is high time maybe zimbabwe should be given a chance to move on one of the lead does it you know gratian today you still goes on. leading the other faction of the movement for democratic change which broke away from time you saw she was there and that tended to you know gratian and congratulation congratulated president. and even if you hear the statements that are present when i got proceed today to extend a hand to. opposites to say that now it's time to put hands together to work as a nation it's a sign that. most zimbabweans want the country to move one and the opposition has vowed more protests against the new government just what do they think they can achieve. i think if you look at it he used. to say that you won the july fifty election and he should be the one we should be leading the country right now but you also on the other hand he's accepting the court verdict so a lot of critics and i'm at least saying that if they're going to go ahead and start to demonstrating to say that to you once legitimacy to lead the country he's only shooting themselves in their food because regio

you know gratian which is planned for sunday and. more what do we know about this former finance minister tendai. a leading member of the m.d.c. it was briefly arrested today do we know why and why is he trying to leave the country. he is the police are interested in. bt because they allege that he broke with the law by announcing that. the leading presidential candidate for the opposition had won the elections before they will feel results we are non's by the zimbabwe electoral commission so today earlier on it was said that he was. arrested in the process will file crossing the border from the book brought up between zimbabwe and zambia where he was trying to seek asylum but where did that we hear is that he has been denied asylum and that. he's being kept in zambia in preparation probably for the zimbabwe or thirty years to deport him back into the country and i am privileged very briefly are you expecting a peaceful inauguration to take place. you know gratian could come on sunday if only there the challenge that is being mounted

and they hope the gratian happened on sunday ok joining us on the line from. joining us with. the main opposition challenging the july presidential election results. call. ok. where were you when this idea popped into it whether online it's undoubtedly chief cole. over the inequality in our society today or if you join us on set criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like bringing you to go back for the first time everyone has a voice at allow refugees to plead the speakers for change join the conversation on our. amidst a climate of violence and paranoia and. those still willing to dream. in honduras dennis seeks a brighter future for his son and community. using art to reclaim the city. and transform the very symbol of past oppression. you find in latin america liberating a prison on al-jazeera. august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith linked to on the attacks even though they too of victims of the bonds the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta w

involving people of quite various nationalities we look at how similar concerns have them are granted to gratian big hundreds in neighboring france. also this hour the attendee for donald trump's former lawyer but tracks on his claims about the information his client could provide to prove russia collusion. u.n. investigators say top military officials in myanmar should be prosecuted for genocide and crimes against humanity there are reports amounts as a campaign of violence directed against journalists and. has just turned five am head in the russian capital we are watching all see international a warm welcome to the program also hope story german chancellor angela merkel says vigilante justice will not be tolerated as after thousands protested the killing of a german man in the city of candidates peter all of the visited the city. it was here in front of the iconic haze of coal marks in the east german city of kim it's that foul zones of right wing and left wing german demonstrators came out to show their own happiness with the current situation here in the country it all started in all had it

the case would affect you know gratian of presence like i was among gag he's test of leash edgel to take the oath on sunday ruling parties and p.f.c. manning was declared the winner of the election as a live now at home a task he joins us from harare so what does submitting these papers who actually involve. well for the past thirty minutes or so they've been coming in and out of the courtroom with some of them carrying piles of paper with the evidence still in that building the lighting that paper would basically or saying or implying that what they have is strong evidence to stop the inauguration how could this work the judges could agree to meet today and go over they could either throw the case out saying there's nothing they or they could decide to look at it which could take several days because the lawyers say it's a lot of paperwork to go through if for some reason judges don't meet today and they don't meet over the weekend monday and chooses a public holiday that means you know gratian name for sunday will not happen presuming a guy like came out early in the day and he told th

main silent in the freeze of the gratian from the american army the coalition and its allies and their crimes for more than two thousand two hundred and twenty years ago and. that the saudi led coalition has been at war with hooty rebels since march two thousand and fifteen when it sided with the government and joined a civil conflict since that intervention the un says the situation in yemen has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis and it organizations are struggling. to reach it and this is very good it could be described as consistent i think as. a policeman. in terms of health. and sanitation in terms of. all the you and the international community if they don't. see that in many. they were interested. in those schools who are. next to him who are you that's really the duty should you're going to use to reach in. saudi arabia the u.s. have enjoyed wide military cooperation both under the trump and obama administrations washington provides riyadh with billions of dollars worth of planes tanks and other military equipment but now the united states u.n. ambassador seems to per

nations and its organizations and the international community have remained silent in the freeze of the gratian from the american israeli the coalition in the sunni allies and their crimes for more than two thousand two hundred twenty days ago and. that the saudi led coalition has been at war with the rebels since march twenty fifteen when it sided with the government done joined the civil conflict since the intervention the un say's the situation in yemen has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis and aid organizations are struggling. the great recession is very. destructive to still think. of. the pollution. in terms of. all of us and the international community if they don't. see that it's been many. will not. there when we. are going to. do. through the duty should be to use to reason. so the arabia and the us have enjoyed wide military cooperation both under the trump and obama administrations washington believes provides riyad excuse me with billions of dollars worth of planes tanks other military equipment but now the united states u.n. ambassador seems to perceive the latest attac

nations and its organizations and the international community remain silent in the freeze of the gratian from the american israeli the coalition and its allies and their crimes for more than two thousand two hundred twenty days ago when. the saudi led coalition has been at war with who the rebels since march two thousand and fifteen when it sided with the government and joined the civil conflict since that intervention the u.n. says the situation in yemen has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis and aid organizations are struggling. putting a great hearing in situation is very difficult it could be described as consistent i think as he really needs. to put the haitian kids in need of aid and in terms of health care in terms of. dacian in terms of. very soon. all that means are and the international community if they don't have this before and continue to see that it's been many. they don't want international troops we're going to go to school sure that we're going to consume the next two of you i mean that's true that he did he should be granted two years to reach in. saudi arabi

the settlement of this matter so you know gratian happens on sunday back to work on monday which will be the most urgent of manson's in the president's interest. them. issue with zimbabwe currently is the economy the economy is not performing and we have the highest rate of unemployment so the major thing that the president has to do yes to leave and start waking up for the economy to kick in again but the other thing is also he has to unify the country because looking at their results and even their mood in the country it shows a divided country the privilege of most fun here in harare thank you so much for joining us. most of the one hundred fifty migrants stranded in a sicilian port for more than a week and gone on hunger strike they've been on board the detour to an italian coast guard vessel for nine days it's late refuses to allow them to enter them a strong rebuke from the european union rome has threatened to withhold its funding from the bloc unless other member states accept some of the refugees crisis talks in brussels have ended without a resolution let's get more from bru

and its organizations and the international community have remained silent in the freezer of the gratian from the american is really the coalition and its allies and their crimes for more than two thousand two hundred twenty days ago on. the saudi led coalition has been at war with the rebels since march two thousand and fifteen when it sided with the government and joined the civil conflict since that intervention the u.n. says the situation in yemen has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis and aid organizations are struggling. to reach it and this is a very. district that's going to start thinking as it really needs. to put. in terms of health care. to answer. all of the news there in. the international community if they don't. continue to see that. they know what we. are going to. do that's through the deterioration you're going to tell you the situation in. saudi arabia and the u.s. have enjoyed wide military cooperation both under the trump and obama administrations washington provides riyadh with billions of dollars worth of planes tanks and other military equipment but now

and its organizations and the international community have remained silent in the freezer of the gratian from the american is really the coalition and its allies and their crimes for more than two thousand two hundred twenty days ago and. that the saudi led coalition has been at war with the rebels since march two thousand and fifteen when it sided with the government and joined the civil conflict since that intervention un says the situation in yemen has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis and aid organizations are struggling. greater your situation is very it could be described as consistent i think as the going to . put. in there's anything else. in the world in terms of health care. for. all of the us and the international committee of the it's gross and this is where i see that it's been many. will not. be. there when we engineers are going to close the old school. next to avoid that's true the duty should be to use to research in. saudi arabia and the us have enjoyed wide military cooperation both under the trump and obama administrations washington provides riyadh with bi

gratian a third of the two countries and the two governments are finally deciding that he's going to cooperate and start working towards a more coordinated a more coordinated policy in the region to deal with this unprecedented exit is canadian officials are in washington d.c. for talks on the nafta trade treaty with the u.s. and mexico. canada's prime minister justin trudeau says progress is being made on a potential rework of the treaty on monday the u.s. and mexico announced a new deal which could replace the trade terms agreed and enough to. a new study has found that nearly three thousand people died in puerto rico in the six months after hurricane maria it destroyed much of the island last october the figure is double the government's previous estimate of fourteen hundred it's also a sharp contrast to the sixty four deaths announced immediately after the storm. well those were the headlines and news continues here on al-jazeera. in an instantly shifting news cycle. takes pools and questions the world's media exposing how the press operates and why certain stories take precedenc

the settlement of this matter so you know gratian happens on sunday back to work on monday which will be the most urgent of manson's in the president's interest. them major major issue with zimbabwe currently is the economy the economy is not performing and we have the highest rate of unemployment saw the major thing that the president has to do he has to leave. to start waking up for the economy to kick in again but the out of thing is also he has to unify the country because looking at their results and even their mood in the country it shows a divided country privilege or most fun here in harare thanks so much for joining us thanks to some of the other stories making news around the world the united states says it will slash more than two hundred million dollars in aid sige to the palestinian territories the money it was meant to fund health and education projects the u.s. cited hamas control of gaza as a reason for the funding cut it considers hamas a terrorist organization. german chancellor of the germany's chancellor is in the armenian capital yet a vast part of a three day tou

gratian frazer adding from the right wing populist katter's australian party claimed he did not know the history of the phrase it was used by the loss of use during the holocaust. it's to the us now and a grand jury in the state of pennsylvania has published a report on the sexual abuse of children by roman catholic priests it says at least one thousand children were molested or raped by priests over a period of seven decades this report accuses senior church officials including the man who's currently the archbishop of washington these say of systematically covering up reports of paedophilia among the roman catholic clergy in approving this report more illegal three hundred clerics human have been accused of sexually abusing children in pennsylvania unchecked for decades officials say their investigation found systematic cover ups not just by church leaders in the u.s. state but also in the vatican rely on the euphemisms the church priests were raping little boys and girls and the men of god who were responsible for them not only did nothing they hid it all for decades. some of the

other parts of germany it absolutely has been in the headlines there was a very big anti immigrant gratian demonstration in the city of dresden in saxony in the middle of august and in fact this state was the birthplace of the zina phobic movement piggy which brought tens of thousands of people to the streets of brazen in two thousand and fourteen to protest the so-called islamisation of germany and this is also the state where the far right party actually was. the strongest party in last year's federal election in saxony so what's going on in saxony and in eastern germany as a whole it's a paradox really brian because the fact is this is a region where there are the lowest number of migrants of foreign residents nonetheless the far right fares best where it can exploit a sense of insecurity and frustration and that is absolutely present in many regions of the east that has to do both with demographics and with politics just briefly the demographics this is a region that has seen real deep population since the fall of the berlin wall young people moved away to expand to look for better opp

coming to you from more again at the top of the hour and don't forget that you can get all the latest gratian around the clock on our website at www dot com i'm joining us. with two different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for minds. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word looks pretty good.

and transform the very symbol of pasta gratian. viewfinder in latin america liberating a prison on al-jazeera. in this new delhi artistic expression has thrived for generations. now real estate developers want to go on. tomorrow or disappear. documentary on al-jazeera. thousands of israeli palestinians gathered to protest against a new law they say makes them second class citizens. pollin this is al jazeera live from london also coming up turkey's president warns the us there alliance is at stake up to donald trump increases tariffs and out of many of. the leaders of spain and germany meet to discuss their vision of how to accommodate migrants are i being in europe. and are ready to travel one hundred fifty million kilometers and break temperatures of one thousand degrees we look at the probe that's flying into the face of the sun. now thousands of people are gathering in tel aviv to protest against israel's controversial nation state law the law officially affirms that israel's jewish character but critics believe it makes non jew

some connection to russia or the so-called russian world hugh says to be far more bullish on the me gratian particularly muslim immigration than. may's government does i don't know you could be i don't know if you could down on you know if you could sort of cow in submission to religion more than we have we have to facto sharia law in the u.k. right now we prevented a journalist from coming into our country on the basis of future hate speech as yeah unsaid that is a bizarre situation to live in so i think we have it much well in this country also has a very peculiar understanding of the freedom of speech but you know bring it back to the muslim immigration or any immigration for that matter. i think the difference is how our society is handling it and in this country it would not be considered advisable to put people in high density neighborhoods they would be a great. not only required to integrate but the state will actually facilitate that i don't know on that you and i completely agree you know i've seen multiple examples in the no go zones i've visited across europe where migrants are

democratic campaign kent ecker all through his party has sparked controversy with its own team of gratian starlets he says that people are starting to realize their country is not as safe as they thought. the situation in sweden has started to slip out in the international arena when people suddenly realize whoops sweden is not a nice little this is a country thought it was but now realize what the hell happened to sweden and so this has been on for a long time and we have made your arsons unwired many years back i just saw some statistics that. the arson attacks in cars with intent. has gone up from twelve to thirty percent from nine hundred sixty seven to one thousand five hundred cases a year or something and i mean it's been going up in actual numbers to. the former cia chief john brennan has hit back at donald trump who revoked his security clearance brennan claims the president simply can't take criticism that's why the president revoked my security clearance to try to silence anyone who would dare challenge him mr trump's claims of no collusion are in a word hold wash. and is the w

far roughly one million are in colombia today more than four hundred thousand and appeared to me gratian of three hundred two countries and the two governments are finally deciding that he's going to cooperate and start working towards a more coordinated a more coordinated policy in the region to deal with this unprecedented exodus canadian officials are in washington d.c. for talks on the nafta trade treaty with the u.s. and mexico canada's prime minister justin for though says progress is being made in a potential rework of the treaty on monday the u.s. and mexico announce a new deal which could replace the trade terms agreed under nafta and the new study has found that nearly three thousand people died in puerto rico in the six months after hurricane maria it destroyed much of the island last october figure is double the government's previous estimate of fourteen hundred deaths it's also in sharp contrast to the sixty four deaths announced immediately after the storm well those were the headlines he's continues here on al-jazeera after a string of thank you thanks so much and by phone

gratian or. for as a thank you over and out. of some of us to. be just you know a little bit you. just feel some of the only approach to this issue. i promised him i said that day you read it piece my mind i'm a pretty baby it's not so smart to do it i'll send. you some reading but. at least i know that every day you should improve something and not only include you in maintaining every field of the way people think i'm trying to tell to my kids that you every day to be to be happy to learn something new but to me today if you could get the kids to go to try to explain them it's only in the space you are feeling that you're doing it continuing something challenging and then you feel really like click we can most likely recall guy who finished everything in a confused way. ok we'll start of this you. know somebody was you know. nothing to you was there explaining yeah i don't know i just think you need their. ability to spin that you're ok because mysteries are deals in your personal goodness and. we're. still married so i'm going to see that there is. no baby. spoke to the other t

also ahead in the program this hour the netherlands reels from the shock suicide of an ultima gratian party politician who claimed she had been raped by a muslim guy last your. understanding video from yemen leaves humanitarian groups on the public stand with this week's selling coalition or a strike on a school bus in yemen the raid claimed the lives of twenty nine children dozens more were injured.

interesting thing about the hotel is that many people don't know what it is is that our tourism you know gratian you know most exciting thing about it is that we make people a bit on certain ones and. forget wallpaper the scenery around this bed is the draw for visitors from all over the world. this is the design this is built and opened up shop and it's been no vacancies ever since. he turned the tables as part of the dank zero stars doesn't mean a bare bones basics it's a whole new kind of luxury. farmer could be detroit didn't have much to do with art until now now he works as a concierge and butler. thank you at first i didn't think this would involve me so much. but i'm pleased to be part of this better that they be. after milking the cows every evening the alpine farmer dresses up for art. the become one and can be idea was to figure out how to shape the concept which is art of course and bring it to life so the players and the people who live around this artwork become part of it. or without him it would be far too conventional. he jumps and hops or slips is right. he slips right into thi

counter protests that comes just weeks before sweden's general election in which they issue a statement gratian has taken center stage. meanwhile the latest calls in brazil to formally to sell for a ten to the presidency to spite him being in jail. the u.s. and china failed to find the solutions that intensifying trade war is reported that beijing may wait until all america's mid-term elections took hold and the talks. you're watching international with me. welcome to the park grab the top story with the general election on the horizon in sweden and migration a key issue of debate tensions have been growing on the streets of the capital on saturday hundreds of members of a near not see movement in central stall came and will mess with counter protest this. was that for us. we are in central stockholm right now in sweden at the gathering of nordic resistance movement in the. nordic organization but here in sweden it's also a political party and they are running for the upcoming elections here in the country and sadly this gathering is a chance for them to maintain their message or message they w

the middle east so i lot of people think that it's related to his two thousand and fifteen in the gratian crisis but not all this is because of immigration we had twenty years ago a lot of these people are cream and other second generation immigrants the parents came to sweden so their folks would see now is mostly because of a pretty much a lower immigration what happened twenty years ago if you want to be a bit dramatic you can say that the worst is still ahead of us understand that look at how it got what it did because he discovered what we have where it's. not allowing. my grounds to get into the labor market so it's not that's that's a big brawl and here we are. in there we can in our. political. parties only a story. from the social democrats and getting into very very unhappy rights new york a not for political. situation so all sort of course you said earlier we've got a lot to. tell us the hour now here in moscow two people shot dead almost a dozen injured during a video game tournament in the u.s. city of jacksonville in florida a police say the suspect also died at the scene t

interesting thing about the hotel is that many people don't know what it is is that our tourism you know gratian you know most exciting thing about it is that we make people who don't sort of. forget wallpaper the scenery around this bed is the draw for visitors from all over the world. this is the design this is built and opened up shop and it's been no vacancies ever since. he turned the tables as part of the gag zero stars doesn't mean a bare bones basics it's a whole new kind of luxury. farmer could be traced didn't have much to do with art until now now he works as a concierge and butler. thank. you at first i didn't think this would involve me so much. but i'm pleased to be part of this better. after milking the cows every evening the alpine farmer dresses up for art. the become one and convene idea was to figure out how to shape the concept which is art of course and bring it to life so the players the people who live around this artwork become part of it. without him it would be far too conventional. he jumps and hops or slips his right. slips right into this artwork speaking as an artis

migrants so far roughly one million are in colombia they more than four hundred thousand appear to me gratian of the two countries and the two governments are finally deciding that is trying to cooperate to start working towards a more coordinated and more coordinated policy in the region to deal with this unprecedented exodus canadian officials are in washington d.c. for talks on the enough to trade treaty with the u.s. and mexico. canada's prime minister justin trudeau says progress is being made on a potential rework of the treaty. on monday the u.s. and mexico announced a new deal which could replace the trade terms agreed under nafta. and the new study has found that nearly three thousand people died in puerto rico in the six months after hurricane maria it destroyed much of the autumn last october the figure is double the government's previous estimate of fourteen hundred deaths but those were the headlines the news continues here on after the listening post that's watching. and for your. call as i can watch the sun search for that search and find out why that. oversee. french people. a

represented the residents in negotiations with the companies the stock and bond they should they said gratian. the people are starving or they are very angry or they are but they have law sort of sublimely or there are more to it all. smushed by the by born. even though a yella as a reconstruction partner was supposed to help the island's residents raul alleges the company only gave the mager rations so they would be for sounds the appeal of a. systems the vehicle. told. ya lot will give us a good this is a good thing but what they didn't have a. fisherman and a seato mecurio took the money because he thought it would be enough to feed his six children and build a new one but he says like most villages who took the deal he was poor again after just a few months. in hindsight was this a good deal to sign. and i mean when i regret signing that you know that you know i am i took a chance on it out of desperation because it was so bad i felt it i mean but i have nothing left. in two thousand and fourteen a year after the storm here annecy told took a job back in secure gone as a security guard fo

nations and its organizations and the international community have remained silent in the freeze of the gratian from the american is really the coalition and its hootie and allies and their crimes for more than two thousand two hundred twenty days ago and. now the saudi led coalition has been at war with the rebels since march twenty fifteen when it's. sided with the government on join the civil war since the intervention the u.n. say the situation in yemen has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis despite not saudi arabia the u.s. have enjoyed wind military cooperation both under the trump and obama administrations washington provides riyadh with billions of dollars worth of planes tanks and other military equipment but now the united states u.n. ambassador seems to perceive the lift as the attack on civilians as a new development this by the same scenario having played out for years. we had that in saudi led coalition had the air strikes today against a fish market and a hospital in who data that may have caused dozens of casualties we've hit a new day now in yemen. and we've had a new

migration is terrible migration is wonderful our gratian is a relatively minor process. for the rich countries that needs to be managed bearing taking into account the rather more important interests of the poor societies from which these people are coming and of course you would have if you would knowledge i think the statistic out there that i came across that ninety seven percent of the world's population actually live in the country where they were bored and since the release that we're talking i think i read percent in the book right around that we're talking about a touch of a tiny element the reality for the future is not that we all turn into a global soup the reality for the future is people will live predominantly ninety seven percent in their own countries actually the big migration flows if we look at century since the big migration flows will have gone down not up. one thing in which phillips wrong which i was a nice point on which to end is that. is that going down the razor knife is always a migration is not an integral part of globalization globalization

gratian within forty eight hours that makes this a sunday some legal expert. those are saying that they think that the lawyers representing the in the alliance they put up a good fight in court but they say what could we can down because we didn't get enough evidence to prove that it was manipulation but some legal experts are saying that all they have to do is convince the nine judges that the elections won't run properly. how to take us through the different scenarios of how this day could end one options do the judges have. one of the judges could declare a winner and then that person has to be sworn in within forty eight hours they could then say if they don't do that they could say they order a recount or a christian nation which has to happen within sixty days that means the country stays in limbo until those elections are done if that is what indeed happens all the local leaders have been telling them to please stay do not be violent don't go out in the streets once the ruling has been made even if you are unhappy about it we expect to ever loses won't

implication so what is what is our our opinion and this is in this declaration actually showed up in the gratian its european leaders the question achieved after hours and hours of discussion and it's gross external borders but solid there with external borders countries because we yes ok we manage to tackle ourself but it's much more difficult for greece and spain but we should not forget also bulgaria cyprus malta and so on and so for also when we talk about solidarity it's sort of there are only the external borders country to accept all of the refugees illegal migrants that want to come in europe but you know what is not so you know it's not fall in there you were talking about that north african states have already rejected this idea there is not one north african state who said here i am we are helping europe but we have to support also them to of course through this africa trust fund that we created and if you see the daters ninety five percent decrease think of. of. migrants and refugees illegal migrants and refugees. in the measures that we took to signing the turkish statement agreemen

many devoted muslims as possible to join in on the morning prayer which starts at the official solid gratian now despite the chilly weather maimie have been gathering here since early in the morning since of the war in the morning and at some point there have been thousands of people here now aides at high or at the festival of sacrifice is the culmination of one of the most sacred traditions and that is of course of the eighty. two or a hardship this holiday is also a celebration of the willingness of the prophet abraham leave the loft allaah when he was the answer is exactly twice his most dear possessions he prepared to sacrifice his only son but allen replaced his son with a lamp which was sacrificed instead it is a very important day for muslims around the world. through three minutes past ten for now just an update on the story we started with about half an hour ago seems now i must say of explosions occurred in the afghan capital kabul earlier today we reported the taliban had launched a series of missile attacks on the diplomatic district in the city that as the country's president w

nations and its organizations and the international community have remained silent in the freeze of the gratian from the american is really the coalition and its allies and their crimes for more than two thousand two hundred twenty days ago and. that all the saudi led coalition has been at war with thirty rebel since march twenty fifth well it sided with the government don't join the civil conflict since the intervention the u.n. say is the situation in yemen has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis and aid organizations are struggling. two recent. three. districts consist of think as the. population is in need of eight in terms of health. and sanitation. in all of the us and the international committee of the it's gross and this. humanitarian aid. they were interested in that includes an old school. that's true do you really should try to use to reach the. saudi arabia the us have enjoyed wind military cooperation both under the trump and obama administrations washington provides riyadh with billions of dollars worth of planes tanks and other military equipment but now the united state

a much better option despite the obstacles that can come up in the border but this is the biggest gratian of people in the hemisphere. said the u.n. so we are expecting more people simply in the meantime the president of venezuela nicolas maduro have announced a series of economic measures to try and stabilize the country walk us through what they are and what the response to them has been. willing to measures include taking off a five zero so off the current currency and introducing new build into the system it also includes new gas prices higher taxes and amendment minimum wage sixty times higher than what it is now starting in september now economists agree this is a blow to reply the charger that will worsen the economic crisis has increased unemployment and push inflation to levels nobody anywhere has ever seen i.m.f. already forecast when it's going to reach one thousand percent inflation bridge here and with these measures some say they will fall short. of the opposition is calling for a national strike on day and we're expecting more people to read her country is unemployment righ

putting my net gratian as president of the republic of zimbabwe and then been mandated to follow the next government following the outcome of the just ended national flippy site we got here yet again as we did last year with many similar guests. this hour of us is that different zimbabwe did dawn of the second republic of or zimbabwe following my commitment to open ab the democratic space the period is that special day twenty four from november twenty seventh putin and indeed one main justice in just nine months we have verified a new dream by blair. and forged a different path for our nation and pa for no freedoms democracy transpired and loving damani. pas of doubt all and debate. piles of u.d.t. peas and developments distinguished against comedy and friends. we err on the munch and do spank good friend ady now when i have general elections have quite an as with our lows and the guy did and informed by his side to get rid of the booze and guidelines governing elections as well as a few declensions on the principles governing democratic elections in africa. being going to let issues

the right wing social democrat party claiming that such an incident would benefit the parties and gratian stance. while brazil's presidential election is about a month away but the current poll favorite does face a major hurdle that's because little silver the former president is currently in jail over reports. brazil's presidential election is looming and the latest polls to show one clear favorite and he is a familiar face lula da silva is companion has all the regular features rallies full of adoring supporters was. merchandise branding his name and the must have can paint ads set to traumatic music. so what are you going to do to change channels if. you fix it. but here's the twist mr silva is currently serving a twelve year sentence for corruption still that hasn't stopped his renewed political aspirations and his party registered him for the race days before his imprisonment the law told r.t. about his intentions a little but didn't get your friends at my party wants me to run for president so they support my candidacy and i'm ready to do it and win the election. before handing hims

them in the days before the introduction of the law like gratian was a money making activity not only for territorial jurisdictions but also for transit cities now with a look at the migrant flow if we compare the number of people passing through agadez to cross into libya we see a reduction. in other headlines a british man who worked as an inspector at an american military base in germany is suing the u.s. army that had bought a son says he and his colleagues were exposed to a highly toxic substance last year while overseeing the cleaning off army equipment . a couple of minutes from head to shoot i was caught in this white powdery substance but like a very fine variable and not was show we actually started cleaning these boxes with. any truly information. in the any knowledge of the danger or what we're actually doing with those boxes what's what the u.s. army issued a warning letter that was a year too late though saying skin and eye contact should be avoided and also recommended wearing a special protective gear while standing near the contaminated boxes of cadmium is a highly to

the settlement of this matter so you know gratian happens on sunday back to work on monday which will be the most urgent of manson's in the president's interest. them major major issue with zimbabwe currently is the economy the economy is not there forming and we have the highest rate of unemployment saw the major thing that the president has to do he has to raleigh's sleeve and start waking up for the economy to kick in again but the other thing is also he has to unify the country because looking at their results and even their mood in the country it shows a divided country the privilege of most fun here in harare thanks so much for joining us. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the german chancellor is in the armenian capital your advantage as part of a three day tour of the caucasus after meeting prime minister nicola machining and get a makeover visit a memorial to armenians killed during the ottoman empire the chancellor said the atrocities should not be forgotten but stopped short of using the word genocide which has angered turkey in