iran and east africa do not have north africa within weeks recently, we were at the service of a high-levelegation from dibija shipping and navigation until it got better, and it is very nice that within the next month, the two sides of the shipping lines to north africa will be activated and we will be able to cover the sahara and north africa . we are on the african side to strengthen the body of the technical baby, let's number the party that i was, there is no special problem with them that we had both sides to promise within the next two months, i think it is better than the fact that the other party is an active representative in west africa, that it is done by the private sector that operates in west africa. along with shipping companies that we have the desire to work and work in west africa. we have west african lines. because the technical and real estate issues of the country and the punishments will be replaced, but the new ones will be active, the iranian airline that we signed the agreement with, the direct flight to tehran, will kiss the initial agreements to the permits, tec

when my friends, who's sorry, the coastal town in kenya, east africa. it is also one of the most beautiful places to explore on the continent duties look, as shown on the carolling island in the b of the ocean. with no malice, beachfront hotel is appealed to travel as instead of san san and so, and it's around india and colonial european, edited for a wide variety of sites to see the old city has a strong middle eastern via, with narrow streets, high houses with count on them intel balconies, and mosques and temples. the old town cuevas anerio 72 hectares, and is inhabited by a mix of local arab asian portuguese, and british settlers. a fest, please on the list. the explorers for jesus, which was built by the portuguese and his now in museum, was beautiful, was the end of the 16th century on the coastline year old samuel marsan when i saw the transit please for trade at that time. and again with india and the 4th was beauty protected towns from outside in vito's. the fort stood over a spot of corral and it tells the story of how the pot skis at one time

they say un peacekeepers and troops deployed from east africa of failing to protect them. and they are tired of waiting for aid from the own government. oh not much john like we going hungry? the sick a dying because we can't even find porridge to feed them or not that we're not leaving empty handed. we know there's food in a depot field, so give it to us one more step. well, i did it. the un says over 800000 people have been displaced by fighting between congo. leesville says, and m 23 rebels, the collapse of yet another sci fi and early march has aggravated the situation. thousands of displaced live in kenya, regina, north of goma, local authority say, protest is here, attack to passing un convoy, which then fight into a crowd, killing 8 civilians and wounding 28 mo. but to say deal about it that bit, we would like the bodies released from the morgue don't get william was so that we can greenwashing baby, there will be less. tension never lit up. this family is mourning the loss of samuel mahogany. the 22 year old was one of those shot dead by un peacekeepers. number one

east africa's ongoing drought is to stretch into a six straight failed raining season. to protect the ocean's unsung heroes. the humble sea cucumber, they need our love. we will explain. ♪ james: on pbs and around the globe. in recent years ,, deforestation rates skyrocketed as the then president jair bolsonaro promoted development over preservation. but brazil now has a new president. lula da silva, seen here shaking hands with president biden. he is a supporter of protecting the rainforest. during thi his visit to the white house earlier, president biden voiced support for american-brazil collaborating on goals. pres. biden: shared values and our strong ties between our people make brazil and the united states, especially here and the big global challenges, they put them -- put us on the same page. especially climate crisis. james: that brings us to today. john kerry's visit to brazil, he has been speaking to officials in the capital brasilia, trying to outline what america will do to help preserve the amazon. he had a brief moment between meetings and spoke to me ear

this business as usual, foreign policy, the democratic republic of congo has agreed to retain the east africa community regional force, a multinational force deployed in the east of the country to combat the m 23 military rebel group. the joint forces led by kenya have military bases in the city of goma. the area were several east african nations, including broome d, and rwanda agreed to create operational zones, the decision to prolong the mission comes after criticism by many and the d. r c, for it's in effectiveness in battling the violence days earlier, an african union delegation visited the d r. c as part of its field mission to pursue conflict resolution in the region. our correspondent has more on the story. a delegation from the african union peas since security council has visited to god my in the eastern d r c to try and clear information on the security situation in that part of the country. and as of course, following the resurgence of the m 23000000000, the delegation visited the canal or senior camp north of gama, which has more than a 100000 households of internally displaced

we came to sack from my village to see east africa was faith, but all i could hear gunshots. now, i'm heading to gama. we're tired of running hungrily. soldiers are doing what they can to protect the areas, but they have often been forced to retreat as a rebels advance gamma, which is are the provincial capital. the largest city in the area is now pretty much surrounded by the m $23.00 and sergent group go. that has rewan go to one side, like cable to the other. and now the north than the west, and the roads that supply goma with food and other goods, which are principally from the north of the province van now effectively controlled or at least strongly contested by the m 23 regional leaders from the east african community have been trying to mediate a piece deal, but it's proving increasingly difficult. randa and d. r c. have accused each other of using aunt groups in the conflict. both sides deny the allegations. during the recent african union summit, east africa regional boulden e god gave m $23.00 a month to withdraw from positions they're holding. it has been hired for

have a government says more than 200 people have been killed after cycling. freddy hit the south east africa. i hit southeast to africa with rental rain and high winds. this is a 2nd time in the month of fred is made. landfall in southern africa, have an earlier struck. madagascar is one of the strongest and longest lasting storms ever recorded in the southern hemisphere. on the outskirts of malawi, 2nd largest city blan tire, a thriving community, has been reduced to this as soon as he always acquired by house the whole in other than before. poor people are born of one. everything's poor boy brought up from hartford, pulling down down, down towards the thing lucrative it earlier. europe blend of all blank walls, but they are all poor and that so quickly in minute 9 families ruined my friend of 40 in another township, not far away, some homes with sped, but they been inundated with flood water and mud from landslides. rescuers and locals, ham on earth, thousands of bodies, and the occasional survivor. this time a young girl who had become stuck up to her neck in mud with a voice of her for a

based on the knowledge that has been created. who found the responsibility, it will be resolved to east africa, it will be activated regularly, and soon we will have banking finance, we are making preliminary agreements, we have signed an agreement with airlines with three countries, hopefully it will be established, we are having trade exhibitions, we will increase with africa in 2023 africa re-decorated the exhibition this company from the collection of this topic, if god willing, goes well, it will help that this happened, who has iranian products in african countries, quality and competitive price, and with a trade volume of more than 200 billion dollars, iranian african products were successful in holding these conferences . it will help to solve the problem you mentioned. what percentage of the problems can be solved by holding the summits? one of the most important obstacles and cognitive problems we are aware of is how much opportunity there is to know the african continent. there are two countries and regions. privately sitting in many countries that the experts can go to adequate kno

tornadoes with a speed of more than 150 kilometers per hour are still active in east africa. it is predicted that this tornado will bring heavy rains. this is despite the fact that in the tornado 2 weeks ago, in which 27 people died and 28,000 people were injured , the launch of the first rocket made with 3d printing technology into space in the united states failed for the second time . the launch of this rocket took 45 seconds. it was stopped before the launch . the rocket manufacturer announced that the fuel pressure was low the cause of this moment was that this rocket was supposed to transfer several satellites into low earth orbit . 85% of the rocket parts are made with 3d printing technology . the use of this technology in the construction of rockets reduces the cost. the japanese astronomer has recorded the impact of the meteor in a video using the cameras that were installed for our observation in the herat city museum. on march 4, with a speed of about 8,280 kilometers per hour the moon hit and created a depression with a diameter of 39 meters. thank you for your su

i talked about the contacts and connections that have been established in north africa in east africa. we expect that these will help us. let's use it and the market of 400 million people the producer in west africa is a big market, which was mentioned, in fact, in all fields of infrastructure and projects, they should cooperate with us and definitely play a very important role in this field, and our relations in all fields , energy, transport and mines thank you for your cooperation, qanadzadeh pointed out that the narcotics and mineral capacities are very active here, and we have the opportunity to take advantage of the weather and one-way trade changes to african countries to use this capacity, we can diversify this capacity and make new two-way trade. and the theater and circumvention of sanctions were mentioned let's make it clear that west africa and a large part of the world's resources are in it, the huge resources of bauxite, they said, the resources of iron ore, gold, diamonds, other metallic and non-metallic minerals, the capacity is extraordinary, which we were, of course,

i mean into some countries a here in east africa. so they have put these measures to make sure that you know, that disease is contained within this country. it is a very dangerous disease. everybody knows that. so they are trying to make sure that it doesn't spread. catherine, thank you very much for that. that is, catherine saw over the latest live in nairobi, repenting more head on the news hour, including undeterred french, protested block roads after president macro by his pension amendments. opposed for com. more protests and israel of parliament. also the 1st law of changing the judiciary and given more power to the state of the board, meeting the 2 former grand slam champions with a miami arson. and he's here with that story. ah, most schools and of gone stone have reopened after the winter break, but thought bon authorities are still boring. teenage girls from attending since the fall bonds take the in 2021. when the girls, aged 12 and under have been allowed to go to school, the taliban government has also banned women from

grunwick relied upon the new influx of asians from east africa to supply the workforce.y thought passive and hard working, the tables were about to turn. translation: in the grunwick factory, there was a big - glass room where the manager used to sit. he would observe us all from that room. he would keep an eye on us. if you were going to the toilet and it took too long, then he would ask why, "what were you up to?" the unlikely leader of the grunwick strike would challenge the stereotype of the submissive asian woman. translation: i was on the picket line from - the first day the ladies came out with mrs desai. how long will you stay here? when we will finish this dispute. a year? any time. five years? ten years. translation: unions _ from across england supported us. archive: there were two such piles, around 70 sacks in all. _ they have been building up since the local- branch of the postal union voted overwhelmingly to join the - boycott. all chanting. translation: all the | unions were there with big banners. there were a lot of policeman. you could see them all ove

should get hold of his own destiny, of the gosh, would gravitate towards the wish as well as the east africa should put his national interest at the hill at the hill, dealing in equal terms with russia, with china, with america, with england, with the european, any like. so i think africa is on a, on a tremendous trust model. it's transformations in terms of economy as well as in politics, trying to, you know, make friends week old, with, with the west or east, the french u. s. and other interested in power in this, i have this, i have. what we're seeing is that there are 2 groups which are on the rise like book or had, i mean the wish. and i show bobby in the east, in the order of africa, which are becoming difficult to, to control western countries that have come in. but they have the surveillance, they have the information, they have the satellite communication, they can supply which strategic information from, from the skies will to speak. but on the ground, it seems, it seems. the reality is, the fact is that on the ground with some countries cannot effectively and not effectively, mili

he boarded a flight, thinking he was going to burundi in east africa but found himself back home in detentionnt on trial and was convicted over terrorism charges. he's always denied the charges and chose not to take part in the trial. michelle: gwyneth paltrow has been giving evidence in a trial over a skiing accident from 2016. she is being sued by a retired optometrist, accusing her of causing a collision that left him with brain-damaged and broken ribs. she insisted she was not at fault for the collision. she said she would not have left the accident scene without leaving details. terry sanderson is seeking $300,000 in damages. the oscar-winner has countersued, seeking $1 million in damages plus legal fees. philip petty, the original man on the wire. a legendary tight rope walker who has captured the global imagination with his his most recent exploits found the 73-yr-old in washington dc putting on a high wire performance at the national buildinguseum, where the bbc caught up with him. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> i became a very different tight rope walker than the people you see in the circus or t

or two ships go regularly , and we have almost no problems with the sea lines between iran and east africa north africa, in recent weeks, a high-ranking delegation from enough shipping and shipping in libya, we were here to serve them, good agreements were made, and we are very optimistic that within the next month , the next post will be activated, and we will be able to provide insurance coverage to the sahara and north africa on the african side. too much of the baby's body technical side number it is not a special issue and we had meetings on both sides to promise within the next two months , i think more than this instagram ship, the other side is the representative of this line activated in west africa. it is good. along with shipping companies that are willing to work with west africa, we have west african lines activated by the private sector, and we have initial agreements with the ivory coast . i think that it will not be accurate ahead of time because the subjects the technical and real estate of the country, the printing and packaging of literature should be serious and active,

continued kenya and am was so at this the stand which we are the only ice hockey team in east in central africa, b as b. i frowns, bob progressing pretty well. we had managed to play in some international games then when koby gimme the ice rink was closed. and it's the only ice ranking the country. ah. ready tough questions for tics off the ceo of the chinese social media. john gets grilled before the u. s. congress of a day to privacy. ah,

today, these methods are used to be in the middle east africa, and south america. but they're called, i says already other groups, their own proxies from the u. s. and so they used the same methods. they were trained in several camp by directors and by the americans and also, unfortunately, and these methods, there was a camp in jordan. so just across the border, and a lot of them were trains that actually the british, that was also ca, according to sonya western leaders ignore the brutish nationalism that the key regime no longer concealed. in the greatest newspaper, i believe in the dutch newspapers, they start saying, oh no, they abandoned their ideology, but of course it's not to because over the years we can see they and they became even more radical lately. when, when the especially operation started, we can see that from the assets to factory. so they are really new and i see there's no other word for it. she checked our, your global net global. no sports for i knew alyssa, i'm, we still in lawrenceville, for future visitors from dawson, univision. we should

current projection weights suggest as many as 9000000 somalis and 12000000 more people from across east africa could die from hunger. in the coming months, sama has become the backbone of somalia, approved by the cabinet after the government prioritize the urgent need to manage disasters. and take care of people from the homes because of famine and conflict. aside from facilitating relief efforts from both local and international organizations, it focuses on helping communities build capacity to be able to feed himself in future and manage disasters in the areas. the agencies credo is that humanitarian assistance should be free from politics. and it seems that people to the worst it area is to provide food, clothing, shelter, and support. you are familiar with the situation. when you come to a camp like this, what, what do you notice what, what for you is important that you look at and you see what is this you need for life? you think you think you can help all these people? return them? what can you give them also some white look enough. yeah. why do you give them these? this material that's

three and a half thousand foreigners china near and middle east africa latin america in urfu is representedy exactly 100 countries of the world and understands that when they return to their homeland. they will be in great demand at home, that our education our russian higher education will provide them with very good career growth. this is probably the most important thing. the ural federal university is considered the most versatile in russia and here the largest in the country, budget admission. this academic year , the rector says more than 15,000 applicants entered, and in total 42,000 students. popularity is based precisely on the deep fundamental basis of our scientific research our scientific schools, which travel very close ties with industrial enterprises in the center of the industrial region, and we work with them in constant interaction. and, of course, the secret of popularity is in the innovations that individual trajectories and pathological motherhood of tono bring to the education sector today, not only the achievement of recent years, soviet education, was distinguished b

and the people of anger luca, a doing their part was staying cane, east africa. we know, look for answers to the pressing question. how can people insure food security in the face of climate crisis? these issue is particularly argent for people who leave on the shores of lake to are continental than canyon. the elmore people have long relied on fishing, but that is becoming increasingly difficult. the entire community is under threat. we paid them on visit. alexander lin appear, looks out over the lake. that's been the source of life for his pupil for centuries . the old more nor are an ethnic group that leave in the north of kenya's eastern province. born in 1958, lin appear has watched his car to slowly disappear over the ears due to migration into marriage and more recently climate change. and now the and more low i losing their land and suck with sites to rising water levels in lake to canna have engulfed to roughly 800 square kilometers of land over the course of a decade and letting the lake by 10 percent. bob ogo, renew my venerable bugger. them in the pas

and the people of anger luca, a doing their part was thing came east africa. we know, look for answers to the pressing question. how can people issue food security in the things of climate crisis? this issue is particularly argent for people who live on the shores of lake to kind of northern canyon. the elmore people have long relied on fishing, but that is becoming increasingly difficult. the entire community is on the threat . we paid them of visit alexander lin appear, looks out over the lake. that's been the source of life, of the people for century, the more know or an ethnic group that leave in the north of kenya's eastern province. born in 1958, appear has watched his carter slowly disappear over the eas, due to migration into marriage. and more recently climate change. and now the mall are losing their land and suckling sites to resume water levels in lake to kind of have in golf to roughly 800 square kilometers of land over the course of a decade and letting the lake like 10 percent. bob ogo mcdaniel burger. then in the past there wasn't any water her

grunwick relied upon the new influx of asians from east africa to supply its workforce.orking, the tables were about to turn. translation: in the grunwick factory, there was a big glass room, where the manager used to sit. he would observe us all from that room. he would keep an eye on us. if you were going to the toilet and it took too long, then he would ask why, what were you up to? the unlikely leader of the grunwick strike, jayaben desai, would challenge the stereotype of the submissive asian woman. i was on the picket line from the first day. we ladies came out with mrs desai. how long will you stay here? unless, when we will finish this dispute. . a year? any time. five years? ten years. unions from across england supported us. there were two such piles, around 70 sacks in all, and they'd been building up since the local branch of the postal union voted overwhelmingly to join the boycott. all: the workers united will never be defeated! | all the unions were there, with big banners. there were a lot of policemen. you could see them all over the street. and in the m

the l g b t issue, which in east africa many east african countries has been controversial. and just recently the neighboring country of uganda and introduce very draconian legislation, which caused quite an outcry internationally. do you have a feeling that uganda has gone too far with its legislation? i am canyon. so you unsure your guns can speak for themselves? i can only tell you about kenya and dare. what kenna as of the country and me as the leader are we we've, we've taken the position that are the provisions of the constitution as it is to day. the provisions of the law as it is to day we allow other countries to do what they want to do. we cannot dictate to german, so americans or bring to or ugandans on what they want to do. that, that there's a tooth for us of her as a country we have taken a position and in that position is informed by our culture, our tradition, our constitution and our loss for those laws due date, back to the colonial era in some cases. and, and in critics outside would say, well, you know, l g b t writes are an intrinsic part of human rights

but the beautiful people of mombasa, the, let's jump right with us on the coastal town in kenya, east africa. it is also one of the most beautiful places to explore on the continent. duties look is shown on the carolling island in a bee of the indian ocean. with numerous beachfront hotel south appeal to travelers in search of san san and south and its arab indian and colonial era piano edited make for a wide variety of sites. to see, the old city has a strong middle eastern via, with narrow streets, high houses, with carved ornamental balconies and mosques and temples. the old town cuevas anerio, 72, hector, and is inhabited by a mix of local, rob asian, portuguese and british settlers. i fest police on the list to explores for jesus, which was due by the pull to give and is now in museum. it was beautiful, was the end of the 16th century on the coastline year old thomas vasa my son was in transit. please for trade at that time and it gets with on the 4th was beauty protected towns from outside vito's. the fort stood over a spot of corral and it tells the story of how the portuguese, at one

the l g b t issue, which in east africa many east african countries has been controversial. and just recently the neighboring country of uganda and introduce very draconian legislation, which caused quite an outcry internationally. do you have a feeling that uganda has gone too far with this legislation? i am canyon saw you. i'm sure you guns can speak for themselves. i can only tell you about kenya. and there what kenna as of the country and me as the lead there are we, we've, we've taken the position that are the provisions of the constitution as it is to day. the provisions of the law as it is to day we allow other countries to do what they want to do. we, we, we, we cannot dictate to german, so our medi cancelled brain to or ugandans on what they want to do. that, that they asked to kuth for us as their, as the country we have taken a position and in that position is informed by our culture, our tradition, our constitution and our loss for those laws due date, back to the colonial era. in some cases, an and in a critics outside would say, well, you know, l g b t writes a