correspondent here in the studio to find out more but first her exclusive report from the capital harare. zimbabwe has been an uncomfortable place to live for much of the last two decades residents of more vocal a township east of harare know the source who while access to running water in their homes has been a dream and they've had to rely on boreholes mostly provided by foreign donors. it's been like this for something like ten years now you have to wake up early for a player to get water like you say it was kill or after wake up so that you get enough water it's fair painful and it's really not a good buy for us to do this for. much of the bobbies infrastructure fell into decline during robert mugabe's rule and the former president's failure to deal with corruption and the economy has had a devastating impact on the country's public health sector it's very difficult to get permission to film inside a hospital here so i secretly recorded this video on my cell phone this is one of the biggest hospitals in the country and it's astonishing to see a facility relying on old equipment it's

well how has more now from harare. the feedback has been generally positive it's ultimately about the economy like he said people want jobs they want the economy to recover and they say the president said all the right things but some are saying we've heard this all before robert mugabe when he was head of state the former head of state he promised to create jobs and he never really did so people are saying they are tired of talk they were in action they want to see results president expected in south africa on thursday he clearly can leave the country without someone in charge so what we could see happening is him appointing two vice presidents one of them could be general constantine he used to hit the zimbabwe defense forces yesterday and he is the man who played a huge huge role in removing robert mugabe from power. to the international community the. soldier retired major general. minister he met ambassadors few days ago he says this forget about the past it by going to be bygones we know we made mistakes some of

has more now from harare. the feedback has been generally positive it's ultimately about the economy like he said people want jobs they want the economy to recover and they say the president said all the right things but some are saying we've heard this all before robert mugabe when he was head of state the former head of state he promised to create jobs and he never really did so people are saying they are tired of talk they were in action they want to see results president expected in south africa on thursday he clearly can leave the country without someone in charge so what we could see happening is that we now starting over is no longer around it's now a new country so he is really trying to engage in that which is very very key but i think most people in the international. spoken to here have said they want to wait and see how the elections next year play out if they're free fair and credible and there's no violence it could indicate there's nasty ability in the country which could encourage investors to

about ways ruling parties finalize robert mugabe's removal as president at a special congress in harare a new leader and listen man and has been confirmed as the candidate for next year's election until members of the us be credible free and fair was inaugurated last month after a military takeover up front is coming up next. when the right to free speech conflicts with protecting minorities how should democracies respond and do muslim communities every particular problem with the principle of free expression or has an islam been on thoroughly targeted the debate over free speech from special.

out of renown research institute or the harare inspect the trial field. the fall army worm and invasive species has done a lot of damage here and throughout the country it's estimated that about a tenth of the maize crop is a fact it. insecticides have been used to contain the past. but the scientists say only a balanced ecosystem with natural past predators can ensure success in the future. we work with. biological control of the past and also through economic missions like conservation ecology into the integration of trees. and also help to control pests you know by which way meanwhile climate change continues to threaten zimbabwe's farmers. but hope is rising high in this village in the district. the region's farmers have all suffered harvest losses now representatives from the ministry of agriculture and a private seed production company say they have a solution a new variety of maize. in. its brand name is zap sixty one a hybrid of traditional maize were raw and he's is better adapted for both drought and excessive rain it's said to yield twenty to t

zimbabwe's ruling party has finalized robert mugabe's removal as president a special congress in harare you need a muslim in and gaga has been confirmed as a candidate for next year's election. that's all the moment inside stories up next more news for you after that ifa. does the united states have a so-called smoking gun on iran the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. displays what she calls an undeniable evidence of a wrong supply in fighting in yemen with missiles to fire at saudi arabia or.

bankrupt economy and high unemployment from longtime leader robert mugabe arm which has reports from harare on the progress that's been made so far. prices of basic commodities have gone up since president amos and when i took over last month people seem to prefer shopping in the store because it's a little bit cheaper than others but it's still frustrating where was. thirty dollars and i mean the so-called sixty or seventy dollars to me were two terms for things and one of so much. when i got was new administration has promised to end crippling cash shortages this hasn't happened yet some economists blame what they call business owners indiscipline coming from the ground of companies trying to make as much fortune as possible before prices stabilizes but shop owners say the shortage of foreign currency is to blame some have to buy dollars on the black market at a premium to remain viable they insist they have to hike prices the government accuses some business owners and politicians are breaking the exchange control law by illegally stashing money abroad and not depositing it in local bank

economy and clamp down on corruption regard as thirty seven year reign harwood tasa has more from harare. zimbabwe's new leader says it's no longer business as usual his government is going to introduce pro-business policies to attract investment and revive the ailing economy government will soon and very robust engagement and a reengagement program with the international community in our continued to be to rejoin the community of nations may. make government is committed to open a zimbabwe up to the rest meant by building a free and transparent economy which are benefits zimbabweans and is welcoming to outsiders. im assuming that god told zimbabweans he's going to improve the rule of law and democracy as well as tackle corruption he came to power last month after the military intervened and roberts mugabe resigned many zimbabwe's including the opposition are watching president and i was very closely to see if he delivers the main thing people want jobs and the economy to improve opposition members say they hope the new president means what he says but they are skeptical there are still

and zimbabwe's new president promises to attract foreign investment to harare and his first state of the nation address. a special session of the united nations is turning into a showdown us president donald trump a stress and un member states who votes against his decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. raising the warning from the u.n. ambassador vote against america and lose financial aid from the u.s. mike hanna reports from the u.n. . security council staff pose with the secretary general for an annual photograph is called then it's business as usual in the chamber like most other member states those represented here unwilling to comment publicly on the extraordinary letter sent by u.s. ambassador nikki haley ambassador did you receive the letter from hillary about the years many letters every day and the majority view apparently summed up by one representative who was willing to comment on our position in this case has been very clear we had the opportunity to express ourselves in the security council so so that's our very strong and prince principled position swed

through into namibia fine but again heavy showers affect in zambia but zimbabwe should be dry and harare will see plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the upper twenty's for central parts of africa showers across parts of the congo and towards gabon otherwise fine for west africa sunny and i cry in ghana with high seer of thirty one. the with sponsored body counts on these. twenty seventeen has been full of stories that have changed the global political landscape and al-jazeera has been there to cover them all to. join us as we look back at some of our most memorable interviews of the year the special edition of talk to al-jazeera at this time. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now funerals have been held for those killed in a church attack in cairo at least nine people died and many more were wounded when a gunman opened fire on worshippers and police eisel has claimed responsibility israeli security forces have opened fire a protest in gaza and the occupied west bank entering at least fifty people are protesting against the u.s. recognition a decision to recognize

expected to ratify the removal of former president robert mugabe how do what hastert has more from harare. the president says extraordinary congress on friday will make decisions and resolutions that will take zimbabwe forward in a similar gaggle replace robert mugabe as leader of both the country and the ruling zanu p.f. party last month after the military intervened and mugabe resigned but no god was a technique or option is a priority for the party he again want those accused of breaking the exchange control law by illegally stashing money abroad to return the stolen cash in exchange for amnesty i release my now. i. imagine. oh no. there's a shortage of foreign currency long queues outside banks for at the end of every month many are angry desperate and frustrated at the poor state of the economy or the kind of issues that we want them to discuss issues that will positively impact on the ordinary person on the street so we just have that they'll be able to come up with a major discussion around the economy. the president says he'll call for the removal of sanctions imposed in the early

president emerson man and dad has delivered his first state of the nation address in the capital harare his speech focused on the economy which he promised to revitalize by opening it up to foreign investors after years of isolation. uganda's parliament has voted to amend the constitution in a controversial move which was alive president yeah remiss of any to stand for election again the bill of most the age gap of seventy five years on the president allowing seventy three year old new seventy further extend his three decades in charge earlier to opposition politicians were detained as they try to ends of automat for the second day of debate on the issue myanmar has built an independent un investigator from entering the country and he says she's disappointed by the decisions of the me and mark government there's something terrible is happening in a kind state of say those are your current headlines to stay with al-jazeera people on power is next for me in the team here in london thanks for watching. kenyan elections intractable war in syria griffy g crisis troubles in venezuela and tens

has the livered his first state of the nation address in the capital harare his speech focused on the economy which he promised to revitalize by opening zimbabwe to foreign investors after years of isolation he also promised zero tolerance against corruption calling it a major source of the country's problems two ugandan politicians have been detained as they tried to enter parliament for the second day of a controversial debate about extending the rule of the president the bill would remove the age cap of seventy five years on the presidency which would then allow seventy three year old president here when he was seventy to extend his three decades in charge in charge palestinians protesting against the u.s. plans to move its embassy to jerusalem have again called for a day of rage palestinians have been clashing with israeli security forces in the occupied west bank in protest of the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital it's also been revealed that the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has sent a threatening e-mail to other members ahead of a u.n. vote on the matter ni

country's new president taxies capital with cronies and generals we'll bring you the latest from harare. i'm phil graham welcome to the program we'll begin with some breaking news here in germany bomb disposal experts have secured and destroyed a package found in the town of potsdam near berlet they say the package contained nails and a powdery substance it's not yet clear whether it was part of an explosive device that was delivered to a pharmacy and parts leading police to evacuate a nearby christmas market. short while ago the country's interior minister they saw a bigger part of the interior minister of the state of brandenburg addressed the press. doesn't buy right now we're checking what this device was filled with our experts are taking it apart and we know what some of it consists of the rest now needs to be tested the question to be answered is whether this was an explosive or was the device filled with plaster or another fake material. and then of course we need to find out if it was capable of exploding. and we're only beginning this analysis now and. just what he thought abo

private schools they control the running of an orphanage they own a twenty five bedroom house in harare known as the blue roof along with a second property in the same city and the three story home in the country they have a two point four million house in the center and suburb of johannesburg and apartment in hong kong and a room and also to have property and in malaysia and singapore not bad actually not half of lebanon is right and there is all that not bad but and no consultation on this shoddy little deal that allows him not actually want a referendum be beyond the law what precedent do you want to see ocracy did you did did did you really want a referendum on that or this thing was negotiated and it's about been celebrated they didn't care they didn't mind what it was they wanted wanted or less i thought you wanted a democracy talk of new democracy well think well no one is beyond also do you think democracy is blood testing this in the end in the vindictiveness as well as a little bush in its not if i took over yes what took office of the us but not you're not the type of democra

president emerson man and god was delivered his first state of the nation address in the capital harare his speech focused on the economy which you promised to revitalize by opening it up to foreign investors after years of isolation uganda's parliament has voted to amend the constitution in a controversial move which was alive president yoweri museveni to stand for election again the bill removes the age gap of seventy five years on the president allowing seventy three year old new seventy further extend his three decades in charge earlier to opposition politicians were detained as they tried to ends of ottoman for the second day of debate on the issue myanmar has got an independent un investigator from entering the country and he says she's disappointed by the decisions of the me and maher government vir something terrible is happening in a state europe say those are your current headlines to stay with our people on power is next for me in the team here in london thanks for watching. kenyan elections intractable war in syria refugee crisis troubles in venezuela and tensions on the kor

zimbabwe's reading policies to finalize robert mugabe's removal as the country's president at a meeting in harare and you leader i'm assuming that guy is expected to be confirmed as a candidate for next year's election when a guy who was inaugurated last month after the military seized power all right you're up to date with the headlines here and i just they're coming up next it is wars for. we bought the house about c. years ago hoping that we would be able to retire here but from here you could see how much sand we've lost underneath the house. the world is running out of sand consumed by industry and construction stolen and transported by criminal mafias around the world at the time it has been employed we don't all get up at what a great job to do i lived in la i'm not exactly. washed away by rising sea levels. being in the middle of the indian ocean for the last five thousand it's become just . lost to human greed and stupidity. when we use that sand that mean we loose. our life. we've never needed so much sand so badly with beaches and entire islands already disappearing who will live in th

but when he travels by taxi through zimbabwe's capital harare, he's clear about why he wants to leave the country. zimbabwe is in a financial crisis. and those who get the chance to leave, usually do so. there are potholes everywhere -- even here in the capital. and in the city suburbs, money is exchanged. state debentures are now the new currency, though many shops only accecept u.s. dollars. shelton: i don't live only for myself, i live foror my childr. when i looook at the education standadards here in n zimbabwe,y are quite bad. and the sala t that i geget, rit now with the situation in zimbabwe, it's almost like hand-to-mouth. reporter: shelton is one of zimbabwe's well-educated, young middle class. he says his country is in a mess. he's been planning to leave for months. many of his former colleagues have already gone. and while he and his wife and their two sons lead a relatively good life here, they dream of more. ideally, they'd like to move to australia, but they have also considered canada or germany. shelton: the salaries are good in my profession. i'm able to save. the fa

more now from harare. the feedback has been generally positive it's ultimately about the economy like he said people want jobs they want the economy to recover and they say the president said all the right things but some are saying we've heard this all before robert mugabe when he was head of state the former head of state he promised to create jobs and he never really did so people are saying they are tired of talk they want action they want to see results president is expected in south africa on thursday he clearly call and leave the country without someone in charge so what we could see happening is him appointing two vice presidents this the commission one of them could be general constantine he used to hit the zimbabwe defense forces you tired yesterday and he is the man who played a huge major role in the movie robert mugabe from power. to the international community the minister again a soldier retired major general is the moral is now the front affairs minister he met ambassadors few days ago he s

ruling party is to finalize road look obvious removal as the country's president at a meeting in harare the need to end this in gaga is expected to be confirmed as a candidate for next year's election was inaugurated last month off the military seized power. at a commission in australia on the catholic church to change its rules on celibacy and confessionals after finding that thousands of children used the role commission to deliberate its final report into its five year investigation and looked at abuses at institutions and schools. well let's return now to top story we can join unofficial correspondent who's standing by force in gaza and alan we've been speaking to her in bethlehem we spoke to. force it in our twenty's true islam what's the situation. well we are in the should jaya neighborhood of gaza city which in the two thousand and fourteen war people may have had that name a lot it was quite badly impacted by by that conflict this is saladin street it runs north to south the entire length of the gaza strip it's about forty five kilometers and at gathering on thursday the leader

zimbabwe now just three weeks after the ouster of president robert mugabe a court in the capital harare has released the country's former finance minister on bail after he was detained on charges of fraud and corruption ignatius chong boy is the first mugabe loyalist to go on trial other members of his inner circle of believed to have fled the country or gone into hiding. with widespread misuse of state resources during thirty seven years of the ganges rule zimbabwe has been brought to its knees we have this exclusive report by our correspondent christine. is about what has been an uncomfortable place to live for much of the last two decades residents of my a township east of harare know this too while access to running water in their homes has been a dream and they've had to rely on boreholes mostly provided by foreign donors. it's been like this for something like ten years now you have to wake up early around four am or for you to get water like you say we still have to wake up early so that you get enough water it's really painful and it's really not a good buy for us to do so. much

to take power i mean joins us from harare i'm just wondering what the army had to say about all of this are. well when the military intervened and put under house arrest on the fifteenth of november they said that they were doing it to weed out criminal elements people surrounding themselves around robert mugabe people they accused of trying to destroy the country since then some people have been arrested the most senior being the former finance minister. others have fled their runaway thought to be in kenya or africa and we've seen soldiers stationed in some parts of the capital harare they've been doing joint patrols with the police to maintain law and order a lot of soldiers still at the airport but the army said that they feel the situation has returned back to normal the process they called operation restore legacy is now over and they're saying that they've had over all day to day duties of the police back to the police and that situation is back to normal in the country what is the reaction been from zimbabweans to this announcement. some people liked having the soldiers on the s

scientists back in harare have developed their own new maize for riot he's. base a that since the soil in many parts of zimbabwe is not very fertile maize farmers have to move away from monoculture. if you rotate it with other crops like humans like. speech and peace soybeans ground you can reduce pests and diseases and overall improve the sort of fatality for lazarus and his wife patricia it's decision time whether to just hope that next season climate change fall on him from his heart again or to embrace new technologies that come at a price so now let's move to your region empty in your neighboring country we have a role model on how to tie the waste into something useful yes sharon as you know trash is a big problem in almost all of african countries but we can draw a little comfort from the fact that one woman's initiative from the army as a couple of major republic is doing its bit to combat the problem by turning old timers into floor cushions let's take a look at how this works. niger's capital niamey has no regular garbage collection so trash is ofte

more from harare. to people who hope that this cabin where more inclusive they may be disappointed the cabin has some soldiers and members from the military it has a lot of the old guard it doesn't have anyone from the opposition so some people who hope that prison and go would be a different kind of leader from a may be disappointed it could indicate that maybe things may not change on the ground it's more of the same those who are cautiously optimistic hope that the president knows what he's doing he is a businessman they hope that he's assembled the right team to resuscitate the ailing economy but there are some people we've spoken to over the past few days who have been very skeptical of prison and are they saying he's part of the old system he's been in government is one hundred eighty he's been a close ally of god with a former president he's helped he helped keep power for thirty seven years if you have been asking really what is he going to do to make things change if he was part of the old sys

economy which abilities zimbabweans mts will coming to outsiders live to her in zimbabwe's capital harare how a large part of present one ganga a speech was devoted to the economy how have zimbabweans been reacting to his message today are they hopeful that things will get better. the feedback has been generally positive it's ultimately about the economy like he said people want jobs they want the economy to recover and they say the president said all the right things but some are saying we've heard this all before robert mugabe when he was head of state former head of state he promised to create jobs and he never really did so people are saying they are tired of talk they want action they want to see results prism and what is expected in south africa on thursday he clearly call and leave the country without someone in charge so what we could see happening is him appointing two vice presidents this the commission one of them could be general constantine he used to hit the zimbabwe defense forces you tired yesterday and he is the man who played a huge huge role in removing robert mugabe fr

- rather than the harar custer -- rather than the we had thisr, custer from "little big man." a self-important, chaotic, random, cruel guy who made that decisions all the time. that custer became the real custer too many people. he was a blowhard, he had no anitary ability, he was indian hater, a genocidal maniac and things like this. a dominant image of custer in the last 30 years or so, 30 or 40 years. now we have representation like this from night at the museum. i do not know if you have seen this museum -- this movie. general custer and ben stiller. that is bill hader playing custer in which he laments i will always be famous for my biggest failure. who likefor people custer this is progress because he is actually one of the good guys. lovable loser,s but at least he is one of the good guys in this movie. a little bit of a different thing. along the way, we have had custer comics, custer the action figure. there is night of the -- there is night at the museum. we have had custer the playset , articles,ral books songs, movies, tv, every medium possible talking about genera

then we head to harare where the zimbabwean president emmerson mnangagwa will give his first state ofbert mugabe's resignation. and in the afternoon in brussels, ambassadors to the european union's 27 members states will hold a closed door meeting to discuss brexit article 50 negotiations. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, coming up on your wednesday sport briefing, reigning german cup champions borussia dortmund having found some form take on bayern munich in the round of 16, in england holders manchester united are in league cup action and we'll show you an unconventional finish to a giant slalom run in the french alps. there's another busy night of cup football across europe on wednesday. and perhaps the biggest match involves bundesliga leaders bayern munich who take on holders borussia dortmund in the last 16 of the german cup. so far it's been a season to forget for dortmund. they're third in the bundesliga and a massive 13 points behind leaders bayern. however, new coach peter sturger has led the side to back—to—back league wins since replac

was inaugurated last month after a military takeover and has more from the special conference in harare where celebrations of kicked off. they. it is. easy. to take that lightly that is why when the president that day. in. something evil. they want to buy it. even. with everyone in that it. means that he lets me in except when he or says it's that's him it's me and that's it yeah anything that's again about the mistakes. we make enemies because of the policy to get it up to the. way. he told me that you know that would need to get to sleep if it bygones be bygones it. could be. that one right now people here are going to break. the thing and they're having to listen to. that and it takes years to make. politicians in mexico considering adopting a controversial security law that critics say poses a risk to human rights in the country the u.n. high commission on human rights says the noise deeply worrying and is urging the government to reject the proposal that sicko spent years trying to curb drug related violence and murder on your reports from mexico city. mexico will close out two tho

zimbabwe's reeling party has finalized robert mugabe's removal as president the special congress in harare later amisom in and gaga has been confirmed as a candidate for next year's election. that's all the moment inside stories up next more news for you after that i for. does the united states have a so-called smoking gun on him braun the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. displays what she calls an undeniable evidence of a wrong set on fighting in yemen with missiles to fire a saudi arabia iran says is unfounded and provocative a propaganda so who's right this is inside story. i am i am. i there and welcome to the program i'm nora cairo for the first time the united states has publicly showcased what it says is undeniable evidence of iran's military involvement in yemen's conflict with saudi arabia at a military base in washington the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. the key halley despite what she says a pos of an iranian made ballistic missile halley says the material points to iran's violation of an international agreements on om's when iran so the allegations are unfounded irresponsible and prov

in cape town south africa so in he's a creator and illustrator of the quezon comic series and in harare zimbabwe eugene ramirez he's a multimedia media designer and creator of owns english welcome everyone to this day take a look at my laptop here i've pulled up lagos comic call dot com you're just back from comic-con in lagos nigeria what is the comic scene like in the here you describe it for our audience. you know it's very very engaging and very interesting you know since we came in to see about four years ago we had just about two comic houses and at that point in time comical probably because like leaving comic household right now we have to still like. you know it's really interesting that people i mean like the comic-con was full we had a convention with for the comic-con that convention was full of people we're now it's just crazy it was packed we had fans we had people signing buying stuff we had you know costly competition where we had close to fifteen percent print it was really cool so the vibe is really heavy right now so you of course weren't just there as a fan of comics

in harare, the first zanu—pf conference will take place since emmanuel mnangagwa replaced robert mugabeeral, where elon musk‘s spacex falcon nine rocket will launch a dragon spacecraft to the international space station to deliver supplies, equipment, and science experiments. the falcon nine will then re—land. and later on in washington, us secretary of state rex tillerson will speak at the atlantic council—korea foundation forum. on the agenda, south korean us relations and the threat posed by north korea. now it is time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and coming up in your tuesday sport briefing: the russian olympic team are set to decide if they will compete under a neutral flag at the upcoming winter olympics. who has drawn who in the last 16 of the uefa champions league. plus: we will introduce the bbc‘s african footballer of the year for 2017. lots of football news to come, but first: the russian winter olympics team are meeting on tuesday to decide whether they will compete in pyeongchang next year under an olympic flag. the internatio

shingai nyoka reports from harare. president emmerson mnangagwa. .. president emmerson mnangagwa...s as party leader. but the decision to confirm emmerson mnangagwa was never going to be contested. 6000 delegates were carefully selected to ensure the unanimous endorsement. now emmerson mnangagwa can again to rebuild a party fractured by infighting in preparation for elections later this year. i stand for you there for as the president of the united land, zimbabwe. the conciliatory speech is a departure from the firebrand nationalist rhetoric from his predecessor robert mugabe who was noted that —— noticeably absent. this congress has been planned months before as a platform to sideline emmerson mnangagwa and promote grace mugabe to the party leadership. but the tables have turned, expelling mugabe from the party and promoting emmerson mnangagwa,. this is the primary challenge of its international economy and ringing confidence to its human rights record, addressing the ills of the past and trying to make sure that they are free and fair elections that are scheduled in 2018 and it wi

president emerson man and jaguar has delivered his first state of the nation address in the capital harare his speech focused on the economy which he promised to revitalize by opening zimbabwe up to foreign investors after years of isolation to ugandan politicians have been detained as they tried to enter parliament for the second day of a controversial debate about extending the rule of the president the bill would remove the age gap of seventy five years on the presidency which was allies seventy three year old president yoweri museveni to extend his three decades long in. myanmar has built an independent un investigator from entering the country the un special rapporteur for me and my yang he says she's disappointed by the decisions of the medium our government fear something terrible is happening in a kind state those are your headlines are up to date the stream is next. ok and your industry today is cape town facing the future without water maybe eighteen of twenty eighteen is being called zero in south africa's second largest city well take a look at the debate around the root of the

has the live in his first state of the nation address in the capital harare the speech focused on the economy which he promised to revitalize by opening zimbabwe to foreign investors after years of isolation. two ugandan politicians have been detained as they tried to enter parliament for the second day of a controversial debate about extending the rule of the president the bill would remove the age cap of seventy five years on the presidency which would then allow seventy three year old president seventy to extend his three decades in charge i'm going to have all of the day's news on the news hour in less than half an hour next though inside story about. some call it sounded arabia's quite mild one thousand days ago put together an coalition to fight the rebels took it over a bunch of yemen almost three years later what has been achieved this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. for many the war in yemen has become a story of numbers at least ten thousand people killed two million displaced from their homes and millions more on the brink of famine now one thousand days

were sitting he got hit and they went into that shop and he died two and his daughter got shot in harar daughter was going to a lesson, she was leaving the church and got hit in the hand. there was an elderly lady coming out of church to see what happened and she fell and died. her blood was here. the attacker first targeted the police force securing church where hundreds of worshippers were. the gunman, a wa nted worshippers were. the gunman, a wanted jihadists implicated in attacks on police, was winded and arrested at the scene. he had been armed with an assault rifle, 150 rounds of ammunition, and a bomb he intended to set off at the church. 0n intended to set off at the church. on his way to the cerci also killed two other people when he opened fire ona two other people when he opened fire on a store owned by a christian family —— to the church. in the last few days the egyptian authorities have intensified the security presence in the street as a precautionary measure for possible attacks on christians or churches in the general during the new year and the general during the new y

an economy battered by years of corruption under the ousted president robert mugabe reports from harare. zimbabwe finance minister protection ambassador says there's now a new economic order and that the government's policies will be more investor friendly indigenous haitian law a controversial policy that favors blacks and will be amended. to fifty one forty nine percent intrusion is this. true north normally don't want to plug these. so sick. this fifty one concerned should. apply. regardless of national it's the first budget since last month's removal of longtime leader robert mugabe the finance minister estimates an economic growth rate of four point five percent mixture you don't even have to have a local but you can just coming invest in the that you have a local partner you know you're not limited to the percentage of prescription regarding the percentage participation which is good so we're beginning to create a free environment for investors president was new administration promises to tackle corruption cut government spending by closing up privatizing bankrupt and increased de

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