out of desperation and because they can't find affordable property in harare some people are building houses on these ecosystems if we don't have these weapons we won't have the grand will to make those dreams runs throughout the yet which is what they do know throughout the year because of these areas regulating the flow from under whelmed they're not here it's trouble to the sea. the wetlands also savas a natural water purification systems because they observe pollutants to the roots and they also help to contain floods when there is exist rainfall. but that's not a likely problem here in zimbabwe southern africa has been experiencing a prolonged drought seen. increased development is also causing the city's water sources to run dry finding clean water has become a daily struggle for many. of ours it's always overcrowded when philip committee members in need of water and we have no choice but to help them if there's an outbreak of cholera we all be in danger because it's exposed. just north and trust has been set up that oversees various environmental organizations and activists to

was not today show in harare the capital of them bob way it's true in many urban centers the population there is growing steadily from year to year and that means the need for housing is growing too but not all construction projects think about the damage to course to the environment we meet up with an organization that fights to protect vitally important ecosystems. almost every day make a conservationist come to absolve the land surroundings in bibles capital. since 2005 the local organization has been wintering the lag with land area. water reservoir the biodiversity consistence boast over 80 plants and the great variety of insects species it's one of 7 whittling sites in zimbabwe that economist internationally this area covers about 5 square kilometers but listen 10 percent have been perceived. out of desperation and because they can't find affordable property in harare some people are building houses on these ecosystems. we don't have these weapons we won't have the ground to make those dreams runs throughout the yet which is what they do know throughout the year because of these a

mr jimmy said we must leave it there thank you so much for joining us from harare. ok let's turning our attention now to a live story a developing story for you we are the inside of the knesset in that west jerusalem benjamin netanyahu telling us about his new coalition government is being sworn in ending months of political uncertainty we will stay with these pictures and talk to our correspondent harry forsett joining us live from west jerusalem so harry it feels like it's been an awful long time in getting to this stage. yes it's been more than $500.00 days of caretaker administrations led by netanyahu but without the full power and authority of a properly elected government through 3 inconclusive elections during a period in which netanyahu has gone from someone who's being investigated in 3 corruption cases to someone who's been indicted in 3 corruption cases not able to score a decisive victory in any of those elections and yet here he is this long term survivor and political strategist who's managed to prevail once again he is here in the knesset the israeli

arrives into agrees a many go for days without water and the town on the outskirts of the capital harare has anxiously waited for summer spite to have been on a better support others that they were about to give us lunch at the funeral but i knew i had to run the moment i heard the truck. go to escape because of the worst drought in decades forcing many to leave their homes as they just had to get their share of water it's difficult to practice social distancing covert 19 is the new threat to the area once the epicenter of a nationwide cholera epidemic graeme what do we know that they are not yes i got the water but chances are that i also got the disease social distancing here you can't avoid the pushing everyone wants a drop. in other townships aid groups are trying to enforce the rules so is that what the point is that what happens committee is that scientists will take place with the image we see it so what we did is well scored more still in europe we conducted training for the point for me to use sensitizing the fighters and how it springs into any encourage that these social dista

says more than 2000000 people in harare cons get safe drinking water or waste disposal services and is the government to improve infrastructure zimbabweans also face food and fuel shortages and a surge in malaria cases with the economy in turmoil many are forced to stockpile as much as they can and q 4 hours for basic necessities risking their health in the process. or hang about has become the 1st person to test positive for the corona virus inside a refugee camp in bangladesh health experts warn that the virus could race through the settlements where nearly a 1000000 people live the camps have been home to the rangar refugees since they fled a military offensive in the organ 2 years ago that we started out as a spokeswoman for the un's refugee agency in cox's bazaar she says that adequate resources are needed for those who could become infected. very worrying development and today but the 1st step positive case within the refugee camps so far just a hunch an ace and tests have been done and most of the refugee population but in the causes but our district is the number is continuing

more than 2000000 people in harare cons get safe drinking water or waste disposal services and is the government to improve infrastructure zimbabweans also face food and fuel shortages and a surge in malaria cases with the economy in turmoil many are forced to stockpile as much as they can and queue for hours for basic necessities risking their health in the process. must testing for coronaviruses underway in the worst affected areas of kenya but many are reluctant to be checked out of being forced into quarantine reports from the capital nairobi. 1009. 100 sent a narrow being. infected there in march and after about a month was discharged from hospital his employer paid the bill of $400.00 he tells us his biggest problem is a stigma surrounding infection. people are afraid of me at work i can't even get close to anyone they shun me and say i'm grown a virus even at home people don't want to associate with me to feel lonely and quite sad sometimes. the woman who recorded this feature for al-jazeera remains in quarantine after reason she returning from china she says she didn't expect

arrives into agrees a many go for days without water and the town on the outskirts of the capital harare has anxiously waited for summer spite to have been on a better support others that they were about to give us lunch at the funeral but i knew i had to run the moment i heard the truck. is scarce because of the worst drought in decades forcing many to leave their homes as they just had to get their share of water it's difficult to practice social distancing covert 19 is the new threat to the area once the epicenter of a nationwide cholera epidemic graeme what do we know that they are not that yes i got the water but chances are that i also got the disease social distancing here you can't avoid the pushing everyone wants a drop on the. in other townships aid groups are trying to enforce the rules so is that what the point is that what happens committee is that scientists will take place with the in the sixty's we see it being so what we did is well scored more still in europe. connected to training for the what happened for me to see sensitizing them on the fighters and how it speeds in

well let's get more now from her macalso who's following the story from harare for us so what happens next is it just all eyes on that july vote. will present peter has always insisted always said that he believes last year's presidential election was free and fair but the constitutional court so they were just too many irregularities and some results or chains using typewriter correction fluid ordered a rewrite in their approach to supreme court hoping to overturn that ruling the court basically said he had no case and the judges said they thought that some of the reasons he gave in his appeal were not just to tish's they were clearly unprofessional and embarrass things another country is waiting for there's a rerun which could happen in early july that's if there's no delay because of a corona virus outbreak presidential candidates have already handed in the nomination papers and campaigning has essentially started it was interesting is that a few weeks ago another court stopped the government from implementing a 21 day lockdown because of the coronavirus saying that more consultati

well let's get more now from his following developments for us from harare given all of the controversy it really feels like this has been a very long time coming but until now to bonnie has resistance or what finally pushed him over the line here. well it's going to one of those things where people are going to watch and see how things play out they know that thomas the money has officially handed in his is a list his resignation in a 2 king live even the king could ask him to stay on to some kind of kid take a prime minister until a new prime minister sworn in that person will likely be finance minister by jor-ai he's 58 years old he used to work through the i.m.f. he's generally liked by people into camp when it comes to the army they really haven't had to deal with him that much but political analysts say that they think that the army will be neutral and will support him to many things his priority will be the economy and reviving the agricultural sector and to make sure poor people in the suit to try to get a better life once he is in power to buy any of this got a resignation a th

bring tourists here we have to think about how to do it out of how we fly from abroad to the capital harare and it takes about 6 hours by car to get here to the deepest bush do you then the question arises is gasoline available mostly it's not do they have cash after all you have to be able to buy something on the go and that's usually not the case either so it's very very difficult to actually get to this faraway wilderness the dreamland of africa as a tourist. hunter pops sango has developed from a rundown cattle farm to a wildlife paradise. the numbers of nearly all species are increasing especially. the 1st 600 have grown to more than 2000. this has led to conflicts with the neighbors. to this a valley conservation area surrounded by villages thousands of people live in them and their numbers were on. their own binondo farms 2 hectares of land next to sango his harvest don't amount to much. the innocence comes from sam will convince the shop where martin did it calmly yet to off and to destroy. its indifferently so. he could talk. destroy. although there's a fence around the gamers are

for speaking to us on all this about once from harare thank you harry. human rights but slit phlegm is accusing israel of a campaign of violence against palestinians and an easter said neighborhood as a way a is home to about 22000 people and as one of the poorest suburbs in the city it's hemmed in by jewish neighborhoods and israeli institutions including a military base a medical center and a university the group says as so it is 90 percent smaller than went to seized by israel in 1967 how can i add as director of that group the israeli non-governmental organization which wrote that report and he says the oppression of the neighborhood has been building for yes to a gradual process and going from the israeli perspective as is correct with regard to so many other human rights violations conducted by using against mistiness it's all according to law so the gradual usage of various mechanisms to overtake the land. is very situations taking some of the land to build on the neighborhood settlements just for jews. and implementing that gradually has been one

but he'd ever achieve the same level of success with harare and had is position as the team's number one driver threatened by teammate shell's let's check . it watching the news. dot com you can also follow us on twitter and on instagram. myself and the team thank you very much for your company see an extra. game for. the money which. any time any. w.b.'s. class. who knew of western pakistan close to the afghan border the people are struggling to preserve their sentries own culture. they inhabited large portions of the hindu kush deep into today's afghanistan. to bury their own around 4000 come ashore have to live with 3 picturesque valleys in the pakistani province of harbor apart from kuala. lumpur facing an uncertain future. in predominantly muslim pakistan the survival of their traditions herds in the balance. until recently the valleys where the kalash live were so inaccessible but they were effectively cut off from the outside world. now a bumpy dirt road brings vehicles here. for centuries the remote location of the bomb red rubber barrier valleys preserve the local kalash fro

look man became the hero of harare he led more than $150.00 civilians to safety. in parts of the city that are not destroyed life looks like it is back to normal though martial law is still in force throughout mindanao. here stopped repeatedly at military checkpoints. wanted posters for suspected i asked terrorists are everywhere. who are they. and what do they want. we meet abdul he was recruited at the age of 17 he didn't have a job i have offered him money and a gun he says he trained in the jungle alongside local and foreign fighters. so yes i mean lots of millions but not enough and the country taught us what the qur'an says. is an eye for an eye. and we have the right to take revenge but then you're going to influence us i mean a lot of. the i ask commanders launched the attack earlier than planned abdul wasn't in morocco at the time. you know me and i mean a christian when i say long. when we heard that they had started fighting those of us outside iraq the mass and we discussed how to get to the center. i mean our apostle. and i reckon minimum we tried 7 t

look man became the hero of harare he led more than $150.00 civilians to safety. in the parts of the city that were not destroyed life looks like it is back to normal though martial law is still in force throughout mindanao. here stopped repeatedly at military checkpoints. wanted posters for suspected terrorists are everywhere. who are they and what do they want. as we meet abdul he was recruited at the age of 17 he didn't have a job i asked offered him money and a gun he says he trained in the jungle alongside local and foreign fighters. tess i mean less obvious but i love what i and the country taught us what the qur'an says. is an eye for an eye. and we have to right to take revenge but then you're going to claims that as i've been out of. the i.a.s. commanders launched the attack earlier than planned abdul wasn't in morocco at the time. you know when i'm in a kitchen with. when we heard that they had started fighting those of us outside. and we discussed how to get to the center. i mean. not that i mean we tried 7 times we even used motor boats to try to get i

opposition leaders who went missing following a process this week of been found on a roadside outside harare they say they were taken into police custody before being beaten and sexually assaulted the opposition party leaders say that forces working for the president were behind the abduction. kenya has stepped up border restrictions to slow the spread of the virus spanning travel to and from tanzania and somalia truck drivers are exempt but have to be tested before they can cross the perimeter kenya also extends the ban on movement between nairobi and bassa until june 6th the country is under a nationwide dusk to dawn curfew. a key border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan has reopened after 2 months allowing stranded afghans to return home the talk i'm crossing was closed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus leaving thousands stranded on both sides many had been waiting at the border for a week travelers had temperature taken as they crossed on foot. but about. 3 months ago when the talk on border was closed due to the coronavirus outbreak we were stranded in punjab pakistan we

involvement in her death let's speak to our regional correspondent our mortaza who joins us live from harare in zimbabwe this controversy has been going on for some time now prime minister to bonnie finally resigning so what happens now well he's formally handed in his resignation to kindle it either the king could ask him to stay on as a caretaker prime minister until a new prime minister has been sworn in that person will likely be finance minister majority he's 58 years old he used to work i admit he's liked by supporters of the and he's also liked by people who don't like to mind when it comes to the army political and they're like you. they haven't really had to deal with him and they feel that they were in the. middle it becomes. about how do you think a couple of days now that this is not a resignation need to be retiring because he's too old but he's been under a lot of pressure because he's alleged to have been involved in the murder of his a former wife and the current wife has been charged for that they both deny the allegation so all eyes are now waiting on what's going to happen

lead to months of protests led by the opposition are with us or has been following developments from harare. president peter has always insisted always said that he believed last year's presidential election was free and fair by the constitutional court so they were just too many irregularities and some results were chains using typewriter correction fluid they ordered a rerun approach to supreme court hoping to overturn that ruling the court basically said he had no case and the judges said they thought that some of the reasons he gave in his appeal were not just to tish's they were clearly unprofessional and embarrass things another country is waiting for there's a rerun which could happen in early july that's if there's no delay because of a corona virus outbreak presidential candidates have already handed in the nomination papers and campaigning has essentially started it was interesting is that if you reach the another court stop the government from implementing a 21 day lockdown because of the coronavirus saying that while consultations need to take place what happened was that some h

opposition leaders who went missing following a protest this week of been found on a roadside outside harare they went missing during a demonstration led by the movement for democratic change weapons day they say they were taken into police custody for being beaten and sexually assaulted the opposition party leader says that force is working for the president were behind the abduction. it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty going to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera the man accused of funding the militias who killed hundreds of thousands of people during the rwandan genocide has been captured for the sea and was found hiding in france under a false name after avoiding capture for the early 25 years thailand is easing a lockdown that began in april shopping most of the pop and stores have reopened but a new night clique at a nightly curfew will be shortened by an hour but a state of emergency will continue until the end of the month thailand hasn't reported any new cases of the coronavirus since friday. the 1st day of a weeklong lockdown in chile's capital santiago has seen

opposition leaders who went missing following a protest this week of been found or roadside outside harare they said that they were taken into police custody before being beaten and sexually assaulted the opposition party this as forces working for the president were behind the abduction a key border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan has reopened after 2 months allowing stranded afghans to return home the talk i'm crossing was closed to prevent the spread of a coronavirus leaving thousands stranded on both sides many had been waiting at the border for a week travellers have that temperature taken as they crossed by force. about 3 months ago when the 2 comported was closed due to the coronavirus outbreak we were stranded in punjab pakistan we faced many problems there we could work during this time. i have been stranded in pakistan for more than 2 months i was in milan it took me 6 days to reach the border crossings due to bad traffic for more than a week many of our citizens including women have been waiting at this border to enter they are in a bad condition serbia has deployed it

leaders of the opposition who went missing earlier this week have been found outside the capital harare they disappeared during a demonstration led by the movement for democratic change on wednesday the women say they were beaten and sexually assaulted after being taken into police custody opposition party leaders say forces working for the president were behind the abductions. at least 11 firefighters have been injured in an explosion at a cannabis oil factory in los angeles they were responding to reports of a fire when the blast happened the facility was producing a concentrated form of cannabis manufactured using highly flammable detained gas neighboring buildings also caught fire hundreds of firefighters had to be called out to put that fire out. the pandemic might have forced the cancellation of the europe isn't vision song contest but that doesn't mean the show hasn't caught on. a replacement event called shine a light named after the u.k.'s winning entry in 1907 was broadcast across europe on saturday it featured songs to be performed in the t.v. contest musical contributions se

families of zimbabwe's opposition who went missing earlier this week have been found outside the capital harare they disappeared during a demonstration led by the movement for democratic change on wednesday the women say they were taken into police custody before being beaten and sexually assaulted an opposition party leader says forces working for the president were behind the abduction. the syrian government and al-qaeda affiliated hiatt have conducted a prisoner exchange in aleppo. the government released 4 fighters in the group while the rebels released a colonel and a soldier from the syrian army or been a handful of prisoner swaps in aleppo over the past 18 months health officials in yemen have confirmed 13 new infections and 3 deaths from coban 18 the number of known cases and government held areas now stands at 122 with the rebels have also reported 2 new cases in the territory they control of 5 years of conflict has wrecked the health system and had workers aid workers had to say the disease is spreading and detected. aid organizations save the children is warning the rise in deaths an

of the bobbies opposition who went missing earlier this week have been found outside the capital harare they disappeared during a demonstration led by the movement for democratic change when say they were beaten and sexually assaulted after being taken into police custody opposition party leaders say forces working for the president were behind the abductions about vice minister of information says he says there's an investigation underway elson jimmy said as the leader of the movement for democratic change is a say not a nation should investigate the abductions. well we had the records and reports of our youth leader that's being arrested i rested after there was a demonstration in one of the ideas there but. when there were a. demonstrating are going to lock down without the necessary support on troop support. groups. when this service was affected it was expected on day right here that people. who were. alleged to participate in the demonstration but what we then got was that there was an abduction of those people could not be accounted for particularly our youth leaders that 3 femal

shingai nyoka reports from harare. them by way‘s economy is slowly emerging from weeks of shutdown.egun. the cash generated from sales to asia and europe is vital amidst a short supply of foreign currency to import food, fuel and power. tobacco is one of the major foreign currency earners and china the biggest market, so there is a lot of uncertainty here on the floor is about how exactly covid will impact the demand and by extension the economy. these tobacco export markets are severely affected by the global coronavirus outbreak. restrictions on movement, reduce consumer spending. most countries have now directed their resources towards dealing with the coronavirus, but it can also be seen as an opportunity, so it is too early to say really how it is going to say really how it is going to affect us. the biggest event on the agricultural calendar has changed dramatically due to the coronavirus, from thousands of farmers waiting for their crops to sell in previous yea rs, to crops to sell in previous years, to this. masks, some no farmers. the green gold, as it is called here, has s

earlier i spoke to cattle a quarter of a harare who lives in milan i asked her how she felt after 2 months in isolation. i feel tired it has been very tiring and exhausting. but as a matter of our fact has gone faster and today we've entered a so-called phase 2. so we were allowed to go out for a walks or for jogging in parks that had been closed up until now and we are now up allowed to use it family and relatives not friends but family so the day i saw my parents after 2 months. we didn't hug i kept a distance and we mat at the park some of that we would play safe being outdoors and it was hired very hard to knock 2 kids and how to them we want to be safe people were very happy to be outside the feeling was being thrilled about being no 3 again especially kids children or riding their bicycles or school turn. so you could really sense their freedom my being there and there were a lot of people outside i think too many you need to keep the distance you had death strong feeling of being the 1st ones and experimental everything and you know that sometimes we were kind of lost because you ar

the government's handling of the coronavirus they were dumped by the roadside outside the capital harare 2 days later they say they were beaten and sexually assaulted after being taken into police custody. jimmy says the leader of the movement for democratic change and says this kind of treatment of his activists is becoming a trend. well we had direct. reports of our youth leaders being arrested i rested after there was a demonstration in one of the i.d.'s. when there were. demonstrating again it left town without the necessary support on troops approach on vulnerable groups when the subject was aspected. it was reflected on the various people. who were. alleged to participate in the demonstration but what we then got was that there was an abduction of those people could not be accounted for particularly our youth leaders the 3 female youth leaders there were only a pounds the next day dumped by the roadside in the outskirts of quranic but they make an allegation that there were sexual abuse. they were treated. and inhuman and degrading treatment they were also subjected to excessive to

on the new james as are many in harare he's a technical officer at the world health organization james r. so many welcome to the news here on al-jazeera let's talk about practicalities here how do you boost the health care systems all over africa. with what happening. there. to put this in context. look. for scenarios and what not one of the scenarios is widespread coming to transmission african countries have been rich most countries are still at sporadic cases of clusters of coming to spread. far not bad we were going to put in good measures to avoid widespread community transmission we would be able to see a system that already challenges to ensure that it was ready for it is we actually encourage countries to build capacity in. settings to be able to manage cases of. only focusing on centralized management centers but who's going to fund all this i take the point that prevention is better than cure but when you've got an economy like nigeria in a lot of fiscal trouble anyway how do you then talk to the nigerian government and say look it would be a good idea if you started spending

leaders of zimbabwe's opposition who went missing earlier this week have been found outside the capital harare they disappeared during a demonstration led by the movement for democratic change the women say they were beaten and sexually assaulted after being taken into police custody opposition party leaders say forces working for the president were behind the abductions by boys ministry of information says an investigation is underway. campaigns in burundi have ended ahead of a general election on wednesday that they marked by violence and hate speech with both sides blaming one another and this catherine sawyer reports health experts have also raised concerns that there are not enough restrictions helps contain the spread of cover 19. supporters of bruni's main opposition candidate. on the streets of the capital. they hope that he'll win wednesday's general election he has run for president twice before but lost he says his victory was stolen by a president. who is not standing this time campaigns have been marred by sporadic violence between supporters of the ruling c n b d f d d party. in

friendship bench the mental health network mentioned in that report from her so he joins us on skype from harare dickson the welcome to the news here on al-jazeera also the particular problems that grandmothers are good at talking about and giving you advice giving you support but grandfathers are maybe less good at dealing with. well that's a great question so in this current environment or scolded. the most conspicuous challenges that we are going to deal with or that the grandmothers are having to deal with is actually intimate partner violence the whole crisis around you know being isolated. is a clear and and socially and it's not so much that grandfathers can't can't manage these challenges right from the beginning from the inception of friendship ange we realize that grandfathers tended more to be you know prescriptive in in helping people whereas the grandmothers create space for people to share their stories and this is what is really all about and that's why grown mothers tend to do more so the work ok and when you talk to sharing something in space is that the key thing it's not that

the opposition in zimbabwe who went missing earlier this week have been found outside the capital harare they disappeared during a demonstration led by the movement for democratic change the women say they were beaten and sexually assaulted after being taken into police custody opposition party leaders say forces working for the president were behind the abductions there claim some bob ways ministry of information says an investigation is now under way nelson chamisa is the leader of the m.d.c. he says the united nations should investigate the abductions. well we had the records and reports of our youth leaders being arrested i rested after time there was a demonstration in one of the high get. when they were. demonstrating again a lockdown without the necessary support on troop support on groups . when this arrest was affected it was expected on day right here that people. who had alleged to participate in the demonstrations but what we then got was that there was an abduction of those people could not be accounted for particularly our youth leaders that 3 female youth leaders there wer