the celebrations in the capital harare. the need is there to sleep evolving to get under thirty i'm not here to celebrate independence from britain and i think the good whites i noted with interest but on the subject appointments i listen to the base to come to the economies they will be the patron told them something fungible basi what releasing is going to include me going to be leaving things and the date and the building had invited but it's very easy to pop a lot of five hundred pounds will fall it just seems a little better not to drown they want him to tell them when was a tax time when with the country's open when the don't but the places that people offer the right to keep the training to go on strike a meeting about full what have taken place in civil service paid big boys and notices that you know try putting the days in last night the government cannot is it all in the same driving cattle the entire move that it's had a good many many people called me and i'm not a good people not always eaten up coming next tim

like in simple ways capital harare. where waste collection is often inefficient. but both those twenty two year old gathered around. said she collects the leftover fabric that taylor shops. and uses it to create beautiful clothes and for objects. like notebooks and diaries. or even picture frames shoes and gift box. her 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. as to doing more better or more stories. let's head over to muslim because 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 other 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 months always on the wildlife well yes but alone one turned it's hard so the searchers have to go out with the nat

like in simple ways capital harare. where waste collection is often inefficient. but both those twenty two year old found. she collects the last day for fabric that tailor shops. and uses it to create beautiful clothes using objects. like notebooks and diaries. or even picture frames and gift box. her 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 it for better or worse stories. let's head over to mozambique now the six islands of the buzz of. the place to view in putting pressure on their population is that any saving them empty yes there is a chance of saving them the marine megafauna foundation has been monitoring monster rays on all the wildlife well yes but alone won't turn the tide so researchers have teamed up with the national park when this to protect the marine animals let's take a look. if we one must be absolutely silent. and drill marshall and your team are looking for a large sea creatu

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that would have been unthinkable during his thirty seven year rule harriman tasa has more now from harare one of the worst. the production called operation the biggest city begins with grace mcgee the former first lady insisting she can do what ever she nights i was business wasn't. was was the phrase i was then robert mugabe emerges accompanied by army generals who tell the ninety four year old and grace they are under house arrest i don't believe oh. you can send them to forget i am i the only one. the performers are acting what happened on november fifteenth when soldiers and armored vehicles blocked roads to government offices parliament and the courts then president mugabe was confined to private residence zimbabweans marched in the thousands demanding he step down eventually the man who had ruled zimbabwe for thirty seven years was forced to resign we was. read out to me i think now that mugabe is gone and innocent and is president some are testing how far they can push the boundaries of the serving me of robert mugabe your due. to use of force but the question is did we speak out i

who've been on strike hundreds of workers took part in the peaceful demonstration in the capital harare earlier this week thousands of nurses walked out of a poor conditions and paid allowances and many were later fired it's led to the shutdown of major public hospitals weakening an already struggling health sector flooding has hit refugee camps in bangladesh where hundreds of thousands of ranger sheltering daphne cook from save the children says work is continuing to ensure the refugees are kept dry and safe. so we've just started what is the crazy monsoon period here. so that means we've had a downpour of rain yesterday i've been here for five months this was the first down for rain i've seen since december and it immediately quoits line of flooding in the cans and mighty passage rights to start so so we're seeing a new phase of of misery descend on the captain called is off today today this is going to have an enormous impact from things like access so walking around the camp so basically people will commonly on what is hard fate clay what i saw yesterday was that when the rain fell

from harare on the impact chinese investment has already had. selling in markets is how many people here are living and a lot of these products come from china zimbabwe is once thriving industrial sector isn't creating enough jobs and goods for the domestic market. it's something to do. to just see. the president is in china his first state visit outside africa since he took over from robert mugabe in november he sighed several trade agreements. the president. including deals in agriculture transport and mining economists say it's a positive move but warns them has sometimes fail to pay back loans it's received from china. the pretty. repayment. capacity beijing recently finest expansion of the power station which cost more than five hundred million dollars officials say this will add another three hundred megawatts to the national grid the bobbies government says it's broke it needs direct foreign investment to improve infrastructure china spent more than two hundred million dollars building this shopping mall in harare it's also bowled a milit

to foreign investment and us in the one god where was speaking at independence day celebrations in harare is the country's first ever independence day without robert mugabe as leader. as the headlines the stream is next more news for you after that by scorching scene of it.

who've been on strike hundreds of workers took part in the peaceful demonstration in the capital harare the us democratic party is suing the donald trump campaign and russia for alleged collusion in the tried to sixteen presidential election it accuses rusher of contacting trump's advisors informing them of a cyber attack that leaked negative information about his democratic rival hillary clinton roger today those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera let's go back now to the caliph. young humber. a muslim citadel college. one of spain's most famous moneyman says. for more than two and a half centuries this palace in granada was the scene of the last. the last muslim dynasty in the idea of insulin. sas a just one door pick and you already know not study the road it's listed up a nice welcome to the output radio there in. the court of the president out of all circles he will not get to a bow but he is on notice with other tonight i'm busy. in the early eighth century. muslims conquered most of the idea and peninsula the province they called and that of sia. but the comperin

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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 accept u.s. dollars. shelton: i don't live only for myself, i live for my children. when i look at the education standards here in zimbabwe, they are quite bad. and the salary that i get, right 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 fact t

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colleagues who'd been on strike hundreds of workers took part in the peaceful demonstration in the capital harare earlier this week thousands of nurses walked out of the poor conditions and unpaid allowances is led to the shutdown of major public hospitals weakening and already struggling health sector right joe today those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera coming up next it's inside story. saudi arabia's ambitious economic plans the kingdom has announced several multi-billion dollar projects to diversify its economy away from oil but can he afford these large projects and how likely are they to become a reality this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. has embarked on an extensive economic and social transformation crown prince mohammed bin solomon has made it his mission to make the country less dependent on oil and diversify its economy but that's proving challenging because of several factors including the war in neighboring yemen saudi arabia and his coalition partners have been fighting who with the rebels there for nearly three years now and as a saudi gover

was speaking at independence day celebrations in harare is the country's first ever independence day without robert mugabe as leader. because of headlines the stream is next more news for you after that by scorching scene of it . hi i'm really good today owning up to death bracelets reporting in the pages of national geographic well look at the one hundred and thirty year old magazines recent apology. your only. problem you aren't. how should media organizations atone for racists reporting of the past national geographic magazine recently apologized for a history of racism in its coverage of not western cultures and people of color around the world in this month's special the race issue the publication said it could not cover stories about race without acknowledging its own past and upholding certain stereotypes here is editor in chief susan goldberg in an interview with p.b.s. news hour so when we decided to do an issue devoted to race. i didn't think that we could do that in a credible way without looking at our own history you know there's so much of our history that we are so pro

the latest from the celebrations in the capital harare. these are the first independence day celebrations in zimbabwe without robert mugabe the former president is a liberation a bittersweet people in the stadium celebrating independence from britain in one thousand eight hundred whites by nazi rule and that but over the years has been disappointments and lots of missed opportunities especially when it comes to the economy president emerson and god was says his government is working on improving the economy he says he's going to create jobs and in that crippling cash crisis but he's been in power for about five months now and some of the bobbin say so far it's just been told they hope that he tells them a given company timelines are when the cash price will be sorted out and when fact was open and when jobs would be created right now zimbabweans are frustrated teachers are threatening to go on strike to minding better pay and regulations civil service that threatened to do the same nurse the been on strike for a few days also demanding the

things being politicized we got a video comment from someone and she's a freelance journalist from harare she's currently in south africa and i want to have a listen to what she said about that. one of the biggest issues in my opinion and then is that when it came to our land discussions and debates the biggest voices were not the answers themselves a lot of activists got involved in what they saw was that the ballot struggle and unfortunately was the result is that they became the biggest voices and the narrative they were the ones being interviewed by media outlets they were the ones who were speaking at rallies the government interpreted this as the politicize ation of what they saw was a wage dispute and gave them justification to fire the nurses because in the opinion the nurses had acted in bad faith they had negotiated in bad faith so today can you speak to things being quote unquote politicized and then what that means for what happens next. ok i think it's very unfortunate things have been given this label that yes it is a political issue and that people for their basic rights. a

how much us are reports from harare. it's the first independence day celebrations without robert mugabe is about his former president in charge the military forced him to resign in november. the new leader innocent i got one lice independence flame which was first lit thirty eight years ago with the bobby gained independence from britain in one nine hundred eighty. after years of government corruption and mismanagement and demagogue his role when i go is under pressure to in crippling foreign currency shortages and create jobs. and. when i go is pushing for more direct foreign investment to revive the economy some people warn that will not necessarily create jobs we need to have you know a targeted approach towards it because it's not just going to trickle down once the economy starts growing it must already be factored in to everything that happens in the country and of course then it's not only government's responsibility for job creation you've got to bring in the private sector you've got to bring in the workers. and

about the coup that toppled zimbabwe's longest serving waiter robert mugabe is taking center stage in hararethe play opening ridicules mugabe and for first lady grace something that would have been unthinkable showing his thirty seven year old how much has more from her one was. the production called operation reg a-c. begins with grace mcgee former first lady insisting she can do whatever she nights . business wasn't. oh god i was. in robert mugabe emerges accompanied by army generals who tell the ninety four year old and grace they are under house arrest the. a.t.v. . commission is going to forget i am i the only one of. the performers acting what happened on november fifteenth when soldiers and armored vehicles blocked roads to government offices parliament and the courts then president mugabe was confined to private residence zimbabweans marched in the thousands demanding he step down eventually the man who had ruled zimbabwe for thirty seven years was forced to resign we have was. read out to me i see now that mugabe is gone and innocent and is president some are testing how far they ca

reopen negotiations five hundred nassif demanded better pay and working conditions during a protest in harare on wednesday after sixteen thousand dollars on strike was sacked zimbabwe's government has been trying to contain labor unrest in the country head of elections in july. now u.s. president donald trump says the north korean crisis is far from being resolved is striking a cautious no a day after the north's pledge to end its nuclear and missile tests the leaders of north korea and south korea judy meet on friday out of a u.s. north korea meeting within weeks trump is piling pressure on kim jong un to abandon all his nuclear ambitions but what are the north koreans think of that when our diplomatic editor james bay has been given rare access to the capital pyongyang to find out whether trump is on anyone's mind. this is one way north koreans relax at the weekend. the last few days have been a diplomatic roller coaster because people enjoy the fun fair in pyongyang they're unaware of much of what's happened ordinary people have not been told the cia director came his secretly that their l

this is grace mugabe's farm in missouri just outside the capital harare one of several properties the mugabe family owns. zimbabwe's former first lady says these men recently invaded her property and are illegally digging for gold that belongs to her the men say in fact their families have been working in this area nearly fifteen years. mrs some global just hours away in twenty three thousand here security guards give us four hours to clear out we were told to take all our things and leave some of the miners have sued grace mugabe for allegedly calling them thieves and invaders they are demanding a one hundred thousand dollars in compensation mugabe says the intrusion on her land is politically motivated the rights of a person who is so obvious rights in the person who has any rights should be respected in this instance the legal argument that's being put forward is. our client has both the surface rights and. and the mineral rights jaring the land reform period in zimbabwe property was seized from white commercial farmers and given to blacks and bobbins people will restate old in thi

its total exports but in your report says it is coming at a terrible human cost tassel report from harare. tobacco is the second biggest export earner last year the country produced and sold almost two hundred million kilograms worth nearly six hundred million dollars that's a third of zimbabwe's g.d.p. most of it ends up in china south africa and belgium but human rights watch says child labor and other human rights abuses on farms is tarnishing the country's tobacco industry many of the children all of the children and many of the adults that we interviewed reported symptoms consistent with acute nicotine poisoning. headaches dizziness. children shouldn't be doing work handling tobacco because it's so hazardous and this applies both to hired work and to work in family farming. the report from human rights watch says some farm workers are also overworked and underpaid a label for survey done in twenty fourteen by zimbabwe statistical agency said about three hundred thousand children were engaged in some form of child labor the main driver is poverty when you look at. having more poor peo

over general elections are scheduled for july is the latest from the celebrations in the capital harare. the moon is because we evolving so we can enter data and i had no data independence from britain in one thousand eight hundred one white i noted when i ended but on the end of disappointment i'm in opposition to the base becomes the economy and then will be the villain tell them something positive about what really thing is going to improve the going to believe they are going to end the killing had it right but if they want my mind not it's just been done and on the ground there want him to tell them when what it has practically and when will the country's open and when are the jobs not being created and people often late with the training going frank and getting about what and a condition. they gave may join them no it doesn't mean i try currently days then last night the government cannot get all nurses and drag had been fired i'm going to and many many could all be in another me when i was ready and i'm coming next month i'm going to be clean and they i'm going to pull on the gran

welfare of a toss i was at the celebrations in the capital harare. the need is there to sleep involving police here at the stadium are here to celebrate independence and it's been a nice seeing the good whites i noted with interest but on the subject appointments and little things it basically comes economies they will be the pain when you told them something positive about the quite revealing thing is going to including one in the link they want to date and the police had invited but it's really been a powerful lot of my financial talk it just seems like the cat and not the ground they want him to tell them when was the cash crisis and when will the country open when the dogs but the place if you think people are for the day to be done they need to go on strike and getting about for what and pay could be since civil servants played a big role in them no it's just like you know you try putting the days in last night the government cannot is that all necessary driving had been prior to going to pass a good many many things obviously i'm not a good peo

colleagues who'd been on strike hundreds of workers took part in the peaceful demonstration in the capital harare. indonesian fishermen have rescued a boat load of range of drift refugees thousands of kilometers from their homeland around one hundred people were pulled to shore in a province it's not clear how long they had been at sea but they were reportedly weak and malnourished. and there's been a dramatic twist in the trial of two reuters journalists covering the range of crisis in manama with a policeman saying that arrest was a set up they're accused of violating a state secrets law by acquiring official documents but a policeman told the court one of his senior officers gave the documents to the journalist too and traps them. there's all the headlines witness is next. he says if people. act on and as it cannot be a name man or team of the known as the focus of the car they're not going to i'm not holding up on a shelf stall. will demand demand for apple to many have said it. is not in a good deal of my media is not any good in the lab or as your singing in the in my area is a good money a

speaking at independence day celebrations in harare is the country's first ever independence day without robert mugabe as leader. there's a had i'm sorry but with more news in around half an hour an hour witness golden dawn girls is next seen a bit. if you see if people who should have acted. act on end of the cannot be our main man or team us the known as the oprah show because we're not going to i'm not hung up on a shelf stole your t.v. or the magazine ultimate fought out of the many a failure on ice is not in a good year my mia i think is not any good in the level on as there's more singing in the area is the level of the iranian it's just the last time. it's nomads means nationalist things or money and it's. what happened to greece for me it used to be blue skies and beaches windsurfing and friendly people a summer paradise for a guy from the cold north. but there is trouble in paradise. what you might you patronize eat me. there my supine almost forget this i thought forget what i thought i might get if i may i see i i. i. i met jenny first she has a master's degree in internationa

negotiations five hundred nurses demanded better pay and working conditions of protest protests in harare on wednesday off to sixteen thousand others on strike was sacked zimbabwe's government has been trying to contain labor unrest in the country ahead of elections in july. when else the news from tokyo where the election body has given the go ahead to the newly formed posse to stand in snap elections party was formed by the interior minister to challenge the dominance of the current president russia type two on its secular and nationalist and also wants to improve relations with the european union had been fears the party would be barred from running in the june poll because it didn't have enough seats in parliament but fifteen members of the main opposition party have switched them membership in order for it to mean the threshold. egypt has extended the detention of al jazeera journalists mahmoud hussein by another forty five days egyptian national was arrested while on holiday in two thousand and sixteen spent nearly five hundred days in jail and has yet to be charged hussein is accus

this is all happening in the capital harare. shingai nyoka is there.0. but the nurses representatives had given government a deadline of those they afternoon to reverse the decision to dismiss them, their deadline has passed, and they said government has caused them to ask for a postponement at least until friday. doctors are now struggling to cope with the burden of the strike. 0ne doctors are now struggling to cope with the burden of the strike. one i spoke to said nurses and midwives and student nurses are being forced to work and care for premature babies in the intensive care unit, a responsibility normally reserved for nurses. as the strike enters its fifth day it is not the government and the nurses that are the biggest losers, but the patients. and now to a new study. i want to show you this study — looking at the gender gap that exists in science. researchers analysed the numbers of men and women authors listed on more than 10 million academic papers. here are a couple of the striking numbers. there were fewer than 45% women authors in the maj

taking center stage in harare the plate opening with. something that would have been unthinkable showing his thirty seven you. one was. the production called operation rigorously begins with grace mcgee the former first lady insisting she can do what ever she nights i was his wasn't. was a god i was then robert mugabe emerges accompanied by army generals who tell the ninety four year old and grace they are under house arrest the i. didn't consent to that i knew i was. the performers acting what happened on november fifteenth when soldiers and armored vehicles blocked roads to government offices parliament and the courts then president mugabe was confined to a private residence zimbabweans marched in the thousands demanding he step down eventually the man who had ruled zimbabwe for thirty seven years was forced to resign we have was. read out to me i think now that mugabe is gone and him or someone is president some are testing how far they can push the boundaries further serving me of robert mugabe you do. but the question is did we spea

on strike on hundreds of workers took part in the peaceful demonstration they kept in the capital harare earlier this week thousands of nurses walked out of a poor conditions and unpaid allowances many were late to find it so had to the shutdown of major public hospitals we can we can ignore ready struggling health sector right now those system that's been clipboards is how the system that services the poor the prop outs of the kind the kind that for private key this is the only kid they get to do to make kids right they deserve to gets in the school that i'm sending my children is that the school that they're supposed to to gorge to is a mess i speak to send a child to a school but if they just go to it to be a school board we can may say larry. but lisa nicaragua say three people have been killed in protests against cuts to pensions a policeman a protest and a pro-government activist were the victims of the latest violence this comes as the government ordered five independent t.v. channels covering the protests to stop broadcasting john heilemann has more. antigovernment protests cynic

so far there are only a few places like harare's biggest open market where small grain farmers can sell their products gradually awareness than attitudes are changing. your number to get compared with previous years things have changed demand is now very high among customers. as a result the price of a twenty kilogram unit of small grains is forty percent higher than that for maids . so that has prompted commuter to also create a local company where farmers can now supply their produce and in turn get paid. the seed bank in northern. district is already working with over forty villages. and now we need to do. farmer. off the farmers for that produce. when they are on there was bitterly behind proceed very expensive. for farmers in zimbabwe's drought stricken rural areas small grain seed banks are a welcome opportunity to move away from the high risks of maize farming they provide heat security and cut costs for the farmers and their families. all right speculation on what should be some action packed football for. yes indeed more champions league action tonight and back by popular deman

strike could become politicized and is hoping negotiations will resume last week hundreds of nurses in harare demanded better pay and working conditions after fifteen thousand others on strike was sacked zimbabwe's government has been trying to contain labor unrest before elections in july of thousands of people from pakistan's past in community have been rallying in lahore demanding justice for what they see as decades of oppression protests began in february after the police killing of an aspiring model who officers said had ties to the taliban an investigation found no evidence to back up the claim the group says thousands of passion to have disappeared over the years all been the target of unjustified police killings of the past june are pakistan second largest ethnic group making up fifteen percent of the population of two hundred seven million most live in the federally administered tribal areas near the border with afghanistan they say they have been the targets of military operations internal displacement ethnic stereotyping and forced disappearances. the mobilization of pakistan's pa

this is grace mugabe's farm in just outside the capital harare one of several properties the mugabe familyowns. zimbabwe's former first lady says these men recently invaded her property and are illegally digging for gold that belongs to her the men say in fact their families have been working in this area nearly fifteen years remember. mrs some global just hours away in twenty three thousand here security guards give us four hours to clear out we were told to take all our things and leave some of the miners have sued grace mugabe for allegedly calling them thieves and invaders they are demanding a one hundred thousand dollars in compensation mugabe says the intrusion on her land is politically motivated the rights of a person who is so obvious rights in the person who has any rights should be respected in this instance the legal argument that's being put forward is. our client has both the surface rights and. and the mineral rights jaring the land reform period in zimbabwe property was seized from white commercial farmers and given to blacks and bobbins people will restate old in this area

colleagues have gone on strike hundreds of workers took part in the peaceful demonstration in the capital harare earlier this week thousands of nurses walked out of a poor conditions and paid allowances many were later sacked it's led to the shutdown of major public hospitals weakening an already struggling health sector. still to come here it's. made from. a story of life in new york one of the films about women starring at a festival. on a roll of. coming up. soon. right it's time for the schools use that. thank you very much one of the most well known figures in international football has announced to hell be quitting as the end of the english season us and then go will exit london club arsenal after almost twenty two years in touch and the solomon has. he's the longest serving manager in english premier league history but after more than two decades in charge a statement on arsenal's website confirmed the news after careful consideration and following discussions with the club i feel it is the right time for me to step down right awesome vanka i am grateful for having had the privilege to se

over when the military forced mcgovern to resign how can we trust a report from cent of russians in harare. it's the first independence day celebrations without robert mugabe zimbabwe's former president in charge the military forced him to resign in november. the new leader a missile when i got one lice independence flame which was first lit thirty eight years ago with the bobby gained independence from britain in one nine hundred eighty. after years of delays government corruption and mismanagement and demagogue his role when i go is under pressure to in crippling foreign currency shortages and create jobs. and. when i go is pushing for more direct foreign investment to revive the economy some people warn that will not necessarily create jobs we need to have you know a targeted approach towards it because it's not just going to trickle down once the economy starts growing it lost already perfect it in everything that happens in the country and of course then it's not government's responsibility for job creation flow to bring in the private sector you've got to bring in workers. and now th