tens of thousands of people are still displaced by widespread flooding in eastern africa 65 have died in the past 3 days in kenya alone relief teams have been slow to reach the region because some roads and bridges have been cut off by the rain and landslides lebanon's outgoing prime minister who was forced out by protests says he will not head the next government saturday resigned last month but was still being considered to carry on leading the country lebanon has been gripped by protests for more than a month president michel aoun has been urged to name a new pm quickly as an economic crisis miles. 28 people were arrested in georgia's capital when protesters tried to stop government politicians from entering parliament police used water kavin to break up the protests there campaigning for a change to a proportional electoral system the protests have been running for 2 weeks those are the top stories that stay with us coming up next our jazeera world looks at 2 arab the success stories overseas in arabs abroad the doctor and the oil man thanks for watching and i. in every part of th

central california, farmers have found wways to reduce and eveven reuse methane gas, while in eastern africa, drought is creating a market for an unexpected source of milk. different announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange countyty community foundation; and the farvue fououndation. man: so this is a tradition here. we put cups in the freezer, best way to drink milk. [cows mooing] one thing i've learned about cows here, of which about 2,500 are milking and then you have a dry period, in a perfect world, 60 days. [cows mooing] she has a calf, and then she produces milk again for another year. [whistles] lot of our milk gets made into butter. and then some of our milk also goes to making mozzararella cheese. there's a good chahance you're tastiting e of our mimilk every day. [engine starts] he likes--he likes driving papa around. i'm just--i'm teaching him for later when i'll actually need a driver. you're gonna go out the same way. go slow. you know, a few years ago, california adopted a regulation th

narrator: central and eastern africa are the current hotspots of elephant poaching.africans are the trigger pullers and transporters of the ivory from the bush to urban centers, where it's prepared for shipment from ports like mombasa, dar es salaam, and zanzibar. asian criminal syndicates move the ivory through various transit points en route more often than not to china. alie: we see hiding of ivory under coffee, under avocados. these methods to conceal these products are very sophisticated. roberts: you might have a legal shipment in a giant shipping container that has 20 tons of capapacity, and that 20 tons o f capacity is filled with 18 tons of dried seaweed or stones or cashew nuts, a perfectly legal international commodity, but two tons of ivory smuggled in. alie: to undertake this type of transaction requires bribery, requires payining people off at each link of the chain. thornton: you can't have that kind o of poaching and that amount of ivory moving outut of a country unless y you have some very big players that are right near the top that are protected pe

a calf away 48 pounds at birth, greater could use by the way they are native to southern and eastern africa and are one of the tallest, and most striking antelope species. the new calf not yet named can be seen at the 3 acre mixed species, africa savannah habitat. >>cats got some moves are right putting up for us or on the run got some of that fog and now making its way into the bay. you see some of that outside right now you drive along the golden gate. it looks pretty great but apple pay from u-va for the view away. it just looks spectacular how about that the fog kind of sneaking in into the bay right now very dense fog settling in tonight, so if you're traveling out there, yeah good to see this early tomorrow morning, some dense fog so watch out for that along the coastline. temperatures tomorrow going to be cool out toward the beaches, but boy it's going to be nice inside the bay in the valleys, some of the temperatures in the upper 70's inland. the next few days well guess what we've got more of the same maybe a little bit of an offshore wind on thursday, nothing strong so went on for

leading the country tens of thousands of people are still displaced after widespread flooding in eastern africa 65 people have died in the past 3 days in kenya alone and relief teams have been slow to reach affected regions because some roads and bridges have been cut off by landslides. police in georgia have used water cannon to stop protesters attempts to block politicians from entering the country's parliament they're campaigning for a change to a proportional electoral system these are the top stories a stay with us the stream is next asking what do women launching businesses in africa need more news after all. i am. how will mean changing enterprise across africa what will come down to spur of the city's success that's one of the key questions being asked at the global agenda summit in the wind i feel me ok i'm really could be glad it today 3 women entrepreneurs join us from the conference to talk about how they run successful companies in a business environment that still favor some men in your thoughts through twitter and you tube. gali is the setting for this year's global agenda summit

economic crisis mounts tens of thousands of people are still displaced by widespread flooding in eastern africa 65 people have died in the past 3 days in kenya alone relief teams have been slow to reach affected regions as some roads and bridges have been cut off by landslides somalia ethiopia and tanzania have also been hit by heavy rain with more forecast. police in georgia have used water cannon to stop protesters attempts to block politicians from entering the country's parliament they're campaigning for a change to a proportional electoral system thousands of protesters agree to rest it over to. is a top story stay with us earth rises next conservationists fighting to protect the world's ecosystems where news of half an hour a seat on. a chinese casino empire is transforming cambodia green fog funny rapid development and criminology one o one a 50 gave to win is a loser you can go to to see. on al-jazeera. back. to cope with our growing population we've tripled our exploitation of natural resources in just 40 years as a result of the fast expansion of mining industrial scale farming fishin

economic crisis mounts tens of thousands of people are still displaced by widespread flooding in eastern africa 65 people have died in the past 3 days in kenya alone relief teams have been slow to reach affected regions as some roads and bridges have been cut off by landslides somalia ethiopia and tanzania have also been hit by heavy rain with more forecast. police in georgia have used water cannon to stop protesters attempts to block politicians from entering the country's parliament they're campaigning for a change to a proportional electoral system thousands of protesters agree on a respite over 2. is a top story stay with us earth rises next conservationists fighting to protect the world's ecosystems where news of half an hour a seat on. the chinese casino empire is transforming cambodia green fog funny rapid development and criminology one o one a 50 gave to win is a loser in cambodia to see. on al-jazeera. to cope with our growing population we have trickled on exploitation of natural resources in just 14 years as a result of the vast expansion of mining industrial scale farming fishing a

leading the country tens of thousands of people are still displaced after widespread flooding in eastern africa 65 people have died in the past 3 days in kenya alone and relief teams have been slow to reach affected regions because some roads and bridges have been cut off by landslides. police in georgia have used water cannon to stop protesters attempts to block politicians from entering the country's parliament they're campaigning for a change to a proportional electoral system these are the top stories a stay with us the stream is next asking what do women launching businesses in africa need more news after all. how willing changing enterprise across africa what war can be done to spur others to success that's one of the key questions being asked at the global agenda summit in the wind i feel me ok i really could be today 3 women entrepreneurs join us from the conference to talk about how they run successful companies in the business environment that still favor some and then your thoughts are twitter and you to. kigali is the setting for this year's global agenda summit marking the 1st time

ring leaders have been arrested after a 7 year investigation most of them are from tanzania in eastern africa they are believed to have directed heroin shipments from asia to italy $144.00 koreans have also been arrested and more than $40000000.00 worth of heroin and cocaine has been recovered since the 1st seizure in the city of peru june 2012. a supply rocket is on its way to the international space station with a cargo likely to be more anticipated than usual by the astronauts on board the cygnus capsule is carrying a very special item for a crew who are used to a diet of freeze dried food it's a newly developed space oven which will be used to test the baking of chocolate chip cookies in 0 gravity is more than just an indulgence though the ability to cook fresh food in space is seen as essential for any long range mission to planets such as mars. or one of the top stories collages there are a car bomb has exploded in a market in the northern syrian town of tell a beard killing at least 13 people about 20 others were injured in the attack which turkey has blamed on the kurdish y p g town w

ringleaders have been arrested after a 7 year investigation most of them are from tanzania in eastern africa and they're believed to be directed heroin shipments from asia to italy $144.00 careers have also been arrested and more than $40000000.00 worth of heroin and cocaine recovered since the 1st seizure in the city of peru ger in 2012. on the back with more from london later now it's back to their home thanks very much for a while illegal mining in sierra leone is being blamed for triggering environmental disasters and causing catastrophic loss of life the government is introducing stiff penalties now for the people behind it but there are fears that it may be too little too late to address reports from freetown. sierra leone's beauty is framed by it and uli to mountains rivers and the atlantic ocean. just to 7 and a half 1000000 people call this hole so also a wide variety of plant and the most we see is but the country's beauty and the tory changing cost mainly because of unrestrained exploitation of the environment in search of natural resources. large scale mining and deforestation ha

so it stretches down to some eastern africa issues. the i- arranged it in such a way that the remit was to be all things to all fee as the e.u. does. it has clauses and subclauses to every text and order that it gives. but at the time, the real hot issue was somalia eight years ago. piracy, how to deal with shabad and where would somalia go. the remit really became one where i was the only person who d such a role, which was unusual. secondly, that a lot of the people, the leaders in the region, i think were surprised, pleased, that there was an attention being given at a political level. nd frankly, you gave me kind of an open book as it were to be as entrepreneurial as possible in dealing with all the different crisis. but what emerged -- and i think this is where from a european perspective we can play to one comparative advantage that we have, which is that in the .u., we are dealing daily with squabbles among member states. the question is we created a framework within which at the very least you don't pull guns out on the whole,

modernnese just built a railroad all across eastern africa and the africans wanted it and negotiated it. reputationterrible for mining in peru. terrible working conditions for the peruvians. they are getting a lot better. in other words, they say better ofoperate from a position control and move to core operation than start with your kind of democracy which is subject to all sorts of paralysis and were now nobody word --st your word for trusts your word anymore will i think there are a lot of humans rights issues. a woman stopped me in new york last night, a beautiful african woman in her early 40's to tell her- he introduced me to son and said i have a 13-year-old an 18-year-old. the grace of god, more than half of us got away the united states pushing and pushing. i never thought i would get the thank you personally. i'll must die. and her father was one of the only who had gotten a gold-medal in the olympics from her country. we need to make our country work more like justice ginsburg's decisions. [applause] i think it is helpful to recall the way it was when i was nominated, 1993

ring leaders have been arrested after a 7 year investigation most of them are from tanzania in eastern africai believe to have directed heroin shipments from asia to italy $144.00 koreas have also been arrested and more than $40000000.00 worth of heroin and cocaine has been recovered since the 1st seizure in the city of perimeter in 2012. south africa have won the rugby world cup for the 3rd time in their history they beat favorites england 32 points to 12 in a dramatic final on saturday is the 1st time the world cup winners have been led by a black captain assia can you see one shoulder support back in his hometown. these were the scenes we did hear port elizabeth as chrissie led his country to the top to win in japan the images of can you see lifting the trophy set to rival pictures of nelson mandela joining the south african team in the celebrations in 1995 i met him and i watched the final unfold in johannesburg. south africa and said just watched on the big screen the whip it was not being handed over to see nothing easy this great love captain people love the roads 7 to see the springbo

infections and that's alarming so it's a little bit of a mixed picture and not at least in eastern and southern africa new infections is actually going down by more than 25 percent if you compare to 2010 the same in western and central africa going down new infections but in the middle east and northern africa it's going up so it's a mixed picture thirdly i mean all together good news the numbers have sort of gone down about talk about ladies emotional. most women feel that the threat of each of you needs more than men why is that exactly so we spoke about condom use you know how easy is it some some people perhaps don't have sex because they like to have it we see increased rapes we see sexual violence and also that some. are using 6 just to be able to continue their lives we have a problem today that we have so much of it could inequalities and we have a lot of social injustice in the world and women and girls tends to be more vulnerable and we see that every year every we every globally in the world $6200.00 adolescent girls and young women becoming infected by hiv india 2008 it's too many and it's

they just built a modern railroad all across eastern africa and the africans wanted it and negotiated it. they used to be really bad in working foreign countries. they had a terrible reputation for mining in peru. terrible working conditions for the peruvians. they are getting a lot better. in other words, they say better to operate from a position of control and move to core -- two cooperation than start with your kind of democracy which is subject to all sorts of paralysis and where now nobody even trusts your word anymore. and try to get everybody to adopt your system and then figure out something good to do. it looks like a serious debate today. a meaningful debate. i think there are a lot of human rights issues to fight for. a woman stopped me in new york last night, a beautiful african woman in her early 40's to tell me -- she introduced me to her 13-year-old son and 11-year-old son. she said i have a 13-year-old an 18-year-old. i was abducted by joseph kony's army. by the grace of god more than , half of us got away the united -- got away thanks in no small measure to the moral

at least 2 people have been killed after a tornado swept through a town in eastern south africa take a look at these pictures they show a separate incident in which a van was flipped but surprisingly none of the passengers were injured the large storm hit new hanover late on tuesday and over 40 years have told locals to stay alert as heavy rain and thunderstorms continue to hit the area causing localized flooding. much of the italian city of venice is still under water after the highest tide in 50 years officials there are blaming climate change locals are angry more hasn't been done to protect the city from high tides government is expected to the clear a state of emergency on thursday. the headlines on al-jazeera rockets have been fired from gaza into israel hours after a cease fire was agreed to this would appear to have violated a truce struck earlier between israel and the islamic jihad armed group 34 palestinians have been killed in israeli airstrikes since tuesday harry fawcett has more from the israel gaza border it seems that there is a real fragility to this cease fire. roc

the portuguese court received inhabitants of north and eastern africa, west-central africa, the middle east, south and east asia, has notables. dignitaries who on delivering their respective solve various display reflected a protocol steeped in innate forms of address. they stood and spoke as equals. a status conveyed by lords, emperors, pashas, and princes, through the detailed invocation of their royal titles. pressed for time, i pushed on and into the archive but not before a long look at the letters crafted that ethiopia's ruler addressed to his christian brother and peer. the portuguese sovereign. the conventional representations shared by contemporary africans and their global descendants regarding the early modern european encounter with the larger world is troubled by this correspondence. we're not accustom to seeing europeans courting africans this kind of diplomatic respect. in the popular narrative defined by conquests and colonial imps so, possession and dispossession, what role, if any, did this correspondence saturated with royal titles play? if titles did not matter, why

they have been sebago ups and downs in southern africa tensions weapon my back down again it's warming up i think in the next couple of days on the eastern side in south africa 13 jo'burg so if you were in durban ask for showers where they are quite few and far between. whether sponsored by qatar or. what are you protesting about how does this impact where their on line life basements will see them directly translated slavery or if you join us on saturday this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar's not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice in the changes for all the discourse in this world and i'm here to talk about the solutions on how to 0. but again you're watching i just need a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. has put a new round of sanctions on iran they target its most senior military body and people connected to the supreme leader that's after to iran's decision to take a further step back from the 2015 nuclear deal. thousands of protesters are back on the streets of the chain lay in the capital as demonstrations

to be unhealthy at least 2 people have been killed after a tornado swept through a town in eastern south africa these pictures show a separate incident in which a van was flips but surprisingly none of the passengers were injured the large storm hit new hanover late on tuesday the authorities of talk locals to stay alert as heavy rain and thunderstorms continue to hit the region. much of the italian city of venice is still underwater after the highest tide there in 50 years officials there are blaming climate change locals are angry more hasn't been done to protect the you know city from high tides the governments expected to declare a state of emergency on tuesday on thursday rather. still ahead here. time for sport is far peter thank you so much calling cabernets former teammate eric reid is suspicious of the n.f.l.'s move to grant have a private workout reed was one of the players who took the knee with capper nick during the national anthem protesting racial injustice happen explain a free agent for 3 years and accuse the n.f.l. of colluding to stop teams signing him but now the league has

waters for next week that said we want to keep an eye on some about the 2 into central and eastern parts of south africa at the moment that's got to keep to new making its way further eastwards.

waters for next week that said we want to keep an eye on some of the tear into central and eastern parts of south africa at the moment to new making its way further eastwards. was another day another explosion. from one of the thousands of i.e.d. strewn through the landscape of this lawless tribal region in pakistan with only the most basic equipment of film this bomb disposal unit are determined to counter the horrors of the relentless taliban and start. armed with faith a witness documentary. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me so i hope rom the reminder of our top stories donald trump is fired back at attempts to impeach him at a rally in mississippi the impeachment avesta geisha is about to go public after the house approved a resolution setting the rules for hearings there's been a candlelight vigil for more than 250 people killed in protests across iraq in the past month more than 10000 people have been wounded in the rallies which were sparked by anger over corruption and unemployment. but at least one person has been killed following retaliatory air strikes on gaza war

down into africa to the south but also mentioned madagascar if the next couple of days also cross into both and also as zimbabwe and then reading some rather heavy rain at times into eastern sections of south africa temperatures on the high side 28 and you could have some scattered thunderstorms and 25 is the high in johannesburg. sponsored by town and. everyone. a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories. really stunning penn state as we turned the cameras on the media when he was in services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already have the information they're listening pounced on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from the our my name's peter dhabi these are your headlining stories to bolivia the president ever met alice has resigned after widespread protests against his disputed reelection the presidents of venezuela and cuba have labeled his departure coom a preliminary report into last month's vote on ballot alteration. a protester in hong

head down into africa to the south but also rain to ask if the next couple of days also cross into both and also as zimbabwe and then reading some rather heavy rain at times into eastern sections of south africa temperatures on the high side 28 and you could have some scattered thunderstorms and 25 is the high in johannesburg. in 2020 tokyo will host the parley. with a nice unions a troubled history and. one i want to. disability check on how does the euro. ok let's update the top stories for you so far this process from hong kong is in a stable condition after being shot by the police demonstrators had been trying to stop traffic going into the city center the police firing tear gas and. bolivian president evo morales has resigned after widespread protests against his disputed reelection the presidents of venezuela cuba labelled his departure a preliminary report into last month's vote fun palatable to ration. in spain the governing socialist workers party has won the largest share of the. second election this year. is double the result. the security forces have again opened fire on protesters across iraq killing at least 9 people. 6 demonstrators were killed in bagh

that's an area of high pressure so it's a daytime waltz for using big thunderstorms in the eastern side of south africa. it's all dismissed remember take a working here it's a 7 day a week job that's going on with a community my father purchased a black ambulance. started to do the funerals in london and. we saw the stopping part of indonesia and we can is this part of this story as we told our team here told by the people who the gift is such a level. east and undertakers this is europe and al-jazeera. all come back to watching out just 0 time to recap the headlines india's top court is expected to rule on the ownership of a religious site hindus and muslims claim the land where a centuries old mosque was raised in 992 security has been tightened across the country with thousands of troops deployed in the northern town of ayodhya. security forces a fired tear gas at anti-government protesters in capital santiago city's main university is also on fire believed to have been lit by vandals protesters are demanding education and economic reforms. brazil's former president lula da silva has walked out of p

eastern. as for southern africa well the winds are swirling still but i don't see many showers for costa johannesburg it's going quite hot again though in would hope. from the al jazeera london. t.v. special guests in conversation the resistance and i see joy in the midst of pain your books do that on from uninterrupted all of the people of color and they're just one color this way that is why they shouldn't every people have no color but exactly fatima bhutto meets marc lamont hill i very much thought i was. a bad movie studio unscripted on al-jazeera. are let's have a look at the top stories here are down to 0 this morning a tense standoff between protesters and police is continuing at a hong kong university the hours long siege has come to an explosive end just before dawn as police stormed in but a group of demonstrators still inside meanwhile hong kong's high cools has ruled that the government's ban on wearing masks during public gatherings is unconstitutional. sri lanka's former wartime defense chief. is to be sworn in shortly as the country's next president his rival conceded crossed the requ

that's an area of high pressure so it's a daytime waltz for using big thunderstorms in the eastern side of south africa. the weather sponsored cantata. off a current efforts to contain the spread of nuclear weapons doing enough to keep the world safe the most. political challenge is how to stop a nuclear explosion from happening in this planet to get the executive secretary of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization iciness there about books town. i. was. watching out just there a time to recap headlines now security forces are fired tear gas at anti-government protesters in scouting santiago this is these main universities also on fire believed to have been lit by vandals protesters are demanding education and economic reforms i. was ill for my left this president is out of jail after serving long seen months of a 12 year sentence for corruption and money laundering looted the silvas release follows the court ruling overturning the process for criminal use. india's top court is expected to rule on the ownership of a contentious religious site it is a muslims claim the land was centuries

good deal of dry 5 and sunny weather drop on a sunny to across a good part of mozambique eastern parts of south africa seen some very heavy rainfall recently just around 25 celsius go on into fraud it brightens up further when the top temperature 20. 3 say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. only when their feet. as they forge their way in the world. al-jazeera shares these personal journey. inspiring stories of people possibly hearing on their chosen path. with news documentaries. again you're watching al-jazeera monitor of our top stories this hour the united states top diplomat in ukraine says he had a clear understanding military aid for kid was tied to an investigation into president trump's political rivals william taylor will be one of the 1st witnesses to appear in public hearings scheduled for next week the u.s. justice department has charged 2 former twitter employees with spying for saudi arabia they're accused of accessing the accounts of thousands of users including prominent critics of the saudi government. yemen's government says who the rebels have fired missile

could see a little bit of wet weather coming in here just a somewhat weather to into the eastern side of south africa we've had some holes here recently those showers set to continue for a good part of monday. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour voting is underway in spades 4th general election in 4 years prime minister better sanchez called for the latest election after failing to run enough support to form a new government but opinion polls suggest that it might not break the deadlock iraqi human rights commission says at least 6 people were killed in baghdad on sunday and dozens more have been injured early of a government said a crackdown by security forces was not the solution to her weeks of protests that have led to the deaths of more than 300 demonstrators and libya's opposition leader says president evil mulattoes should not be allowed to stand for reelection his announcement came shortly after a modest reversed himself and agreed to a new election sakis ations that more audits the council secure a 4th term triggered widespread protests. let me say 8 civilians have been killed

eastern. as for southern africa well the winds are swirling still but i don't see many shows for cos the johannesburg is going quite healthy again though it would hook. weather sponsored by. the stories generate thousands of flights these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison there's a me right stop at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories without taking down the misinformation from the journalism is about telling the stories of those human beings out there with the listening post on al-jazeera. take a look at the top stories hear it out is there this morning everyday explosions in hong kong where a university campus was the scene of a standoff between police and protesters the police stormed the area early on monday morning after hundreds of demonstrators threw petrol bombs and shelter behind barricades through the night. bolivians are facing food and fuel shortages a supporter of the former president continued to block grades the interim governmen

way east was and across into abu dhabi as well some rain actually on the way through eastern sections of south africa no particular coming from this cloud is pushing offshore as you can see in the last few hours time which is a not too bad so it's a dry day south in cape town with a high of 24 scattered thunderstorms in johannesburg and durban and then more chance of rain charles as we head off into sunday with a high of 23 and. russia has jeopardized the united states' security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. good what's the picture from the inside. stars think russia's foreign policy is too soft to you most russian goals have been achieved not peace and more diffuse full russia all knowledge is in. hello again the top stories on al jazeera iraq's top shock cleric has urged the police and military to avoid using excessive force human rights activists say at least 23 protesters have been killed since sunday and the u.n. says that these 300 people have died in weeks of rallies against the government. the international court of justice

boys are carrying has just died of starvation endless drives hitting most of south africa especially the car of the eastern cape. many sheep of already been lost after food and water simply run as now the farmers have to share their own food with their livestock. but what about the people but do not at the scene is making money it's all i can really give him because i don't have the money to buy the milk to feed them as they should be fed. as we used to feed them in the past. speeches on this is the result of the drives that we struggle like this. once. on a mills postured in the open suffer most many farmers have lost most of their free range herds. pretty far to subdue her she. also even come for us to send it to become an informant. for the 54 for the ark are for anyone except for the. new even the marrow is certain they will survive this ordeal even though the situation is dire. schools here provide food for their students because too often 'd there is no food at home. harvests have completely dried up. when the school day become heavy for them it's timmy's been talk to me it's that i . was feeding kid

waters for next week that said we want to keep an eye on some of the tear into central and eastern parts of south africa at the moment that's got to keep to new making its way further eastwards. every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose a too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. the bold the magnet for tourists from around the globe the behind the picturesque landscape young men leaping to by with groups in syria what i want a investigates on al-jazeera. getting back at the impeachment process the u.s. president turns up the heat on political rivals at a campaign rally. watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha i'm down you know we're going to also ahead antigovernment protesters gather in hong kong for what's being billed as an eme

carrying has just died of starvation endless drives is hitting most of south africa especially the carucci islands of the eastern cape. many sheep i've already been lost after food and water simply run out now the farmers have to share their own food with their livestock. anybody out of here but what about the people fled to medical and at the scene as they can leave you know it's all i can really give him because i don't have the money to buy the milk to feed them as they should be fed and then we have those we used to feed them in the past and the top would work dishes or ones we just alleging that much this is the result of the drives that we struggle like this. all is so sick and only once. on a most postured in the open suffer most many farmers have lost most of their free range herds. pretty far to sort of are sheep. for. so even though for us to surrender to our interests and become an informant than. i have. for over 54 for the market for the anyone except for theirs or didn't. do even the marrow is certain they will survive this ordeal even though the situation is dire. schools here provide food for the

meanwhile across in the south africa we've got more rain chiles to the eastern cape but really the very heavy rains across that about africa could see as much as 300 millimeters. whether sponsored by qatar and. the time holders there are. they don't believe the 2 state solution do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i just said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti-war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the soldiers 00. 0. 000. this is al-jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines for you this hour u.s. president omar trump is facing accusations of intimidation after attacking the latest impeachment witnessed on twitter as she testified before congress or evanovich was the u.s. ambassador in ukraine trumps accused of pressuring ukraine to investigate his political rivals gunmen are showing to have fired on buses carrying tamil and muslim voters but no casualties have been reported it happened shortly after the polls opened in the presidential election. a chill as governments is promising a referendum on a new consti

both and also as him bob we and then reading some rather heavy rain at times into the eastern sections of south africa temperatures on the high side 28 and you could have some scattered thunderstorms and 25 is the high in johannesburg. anger amounts in hong kong after police shoot a man during morning rush hour protests. watching al-jazeera life for had quarters and done. we're going to also ahead bolivia's president resigns after weeks of post-election protests but ever more rollo's says his removal from office is a coup. sanchez the socialists fall short of a majority in spain's general election.

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africa correspondent andrew harding has been to the city in the eastern cape, where kolisi grew up. irst black rugby captain grew up. it's still a poor neighbourhood, but a proud one today. it's inspiring these dirty streets, it's inspiring the country as a whole. it's inspiring the continent. siya kolisi's younger brother still lives here, in the family's humble home. he shows me pictures of the boy who won a scholarship that transformed his life. when he came home for the weekend from school? yeah, he used to sleep here. so it was a poor family? yeah, poor, poor. very poor. at a local bar and butcher's shop, an older generation of rugby players remembers the dark days of racial apartheid, when black players such as zola yeye were barred from the national side. so much has changed here. he later became the springboks' first black manager but there's still much be done. if sport is a unifying ingredient, so be it. south africa is a beautiful country. it's got beautiful people but it needs healing and that healing must be sustainable. so this is about nation—building? it is about nati