we all of guinea chose the union of democratic forces of guinea that's what guinea wants if the us d.gis not elected guinea will not become. one. but guinea is already far from calm the current bout of violence started the day after the election when opposition candidate below declared himself the winner of the ballot before the release of official results. i am like tourists and this election in the 1st round was i but it was too soon to celebrate over the last few days the election commission has made official results available as they come in from constituencies and so far they are not confirming the victory that d.l. all claimed was his. the man in the lead is alpha condé the man whose lead guinea for the past 10 years. the opposition is crying foul and has been venting their anger on the streets with deadly consequences says gainey security minister. or cook or are going to be full bodies in conakry in full bodies of gunshot victims in the morgues of dunker and you can rest in hospitals one death from a stab wound to deaths from firearms in case you do but you should do. those wer

week all of guinea chose the union of democratic forces of guinea that's what guinea wants if the u.sis not elected guinea will not become. but guinea is already far from calm the current bout of violence started the day after the election when opposition candidate below declared himself the winner of the ballot before the release of official results. i am victorious and this election in the 1st round was but it was too soon to celebrate. over the last few days the election commission has made official results available as they come in from constituencies and so far they're not confirming the victory that d.l. all claim to was his. the man in the lead is alpha condé the man whose lead guinea for the past 10 years. the opposition is crying foul and has been venting their anger on the streets with deadly consequences says gainey security minister. there. are going to be full bodies in conakry bodies of gunshot victims in the morgues of duncan and he commenced in hospitals one death from a stab wound do you jess from fire arms in. case you do. those weren't the only victims of guinea's p

week all of guinea chose the union of democratic forces of guinea that's what guinea wants if the uss not elected guinea will not be calm. but guinea is already far from calm. the current bout of violence started the day after the election when opposition candidate below declared himself the winner of the ballot before the release of official results. i am like tourists and this election in the 1st round was. but it was too soon to celebrate over the last few days the election commission has made official results available as they come in from constituencies and so far they are not confirming the victory that d.l. all claim to was his. the man in the lead is alpha condé the man whose lead guinea for the past 10 years. the opposition is crying foul and has been venting their anger on the streets with deadly consequences says gainey security minister. or cook or are going to be full bodies in conakry full bodies of gunshot victims in the morgues of dunker and it must be in hospitals one death from a stab wound deaths from firearms in. addition to. those weren't the only victims of guin

is not elected guinea will not become.ndors decision to run for a 3rd term sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths but the government's denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos. guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we do. plourde the deaths and valid to their memory all of them civilians and agents of the security forces now the international criminal court's warning both sides could face prosecution if the violence continues but guineas opposition has vowed to contest the results in the constitutional court fueling fia's of more violence. 0. gangs are blocking major roads in nigeria's largest city of lagos this fall is a speech by president's muhammadu buhari in which he avoided condemning the killing of at least 12 protesters on choose say group set fires on friday as anger grew as the latest on best 2 weeks of protests that many say the campaign against p

voting ends in guinea where president condé is seeking to extend his decade in power after a runoff byviolence. hello i'm in london you're watching al-jazeera coming up on the program calm in a car back but little hope the latest ceasefire is likely to work after all meaning and azerbaijan accuse each other of breaking it within hours of the deal being done the are thousands of thais take over major roads in bangkok on their 5th day of protests despite warnings from the police. the protests the hardliner wins the presidency of the self declared republic of northern cyprus and is israel steps cautiously out of its latest lockdown chief palestinian negotiator saeb erekat is taken to hospital with koby 19. a complete program our top story after months of unrest and a campaign marred by violence polls have closed in guinea's presidential election a vote appears to have been largely peaceful but dozens of opposition supporters say they refuse the chance to cast their ballots because of problems with their votes or cards the u.n. is all parties to refrain from engaging in ethnic violence a c

news africa on the program today democracy in west africa voters in guinea kicked off the 1st profit straight off elections in the region including in ghana the ivory coast and. they're all warnings democracy is deteriorating in these countries . and to say is you have to reinvent the wheel we'll meet the businessman creating youth employment opportunities in cape town with a simple but ingenious idea. hello i'm christine one day it's good to have your company there often is often electoral dispute in guinea a day off to a tense presidential election votes all still being counted but the opposition has already say it will publish its own results while the incumbent president alpha condé is seeking a 3rd term following months of protests against the move during which security forces killed dozens of people. and president alpha condé has called for a free fat and transparent election. he came to power in 2010 as an opposition candidate in guinea's 1st democratic election since independence from france in 1958 back then his win was seen as a break from decades of authoritarian rule but

is not elected guinea will not become.ors decision to run for a 3rd term sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths but the government's denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos. guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valor to their memory all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. now the international criminal courts warning both sides could face prosecution if the violence continues but guinea's opposition has vowed to contest the results in the constitutional court fueling fears of more violence. nigeria's president says ignores that many lives have been lost during 2 weeks of protests people continue to block major roads and set fires in lagos there's been growing anger over police brutality in nigeria the 20000000 residents of lagos state of been under 24 hour curfew since tuesday. bolivia's former finance minister .

this is deja news africa on the program today democracy in west africa voters in guinea kicked off the 1st drop it straight off elections in the region including in the ivory coast and. they're all warnings democracy is deteriorating in these countries . and to say is you have to reinvent the wheel we'll meet the businessman creating employment opportunities in cape town with a simple but ingenious idea. hello i'm christine one day it's good to have your company there often is often electoral dispute in guinea a day off to a tense presidential election votes all still being counted but the opposition has already say it will publish its own results while the incumbent president alpha condé is seeking a the following months against the move during which security forces killed dozens of people. and president alpha condé has called for a free fair and transparent election. he came to power in 2010 as an opposition candidate and guineas 1st democratic election since independence from france in 1408 back then his win was seen as a break from decades of authoritarian rule but now critics are

is a melting pot for different ethnicities in guinea and they've always lived in guinea as it existss a country today. the tensions between these groups are being instrumentalist by politicians it's easier to mobilize around its neck lines then you need to mobilize around a program unfortunately and people therefore are you know facing the violence caused by the politicians were which are just fueling ethnic tensions in in the country again. 30 death during the constitutional referendum in march there were $150.00 people killed in syria go in 2013 also during the black races there were people killed in the context of ethnic tensions so it's a very dangerous and very fragile climate peaceful climate and if you politicians continue to instrumental lazy for political gains it's it could lead to chaos now obviously there's as you mentioned a multi-ethnic country phalanges make of the majority over 30 percent of the population are there discriminations that certain ethnic groups faces in guinea in society. to be honest the matter of human rights affects everyone in guinea you know you if

is not elected guinea will not become.ndors decision to run for a 3rd term sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths but the government's denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos. guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valor to their memory all of them civilians and agents of the security forces now the international criminal court's warning both sides could face prosecution if the violence continues but guineas opposition has vowed to contest the result in the constitutional court fueling fears of more violence. al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera. as the dust settles on the final debate resentment whether it's changed the course of the u.s. election race you're looking at president. at a live rally. it's known as the birthplace of ice but this siberian lake is failing to freeze for the 1st time since frank was built as. well after w

here in guinea to not only.ian our public is to see us people don't trust my decisions here we found. mock you know. who are the tribes and how he goes and community leaders and so on so let's see if you so not use these current drugs or not is to shows and public institutions ok dr berry guinea has had a long history of its elected leaders clinging on to power what do you foresee coming out of this current election. yeah you know he. you know what do you see i used to call the political use of its necessity. you know in gear we have some are dominant. it is hero it or their ethnic group here so we have let's say you know it's like floridians for big 8 years under the help in the course of the. people are really not here under in their middle or you have a fuller and no hope of you need you have money and you know what is part of who we don't. need some ethnic groups that are called here foresty so we are for your arms but i really want this coming election and since no it's not your servants then we have to you

is not elected guinea will not be calm.ys decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths the government has denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos on friday the internet and international cooling was cut off across getting. guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valves of their memory. all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. or the final tally has been unknowns the opposition words do not be close result they are moving to continues the outcome in the constitutional court. meanwhile in nigeria the head of police there has ordered all the police officers to work in a bid to end several days of violent unrest a 4 day curfew has been lifted in the country's largest city lagos with the clean up effort now taking place several protesters are reported to have been killed in days of protests agai

is not elected guinea will not become.dors decision to run for a 3rd term sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths but the government's denied using heavy handed tactics and accuse the opposition of causing chaos. guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valor to their memory all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. now the international criminal courts warning both sides could face prosecution if the violence continues but guinea's opposition has vowed to contest the result in the constitutional court fueling fears of more violence. 0 the u.s. has posted another record or daily jump in the number of covert 19 cases nearly 84000 infections were announced on friday this art installation in washington highlights the growing toll with a white flag for every american who has lost their life in germany deaths are gone beyond 10000 that infections of jump to a new

here in guinea to or not or leave.general public is to say of people don't trust my big institutions here around responded by not. mock nor. the traditional he goes and community leaders and so on so let's see if there is another use these current dirty so not institutions and public institutions ok dr berry guinea has had a long history of its elected leaders clinging on to power what do you foresee coming out of this current election. yeah you know he. you know what you see i used to call the political use of its new city which you know in here we have some are dumb enough to. let news hero it or their ethnic group here so we have let's say you know it's late for us for big 8 years under the in the costello part of the. 2 people are really not here. in the middle being the oh you have a full hour and no hope of you near you have molly here and in the 1st part of the region it's nice. groups that are called here foresty so we are for the yarns but. i don't really want this coming election and since no it's not your se

is not elected guinea will not be calm.ays decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths the government has denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos on friday the internet and international cooling was cut off across getting the money game guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valves of their memory. all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. all the final tally has been announced the opposition to determine who will not be the final result they moved into contains the outcome in the constitutional court shall a ballasts al-jazeera in the news the heads. media and azerbaijan accuse each other of shelling residential areas in the dispute over nagorno-karabakh. however into a quiet spell of weather across china across the korean peninsula will see it tony increase the quality into japan over th

is not elected guinea will not be calm.days decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths the government has denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos on friday the internet and international cooling was cut off across getting. guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valves of their memory. all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. all the final tally has been announced the opposition right time and it will not be declining as a result they move in to contest the outcome in the constitutional court shelob ballasts al-jazeera. so that for you on the ground. don't blow up that dam. it's been a source of tension for years but would egypt really destroy if he had his $1000000000.00 down. and migrants accuse croatian authorities of things and sexual abuse as they try to find a way to a better life i

we are proud of our independence and sovereignty and i do what the people of guinea want. my activists i don't want violence i don't want you throwing stones insulting people don't block the roads. opposition leader diallo says that's just what happened he claims barriers were set up to block him and his supporters. unfortunately they decided that i should not go strutting around in his strongholds and so all arrangements were made to her event me from accessing it is a great city. in the run up to the election the united nations said it was alarmed at ethnically charged hate speech spreading across the country it's feared that could lead to further violence. we go over to london fred when he's in our west africa bureau in lagos hi fred good to see you so awful condé once a nother term in office and there's been much opposition to that but just had a small about his 10 years in office. in the last 10 year prison. says he claims that he has changed things he has changed the economy of the country which he says that he's pretty son actually messed up with everything and then

of guinea that were able to vote $3500000.00 living in senegal alone here and also in guinea bissaue diaspora in france where there's a large number also were able to vote now we spoke to opposition. jello before the campaign he said that that was an intentional move because many of those living abroad he says are his supporters but now the difficult task ahead is the counting of the vote in there's already mistrust between. polling centers between observers from the political parties the ruling party and the polling centers themselves over the counting before it has even started and that comes from a campaign as you mentioned ensure that has been quite a divisive and where we've seen tension rise fueled by candidates who are calling on on their own ethnic groups to for their support and that has really fueled tension to a point where the un the un office for the prevention of genocide says it's alarmed with the level of mistrust that this campaign has led to a look at this report. just. one blow and down for a cuppa sorry these are lyrics to a catchy campaign tune for guinea's pres

is not elected guinea will not be calm.days decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths the government has denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos on friday the internet and international cooling was cut off across getting the mugging guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valid to their memory. all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. when the final tally has been announced the opposition to determine who will not be the final result they move in to contest the outcome in the constitutional cools shelob ballasts al-jazeera. the us democratic presidential nominee joe biden's campaigning in the swing state of pennsylvania donald trump narrowly won there in 2016 and must be biden again if he is to be reelected but a driving rally in the state's bucks county biden told voters the election co

a tense election in guinea after months of unrest and accusations of hate speech last. year after rising metro fare sparked a protest movement people and show they are still waiting for a change. and on pieces to improve the schools sergio aguero will face no punishment of the touch of the lines women during a match but we'll tell you why many fans are still upset by it. thanks for joining us the latest the time to end fighting between armenia and azerbaijan appears to be faltering just hours after it began both sides are accusing each other of violating a 2nd russian mediated ceasefire in the space of a week it was established a day after the as a result 13 people were killed in a missile attack in the city of ganja more than 700 people are estimated to have died so far in the fighting in the disputed. region of nagorno-karabakh well the remote mountainous area is officially parts of azerbaijan but it's been controlled by ethnic armenians since the end of a 6 year war in 1994 earned smith is an armenian capital you're yvonne will speak to him in a moment but 1st let's

police in guinea have fired tear gas and warning shots settle positions supporters who claiming victory for their candidates in the presidential election but the final results aren't expected for days nicolas huck reports. this is where the trouble starts not of observers too many votes to count election officials say a record number of gideon's came out to take part in this election most are 1st time voters curing hours before the polls open to have a say in the country's future despite the divisive and violent presidential campaign with candidates for mentoring ethnic tension the voting was peaceful don't leave it in wildly out of the give your vote but not your life we are guinea and so what we have in common is stronger than what divides us the nation is what we have in common politics divides us we have to favor the maisha we have to tell ourselves that we are guinea and he's rather nice to his political parties presidents. people's party is largely backed by the milling. yellows opposition parties mostly supported by the philosophy people at the age of 82 president alpha condé ame

i mean this it's a biggest challenge now in guinea because. the hells from. any group then.also the. opposition figure. comes from a part of. these people who are very they have been tough language they have used hate language and actually the international community and some genius. son that if anything goes wrong if they rule any side if they do so they're afraid that actually there might erupt is serious violence in the contrary but the u.n. and international organization have already made statement calling on the candidates to be cautious on how they make statements so that they cannot fuel any virus so far there have been a couple of people dozens of people have been killed but then they have to be cautious in the way they are talking to their supporters ok fred so is it is it all systems go for for for sunday's election and given we're also in the midst of a pandemic. i mean in this part of the region i mean when you look at the campaigns people. woods campaigning and. so the pandemic itself doesn't have so much so that people are not so scare but they're looking forwa

its guinea's largest situated on the concrete river the p.t.hydroelectric power station has been under construction since 2015 powered by a $1000000000.00 loan from china. behind this wall today we have a run 4000000000 cubic meters of water. the maximum is 6300000000 cubic metres that's the reservoirs capacity. of water that's going to allow us to generate electricity. when finished the dam would generate enough power to satisfy nationwide demand but it could go a long way to changing the fortunes of many in the region canadians have been complaining for years about the lack of reliable power. shrewish it's hard to take a look there's no ice really every deed the state makes promises about electricity they say we're going to improve your quality of life there are many power stations but nothing works. the national electricity provider has a generator driven power plant for when other sources cut out but only for limited periods. every day who turn on at 7 pm and turn off 1 in the morning but the messages people have to accept paying for electr

so the head of al jazeera as guinea waits to see who its next leader will be many in the mineral rich country have been left feeling abandoned and cheated by politicians. and we're live in south africa where court proceedings continue the killing of a white farm manager. hello flash flooding in western turkey this cloud here it's moving slowly on but it's a slow eastwood progress is sort of pushing up into western russia and then europe well there's a certain amount of cloud but the obvious active area is out here is circulation in the east in atlantic which would use a lot of of portugal and then spain it will produce a secondary low over ireland so you've got blue here showing the rain orange the heavy rain which are concentrates on portugal inducing something of a wallflower warm softly wind which for october is probably quite welcome so if you haven't got the rain you might have some warm sunshine for example are picked munich as a place which gets up to 20 or $21.00 a one so the average is 14 so we all went above won't last of course but it's there for a few days and it's true fo

after months of on rest voting passes off peacefully in guinea president condé seeking to extend hisdecade in power and the calls for comment are going to car about whether his little hope the latest cease fire will hold off from what we are now as a by john accuse each other of breaking it within an hour as. we begin in chile where the have been clashes in the capital as tens of thousands of people mark a year since the beginning of a protest movement against inequality in the country. the demonstrations 1st began last october rocked the government pushed out metro affairs and stopped a march because of the coronavirus but they have resumed over the past week ahead of a constitutional referendum that was a key demand of the demonstrators have been sporadic clashes between riot police and protesters in the center of santiago several people have been injured that's latin america editor lucien human who's following developments in santiago the of the clashes ongoing leave syria. they're being as you say sporadic they've been coming in going i can see smoke billowing in front of me abou

we are proud of our independence and sovereignty and i do what the people of guinea want. told my activists i don't want violence i don't want you throwing stones insulting people don't block the roads. opposition leader diallo says that's just what happened he claims barriers were set up to block him and his supporters. unfortunately our folk on the day decided that i should not go strutting around in his strongholds and so all arrangements were made to her event me from accessing this great city. in the run up to the election the united nations said it was alarmed at an ethnically charged hate speech spreading across the country it's feared that could lead to further violence . we go over to london fred when you he's in our west africa bureau in lagos hi fred good to see you so algal condé once again that the term in office and there's been much opposition to that but just had a small about his 10 years in office. in the last 10 year prison. says he claims that he has changed things he has changed the corner of the country which he says that he's pretty says our son actu

and as guinea awaits to see who will be its next leader many in the mind mineral rich country feel abandoned and cheated by their own teach us. the and to. thank you for joining us sudan could be about to enter more than 25 years of international isolation and boost its transition to democracy u.s. resin donald trump says he's ready to take it off the list of state sponsors of terrorism likely to bring an injection of international investment and allow urgently needed debt relief agreed to remove the designation in return for the payment of $335000000.00 in compensation over 2 truck bomb attacks in 1998 more than 220 people were killed when u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania were targeted by al qaida so don was accused of helping the. al jazeera as he morgan has more from car too. something that means a lot to sudanese government because the country has been cut off from foreign investment largely because of being on the list of states sponsoring terrorism and this has resulted in a shortage of hard currency which makes it very hard for the country to import basic commodities such as fuel

i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead counting up the votes in guinea where the president is aiming for a controversial 3rd term after pushing through a law change growing skepticism over a new cease fire between azerbaijan and armenia after accusations it's not being respected and ignoring a ban on protests and threats of a rest demonstrators in thailand continue to push for a reform of the monarchy. what began with protests over train fares is turning into a demand for complete change in chile tens of thousands of people have packed into the center of the capital santiago as a country counts down to a referendum on the constitution the ever have been marking one year since the birth of a protest movement nationwide their anger and frustration focused on inequality inadequate pensions health care and the education system protesters. resumed in the past week after being put on hold because of the coronavirus rest. as he to a latin america is in to see a new man who is live from santiago the cia the protests have been peaceful but there's been some troub

watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the back to go also ahead counting out the vote seen guinea where the president is aiming for a controversial 3rd term after pushing through a long change. growing skepticism over a new cease fire between azerbaijan and armenia after accusations it's not being respected and unified across france to ronnie's for a teacher who was beheaded it's. thank you for joining us what began with protests over train fares is turning into a demand for complete change in chile tens of thousands of people packed into the center of the capital santiago as a country counts down to a referendum on the constitution the end they've been marking one year since the birth of a protest movement nationwide there are angry and frustration focused on inequality inadequate pensions health care and the education. simp protests have resumed in the past week after being put on hold because of coronavirus restrictions and most of the protesters have dispersed a short while ago police use water cannon to clear the last of them from the streets a largely peaceful protest turned

rights group amnesty international are largely alone in condemning the post-election violence in guineathey're also speaking out about nigeria but so too of the european union african union and west african region body the ecowas now online awareness has also prompted voices of support for protest as from european football players why do you think it is that given the fact that both countries are seeing. significant levels of violence that one appears to be getting more attention than the other. i think. the answer lies in the the use of the internet although or rather the absence of use of the of the internet i think we see that with. the nigerian situation the nigerian youth almost immediately moved the last $1000.00 each of our and began to . send messages or messages to salute garrity and messages and messages for help as well to people across across the globe we had drum and sas hash tag trending for days. the number one position on twitter for example and so we see that sort of arm in a very. integrated because basically we're not julie's whereas with d.d. and our opposition prote

is not elected guinea will not be calm.ays decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths the government has denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos on friday the internet and international cooling was cut off across getting almost game guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valves of their memory. all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. all the final tally has been announced the opposition a determined it will not be the final result they move into contains the outcome in the constitutional court shall about us out his era across a i'll say is with us now professor of history and political science at delaware state university in the united states good to have you with us or any surprise in this result for you given the influence and the control which alpha condé has no it's not surprising

is not elected guinea will not be calm.ays decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths the government has denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos on friday the internet and international cooling was cut off across getting. guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valves of their memory. all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. all the final tally has been unknowns to deal position right do not be declining as a result they move in to contest the outcome in the constitutional court shelob ellis al-jazeera. or president donald trump cost his ballot more than a week before the presidential election he went to a voting station near his private resort in west palm beach florida it's a crucial battleground state of course which cheney and joe biden a fighting over well in 50000000 americans have

and seeing is believing its guinea's largest situated on the concrete river the p.t.hydroelectric power station has been under construction since 2015 powered by a $1000000000.00 loan from china. behind this wall today we have a run for a 1000000000 cubic metres of water. but the maximum is 6300000000 cubic metres that's the reservoirs capacity. of water that's going to allow us to generate electricity. when finished the dam would generate enough power to satisfy nationwide demand but it could go a long way to changing the fortunes of many in the region guineans have been complaining for years about the lack of reliable power. take a look there's no ice really every day the state makes promises about electricity the sea were going to improve your quality of life there are many power stations but nothing works. the national electricity provider has a generator driven power plant for when other sources cut out but only for a limited period. every day who turn on at 7 pm and turn off 1 in the morning but the messages people have to accept paying for electricity. means en

all these companies are making record profits and yet the people in guinea for the vast majority liveon less than $2.00 a day they want to see a fair share of the pie and that's what's at stake in this election take a look at this report. on the edge of guinea's capital an old man is mourning his lad gone are the mahogany trees the rare species of chimpanzees and the home that kate his father and grandfathers were born in instead there is industrial extraction of bauxite feeding the world's insatiable appetite for a mineral used to build planes drink cans or i phones remembers the welcoming smile of the mining company officials who accompanied with armed security forces told him to leave his home they gave him the equivalent of a $1000.00 in cash for a piece of land twice the size of new york city's central park he's now displaced unemployed and out of money to much. they've taken away my dignity i've been robbed of my farmland and my identity i feel powerless a comms even pay rent here i'm homeless a come to the city hoping to find opportunities. where the largest reserve site in the

and 2 government demonstrations the prime minister is offering a way out it's a tense election in guinea after months of unrest and accusations of hate speech the united nations arms embargo on iran expires despite efforts from the u.s. to keep it in place. hello we start this news we begin with the fighting between armenia and azerbaijan and there are claims the latest attempt to end the violence is faltering just hours after it began both sides are accusing each other of violating a 2nd russian mediated cease fire in the space of a week it was established a day after the as a reset 13 people were killed in a missile attack in the city of ganja more than 700 people are estimated to have died so far in the fighting in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh well the remote mountainous area is officially part of azerbaijan but it's been controlled by ethnic armenians since the end of a 6 year war in 1904 without that hammy it is in ganja azerbaijan with reaction from there. isn't that was fair bit of popular anger here all fingers pointing out . there's also very little faith in this rene

is not elected guinea will not be calm.ays decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths the government has denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos on friday the internet and international cooling was cut off across getting home again guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and valves of their memory. all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. when the final tally has been announced the opposition a determined it will not be the final result they moving to contest the outcome in the constitutional court shallop ballasts al-jazeera. u.s. democratic presidential nominee joe biden is campaigning in the swing state of pennsylvania that was why don't trump now really one in 2016 and he'll need to be biden their fees to be reelected and to drive in rally in the state's bucks county biden told voters the

on the edge of guinea's capital an old man is mourning his land gone are the mahogany trees the rare species of chimpanzees and the home that his father and grandfathers were born in instead there is industrial extraction of bauxite feeding the world's insatiable appetite for a mineral used to build planes drink cans or i phones remembers the welcoming smile of the mining company officials who accompanied with armed security forces told him to leave his home they gave him the equivalent of a $1000.00 in cash for a piece of land twice the size of new york city's central park he's now displaced unemployed and out of money. they've taken away my dignity i've been robbed of my farmland my identity i feel powerless a comms even pay rent here i'm homeless a come to the city hoping to find opportunities. where the largest reserve bank site in the world of mining companies such as the guinea aluminum co. group resources and russia's roussel are making billions of dollars in profit from a country where most people live on less than $2.00 a day. problem is in terms of governance in terms of ma

we are proud of our independence and sovereignty and i do what the people of guinea want. told my activists i don't want violence i don't want you throwing stones insulting people don't block the roads. but. opposition leader diallo says that's just what happened he claims barriers were set up to block him and his supporters. unfortunately our folk on the day decided that i should not go strutting around in his strongholds and so all arrangements were made to her event me from accessing that is great city. in the run up to the election the united nations said it was alarmed at an ethnically charged hate speech spreading across the country it's feared that could lead to further violence . we go over to london freedom of when you he's in our west africa bureau in lagos hi fred good to see you so awful condé once a nother term in office and there's been much opposition to that but just had a small about his 10 years in office. and. prison. says he claims that he has changed things he has changed the economy of the contrie which he says that he is pretty son actually messed up

time about this and this is all to see a lot from doha also coming up counting is underway in guinea in a high stakes presidential vote inflamed by ethnic tension and constitutional change. another cease fire on the edge of collapse the u.n. chief says azerbaijan and armenia are ignoring international calls to stop fighting . and united in color and tribute to rallies across france to honor a teacher beheaded over a lesson. tens of thousands of people have packed into the center of chinese capital to mark the anniversary of a protest movement demanding change and greater equality demonstrations to places the country kuntz down to a referendum on rewriting the constitution. in frustration has focused on inequality in adequate pensions health care and the education system protests have resumed in the past week after being put on hold because of coronavirus restrictions. police have been using water cannon to force the last of the crowds off the streets the demonstrations have been largely peaceful but a small number of people have attacked police and some buildings 2 churches were targ

so after months of on the rest of the campaign marred by violence people in guinea of voting to elect their next president incumbent leader of the khan be voted in the capital cannot create on sunday morning he's running against 11 kind of it's but his main rival is the former prime minister the ilo this is the 3rd match up between the 2 men 82 year old condé insists his bid for a 3rd term is legal but the opposition says it violates the constitution well the united nations has expressed alarm at what it calls ethically challenged hate speech rising in the lead up to the polls in guinea it's called the situation extremely dangerous. says. one blow and down for a cuppa sorry these are lyrics to a catchy campaign tune for guinea's president alpha condé for his opponents it's a call for violence a song lawful something we're not here to fight we're here to have fun we're not here to go after anyone. but opposition candidates believes otherwise in an interview with al jazeera he accused condi who's running for a 3rd term of fomenting ethnic divisions. if you last given the ethnic underton

is not elected guinea will not become.dors decision to run for a 3rd term sparked repeated protests over the past year and resulted in dozens of deaths but the government's denied using heavy handed tactics and accused the opposition of causing chaos. guinea's government faithful to his principle of preserving peace and social tranquility cannot allow this situation to take root we deplore the deaths and balance of their memory all of them civilians and agents of the security forces. now the international criminal courts warning both sides could face prosecution if the violence continues but guinea's opposition has vowed to contest the result in the constitutional court fueling fears of more violence. 0. jarius president has acknowledged that many lives have been lost during 2 weeks of protests people continue to block major roads and set fires in lagos there's been growing anger over police brutality in nigeria the 20000000 residents of lagos states have been under a 24 hour curfew since tuesday after nearly a decade of b

one blow and down for a couple sorry these are lyrics to a catchy campaign cheating for guinea's.esident alpha condé for his opponents it's a call for violence a song lawful something we're not here to fight we're here to have fun we're not here to go after anyone. but opposition candidates believes otherwise in an interview with al jazeera he accused condi who's running for a 3rd term of fomenting ethnic divisions. if you last given the ethnic undertones of today's speeches there is a real risk of post electoral violence. he's trying to mobilize people against those that have the same ethnic origin as use main challenger. the president's skin in people party is largely backed by the linkage ethnic group while those opposition party is mostly supported by the people before the polls even open on sunday gideon's came out in large numbers to cast their vote seemingly undeterred by what has been a divisive and often violent campaign you know people looking to proposal but i have no worries everything will be fine i'm sure it will you have seen look we are all here in peace and it wil

watching al-jazeera live from a world headquarters in doha also ahead counting out the votes seem guinea where the president is aiming for a controversial 3rd term after pushing through on laws change. growing skepticism over a new cease fire between azerbaijan and armenia after accusations it's not being respected and ignoring a ban on protests and threats of arrests demonstrates is in thailand continue to push for a brief warm up the more knock. the ball . thank you very much for joining as what began with protests over train fares is turning into a demand for complete change. tens of thousands of people have packed into the center of the capital as a country counts down to a referendum on the constitution these are live pictures right now from santiago where as you can see thousands of gathered space just gone across there and they're still launch crowds on the streets they've been mocking one year since the birth of a protest movement nationwide their anger and frustration focused on inequality inadequate pensions health care. and the education system protests have resumed in the pas