business d w and used to live from berlin, multiple dead as islamist gunmen, storm a hotel in east africa. authority say school children are among the victims in somalia, the extremist group, i'll show about claims it carried out. the car bombing and gun attack was coming up . teaching ping seals. a 3rd term is head of china. communist party, surrounded by loyalist. he tightened his grip as beijing's most powerful leader in decades and a shocked score line in germany's football board. this league for to be to top as full hook to pony on berlin to the sword. that in all coming up in sport. ah, i will also welcome to the shirt with again in east africa where multiple people have been killed as g. hardest gunman stormed a hotel in the somali port of kiss maya there, silence the 1st detonated a car bomb at the gates of the hotel in the city center. authorities say pupils leaving a nearby school were among the casualties. police say the incident ended with the death of all 3 attackers. the medicine group i'll chabad claims, it was behind the the group has been trying to overthrow the somali go

currently under construction in east africa. it could have disastrous consequences for the people and also wide life. but before we get to that, we also have these coming up with why obrigone funding and high take unknown to mutually exclusive called gunners cuts of breeders on trying to solve the animals from getting diseases. and, and why wills in south africa at under enormous stress. in africa frayne. governments are spending 40 times more on for so fuel projects done on initiatives to reduce the impact of the continent sick and biggest killer air pollution. according to the un, every single year, close to $10000000.00 people around the globe died from air pollution. yet due to the current energy crisis. many countries still one access to cheaper and less eco friendly fuel supplies. and hoping that countries like uganda anto zeniah will be able to deliver, ah, ah, murchison falls, national park and northwestern. uganda is a sanctuary for wildlife. it's just one of 35 reserves sanctuaries and parks managed by the uganda wildl

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his parents, of indian descent, came to the uk from east africa. about the sacrifices they made to send him to winchester college, a top private school. he talked about the experience in a bbc documentary. you know, i have friends who are aristocrats, i have friends who are upper class, i have friends who are working class. but... well, not working—class. but i mix and match and then i go to see kids from an inner state school and tell them to apply to oxford and talk to them about people like me. after oxford university, a career in banking and his marriage to the daughter of a billionaire made him extremely wealthy. political opponents have commented on his expensive houses, clothes and shoes, suggesting he is out of touch with ordinary people. the revelation that his wife had non—dom tax status proved politically toxic. he said he had informed senior civil servants when he joined government but a u—turn followed. she has always followed all the rules but she recognises this goes beyond just following those rules so she has decided to pay both uk

we begin in east africa where multiple people have been killed as gunman stormed a hotel in the somali port of k smile. the attack began when the assailant detonated a car bomb at the gates of the hotel in the city center. authorities, se security forces have now entered the attack. the al qaeda linked group. i'll shabba has said it was behind the assault. and he said he is felix morrenda is in nairobi. he gave me the latest on the attack. good evening, clear. so of the attack that began around midday has just ended, as you've rightfully reported the police reports, i see that 3 people died and 8 others were injured and they were quickly rushed to kiss my hospital where they are currently receiving medical i. 10 short are the police officials quickly, i ran into this scene and ensured that all the album attackers were actually dealt with with the last person. i have been executive just a few minutes ago. so the siege has just ended, and it has taken just about 5 or 6 hours for you to actually come to an end. and some aaliyah's president, her son shank, muhammad, was elected back in may

ah ah, this is dw is a wife from berlin. gunman storm a hotel in east africa. several are dead in a car, bombing and gun assault in somalia, the islamist extremist group, i'll show bob says it carried out the attack. also coming up on the show, she jim pang seals a 3rd term as head of china's communist party. surrounded by loyalist, she tightens his grip as beijing's most powerful leader. in decades of all the celebrations are back. but authorities in delhi want the hindu festival of lights to go green with a ban on fireworks, to cut down on pollution. ah hello, i'm claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. we begin in east africa where multiple people have been killed as gunman stormed a hotel in the somali port of k smile. the attack began when the assailants detonated a car bomb at the gates of the hotel in the city center. authorities se security forces have now entered the attack. the al qaeda linked group al shabani has said it was behind the assault. and he abuse felix morrenda is in nairobi. he gave me the latest on the attack. good evening, clear. so of the attack th

we will rush our flags ah, 5 from east africa to europe as winter approaches tensions are he'd see up in europe as thousands takes to the streets to protest rising energy prices across the european union. oh, doing bud teffany. finn capitol scuffled, broke out for the crowd, who demons, singular flags, and while demanded a change in the government. policies of the story and view places have slammed the economy due to the implementation of antigua from sanctions. pro does have also corrupted in germany and the netherlands with thousands of demonstrators. a buzz cut his voice disapproval of the government's lack of action in handling soaring energy bills and inflation. let's just hit a 25 year record in germany. rising to 10 percent. we heard from some of the people on the seats about their systems, n, as in the current prices are 10 times higher than norma. they're no longer affordable is. there are several reasons for that. of course. one is the sanctions which are shot ne serotonin. these until one and senior sanctions are not only a shot and the lee is here a shot in the heart with

this is dw wife from berlin. gunmen storm a hotel in east africa. several are dead in a car, bombing, and gun assault in somalia, the islamist extremist group, i'll show bob says it carried out the attack. also coming up on the show, she jim pang seals a 3rd term.

his parents of indian descent came to the uk from east africa. made to send him to winchester college, a top private school. after oxford university, a career in banking and his marriage to the daughter of a billionaire made him extremely wealthy. political opponents have commented on his expensive houses, clothes and shoes, suggesting he is out of touch with ordinary people. the revelation that his wife had non—dom tax status proved politically toxic. he said he had informed senior civil servants when hejoined government but a u—turn followed. she has always followed all the rules but she recognises this goes beyond just following those rules so she has decided to pay both uk and foreign taxes. the episode was a low point for rishi sunak. he was visibly angry at what he saw as an intrusion into his wife's financial affairs. colleagues, though, felt it betrayed a certain political naivety and some even predicted that his career would never recover. rishi sunak is a long—standing brexit supporter but, as chancellor, he rarely trumpeted the benefit

and to talk more about this, i am joined by mohammed up because he is director for east africa and the horn of africa at the u. n's international organization for migration. it's good to have you on the program. thank you so much for being here. mr. optic and let's begin by talking about the migration in africa that is being caused by climate change. just what is the scale of this challenge. thank you for having be here today. first, we need to talk about climate change. we can no longer ignore the issue of displacement, mobility, and migration, and we never used to talk about that. and right now we're bringing issue fall mobility in migration that is becoming key for us. a good example is in somalia, where today we have over 1300000 people displaced because of flaw induced climate migration. 1.3000000 people. at the same time, you have close to 7800000 people in need of food assistance. and if we don't act very quickly, we have over 280000 people who are an acute food insecurity who might die because of lack of food. that just gives you an example of this, kill somalia. but if you loo

he is director for east africa and the horn of africa at the you ends international organization for migration. it's good to have you on the program. thank you so much for being here mister applicant. let's begin by talking about the migration in africa that is being caused by climate change. just what is the scale of this change. thank you for having be here today. first, we need to talk about climate change. we can no longer ignore the issue of displacement, mobility, and migration, and we never used to talk about that. and right now we're bringing that issue of mobility in migration. that is becoming key for us. a good example in somalia where today we have over 1300000 people displaced because of slow infused climate migration. 1.3000000 people. at the same time you have lost a 7800000 people in need of food assistance. and if we don't act very quickly, we have over 280000 people who are in acute food insecurity, who might die because of lack of foot. that just gives an example of this kill is somalia. but if you look at the region itself over 36100000 people in need of assistanc

i don't see, you know, stopping in a still in east africa. i see taylor in south africa of europe. i see taylor in america and i few is just the hello. get to the point where, why you, where you have been friends, you know, i k, swedish new brand from africa like taylor would boy to become an internationally recognized friends. ah, i'd love to have one of those sit now to meet our next power woman. we stay in west africa after 7 years in the united kingdom it lynn l, but decided to move back to free tones here in your and she is now using her new phone skills in recruitment and management to help young people pursue their dream careers while strengthening her own connection to the continents as much as you know, we have major gaps and it will be nice for everybody to come home and feeling those gaps and everything. some people actually create more value from being out there. everybody doesn't need to come home and live at home. i'm eddie alba and i'm the manager there. excellent job search job search is a human resource fan. so we do recruitment skills development and just general

there were growing fears, the virus could spread across east africa. d, w julius mc, i'm were, has the story from central uganda where this outbreak started. the grief is to rule formerly course in your. a few weeks ago, he lost his 12 year old son to where to suspected was malaria. and when his way through you did liter, he assumed it was a mother's depression, caused by her very ferment. but at the hospital, she was diagnosed with the bowler. and immediately isolated areas sassy were, as she lived in the ambulance gama, because she cried for her children again that this was the last time simple would see his way for life. and i were complacent in the isolation center was the 1st to call. it was around mid town on saturday when he informed us that she had breathed her last week on the news of the killer disease has shut the residence of my due due. after losing me buzz to abolla. many people here are now living in fear that the deadly virus may have spread to your families. some are already being monitored by health teams because they are contacts of

ukraine is one of the main suppliers of wheat horn and to other food for countries in the middle east, africa, and asia. some of them used to get more than half of their grain from ukraine. that is why it was so important to the when to keep this export route open despite the war. turkish president, reggie tie a bad one, said his country was determined to save the deal that the color russia came this even if russia out hesitantly dead because they didn't benefit enough from the deal . nora, we will continue decisively. our efforts to serve humanity, littler, children, turkey, and the un are trying to avoid the impression that the deal can't be saved their interim transit plan. so record amounts of grain moved on monday, but russia has warned, it will be risky for ukraine to keep exporting. it's much needed crops. right, let's get a round up. now of some other world news headlines. authorities in india arrested 9 people in connection with the bridge collapse that killed more than 140. large crowds were on the bridge when it gave way plunging pedestrians into the river below the bridge had just

was ukraine is one of the main suppliers of wheat horn and to other food countries in the middle east, africa, and asia. some of them used to get more than half of their grain from ukraine. that is why it was so important to the when to keep this export route open. despite the war, turkish president ridge up, ty, bad, one said his country was determined to save the deal. the fellow russia, jim does even if russia ards hesitantly good because they didn't benefit enough from the deal over. we will continue decisively. our efforts to serve humana tamela, susan, turkey, and the un are trying to avoid the impression that the deal can't be saved. their interim trends at plan. so reco demands of grain moved on monday. but russia has warned, it will be risky for ukraine to keep exporting. it's much needed crops to brazil now where the day has been nothing short of historic lucy, nasty lula da silva, has secured an unprecedented 3rd term as brazil's president, the left has won a narrow victory and a run off vote against the current right wing leader is higher ball, so narrow who has yet to acknowledge

we begin in east africa, where gunmen have stormed a hotel in the somali port of kiss my o killing at least 3 people. the attack began when the assailants detonated a car bomb at the gates of the hotel in the city center. authorities say security forces have now ended the attack the al qaeda linked to al. sure. bob militant group says it was behind the assault. so let's get straight across to the w. corresponded felix marina in nairobi. felix, while more, can you tell us about this attack? good evening, clear so that tac that began around mid day has just ended, as you've rightfully reported the police through ports. i see that 3 people died and 8 others were injured and they were quickly rushed to kiss my hospital where they are currently receiving medical i 10 short on the police officials. quickly i ran into this scene and ensured that all the unsure about attackers were actually dealt with with the last i a person. i have been executed just a few minutes ago. so the siege has just ended and he does. he can just about 5 or 6 hours for each to actually come to an end. and some ali,

mrs. eat up in east africa, coming up on the program that the snow burn off climate change is forcing millions from their homes across the continent. in madagascar, the worst drought in decades is driving farm is from their barren fields. massey is one of them, or she has.

you see him official said that the artwork was not on a to east africa, not where multiple people have been killed. as the hardest gunman, storm a hotel in the somali port of his maya, the assailants 1st detonated a car bomb at the gates of the hotel in the city center. 40 say pupils leaving a nearby school were among the casualties. police say the incident ended with the death of all 3 attackers. the medicine group asked about claims it was behind the result. the group has been trying to throw the somali government for more than a decade. d w's. felix marina. in nairobi told us the gunman singled out their target. today's attack came as a backdrop of a meeting where security officials, one meeting at their hotel that was attacked. and the security officials was planning on how to combat. and they are sub myisha, so they're, they're president in so my only has actually been having meetings with various security officials and the security officials have been meeting at to just see how best they can combat. they also bob melisha. but something else that we need to note is that they'll sh

we report on east africa's devastating drought which has pushed millions to the brink of starvation. plus. >> i am and one of nigeria's oil-producing states. officials here are struggling to bring in aid as quickly as possible as the situation gets desperate. neave: thousands of people in france go on strike demanding higher wages as inflation soars. russian missiles have rain down on ukrainian infrastructures, killing at least three people. it has mapped out power for hundreds of thousands of civilians. president zelenskyy says one third of the country's power facilities have been destroyed, accusing russia of trying to him -- intimidate ukrainians. more than 1100 towns and villages are without power. the attacks are disrupted water supplies, hospitals have been forced to use backup generators. reporter: a barrage of missile strikes across ukraine. hitting critical infrastructure the second day the country's power grid under attack. like at this plant. and this one. ukrainian officials expect more attacks in the days ahead. >> the terrorist state russia is making every effort to des

a green energy revolution is underway in east africa. geothermal steam is being harvested from kenya. it could cut greenhouse gas emissions and lift millions of people out of poverty. our reporter reports from the power plant. reporter: the steam is so hot, you can boil an egg on it. to appreciate the power of the heat, there is nowhere better to look the northwest of nairobi. this energy is coming from the plant and it is essentially limitless. it is producing 962 megawatts of power that could do a great deal more. harnessing geothermal power for electricity is important. >> the steam from the ground and up in park lines and best game is separated and is injected back into the ground in the steam is taken to a power plant. reporter: can interest most of its energy from clean sources. -- kenya derives most of its energy from clean sources. it is also the largest producer of wind and geothermal on the continent. >> that is why you find them having an interest in kenya and in africa. reporter: francis -- [indiscernible] >> we need to light

now our partners from the middle east, africa and latin america, foreign manufacturers are leaving the large domestic enterprises are responding to this with localization. so, for example, kamaz began to produce all components and parts for its cars in russia in 2 months. we didn’t even begin publish semi-annual reports not because we have something bad. and in order not to cause tension, why can you have such good external pressure from unfriendly countries, it is important that the horizons of the russian ruble expand, we are accelerating the reconfiguration of the mechanism of mutual settlements with our partners, including, respectively, and connection to alternative payment systems , as well as the creation of promising high-tech forms of payment. in fact, an unprecedented task is being solved now. and russia successfully copes with these challenges for 8 months of this year, the cost of non-commodity, that is, non-energy exports has already increased by 7% olga armikova. andrei sorokina and alexei korpukhin lead. the court of st. petersburg recognized the actions of the nazis dur

i don't see, you know, stopping in in east africa and south africa of europe. i see taylor in america and i few is just the time you know, get to the point where you, where you have been friends, you know swedish, their new brand from africa like would boy to become an internationally recognized friends. ah, i'd love to have one of those sit now to meet our next power woman. we stay in west africa. after 7 years in the united kingdom, it mean alba decided to move back to free towns here in your and she is now using her new phone skills in recruitment and management to help young people pursue their dream careers while strengthening her own connection to the continent. as much as you know, we have major gaps and it would be nice for everybody to come home and filling those gaps and everything. some people actually create more value from being out there. everybody doesn't need to come home and live at home. i'm at the bar, i'm the managing direct search. job search is a human resources fan. so we do recruits men skills development and just general human resources

ah, ah, here's your weather forecasts for tuesday, october the 25th across the middle east and africa. good to have you along, so the showers that were in the levant dipping to the south in the northwest of saudi arabia. i don't think any of this is going to hit our load will stay north of the area there on tuesday. the intended winds are shifting around down the goals, so this would suggest less humidity for places like doha, with a height of $36.00 degrees on tuesday. seabreeze has returned to karachi, so that helped freshen up the air quality here. you know, karachi had some of the poorest air quality of anywhere in the world as of late. so that's now change. temperature is climbing once again in harass at 30 degrees. it's time a year. we would expect things to go in the reverse and start falling. but it's the complete opposite here through turkey, as it's quite clear plenty of sun that rain that was placed in the northeast. black sea coast is dissipated, but some pretty good bursts of rain not too far away from cairo. on tuesday, there has been a landside in get bonds, capital lib

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phone work in i don't see opinion in east africa and south africa of europe. i see taylor in america and i few is just the hello. get to the point where you, where you have room, friends, you know, i k, swedish, the new brand from africa like taylor would go to become an internationally recognized friends. ah, i'd love to have one of those sit now to meet our next power woman. we stay in west africa. after 7 years in the united kingdom, it lean elbow decided to move back to free towns here in your and she is now using her new phone skills in recruitment and management to help young people pursue their dream careers while strengthening her own connection to the continent. as much as you know, we have major gaps and it would be nice for everybody to come home and filling those gaps and everything. some people actually create more value from being out there. everybody doesn't need to come home and live at home. i'm i'm, i'm the managing director of job search job search is a human resources fan. so we do recruits man skills development and just general human reso

a hindu whose family came to britain from east africa.le his rise in politics marks a milestone moment, a reflection of the u.k.'s diversity, it is his personal wealth and privilege, and that of his wife's, that has come under scrutiny. the effect many believe would have on his decisions are >> there are so many challenges he has to face. he ran the economy that built up a lot of debt we are now talking about. there were episodes of discussion about his and his wife's tax affairs and acquisition of a green card, suggesting he had an ejector seat when it comes to politics. >> while his wife's tax status played badly with voters, the party viewed him as a safe option to guide the economy in times of uncertainty. sunak's financial support packages to businesses hit a covid lockdowns marked him out as leadership materially within the party. >> their ego. >> thank you. >> putting him on a collision course with then prime minister boris johnson. they continued to work together through various scandals that besieged johnson. sunak public -- publ

also the british are in control of east africa, they give him permission to go and you know, shoot up the countryside, but you know the local kenyans don't give him any permission right there enlisted is porters and as assistants and so forth, but this is part of the imperial world that roosevelt believed in and participated in so he does that for fun and really has a kind of grand time with this. but he comes back to the united states in 1910 and is dismayed by reports of about what president taft is doing. he hears the president taft is not as strong on conservation as roosevelt had been and then in fact he had fired roosevelt's friend chief forrester a man named gifford pincho. p-i-n-c-h-o-t he's also concerned that taft doesn't have the kind of energy and drive the roosevelt himself had brought to the presidency and that taft is more content to let congress do some things. he doesn't have the kind of energy. the roosevelt would have liked. truth be told roosevelt's own policies had begun to drift leftward in these years as well. during the course of his presidency and especially b

they start in british east africa and they work their way in the interior a little bit, and eventually north before they emerge in cairo. and roosevelt and his party shot and killed over 500 specimen in this big game expedition. yes, that is quite a few. roosevelt's justification for this was that this was not hunting just for sport, that they ate some of the animals that they killed and the vast majority of these skins that were preserved and sent back to museums, in the united states, to be studied for scientific purposes. so, it wasn't just mindless slaughter for him, it had a civic purpose and a scientific purpose. but this is part of his enthusiasm for the empire also, the british are in control of east africa, they give him permission to go and, you know, shoot up the countryside, but the local kenyans don't give him any permission, right? they are enlisted as porters and as assistance, and so forth. but this is part of the imperial world that roosevelt believed and and participated in. so, he does that for fun and really has a kind of grand time with this. he comes back to the u

ukraine is one of the main suppliers of wheat, corn, and other food for countries in the middle east, africaand asia. some of them. used to get more than half of their grain from ukraine. that is why it was so important to the un to keep this export route open despite the war. the turkish president said his country was determined to save the deal. >> even if russia acts hesitantly, because they did not benefit enough from the deal, we will continue decisively our efforts to serve humanity. reporter: turkey and the u.n. are tryg to avoid the impression that the deal cannot be saved. their interim transit plan saw record amounts of grain moved on monday, but russia has warned it will be risky for ukraine to keep exporting its much-needed crops. >> to brazil now, where the day has been nothing short of historic. lula da silva has secured an unprecedented third term as brazil's president. the leftist won a narrow victory against the current right-wing leader, j or bolsonaro, who has yet to acknowledge defeat. he was president from 2003 to 2010 and was imprisoned on corruption charges. after his

we also did loans in tunisia and east africa. there was a $2.5 billion loan for from security support in east africa. this is part of our overarching food security program that i announced in berlin. it was $31 billion that we will commit to food security over the 15 months starting in april. so we are well along on that. i think we have done maybe 9 billion of that. the second part of the question was what could egypt do. egypt is facing the challenges many developing countries are. so i will emphasize, to the extent that there are subsidies within the economy that they would be targeted and there be an exit is -- an exit strategy for the subsidy. to the condition there are state owned enterprises, that those be done as quickly as possible. we stand ready to support egypt's reform program as it emerges. as the reforms are put forward, we can consider loans in various areas. the world bank is moving very quickly to respond to the situation in the world. but there are steps needed in order to get loans that can be taken to our org

ukraine shipped less than 6%, for example, djibouti in east africa received only 541 tons.e, most of 63% goes to europe , for example, polish ports have increased the acceptance of grain, at least four times since the end of february, about a million tons. experts explain such a geography of deliveries by the fact that european companies have been actively investing in the agricultural sector of ukraine in recent years and are now reaping the benefits. a directly smaller amount of grain goes to countries that have not invested it. just bought. ah. thus. naturally, we see, uh, and see the picture that most of the grain goes to europe, this is because it has already been contracted in advance. at the same time, according to the un, prices on the world grain market are rising in price, in september prices added one and a half percent to the values ​​of august and more than 11% in annual terms, in addition to the uncertainty regarding the deal, the cost was affected by the lack of rainfall in argentina and the united states, as well as an increase in purchases of corn from the

a scientist say an energy revolution is taking place in east africa, geothermal steam and the great rift valley is being harvested. and the progress consultant said could lift millions of people out of poverty and cut greenhouse gas emissions. katherine sawyer reports from the or carry a power plant in nevada, kenya, blasts of immense heat dot dozens of vents in the great rift valley. the steam is so hot, you can boil an egg in it to appreciate the power of this heat. there is no, we're better to look the north west of kenya's capital nairobi. this energy is coming from the us and it's essentially limitless. anom windy is exploring for new geothermal drill sites for the countries, electricity generating company. it is producing $962.00 megawatts of power, but could do a great deal more, santi, se harnessing geothermal power for electricity is simple. their theme from the ground is on if i know of in a steam line and the steam lines end up in up our place and that steam, of course it is separated where the liquid face ice, the can injected back into the ground. and the steam dries theme i

africa. the leader of the east largest economy germany visited several in may, during which he emphasized the importance of serving liquefied natural gas supplies from the west african country. then in september, poland present arrived in san diego, in pursuit of featured gas deals. however, while selling those sorts of economic prospects remain positive and demand shortfall could leave the country without critical income moguls believe that other natural resources, particularly the fishing industry, more reliable, full long term sustainability. papa farrah, who leaves the coalition pushing for accountability for world and gas. think the, as was said, senegalese fishing counsel, co coordinator, omar boone had thought, shed their views on the issue. we licks hansen just defeat the phase of the fishermen, are justified because the public authorities in the companies do not try to reassure them. there can be no exploitation without impact on the environment and fishing. the environmental impact assessment of the company operating the gta project has confirmed that there will be an impact on fish

his grandparents are from british india and migrated to east africa in the 1960's. correspondent has been speaking to british asians about what this moment means to them. >> two years ago, this was then chanllor rishi sunak, a practicing hindu lighting candles outside downing street to mark the start of -- today in leicester, preparations were underway for this festival marked by hindus, sikhs, symbolizing the spiritual victory of light over darkness. the city also has one of the uk's largest south asian communities and many feel this is a moment loaded with personal significance. how do you feel about rishi sunak? these young british asian students are o different fait,ut they agree on one thing. who her thinks rishi sunak becoming prime minister is a positive thing for ethnic minorities in the u.k.? >> the first person of color as the prime minister in the u.k. first in south africa with nelson mandela and then the u.s. with barack obama. now it is us. i think it is that significant. >> i am not surif it is a major sbecause he has not been voted by the general pub

human rights defenders at the conference on alternative security it was people from the middle east africad asia they have no idea what is going on and why we have changed our security paradigm and we need to explain to them that we have to invest in africa i spoke to some of your fellow citizens now they are going to go to africa explaining in nigeria, sudan, ghana, in other countries, what is happening and what is this war of fasting, they are mainly fed with this russian disinformation, so we must support them. there are a lot of vulnerable groups of people they are starving they are affected by the food crisis we have to make sure that they are of the same opinion with us then putin will not be able to win the war because he will be completely isolated but it is a big job and for this we need to stay together in europe in the european union will it be possible let's wait and see let's to work together to try to do everything possible but i see how much has already been done in support of ukraine putin cannot win this war he will not win because we have our own army and we have your hel

indians have been in east africa since the 15th century.gion. but with the arrival of the british empire, their role changed. they were all victims of colonialism themselves, they were brought as endangered labourers to work on the railway, cheap labourers, they were put in that place to be used. so the british dividing their different subjects. indians were restricted or were promoted or were confined to the commercial sector, not the agricultural, because they were even not allowed to have land. so some africans felt that they were — it was not a level ground, that these investors were having undue preference, the government preference through policies. when idi amin became president in 1971, change came for everyone. some africans saw it as an opportunity to reverse that order. there were two sets of victims, each one going off in a different trajectory. asians have been - milking uganda's money. there isn't much literature around the expulsion and ugandan indian history, so i've come to the uganda society library to see what i can find

human rights defenders at a conference on alternative security, they were people from the middle east, africa and asia they have no idea what is going on and why we have changed our security paradigm and we need to explain to them that we have to invest in africa i have spoken to some of your fellow citizens now they are going to go to africa explaining in nigeria sudan ghanaians in other countries what is going on and what this war is all about they are just basically being fed this russian disinformation so we have to support them there are a lot of vulnerable groups people are starving they are affected by the food crisis we have to make sure that they with us of the same opinion , then putin will not be able to win the war because he will be completely isolated, but this is a big job and for this we need to stay together in europe in the european union and it will be possible, let's wait and let's see, let's work together, try to do everything possible, but i see how much has already been done in the framework of supporting ukraine, putin cannot win this war and the synod he will not win

this is d w and used to live from berlin, multiple dead as islamist gunman, storm a hotel in east africa. authorities say school children are among the victims in somalia, the extremist group, i'll show about claims it carried out the car bombing and gone. the attack also coming up.

currently under construction in east africa, it could have disastrous consequences for the people and also wide life. but before we get to that, we also have these coming up with why oh, begun the funding and high take unknown to mutually exclusive, cold gunners cutoff breeders on trying to solve the animals from getting diseases. and, and why will, since of africa at under enormous stress in africa. frayne. governments are spending 40 times more on for so fuel projects done on initiatives to reduce the impact of the continent sick and biggest killer air pollution according to the un, every single year. close to 10000000 people around the globe, die from air pollution. yet due to the current energy crisis. many countries still one ox as to cheaper and less eco friendly fuel supplies. and hoping that countries like uganda, anton zeniah, will be able to deliver. ah, ah, murchison falls, national park, and northwestern uganda is a sanctuary for wildlife. it's just one of 35 reserves sanctuaries and parks managed by the uganda wildlife authority which was established in 1996 and tasked wi

we'll hear about a highly controversial topic, an oil pipeline, currently under construction in east africa. it could have disastrous consequences for the people and also wide life. but before we get to that, we also have these coming up with why oh, begun the funding and high take unknown to mutually exclusive, cold gunners cutoff breeders on trying to solve the animals from getting diseases and, and why wills? in south africa at under enormous stress in africa. frayne. governments are spending 40 times more on for so fuel projects done on initiatives to reduce the impact of the continent sick and biggest killer air pollution. according to the un, every single year, close to $10000000.00 people around the globe died from air pollution. yet due to the current energy crisis. many countries still one access to cheaper and less eco friendly fuel supplies. and hoping that countries like uganda anto zeniah will be able to deliver, ah, ah, murchison falls, national park and northwestern. uganda is a sanctuary for wildlife. it's just one of 35 reserves sanctuaries and parks managed by the uganda w

he is director for east africa and the horn of africa at the u. n's international organization, migration, it's good to have you on the program. thank you so much for being here, mr. applica. let's begin by talking about the migration in africa that is being caused by climate change. just what is the scale of this change. thank you for having be here today. first we need to talk about climate change. we can no longer ignore the issue of displacement, mobility, and migration, and we never used to talk about that. and right now we're bringing that issue of mobility in migration. that is becoming key for us. a good example in somalia where today we have over 1300000 people displaced because of slow induced climate migration. 1.3000000 people. at the same time, you have close to 7800000 people in need of food assistance. and if we don't act very quickly, we have over 280000 people who are acute food insecurity deal might die because of lack of foot. that just gives an example of this kill is somalia. but if you look at the region itself over 36 point to 1000000 people in need of assistance be

we start with some breaking news just coming in a just of in from east africa gunmen have stormed a hotel in the somalian port city of kit smile, killing at least 3 people. the attack began when the assailants detonated a car bomb at gates of the hotel in the city center, authority. se events are still unfolding. the al qaeda linked al should bob militant group has claimed responsibility. we want to go live now to d w's. felix marine go in. i robi. felix. so what more can you tell us at this point? a good evening. so yes, i'll shut. bob militants at rammed into our hotel in. so my lawyer they'll tell is quite, i can, and it's a very popular. we've a government officials and a senior people within the government and that's that part that's partly or could be the motive for this particular attack. and this is the 2nd attack that has come a since are they new for my new president or shake? mom would air came into office in me ah, in august there was also another article, a similar nature at hyatt hotel. and so about several people killed. and i more people in charge of a 100 people an engine