation. is this another infrastructure problem that can be easily fixed? or is there was a possibility that facebook has been attacked by ransomware, people, people who essentially hold up their service and demand millions of dollars to free up the chords to, to get things back to normal. when or there were a several attacks like that at the end of last year and the beginning of this year here in the united states. in fact, several companies paid out millions of dollars to people who had committed these ransomware attacks. and there was a big concern in the united states at the time wanting companie

to broadcast the premier league in the middle east, north africa. i also saudi has had to approve to the premier leave. the state itself will not be involved in the day to day activities of the club. they've been able to do this through at least consortium of a spooky at 80 percent to play a full $100000000.00 needed to buy this club. let's go forget that. the chair of that consortium is the crown prince himself the time. so clearly happy, i hope you've hinted that the bad for to use all of newcastle. well, somehow improved in the coming years expect spending spree in the coming months. something they hope will reverse a lot of these club. okay, so it is that obvious how fans there are feeling, but i mean, i mean, have you talked to any of them? where did they same with well, only a few minutes ago. and you can tell, obviously the situation is pretty rowdy, pretty spicy. and you a few minutes, the guy something grandpa speak screaming rich ha is the genuine feeling adjusted a team that hold. busy to the bottom of the burly, oh my god, and so price,

and also toward the east central africa. we got our storms coming and going, but heaviest concentration of rain is around the gulf of guinea and toward the south. we've had been dealing with bouts of heavy rain through south africa, but the bulk of that energy pushes out toward sea, but still some rain falling in durban. and you know, for the eastern cape winds, have been a factor as well over the past few days. but i think on saturday we'll see those winds back off just to touch. and they'll gust up to about 55 kilometers per hour. and now they are up to date season. ah, in the, with an abundance of results. byron juan indonesia, his big for me, we move to growth and front. we balance the green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest might be part of his growth and progress in indonesia. now. oh, a kind of what challenges there. i'm emily anglin, a reminder about top stories. this album, the u. s. and

we called this now with some breaking news from north east of africa. in sedan. local media reports are saying that for the countries ministers and a number of high profile, the patients have been arrested. the prime minister of the african country has also reported have been placed under house arrest. the media also claimed the army has blocked all roads and bridges leading to the campus. so this follows unrest on sunday in the capital of cartoon. what security forces applied here gas at for military protested he won't to dissolve, be traditional. the transitional competence operating in the crisis stolen country back to the military's removal of president, all the shrew and april 19th, 2019, after nearly 3 decades. the rule, as always, will bring you more information on the story and as we get it moving on now, staff shortages, soaring carried cases and pressure on the national health service have all that to another crisis in england the week. so new report that in some parts of the country, patients have had to wait for almost 50 hours to get to bed in accide

the country is a transit help for people, mainly from africa and the middle east, trying to cross the mediterranean to europe. the town of on says it speaking directly to the us about building relations on the taliban throne, affairs spokesman denounced to us drone operations in afghan air space as a violation of international law. george's former president mikhail suck actually, has spent the night in detention after returning from excel to support the opposition and elections. he was convicted in 2018 for abuse of power, says it was politically motivated, more than 600 events taking place across the u. s. for the annual women's march this year, the event is focused on laws and several states to restrict access to abortions, especially in texas, which has effectively banded hydro. castro is in the texas state capital austin, heidi what's happening there were youa came organizers here of the more of the win is marge, are expecting thousands of protesters here up to 10000. and they are gathered here at the grounds of the state capital in austin, texas was really ground 0 for this. the

it came from the europe, middle east, africa region and it came from asia acific, both adding roughlynetflix investment strategy and the netflix growth strategy. i would imagine there is in fact still a fair amount of growth in those regions. there clearly is not much growth in the u.s. and canada it is a stable streaming service in both countries and maybe maxed out which i think is telling to where the other streaming services are headed. still more in their infancy a year or two old at this point and trying to gain the subscribers. perhaps 74 million until u.s., canada where netflix is now is the ceiling. >> alex, it is interesting to make a comment that during the facebook outage they saw a significant jump in engagement on their platte form and interesting from a netflix viewpoint. facebook is probably pasting it across the defenses on an anti-trust level showing that they're rivals even if one is meant to be social media and one is tv and movies. >> yeah. netflix hasn't been caught in the uts big tech regulatory crackdown. but even netflix threw in a line in the shareholder lett

they also lifted their own ban on sports that holds the rights to games in the middle east and north africaccused of illegally permitting the games. rights groups have condemned the terigo over and accused saudi of trying to -- the takeover and accused saudi of trying to improve its reputation with sports. including the death of a journalist ordered by the crown prince. >> amnesty said they would -- it seemed the premier league was going in one direction on this and now they have gone in another. it is a dangerous precedent that english football is open for business when it comes to sportswashing. >> it is unclear whether the allegations of piracy leveled against saudi or the human rights abuses were responsible for delaying the takeover of the club. the piracy issue appears to have been solved but it comes to human rights abuses, saudi remains in the spotlight. the surprise takeover raises questions about what matters most to fans and football clubs. the depths of an owner's pockets, or their integrity? >> the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to the tanzanian born novelist abdul