in all places or harar in all places martyrs in al-marib rayhein martyrs in al-maribus rayhin martyrsn martyrs martyrs al-quds ihi al-quds. rodan is a green city in the heart of the kor and the sea. this city is located in the east of hormozgan province , although it is next to the sea, but its people have been facing the problem of sustainable water supply for a long time . that's it. a little water. what is drinking water? fresh water. yes, it wasn't like this before . there is water when you open it. yes , how was it before? how is every day now? as far as the family is without water, it means that they have to use water from gardens or hamjovan villages for about 20 days, maybe more. thank god, our water problem has been solved. my water pressure , thank god. where is the village of waziri ? you have a very beautiful village. thank you . thank you. you have a problem with water supply here. no, why did we have it before ? his blood pressure is good, but we don't have a heart. hormozgan province with a population of more than 2 million people has it. there are 49 cities, 14 islands

police say the man led a sect with more than a thousand members at a farm in the capital, harare, with details from our correspondent shingai nyoka. what do we know about these children, how did they come to be at this form? ~ . , ., ., this form? what we understand from the olice this form? what we understand from the police is — this form? what we understand from the police is that _ this form? what we understand from the police is that these _ this form? what we understand from the police is that these children - the police is that these children are children of some of the women that were part of this religious sect but it's not really clear because they say that of the 251 children that they found, the majority of them didn't have birth certificates so it's really difficult to identify who they really are and where they came from. they say also that they found about a dozen graves on that particular farm northwest of harare and about seven of those graves had children. so the ribbet is a concern, the police saying they were being used for cheap labour but that leads are whose name

genocide, we call on the city of toronto to boycott israel, all commercial and business partners, or harare. or ahrar everywhere, or ahrar everywhere, or ahrar everywhere, and the anti -americans, and the anti-americans, and the anti-americans. the zionist regime's invasion of the gaza strip has so far killed 14,000 palestinian children, according to al jazeera, at least 27 children have been killed since october due to malnutrition and they lost their lives due to dehydration. kamal adwan hospital in the gaza strip announced that children in this area faced severe malnutrition and dehydration following the israeli invasion, which led to a shortage of food and drinking water. this hospital announced that it accepts children and babies every day they say that their weight is not proportional to their age. doctors want more help. since october, at least 27 children have died due to malnutrition and loss. we are newborn babies who are facing severe malnutrition and dehydration. the reason for this is the lack of milk powder. as a result, babies are in a state of dehydration, acidemia disorder

harares newspaper further predicts that the al-rashid incident will change the course of the war and the prisoner exchange negotiations. in the wake of the attack. 3 people were martyred when a drone hit a car in southern lebanon. this attack took place in the town of anagore and a car was targeted by two rockets. hezbollah of lebanon announced that these martyrs were members of the islamic resistance of lebanon's hezbollah. quds battalions of the military branch the palestinian islamic jihad movement attacked the gathering center of the zionist military in jabalia with a missile that is used for espionage and terror operations. lebanon's hezbollah also announced that in support of the people of gaza and the resistance , it targeted the center of the zionist military's gathering in the jalal al-alam base with missiles. i am having a conversation with my colleague stationed at the border of lebanon and occupied palestine. mr. azimzadeh. hello , please tell me in which area and at what distance from the border of lebanon and occupied palestine did hezbollah target the artillery unit of

badna harar badna nakhwe badna qar badna waqf for firing badna waqf for firing in ramadan or a quarter in ramadan or a quarter. a palestinian youth, who was wounded by the zionist forces' bullets in the south of nablus, was martyred. seven palestinians were also wounded by the occupiers' bullets when they resisted their attack on the dedisheh camp in the south of bethlehem. the occupying forces also attacked several palestinian villages and houses in tubas. resistance fighters are also in defense of the occupying soldiers with hand bombs. he was shot and died in the hospital. the occupying forces stormed al-omari camp and attacked the houses there. the military occupying all. which was responsible for the operation in the jordan plain last april, was destroyed in nablus. the war is not only in the gaza strip, but in all areas of palestine, and the zionist regime is responsible for crimes and terrorism everywhere. they are destroyed by murder. the same reason attacks cities, villages and camps. the occupying forces had arrested more than 55 palestinians from all over the west bank more

hasek zaalan or harar khali shafni hik qaed, give it to him, you are the owner of sati. the former spokesman of the yemeni armed forces announced that the navy of this country succeeded in targeting the zionist ship in the arabian sea. this operation uses a number of suitable sea dragons to accurately and directly hit the target . according to the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces , the targeting of this ship was carried out a few hours after the attack on several american ships in the red sea with ballistic missiles and several drones. fast once again on the continuation of blocking the passage of israeli ships or ships that are currently he emphasized that the departures are to the ports of occupied palestine . and now the first case of tonight's program after 5 months of war in gaza. we are hosting mr. sohail kesirinejad, an expert on zionist issues. mr. kathirinejad, in short, if we want to see the situation after these 150 days. what do you want to tell us? in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, i greet you. dear viewers, well, after 5 months , it can

zimbabwe is hosting two events at once that reflect the friendship between moscow and harare. that twenty-five thousand batch of abolished agriculture russia. and these bags already contain fertilizers, which were donated by the ural chem ural potassium group. they have been blocked in european ports for a long time, but they are finally in a place where they can provide assistance to those who really need it. ceremony for the transfer of fertilizers and grain to farmers, an event of presidential attention, local leader emerson nakwagu. cooperation with russia is not new for us. zimbabwe was once a british colony. in our struggle for liberation from the british. russia supported our desire for independence, so relations with russia are not new for us, they are historical and revolutionary. both supplies of grain and fertilizers are the implementation of vladimir putin’s initiative to provide free assistance to african countries. the russian president spoke about it at the russia-africa summit. today, zimbabwe is not the first country where grain has been sent. we are ready to

our correspondent shingai nyoka is in harare and gave me an update.gency workers are at the scene. so far, they have retrieved about a dozen bodies. nine of those have since been identified. but the transport minister was talking to south african media earlier on and said that the process ofjust recovering those people has been hampered by accessibility to the site. the bus crashed into a ravine which was about 50 metres below the bridge itself. what they are saying is that the driver lost control of that vehicle but that it was an alternative route and so it wasn't a busy road. there was no oncoming traffic or vehicle. and this happened at about 11am on thursday morning. and so the suggestion that they are looking at is that perhaps this was a driver error, but those investigations are still going on. when you look at the pictures, it is amazing that that eight—year—old survived. do we know any more their condition? well, she is in... she has serious injuries, we understand, but is in a stable condition at a nearby hospital. and the story we are hear

bbc zimbabwe correspondent, shingai nyoka, spoke to me from african unity square in the centre of hararecres took place at the time robert mugabe was the leader. emmerson mnangagwa was the state security minister. so, in a sense, you know, the government has some kind of responsibility, even under his leadership, under president mnangagwa's leadership. he says that this is to rebuild the nation. this is to put a very dark chapter of zimbabwe's past behind it. we've been speaking to some people that are on the ground and in matabeleland who don't believe that, quote, the perpetrators should be the ones that are leading the process. they say that this should be an independent hearing. it does sound a little bit like a zimbabwean version of the truth and reconciliation commission in south africa. is that kind of in the background at all? i think that's what they're trying to achieve, but they're probably not going as far as the truth and reconciliation commission in south africa. what we understand so far is that this process will be led by the traditional leaders, the chiefs. but it's bein

let's speak to our correspondent shingai nyoka who is in harare for us.d? we know that the emergency workers are at the scene and have retrieved about a dozen bodies, nine of those have since be identified, but the transport minister was talking to the media earlier and said that the process of recovering those people has been hampered by accessibility to the site. the bus crashed into a ravine which was about 50 metres below the bridge, what they are saying is that the driver lost control of the vehicle. it was an alternative route so it wasn't a busy route and so there was no oncoming traffic. this happened at about 11am on thursday morning and so the suggestion that they are looking at is that this was a driver error. those investigations are still going on. error. those investigations are still going on— error. those investigations are still going on-_ error. those investigations are still going on. error. those investigations are still auoin on. ~ ., still going on. when you look at the ictures it still going on. when you look at the pictures it is —

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bbc zimbabwe correspondent, shingai nyoka, spoke to me from african unity square in the centre of hararehat this is to rebuild the nation. this is to put a very dark chapter of zimbabwe's past behind it. we've been speaking to some people that are on the ground and in matabeleland who don't believe that, quote, the perpetrators should be the ones that are leading the process. they say that this should be an independent hearing. it does sound a little bit like a zimbabwean version of the truth and reconciliation commission in south africa. is that kind of in the background at all? i think that's what they're trying to achieve, but they're probably not going as far as the truth and reconciliation commission in south africa. what we understand so far is that this process will be led by the traditional leaders, the chiefs. but it's being held under the auspices of the president's office. with the truth and reconciliation commission, we were talking about people that were coming forward and absolving themselves and explaining what happened. this is from the state's side. but what we are not c