the governing party has been in tar for almost 50 years. and the, the biggest producer on africa oil hasn't trickled down to the majority of the population. there's massive youth unemployment, and many of the young people who want to see change on the other hand, the m. p l a. the governing party bill has a lot of supporters in the rural areas. in particular, it's going to be a tight raise and some civil society organization have raised the alarm. but already before the elections about how free and fair the elections are going to be . and we have one election upset with us. so let's see if i can go who has been observing the elections today is a member of the church and the civil society organization. how is the day been going for you? you've been to a very, a lot of polling stations. what have you seen? are you happy? yeah. i'm happy with what i have seen. so on the we are waiting me right now we. i just counting ballots. saw we are waiting to see from come order. the results. who will win? i hope that the, the bed should show the wind ele

there go to the polls and for the 1st time in the countries democratic history, the long time governing party, the m p l. a. is facing serious competition. ah, music, dance and good mood. what looks like a massive party is infected opposition, really and angola, capital luanda. and despite the good mood supporters of the opposition party or nita have serious demise. i want to change this time because of the opportunity is that we don't have hearing all mentally has young isaac. i see a lot of guys who are forming bod. we don't have a budget to work. i got it out of there. so i'm supposed to have a proper job, but i don't, i have to watch carson motorcycles to make a living. that's why we need change on an older emotional doesn't. angola is a country of stock contrasts africa's biggest oil producer has one of the most expensive capitals in the world. yet the majority of an goldens still live in of which is why the former independence movement m, p l a has been in power for almost 5 decades. 5 years ago, president rowden so took over branding himself as a reformer. now he wants to be re elected

long time governing party face. serious competition. ah, i'm anthony. how it's good to have you with us. john chancellor, all shots is pledged 500000000 euros in additional weapons to help ukraine fend off the ongoing russian invasion berlin's pledge came as ukrainian president vladimir so lensky hosted a virtual summit of thousands of world leaders to rally support for the return of the crimean peninsula which russia occupied and annexed in 2014 berlin's weapons. pledge came as the cranium. president said he would do everything necessary to break, take control of the region. although schultz was just one of the leaders to pledge support canadian prime minister just and trudeau was among them. when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in dis, information. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. the international community also ha

the governing party still has a lot of supporters in the rural areas in particular. so it's gonna be a tight raise and some civil society organization have raised the alamba already before the elections about how free and fair these elections are going to be. and we have one the election of several with us as to latino. if i language who has been observing the elections today, he's a member of the church and that the civil society organization. this is tina. how is the day been going for you? you've been to very a lot of polling stations or what have you seen? are you happy? yeah, so far, i'm happy with what i have seen. so on the we are waiting in the right now we are just counting their ballot saw. we are waiting to see from camara. the results of the pool will win. i hope that the, the best should, should the wind the elections. i think aversion each one of their political part beds its campaign. so now report as went and there was site who will be the winner . some people already said before the elections that we will not really see a free and fair competition. w

and vote is in angola, said to head to the poles, long time governing party faces serious competition. ah, i've been physical and great to have you along. world leaders have joined ukraine's president vladimir zalinski to discuss the future of the annex quite me and peninsula zalinski promised to be everything possible to recover crimea, which was illegally annexed by russia in 2014. other western leaders expressed their support during the summit in germany's chancellor off sholtes as pledged additional military aid to the june of $500000000.00 euros. let's hear what some of the attendees had to say when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in disinformation. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. the international community also has to engage actively in the long term reconstruction of ukraine. rearing in mind the size of the challenge, we need to accelerate

the long time governing party and p allay is facing serious competition. music, dance, and good mood. what looks like a massive party is infected opposition, really and uncle, last capital one. and despite the good mood, supporters of the opposition party or nita have serious demise. i want to change this time because of the opportunity is that we don't have here in a smaller mentally his young hazel. go see a lot of guys who are former bod. we don't have a budget to ward, i went up there, so i'm supposed to have a proper job, but i don't, i have to wash carson motorcycles to make a living. that's why we need change done. and all that emotional dos. angola is a country of stark contrasts. africa's biggest oil producer has one the most expensive capitals in the world. yet the majority of and goldens still live in poverty by the former independence movement, m. p l. a has been in power for almost 5 decades. 5 years ago, president rollin so took over branding himself as a reformer. now he wants to be re elected. no problem with or with a wall. is there real m

the governing party n. p. allay has been empowered for nearly 5 decades for the 1st time it's facing serious competition. poverty, inflation, and corruption have been the main campaign issues in the former portuguese colony. they don't use audio increase, joins us from upholding station in the capital the wanda ave and tell us more. busy about saw how things are shaping up there where you are well, when a quiet and peaceful day so far, but make no mistake, you can feel the tension and kind of excitement in the air here because it's going to be the most competitive election in the history of the country, especially in the urban areas in luanda, this is a strong hold off the opposition party and a lot of young people are living in many we talk to they are very keen to see a change. you mentioned that earlier, the governing party has been in tar for almost 50 years, and the, the biggest producer on africa, oil wealth, hasn't trickled down to the majority of the population. there's massive youth unemployment. a

the governing party to our in. so who is the current president and the major opposition candidate to acosta. junior of the you need help hockey, the opposition have their strong holes in urban areas in cities like here in the capital luanda where a lot of young people live. and many of them are frustrated about the rule of the m p a. that has been ruling this country for almost 50. yes, angela is africa. biggest oil producer. yet the oil well hasn't trickled down to the majority of the population. use. unemployment is a massive problem. and this is why a lot of people, especially young ones here, are calling for it seems the p l. a however still doesn't have a lot of supported, especially in rural areas. and they do have control of a lot of government institutions, including the electoral commission. critics fear that they could use their power to manipulate the vote, which could then possibly lead to protest when the results are announced. but so far everything has been calm and peaceful during the campaign during

the long time governing party faces, serious competition. ah, ameria evans, dean, it's good to have you with us. ukraine is marking 31 years and declaring independence from the soviet union. but this year celebrations will be muted with the de falling exactly 6 months since russia's invasion and president zalinski warning of possible brutal strikes by russia. the war has had a tremendous repercussions on ukraine, and on the rest of the world, it triggered europe's worst refugee crisis. in the 2nd world war, with 7000000 people displaced inside ukraine and the un estimating that 5000000 have fled the country. the russian blockade of ukrainian ports lead to massive disruption of shipments from one of the world's biggest grain producers. and that in turn has affected tens of millions of people globally who depend on that grain. and it sparked a world wide energy crisis as disruptions of the global energy supply, put governments everywhere under pressure. our correspondent monte is booting. i recently visited some key of residents who experience

i think it's incumbent upon us as the governing party, as the private sector to find the best way forf us as a nation to win because we are not in a good position. >> no, i think most people would agree with that. yanni, we'll bring you in now. what economic impact does a strike like this have and the union say more are planned. what effect will that have if they have more strikes like these? >> well, a strike of any sort in any economy -- the cost of moment of labor, makes it more expensive to employ people. so as a result of an action like this, employers will try to find ways to replace workers with capital. this is especially true in the midst of a post industrial revolution. we know that technical can replace workers. in that area, it's not helping the plight of the unemployed. i do believe south africa is in serious crisis. we need to find work for our people. we need an uninterrupted power splay. -- supply. and we need service delivery from our municipalities. but this government that is no will to serving the people, as we've seen after a decade of corruption. this is the frie

the governing party, the mpla, has been in power for nearly 50 years. for the first time it faces competition. poverty, inflation and color -- corruption are the main campaign issues. our correspondent is in the angola capital. he sent us this. >> angola is seeing the most competitive election in the history of the country. most are expting a tight race between the candidate of the governing party, who is the current president, and the major opposition candidate. the opposition has strongholds in urban are and cities like the capitol, where young people, many are frustrated with the mpla which have been running the country for 50 years. the oil wells -- wealth hasn't trickled down to the population. youth unemployment is a massive problem whicich is why young people are calling for a change. the mpla has a lot of supporters, especially in rural areas and they have control of a lot of government institutions, including the electoral commissions. critics fear they could use their power to manipulate the vote, which could lead to protests when the results

the long time governing party facing some serious competition. and where is the water unprecedented droughts around the world connected with climate change tonight will ask, is there an answer to our growing wander scarce it ah, i bring. gov is good to have you with us on this tuesday world leaders. they are joining ukraine's president vladimir zalinski to discuss the future of the annexed crimean peninsula. zelinski to day promised to do everything possible to retake crimea, which was illegally annexed by russia. in 2014 other western leaders have expressed their support during today's summit, germany schanzer, olaf shoulds pledging additional military aid to the tune of $500000000.00 euros. as is part of what would lead us had to say earlier today when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in disinformation. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored

the long time governing party faces serious competition. ah, i married evans dean, thanks for joining us. an independence day of defiance and fear in ukraine. ukraine is still fighting 6 months after russia launched a devastating invasion. one that has had tremendous repercussions for the world. a refugee crisis for one, the united nations estimate some 5000000 ukrainians have left most of them headed for other european countries. and 7000000 people have been displaced inside of ukraine. the russian blockade of ukrainian ports has led to a massive disruption of shipments from one of the world's biggest grain producers. and that in turn affected tens of millions of people around the globe who depend on that grain. our correspondent monte is building i recently visited with those who lived through the earliest attack on a residential building in key. if up in the sky, they're working to fix the damage at the block. the about it was a rockets. it came from over there like this and sliced off a corner of the building, thought waldo. so it was t

the long time governing party faces serious competition. ah, i'm been fas all and welcome ukraine is on high alert. to morrow is independent stay and there are concerns about russian attacks on civilian targets. the warnings come as moscow claims ukraine was and the killing of daria davina, the daughter of a prominent russian nationalist keefe has denied any involvement but is still expecting more attacks. most of the hosting the national flag, i had a few cranes independence day, a usually festive commemoration, but not this year as it also mock 6 months since rush us invasion. mccauley, there is name which will never recognize someone's color on our land and in our sky is our steel. we're always ready to defend our blue and yellow flag. healthy steph yarborough's. i asked now to commemorate heroes who gave their lives for those colors with a moment of silence, dully. ukraine, his band, big celebrations of a fear of fresh rush and strikes in keith, whatsoever. not everyone shares that concern. your post, you live, joy will, allah will feel

give you some examples that the state media was actually only exclusively reporting about the governing party. the number of election ag observers was really drastically reduced . 1500 election are observed for more than 13000 polling stations. and also the electoral commission is not really independent and still under control of the government and a brief word about what a 2nd term for president le ranko is likely to mean for the country to drown. and so became president 5 years ago and portrayed himself as a reformer. after almost 50 years of m. p l, a rule, he allowed more freedoms. he went after corrupt individuals, also within the own government. but a lot of things still need to be addressed. angola is africa's biggest or the producer, yet is the country of massive inequality of people still starving their their school's webpage. students are learning under trees on the same time, one of the richest capitals in the world. so these are big issues that are launched ardently need, sir. attention, banker adder and adder increased his reminder of our top story at this hour. the international

african state of angola are marking the final tallies in an election in which has returned the governing party to power. the m p. l. a was founded by the marxist leader and former president edwardo da santo's. heads of state from across africa have been attending his funeral in the capital to wander. a santos died last month after a heart attack. it rolled angola for nearly 4 decades. the funeral was delayed by a long dispute between his family and the gardener. our correspondent adrian claim looks. it is in gold and looks back on the life of a device and figure. oh, good up. it's fair will to the man who of the nation for $38.00. yes, you do. i do door santos. most of these ends in the by weight, oh, for us on golden sea is the hero and leader is never without fault, but he is a hero for us at w l z n o one way at all one fall place van vicki, they're one of them he was a president who served many years in office on the we and goldens are satisfied and he goes, he brought a piece to ongoing advice and toss up by sam. all up my alley, dad. and his biggest legacy is as an architect of peace. he

west african state of angola are making the final tallies in an election which has returned the governing party to power. the m t. l. a was founded by the marxists leader in former president edwardo santos. heads of state from across africa have been attending his funeral and the capital wander santos died last month after a heart attack. he rolled angola for nearly 4 decades. the funeral was delayed by a long dispute between his family and the government. our correspondent, as they english, is in angola and looks back on the life of a device of figure. oh oh i'm good. i bids farewell to the man who of the nation for 38 years he do are due to santa rosa. this ends end of the boys from willey for us on golden sea is the hero and leader is never without fault. but he is a hero for us at double s, as in dog, one way at all, one fall place, then they gave them one of them. he was a president who served many years in office until we and goldens are satisfied and he goes, he brought a piece to angola, buys and toss up by sam all up. oh my only god am his biggest legacy is as an architect of peace. he

germany's dependence on russian gas and voters in angola are set to head to the poles to long time governing party faces. serious competition. ah m. anthony, how does good to happy with us? german chancellor, olaf. shorts has pledged 500000000 euros in additional weapons to help you cried. fend off the ongoing russian invasion. berlin's pledge came as ukrainian president for lamesa lensky hosted a virtual summit of dozens of world leaders to rally support. for the return of the crimean potential, which russian occupied and annexed in 2014 berlin's weapons, pledge came as ukrainian president vladimir lensky said he would do everything necessary re take control of the region. so it was just one of the leaders to played support. canadian prime minister justin trudeau was also a man when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world . they're engaging in disinformation. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis informa

the governing mpla party, which has been in power for more than four decades, is up against oppositionmains the favourite to retain a majority but has been criticised for not tackling inflation and poverty despite huge oil wealth. china has re—opened forforeign students for the first time since the covid pandemic began. around half a million overseas students were at chinese universities and colleges before covid hit more than two years ago. it marks a major step towards re—opening the country, but it's not clear yet when foreign tourists will be allowed back in. it's been five years since hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims fled their native myanmar, after a deadly crackdown by the government there. more than 700,000 people escaped the country. the majority left for neighbouring bangladesh, ending up in the world's largest refugee camp in cox's bazar. others are now in other asian nations, including india. both india and bangladesh want to send them back to myanmar — but with the military in charge there, it's not an option. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan sent

the governing party m. p l a has been in power for nearly 5 decades, but is now facing serious competition as citizens decry wide spread poverty and corruption in africa. second biggest oil producing country. this is luanda, one of the most expensive capitals in the world. after overtaking nigeria in terms of output angola is now the biggest oil producer in africa. and here around the bay, you can clearly see the oil well spots. angola is the country of stock contrasts even in the area around here you will find children gleaning shoes of wealthy people. the majority of poland still live in poverty and the discontent in society has been on the rice element that comes along the shirt of procedure. while laurent go on, my head is a rod for me. oh, love it. why didn't he promised he would deliver millions of jobs for the youth yours, but nothing changed for our sub by your daughters. let them of another in our country . knock on that, i'm in you. that don't have a job like me. that's why we, we want to see the

be just a little further down the road for angola. item is very likely that the emperor a the governing party will win this election, but of course, the result is, is of wanting for them. they have to really come up with better solutions. they have been running this country for almost 50 years. 5 years ago, president dow lorenzo you mentioned it took over as a new president and he portrayed himself as a reformer fighting corruption, trying to come up or is that reforms more freedom spent? a lot of people here are saying it is not enough and it's going to slow, especially in one no way. a lot of young people are living. they're frustrated. there's massive youth unemployment here. angola is the biggest oil producer in africa, yet this oil wealth does not trickle down to the majority of the population of this is thumping the new government urgently as to address against h reporting from angola. thank you. pakistan is declared a state of emergency. the country is going through some of its worst flooding. more than 900 people have been killed since months. it rains began and june. hundreds of thou

early results for my goal is election, put the governing party of president, jo laura and sue in front. that's being disputed by the opposition. the polls widely seen as the most closely fought since independence in 1975 the m p l a as govern the all rich southern african nation for 47 years. but it's facing a strong challenge from the need to party, fueled by growing discontent, of a high levels of poverty. renewed fighting in northern ethiopia as broken a month long seas 5 between government forces and rebels troops from the to grey region. the government says its army shot down the plain carrying weapons into 2 gray claims. the plain entity, p, o, p, and space from neighboring sudan rebel forces, and the government of accused each other of striking 1st and violating the seas. fire a u. s. police chief has been 5 because of the bungled response to a mass school shooting in bay. peter r dondo has been on the scrutiny since the shooting, rob elementary school in new val, they, texas 19 children, and 2 teachers were killed. redondo says he's being made into a scape goat for the actions

over 19 but did as a result also, she called them and i think it's incumbent upon us is the government party as close to me as the private sector, to finalize on social called booked. and the find the mostly for all of us. and they, she, we, because we know we're not, you know, i think most people would agree with that jani rousseau bring you. and now what can you can on the impact of a strike like this have. and as we've heard, the union say more plan. so what effect will that have if they do carry on having more strikes like these was formerly called any, the shortest in any economy arises. the cost of employment of labor makes it more expensive to employ people off of standard action like this. employers will try to find ways to the place workers with capital. this is especially true in the midst of the industrial revolution. we new technology saw the better over the workers. so that perspective, the stock is really not helping the employed. i do this in a serious crisis. we need higher economic decided by the people that do things that the amc government and not do the agency needs. read

it's not a governing party anymore.s an authoritarian movement and i'm with that great liberal dick cheney, i think donald trump is the greatest threat to the country and people who support donald trump and help him are part of that threat. >> jeanne, one of the things about this position that they are taking, the ones who are taking it that this is just an outrage, that this is horrible, is that they are taking it without knowing the thing that donald trump could tell them. this is here is what i had at mar-a-lago, here's what they found, here's what they took back. here's what the fbi took. you might want to know that marco before you rush to my defense. >> i would want to know that especially given the experience of donald trump the who lies about everything. we know what kind of person he is. look, he had stuff there that he wasn't supposed to have! i can't prove that but i'm pretty sure that's true. these people who are defending him not to know that as well. but there is this fear. stuart it is right, yes he revea

the state medi was only exclusively reported about the governing party. the number of election observers was drastically reduced. 1500 election observers. also, the electoral commission is under the control of the government. the international monetary fund has approved a request from pakistan for an extra $1.1 billion in a lot funding. the country is struggling with two months of devastating monsoon flooding. pakistan's planning minister says it might take five years to rebuild and recover from this week's historic flooding. international eight has begun to arrive but many people have already lost everything. >> drone images reveal the extent of the dev station near pakistan's river. the floods have destroyed ridges and washed away many roads, forcing authorities to use boats, military planes and helicopters to carry out difficult rescue operations. the government says one in seven pakistanis are affected by these floods. that is more than 33 million people. >> they are absolutely devastating. i haven't seen any destruction or devastation at this scale.

an mp for the govern god's governing united russian party -- an mp for the governing united russian party're asking me about victory. i think it's going to be soon. it's going to be the victory of russia, of course, and we will get our security guarantees from western world. that said, that's all we need. >> many inside ukraine disagree. our correspondent is in kyiv. >> it's a very different independence day. we are on the main street in the center of kyiv, not far from independence square, where political protests and political revolutions have taken place in this country. this is where, usually, there is a massive military parade to celebrate independence day. not today. what we are seeing here is a display of a destroyed and seized russian military vehicles and tanks. there's a ban on public events here in kyiv today, because authorities fear that russia may use this occasion to launch attacks against cities across the country. but, obviously, these warnings have raised concern. there is apprehension. but people are defiant. take a listen. >> the day is very beautiful and a lot of peop

the decision has been welcomed by a goal is governing party ahead of wednesdays, elections. at least 20 people have been killed in floods. south of the afghan capital campbell logo province has been hit. hardest, more rain is. forecast and authorities have declared a state of emergency in 10 provinces. lowes the headlines. i'll have more news for you here on algebra. one of the inside story season, ah, yearly half the population of ethiopia is tegra region is going hungry. that's the warning from the wealthy program to grind. leaders are accused of refusing talks with the federal government. so as peace a condition to ending the humanitarian crisis. this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. it's been called the worst disaster on earth, and now the situation and ethiopia as t cry region is expected to worse than the un says the nearly 2 year conflict has left almost half the population and severe need of food aid after spies, a unilateral cease far in march, which allowed the delivery of aid to resume humanitarian groups say they are sti

early results from ungodly as the election for the governing party of president john lorenzo in front, but as being disputed by the opposition, the pole was set to be the most closely fought since independence and 975 us president joe biden is announcing debt really for millions of americans trying to pay off student loans, the plan will council up to $10000.00 in debt. so people who are in less than $125000.00 a year. more than 45000000 americans are paying bank federal student loans. the headlines, the news continues here now to hear after people on power stay with us. every month you'll have someone from home that'll say, oh please. i need my me for a jason with the economy and free full and children and spread around the world. how does a family survive in moderns, him properly as to pull about full people? you'll always have a responsibility to send money home. plan just feel like i'm stretching myself. quickness transactions on al jazeera. 6 with us elsewhere in the world, the last few years have seen reco, temperature's drought, and wild fonts in the usa. some of the long predi

and girl as governing party and president jour lorenzo has been declared the winner of last week's presidential and parliamentary elections. m. p. a lay under president lorenzo won nearly 52 percent of debates. fancy opposition received around 44 percent. he's promised dialogue after a hotly contested vote. the ruling party has been in power for nearly 50 years since the country gained independence. in 1975, an investigation in may and mar has uncovered more evidence of widespread abuses against opponents of the military cou. a right script says it's documented more than $200.00 cases of soldiers destroying entire villages and a warning. the total change report contains some images that view as may find distressing. smoke rises from a residential compound and shim phone tang and central man, man. the fires have been burning some more than a week. elsewhere in the village, the child remains of vehicles and the human skeleton burn so badly. only the torso remains villages alleged soldiers arrived on the afternoon of the 11th of august, searching for rebel fighters. they stayed in this buddhist mo

those already effected might go from bad to worse, hammered vile dizzier cut tone and girl as governing party and present jolly. and so it has been have been declared the winners of last week's presidential and parliamentary elections. the m. p a, a under president lorenzo 152, nearly 50. 2 percent of the vote on the opposition received around 44 percent. he was promised dialogue after the hotly contested vote. the ruling party has been empath nearly 50 years since the country gained independence in 1975. un humanitarian officials have held a special session to discuss the situation in afghanistan. the country is facing a dia, economic situation, a 3 year long drought flash floods and a sharp prize and poverty. speaking before the meeting, the unsexy general frequent terry and affairs martin griffith pulled for urgent action from the international community. close to 19000000 people are facing acute levels of crude insecurity, including 6000000 people at risk of famine. more than half of the population, some 24000000 people need to monitor assistance. and an estimated 3000000 children are acu

and voters being angola said to head to the bowls for a long time governing party faced the serious competition. ah, i've been puzzled, and it's great to have you. with us. wild leaders have joined ukraine's president plotted mister lensky to discuss the future, a b annex crime me in peninsula. so lensky promised to do everything possible to recover crimea, which was legally annexed by russia. in 2014 germany's transfer. all schoultz is pledged additional military aid to the june of 500000000 euros. are the western leaders taking part in the virtual summit gave their support for ukraine when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in disinformation. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. we will never recognize russia's annexation of crimea or any other ukrainian territory. in the face of puritans assault, we must continue to give our ukrainian friends all the military hum

i mean, it's very likely that the emperor a, the governing party will win this election, but of course, the result is, is of wanting for them. they have to really come up with better solutions. they have been running this country for almost 50 years. 5 years ago, president raw lorenzo, you mentioned it took over as a new president and he portrayed himself as a reformer fighting corruption, trying to come up with that reforms more freedom. spent a lot of people here are saying it is not enough and it's going to slow, especially, and learn no way. a lot of young people are living. they're frustrated. there's massive youth unemployment here. angola is the biggest oil producer in africa, yet this oil wealth does not trickle down to the majority of the population of this is something the new government apparently has to address. again, stacy reporting from angola. thank you. there are concerns in the us about the power stations that depend on the colorado river. it's best known for carving out the grand canyon. but drought means the once mighty torrent is running dry. the colorado extend 23

boss alone, a route it would be sent to new and the decision has been welcomed by and goal is governing parties. thousands of people have attended the crowning of the new king of south africa, his largest, the ethnic group in the nation, king missy zulu, took the throne and a ceremony at the palace in an ongoing mom. well, the 12000000 south africans as their lose most leave in the province of quite luna town. the king manages 3000000 a heck of land owned by the community. many people in the province support should the governing african national congress, duly zulu, is the most widely spoken indigenous language in south africa. but there's been controversy in the run up the carnation as for me, and miller explains, ah, they came from across south africa and neighboring countries, to welcome the new king zulu warriors in their thousands to witness the 1st coronation of zulu king in more than 50 years. and pledge allegiance to king mrs. zulu causality in the 9th king of the city nation, the largest ethnic group in south africa in what's known as the sacred crawl. missy zulu is presented to his an

i mean, it is very likely that the governing party will win this election, but it's certainly a wake up call for the n p l. a. that has been running this country, ruling this country for almost 50 years, most of the time with an iron fist without freedom of breast, without freedom of expression that has slightly changed 5 years ago when the new president took overdraw lorenzo, who portrayed himself as a reformer who went lot after corrupt individuals with him, the government would try to allow more freedom of speech. but many people here, especially in the urban areas in cities like you and the young generation, are complaining that nothing much has changed in their lives. especially in the economic situations. angola is the biggest oil producer in africa. there's a lot of money here, but this oil wealth has hardly trickled down to the majority of the population. so there's a lot of discontent here. a lot of young people who are angry, who are unhappy about the lack of opportunities, and this is certainly something then you government has to address this other and teach their reporti

give you some examples that the state media was actually only exclusively reporting about the governing party, the number of election, a observers was really drastically reduced 1500 election observers for more than 13000 polling stations. and also the electoral commission is not really independent and still under control of the governments. there was, audrey increased their reporting. the international monetary fund has approved a request from pakistan for an extra $1100000000.00 in bail out funding. the country of struggling with 2 months of devastating monsoon flooding. pakistan's plenty minister says that it might take 5 years to rebuild a recover from this year's historic flood. an international aid has begun to arrive, but many people have already lost everything. drone images reveal the extent of the devastation near pakistan's indus river. the floods have destroyed bridges and washed away many roads, forcing authorities to use boats, military planes, and helicopters to carry out difficult rescue operations. the government says one in 7 pakistani are affected by these floods. that's mo

a decision has been welcomed by an goal as a governing party. chad's military leadership has started talks with the rebels, opposition parties and civil society groups. it's hoped the negotiations will bring an end to the violence and pay it away for elections. but some groups are refusing to take part as he been. morgan reports from and jemina 10 months of delay chat. national dialogue has begun in the capital gym may now bring together more than 50 rebel and opposition group, among others in the years of conflict and instability was, you know, noted through all below this disease. today we find the turning point in the history of our country, because in a few moments we're going to lay the 1st mouse in the re foundation of our republic, the notre republic. the talk follow a peace agreement signed between the governing military council and crippled group last week until it paved the way for the rebels to return to chad and joined the discussion among the issues to be addressed are a new constitution, governance and a timeline for national elections, delegates will form committees to

for me to mila reports from johannesburg, south africa's governing party, the african national congress, has been plagued by internal divisions for years. a poorly performed economy, a lack of service delivery, and allegations of corruption have added to a decline in support. this class has demonstrated more than ever before. i went to the midst minutes to read organization, functionality, patronage and production, and to review and to rebuild our organization is quite an urgent machine. quite explain. the parties lead us were fading to address some of south africa's challenges. despite 3 decades of democracy, inequality is right, and many poor communities still don't have access to running water and electricity . president solar i'mma process is fraud and corruption not to blame, but his efforts to end the scourge have been weakened by a corruption scandal. he's been accused of conceding the theft of $4000000.00 from his game farm. there are massive global forces that have to be taken into account. but maladministration for management of the economy, particularly in the state. and ente

in angola, the governing party and president shineseal have been declared the winner following last week's presidential and parliamentary elections. the emperor lay under present lorenzo won nearly 52 percent of the votes, or the opposition received about 44 per cent. a ruling party has been in power for nearly 50 years since the country's independence in 1975. brazil has held its 1st presidential debate in the run up to october as elections. the front runners are the incumbent valuable scenario and formerly to lucy, mass, yoletta, silver, o surging in the opinion. polls before the candidates took part in the televised debate, which became heated when boston are accused lula of corruption. ha porpoise, it's shipped out huge. it is important for people to know. no other president did more to investigate corruption than our government product. as you motherfucker there is no justification for this untruthful answer. you go to not. yes. your government was the most corrupt in the whole history of brazil. thomas strawman is an independent political consultant who served as social communication

the middle class and raising taxes on the very wealthy versus the republican party which has really become a big governmentbedroom and your bathroom more than it is about making your life better. you've got to put that choice up there and drive it every day and try to get a unified message out there. i think that there is a very good story to tell here. you just gotta get out there in. toilet >> simon, young people. is president biden doing enough to inspire them to vote? they're a climate provisions in this law, that was a top priority for younger voters. obviously what's happening around abortion rights is a big concern. where the young voters stand right now? >> look, i think that young voters are folks that need to -- first of all let's be frank and i say we because i'm a young voter. we are in frequent voters when it comes to midterm elections. young people, we have to understand our power and we have to know that participating in the system can if in fact change things. i've talked to a lot of young people on my shows. we've done panels and the young people on my shows say look we are voting but i ha

the decision has been welcomed by uncle is governing party or desantos. his daughter also alleges that to present harold or anchors using the repatriation to help his chances in the upcoming election. currently on the campaign trail. head of wednesdays ballots hold show a close race between his rolling and p. l. a. in the opposition unite a party or anchors been reminding voters of his anti corruption drive, which targeted members of the de santo's family. some are goldens unimpressed by governments economic track record. no, no one can take away from the part dissolved ambition to and something that shamed us corruption, which was deeply rooted not on the political and the leadership, but also rooted in our society. we broke this trouble and really started the fight against corruption. pope frances is called for dialogue to resolve a standoff between catholic church and the government. hennick rog were a prominent bishop in critical mc. ragland present. daniel ortega was detained in place on the house arrest on friday for his. his accuser and elder varez

the middle class and raising taxes on the very wealthy versus the republican party which has really become a big governmentn it is about making your life better. you've got to put that choice up there and drive it every day and try to get a unified message out there. i think that there is a very good story to tell here. you just gotta get out there and tell it. >> symone, young people. is president biden doing enough to inspire them to vote? they're a climate provisions in this law, that was a top priority for younger voters. obviously what's happening around abortion rights is a big concern. where do young voters stand right now? >> look, i think that young voters are folks that need to -- first of all let's be frank and i say we because i'm a young voter. we are infrequent voters when it comes to midterm elections. young people, we have to understand our power and we have to know that participating in the system can if in fact change things. i've talked to a lot of young people on my shows. we've done panels and the young people on my shows say look we are voting but i have lots of friends who say, what