because they feel they're able to get the day they have to know more after small business owner in harare he reacted pretty badly to the news that mugabe and his family have already secured immunity from prosecution he said why do people think that once a crook is out it's now ok for them to keep their empire why even bother overthrowing them if we're not going to reclaim money and assets because i am bad so many working one of the wealthy suburbs he said let them live peacefully in zimbabwe but they must find out how much they have if it's a lot maybe take half forward months retire or one of your party officials mugabe should be prosecuted and sent to jail for a long time he said if i meet him one day i'll give him a blow in the street he squandered my life lee hood you really think people are going to accept this is the issue in the in your face you after the people but i can tell you at least attempt our question doesn't grant immunity post incumbent so president mugabe was immune to persecution when he was in office now the new government will process this whole thing orgasmed this i

like in simple ways capital harare. where waste collection is often inefficient. but both those twenty two year old trip around. she collects the leftover fabric at taylor shops. and uses it to create beautiful clothes a couple of jabs. like notebooks of entire east. or even picture frames and gift bags. for recycled products sold for two to twenty five dollars. they make life prettier and the environment a little cleaner. like that. if you also want to tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. has to do with. your story. let's head over to mozambique now the six islands of the buzz of. the place to view giant monterey's a spectacular and a what a sight but like many of us species that body parts are highly sought after for traditional chinese medicine putting pressure on their population is that any chance of saving them and. yes there is a chance of saving the marine megafauna foundation has been monitoring monster rays on all the wildlife well yes but alone won't turn the tide so we searchers have to go out with the national park with just to prot

now, you're part of this systemic corruption, we have heard press reports of your lavish home in hararee neighbourhood. there is nothing extraordinary about it. it's described as lavish. i build that house when i was not in government. i worked very hard in order to get that house built. i am very proud. you people can create as many stories as they want. but the truth of the matter is you will not find a single case where i took a cent to build anything for myself almost family. are you talking to an intermediary about your own future and whether you can make some kind of deal on unity from prosecution? you cannot discuss those issues with an illegal regime. and an illegal regime is one that comes into power against the constitution, in violation of the constitution. that regime may be in effective control of the territory, but it is an illegal regime, it is an illegitimate regime. they kept saying they want to have elections in six months. we know that when mnangagwa and chiwenga went to morgan tsvangirai's house, morgan tsvangirai, the opposition leader in zimbabwe, they pretended th

two private schools they control the running of an orphanage they only twenty five bedroom house in harare known as the blue roof along with a second property in the same city the three story home in the country they have a two point four million house in the sun suburb of johannesburg and apartment in hong kong and a room and also to have property and in malaysia and singapore not bad actually is it not a lot of others i don't think it's all that bad but i do know consultation on this shanty little deal that allows him to do when they're referring no be beyond the law what precedent that said 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 and celebrate they didn't care they didn't mind what it was they wanted one of their lives i said you don't have a democracy go talk of new democracy will think well you know what is beyond also do you think democracy is bloodthirstiness and in the end if indignance says well it's a little bit it's not if i took office recently yes what of those of the us but not you're not t

out because they feel they're able to say they have to know more are for small business owner in harare he reacted pretty badly to the news of mugabe and his family have already secured immunity from prosecution he said why do people think that once a crook is out it's now ok for them to keep their empire why even bother overthrowing them if we're not going to reclaim money and assets could design bad so many working one of the wealthy suburbs she said let them live peacefully in zimbabwe but they must find out how much they have if it's a lot maybe take half forward must return her or one of your party officials mugabe should be prosecuted and sent to jail for a long time he said if i meet him one day i'll give him a blow in the street he squandered my life lee hood you really think people are going to accept this is nudity the issue in the community is going after the people but i can tell you this that our construction doesn't grant immunity post incumbent so president mugabe was immune to prosecution when he was in office now the new government will process this whole thing or go th

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community how he will be different from his predecessor robert mugabe how do with us a reporter from harare. claimants my dad and i used to work in a big he says he closed down when zimbabwe's economy collapsed almost twenty years ago. to survive the capital makes and sells furniture in a neighborhood compound he wants the international community to in zimbabwe's economic isolation now the relevant lobby is no longer president that. we want investors so our business can grow and they can only improve when they come and see what we have and what we can do there will encourage others to invest. the new president gore says he isn't davos to hear from world leaders and potential investors on what they're once a bubble to do to convince them the country is ready for change reassure the number of issues which include the international isolation i think the targeted sanctions also some of the property rights issues would naturally come it's present from the world and i'm quite sure that the president is stuff that zimbabwe is not right for business. opposition leaders however are warning the inter

minutes we have teens in kabul on the turkey syria border also reporters everybody germany and in harare zimbabwe also escaping the gunfire at a luxury hotel in kabul six civilians are dead the taliban has claimed responsibility. also turkish troops launching air and ground attacks against kurdish fighters in northern syria. and defending donald trump's israel policy shift the u.s. vice president is in jordan on the second stop of his middle east. and our top story in force rappler a taliban says to the quarter finals of the australian it was straight forward for the brown family. good to have you with us welcome to the news hour we start in south asia where the taliban has claimed responsibility for an overnight attack at the intercontinental hotel in the capital kabul the siege began when a gunman stormed the building on saturday night six civilians were killed along with five attackers during the sixteen hour siege and afghan officials say one hundred sixty people including forty one foreigners have been rescued let's go straight to jennifer glass sagara spondon in the afghan capital

a few showers to come southward into zimbabwe should be fine with highs of twenty nine degrees in harare. the waiver sponsored by qatar. in two thousand and eight al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking scheme. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ten years on we return to see how the students and the scheme a helping change the face of india. super thirty at this time around zero. zero am. good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories protests against the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem have overshadowed orthodox christian the son of russians and bethlehem the alleged tale of church land israeli spot tense things demonstrators say that could make it harder for palestinians to establish their own state u.s. president all trond says he's open to dialogue with north korean leader kim jong un it follows a recent escalation and rhetoric between the two leaders trump added that his heart for the progress of next week's talks between north and south korea and the italian coast guard says at least eight while girls have die

president emerson is promising to hold elections within five months or metastases an outside the capital harare. leaders in the opposition say there. is going to be president eliciting the other way is to take place in a few months time of the on some of the songs and some challenges. it can save his country outside the country at a hospital getting treated something could take a good beating participate in elections but will they take place with the leadership in the light and say here is a little candidates no matter what. our candidates and we're going to play chords with with his like. but in the unlikely event that is unable to continue. the there are leaders still there. chances are we have to give our people in fighting chance some people are also concerned about. opposition alliance the crowd is a couple of hundred meet well usually in the positive this is managed to a lot better than say because of luck in fighting the opposition over the issue was basically saying get out if he's no longer able to manage elections we told him. to threaten to leave the president because ultimately they

a few showers to come southward into zimbabwe should be fine with highs of twenty nine degrees in harare. in russia many cuddy's migrant black. gold grazing. echoing an increasingly familiar global trend. of labor force left vulnerable to exploitation and xenophobia. people in power investigates. little pakistan. at this time around is there at. the to a loaf of for it. good to have you with us on al jazeera these are our top stories protests against the greeks. have overshadowed. the battle ahead. demonstrators say that could make it hard to stablish their own state the italian coast guard says at least eight have died and eighty six others have been rescued from. the death toll as high as twenty five. u.s. president says he's open to dialogue with. a follows a recent escalation in rhetoric between the two leaders added that he. said next week's talks between north and south korea. or tensions on the korean peninsula had cast an early preparations for the winter olympics next month but as host south korea get ready for talks with the north on tuesday many are hoping for a thaw in relati

forced out of office in november by the army which has a has this update from just outside the capital harare. leaders in the case say there. is going to be president eliciting the don't take place in a few months time of the al some of the sons and some. think it can save his country outside the country at a hospital getting treated something could. be participate in elections will they take place in the leadership in the light and say here is. candidates no matter what. candidates and one of them to play chords with with his life. but in the unlikely event that is unable to continue. the there are leaders there are leaders there. we have to give our people in fighting chance some people are also concerned about. opposition alliance the crowd is a couple of hundred meet will easily in the positive this is managed to a lot better than say because people who are in fighting the opposition over the issue of. race if he's no longer able to manage its relations we told them. to threaten to leave the president because. if they're not the ones put. a lot a stake through the system lines publicly an

twenty four degrees some heavy rain further north into parts of zambia lusaka looks fairly wet and harare in zimbabwe could see some showers also subjects on the eastern side of madagascar we was to come down through botswana and across namibia where the conditions are looking dry and fine and respects a high of thirty three degrees celsius in winter. i am barbara sara he is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. state department has put the senior political leader of hamas israel india on its terror blacklist is financial assets in the u.s. have been frozen any is now the subject of a travel ban the european union is giving an extra fifty three million dollars in aid to palestine following the u.s. decision to withhold its funding and u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order to keep the one time on military prison open reversing out or an order by his predecessor barack obama to shut the facility down. french president manuel mccrone is warning turkey against invading the northern syrian area over freen turkey has been attacking the kurdish region for more

of people now are brainiac have been taking part in protests against the government in the capital harare they're calling for the resignation of prime minister and the ramos government accusing it of links to organized crime. those were the headlines to stay with us at al-jazeera al-jazeera world is coming up next . the eastern mediterranean off the coast of southern lebanon very close to the border with israel. here the sea and the land are matters of contention. parts of a conflict which has lasted nearly four decades. femi how can i even became caught up in this conflict in two thousand and five when her son mohammad fired on went missing while fishing out at sea and he was a victim of the tension between lebanon and israel that has often made this area a battleground of invasion occupation territorial disputes and the un peacekeeping operation dating back to one nine hundred seventy eight's. there are thousands here like the knee high and humbugs the human fallout from this part of the wider arab israeli conflict. this is their story i. am. at the sea it is vast it inspires writes has

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west just outside the capital harare. leaders in the case say there. is going to be to president. take place in a few months time. take it. outside the country at a hospital getting treated some. they'd be to participate in elections will they take place. in the light and say here is. candidates no matter what. our candidates and when we're going to play chords we need to be with these like. but in the unlikely event that is. the the there are leaders there are leaders there. we have to give our people in fighting chance some people are also concerned about. opposition alliance the crowd is a couple of hundred meet will easily in the positive manage to do a lot better because people who are entitled. the opposition over the issue was a certain race so i get out if he's no longer able to read it and it's not me not to be elections we told him it's not the moment you become a citizen not threaten to leave that's not everything the swirling model not if they're not the ones put onto the internet and business is a lot at stake the only opposition the line is not publicly expending is

twenty four degrees some heavy rain further north into parts of zambia lusaka looks fairly wet and harare in zimbabwe could see some showers also subjects on the eastern side of madagascar we were as we come down through botswana and across namibia where the conditions are looking dry and fine and respected a high of thirty three degrees celsius in winter. i am doing this on the benefit of saddam people. so bad they see the importance of the outcry. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. when the news breaks members of the knesset israel's parliament setting a higher threshold for any future attempt to give up any parts of truce and the story builds. up and they just what president say in our country that is not other way and when people need to be heard china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of lonely men al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring the award winning documentaries and live news on air and online. i am on al jazeera and the stories trending on our website al-jazeera dot com the stories you're looking at at number one they are not a

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>> official cover is you are the political officer at the us embassy and harare or cairo. >> host: areed to be cia or you are cia? >> guest: you are a cia officer. often declared is the term. the cia station chief, and whatever city it is. paris, london, cairo, will go to the head of the security service and declare who the officers are inducted they will be the one to conduct the official liaison of the travel. they will sit down and talk. nonofficial cover is someone traveling for x, y, z and he has a home office in buffalo and branch office and dubai and you have got you know, business cards and the back of the says he works for x, y, z company but he is actually an intelligence officer under nonofficial cover. those people are often described as nocs. >> host: and often people whose cover jobs have been carefully prepared so that -- let's say someone is an officer and it is integrated cover where the person is doing real work and you try to scratch that. if they got suspicious she would find out that there is backup all the way down. these cover issues are interesting that the real

they feel they're able to get the jewelry they happen to know more are for small business around harare he reacted pretty badly to the news that we're gabi and his family have already secured immunity from prosecution he said why do people think that once a crook is out it's now ok for them to keep their empire well you've both overthrowing them if we're not going to reclaim money and assets because i am bad so made working one of the wealthy suburbs he said let them live peacefully in zimbabwe but they must find out how much they have if it's a lot maybe take half forward miles we told her one of your party officials mugabe should be prosecuted and sent to jail for a long time he said if i meet him one day i'll give him a blow in the street he squandered my life really good you really think people are going to accept this if you think the issue you know you're taking up to the people but i can tell you this that our construction doesn't grant immunity incumbents so president mugabe was immune to prosecution when he was an officer now in the new government will process this whole thing

they feel they're able to get the jewelry they happen to know more are for small business around harare he reacted pretty badly to the news that we're gabi and his family have already secured immunity from prosecution he said why do people think that once a crook is out it's now ok for them to keep their empire while you both overthrowing them if we're not going to reclaim money and assets because i am bad so made working one of the wealthy suburbs he said let them live peacefully in zimbabwe but they must find out how much they have if it's a lot maybe take half forward miles we told her one of your party officials mugabe should be prosecuted and sent to jail for a long time he said if i meet him one day i'll give him a blow in the street he squandered my life lee hood you really think people are going to accept this interview to be issuing a communique after the people but i can tell you this that our question doesn't grant immunity incumbents so president mugabe was immune to prosecution when he was an office now in the new government will process this whole thing or got. immunity or