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in harare thank you very much for that.qatar's emir has stressed the need for a fair resolution to the israeli palestinian conflict through the pursuit of a 2 state solution i mean been hammered all funny hall said president trump senior adviser jared cushion on wednesday who has made a visit to qatar during his tour of the middle east is looking to gain the support of more arab nations after announcing the u.s. brokered deal to normalize relations between the u.a.e. and israel. to cambodia now where the khmer rouge executioner who killed thousands of come bowden's in the 1970 s. has died 77 year old comrades dory close serving a life sentence for atrocities committed in the notorious mass murder when he reports. it was here in the capital of cambodia that comrade committed crimes against humanity told sleighing prison in phnom penh was where more than $14000.00 cambodians was sent to be tortured and murdered under the orders of the khamenei rouge his top executioner even though do it said during his trial in 2009 that he w

government's plans to compensate local white farmers lost yes or hasta losing our correspondent in harare told us what's at stake for the country . production that our growing exporting the farms the legs of this one into not been involved with could think of if the government if was true.

that happened it could improve the economy thank you very much for that reporting there live from harare a saying in africa supporters of ivory coast former president will have put his name forward as a candidate in next month's election along with former rebel leader saul his taking on president on a somewhat tara bidding for a controversial 3rd term in office. for the supporters of former president laurent gbagbo nothing short of his candidacy will do dozens of them are here now be sure you find a brand new public gathering to prevent coverage night. inside the headquarters of the election commission see the opposition figures submit to know if you can only speak of. larc you know with all the. what we have done today signifies our will to project the exclusion of our candidate in the next election the election commission has a historic responsibility to the people of ivory coast to make it stand clear and make sure that whatever it does doesn't negate the constitution of our country. lost the clinton presidential election and president alassane ouattara but his refusal to leave office

let's bring in our panel all joining us from harare joining us on the phone vince morris servia an economist and investment consultant obert good to is a former spokesman for the movement for democratic change as zimbabwean opposition party and with joyce gwen year is a political analyst welcome to all of you vince what is the government trying to do who or is it trying to reverse mortgages land reform or just backtracking on some aspects of it. i think there is no factual you know i think someone just created that narrative there is no reversal of the land reform would those individuals were example then and of the reform the land to not be taken back the policy is very clear right number one those properties that were protected by the bilateral investment promotion protection act we entered into really into agreement with international countries who then sent foreigners to invest in land those people will get their land back right and number 2 they are black farmers who had title. prior to 2100 taken over and they also are entitled to get their farms back that is the only thing that is hap

as more on the talks from harare. is the 1st time a high level and c delegation has visited zimbabwe since 2017 when president immiscible and al gore took over from robert mugabe and expectations were high waltzer africa's president to help in zimbabwe is economic and political crisis senior officials in the a.n.c. governing party made members here when they made it clear this meeting was between friends 2 former liberation parties. we want to do what we can engage in because zimbabwe is a sort of calm independent calm. and therefore as friends for a telegram. we have one member standing there will remember us the number of the route the main opposition m.d.c. alliance accuses only of abductions torture and risk and see official say they will leave the violence there's a but they also say they will come back to meet other players from human rights organizations to civil society organizations to leverage needs a more stable zimbabwe as it's nearly system is more than 3 millions of are with a living inside africa at the

has more from harare the. when president m s m and then god took over from robert mcgovern 2017 he was under a lot of pressure from a new way some government to implement reforms it's anomic reforms human rights reforms in terms of making sure people have the right to protection of property and the rule of law and to deal with the issue of land say the government is not trying to raise more than 3000000000 dollars to compensate whites and bob in farmers who lost their land during the land reform program the farmers who are still currently farming about $200.00 of them they're going to be offered 99 year leases and then foreign white farmers who were here because of bilateral trade agreements for example if they lost their land they have the right to apply for that land and if there's an aria way black people have been resettled on that land those people will then be moved to other parts of the country now it's a divisive issue a lot of people every emotion will bother some black people are very unhappy about t

following that story from the zimbabwean capital harare. the elephant in the swine were found in the uk a bangle adult was a puppet a popular tourist area and this one is home and one of the largest herds of elephants in southern africa now during the dry season the animals moved from country to country in the region looking for water in occasional hearings then bob with thing they seeing something similar the thing in the past few weeks or months dozens of elephants have also died in this country they've been compost to africa in the united kingdom for tasty still waiting for those results or because of covert 19 national parks in many parts of the region had been closed and the range that you can home in the bobby it means that very few fish were able to patrol the park and with it the elements have actually been affected recently opened into the bar which was the theory now going to try and increase those patrols and also try to use drones now if the body is not. a stranger to elephants dying for example over the years i gave. him cyanid

the mysterious deaths of at least $330.00 elephants hard in the chances following that story from harare in zimbabwe the elephants in botswana were found in the delta which is a popular tourist area but swan is home to one of the largest herds of elephants in southern africa during the dry season these animals move from country to country in the region looking for water and officials in zimbabwe saying that they're seeing something similar in the past few weeks or months dozens of elephants have died mysteriously and if this is the scene samples to south africa and united kingdom fortissimo still waiting for results of those tests now because the cause of 90 national parks in zimbabwe have been closed for months rangers have been told to go home which meant that a lot of patrols in the parks were not able to be done so officials can actually assess how many elephants that actually been affected parks have now reopened if which is the hoping to restart those patrols and possibly even use drones in zimbabwe practically every year elephants driver many from cyanide poisoning way poachers wi

the for inciting violence for supporting antigovernment protests or which has more from the capital harare. hopeless as relative show up at the high court hoping for good news the freelance journalist was arrested in july along with opposition leader jacob me both were charged with inciting public violence and had been in jail for more than 40 days they deny the allegations after several failed to build applications finally some good news for them of course we are happy that our client has now been granted bail that is the main that is the main purpose for us was to ensure that he gets out of course the fact that he has been incarcerated all this time is a huge injustice both conditions are extremely strict we feel that they are overly stringent they do even restrict his constitutional rights. the high court judge banned both men from posting on social media until the case is finalized on his 1st few private conservation they also have to surrender their possible it's and to report to the police 3 times a week but they say they will not be silenced no trial date has been set up for a new z

has more from harare. after more than 2 weeks in detention feline's jealous hope what she was denied bail these accuse of using social media to encourage people to protest over the economy and corruption in government opposition leader jake a woman is still behind bars he's accused of organizing last week's anti-government protests his bail ruling is on friday human rights lawyers say the bodies government is trying to silence voices of dissent when it happens in zimbabwe how those receive their fighting corruption. i walking the streets. and those saying you should be seen to be fighting corruption and getting more and more basic you to i think everybody knows that the guilty ones are walking the streets in the innocent ones being exposed. in human rights groups say they want the regional body set and the african union to publicly speak out against what they say is an increase in the recent abuses in zimbabwe the president of the douglas says there is no. crisis in the country he says dark forces inside a

but some teachers are on strike over concerns about safety shingai nyoka is in harare.quite patchy, in some schools, teachers were teaching but in some of the schools i had witnessed, students were just sitting in the class and there were no teachers there to teach. there we re no teachers there to teach. there were obviously the preventative measures had been taken with the hand washing as well as temperature checks, but the greatest concern is schools were open specifically in phases to allow for those that are right in the public school exams in december to be able to get some teaching time before those exams happened, but with the strike that has put all of that end out and there was some concern about the pa rents there was some concern about the parents that i spoke to about whether their children will pass. they say first it was covid and now it is the teacher strike. this is 0utside source, live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is... our top story — the new york times says donald trump paid just 750 dollars in federal income taxes, in the years before, and

from harare. robert mugabe 2017 he was under a lot of pressure from a new way in government to implement reforms economic reforms human rights reforms in terms of making the right to protection of property and the rule of law and to deal with the issue of land government is not trying to raise more than $3000000000.00 to compensate white. during the land reform program the. bombing about $200.00 of them there going to be. 99 year leases and in foreign white farmers who are here because of bilateral trade agreements for example. if they lost their land they have the right to apply for that land and if they were canady away black people have been told on that land those people will then be moved to other parts of the country now it's a divisive issue a lot of people every emotional bond in some black people are very unhappy about the government the argument is that why i think his came to this part of africa in the 1819 they call that they forced thousands of black people to move off they land into

i went to the priest andndhey were friends with charles harars my father charles hararris, so there waso help. amy: coral anika theill, thank you for being with us, former member of the people of praise catholic community for five years from 1979-1984. forced to join the organization by her husband at the time. she documents her experience in her memoir. next up, we go to the latest news that immigration authorities say they have stopped sending women detaiaines to a georgia gynecologist accused of sterilizing the female prisoners without their consent. and we go back and look atat the disturbibing history of forced sterilization of chicano women in los angeles. ayay witus.. ♪music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. in georgia, immigration authorities have stopped sending immigrant women detainees held in the irwin county detention center to a gynecologist accused of sterilization procedures without consent. on tuesday, we interviewed the whistleblower nurse dawn wooten who worked at irwin and said that women

incitement ahead of anti-government protests our correspondent her metacity has more from the capital harare. after more than 2 weeks in detention feline's jealous hope what's been going on was denied bail easy keys of using social media to encourage people to protest over the economy and corruption in government opposition leader jacob got a woman is still behind bars he's accused of organizing last week's anti-government protests his bail ruling is on friday human rights lawyers say the bodies government is trying to silence voices of dissent what happens in zimbabwe how those rules say they're fighting corruption. i walking the streets with the heat in their pockets and those saying you should be seen to be fighting corruption and getting more and more basic you to i think everybody knows that the guilty ones are walking the streets and the innocent ones are being exposed for the indian and human rights groups say they want the regional body set and the african union to publicly speak out against what they say is an increase in a race and abuses in zimbabwe the president emerson and i wil

has more from the capital harare. well when president in with them and then took over from robert mugabe in 2017 he was under a lot of pressure from many ways in government to implement reforms economic reforms human rights reforms in terms of making sure people have the right to protection of property and the rule of law and to deal with the issue of the government is not trying to raise more than 3000000000 dollars to compensate whites and bob in farmers who lost their land during the land reform program the farmers who are currently farming about $200.00 of them they're going to be offered 99 year leases and in foreign white farmers who were here because of bilateral trade agreements for example if they lost their land they have the right to apply for that land and it is a canard away black people have been muted on that land those people will then be moved to other parts of the country now it's a divisive issue a lot of people every emotional by this time black people are very unhappy about this government move th

is following developments from harare so rather they know what the cause is what are they doing about it. well the elephant in the one with found in the bungle delta was the puppet a popular tourist area and this one is home and one of the largest herds of elephants in southern africa now joining the dry season these animals move from country to country in the region looking for water in officials here in zimbabwe a thing they seeing something similar the thing in the past few weeks or months dozens of innocence have also died in this country they've been posed to south africa and the united kingdom for taste is still waiting for those results and because of covert 19 national parks in many parts of the region had been closed and so rangers have been sent home and into the body it means that very few places were able to patrol these parks into a safe haven in advance of actually being affected packs of recently opened in zimbabwe who say they're not going to try and increase those patrols and also try to use drones now if the body is not. a stranger to elephants dying for example over

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in the capital harare. pople relative show up at the high court hoping for good news the freelance journalist was arrested in july along with opposition leader jacob got over me both were charged with inciting public violence and had been in jail for more than 40 days they deny the allegations after several failed to build applications finally some good news for them of course we are happy that our client has now been granted bail that is the main that is the main purpose for us was to ensure that he gets out of course the fact that he has been incarcerated all this time is a huge injustice conditions are extremely strict we feel that they are overly stringent they do even restrict his constitutional rights. the high court judge banned both men from posting on social media until the case is finalized on his 1st few private consultations and they also have to surrender their possible it's and to report to the police 3 times a week but they say they will not be silenced no trial date has been set for a new zi

let's see the situation in harare with the help of shingai nyoka.vid—19. some of the schools that we went around in the capital today they strike seems to have been quite patchy in some schools there were teachers that were teaching some of the schools that i have witnessed there we re schools that i have witnessed there were no teachers dared to teach the preventative measures have been taken with the handwashing as well as the temperature checks in the greatest concern is schools where opened specifically in phases to allow for those that are writing the public school exams in december to be able to get some teaching time before those exams happen but with the strike that has put all of that and out and there were some concerns about their parents that i spoke to about their parents that i spoke to about where were the children and first it was covid—19 and now it is the teachers strike. i want to update you on the wildfires in california. they have burned through more than 1.4 hectares this year — far exceeding any other year in the state's histo

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