1st batch of nearly $300.00 men arriving in addas how they made the dangerous trip across the horn of africa through yemen and into saudi looking for work ethiopia says it hopes to repatriate at least a 1000 workers every week from a total of $40000.00 migrants on persons died and $200.00 others have been injured in another night of violence in the northern lebanese city of tripoli these pictures appear to show the security forces using live ammunition to disperse dozens of protesters who say they were responding to hand grenades thrown by demonstrators there's anger at a lockdown which many say has made lebanon's economic crisis even worse. a court in frankfurt to sentence the man who killed a politician baltar lipka in 2019 to life in prison luka was a prominent voice in favor of accepting refugees and migrants stefan ernst tatel reddy admitted killing him ahead of the verdict he shot the christian democrat outside his own home those are your headlines up next it's witness the unforgiven. my name is a sad lander. i used to be guards at jollibee to prison camp. irish never happened. i reall

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i was appreciative of the dialogue you and senator coons had about the horn of africa. at is looking like a civil war in ethiopia. the grand ethiopian renaissance is growing and could boil over. growing attention and conflicts, the horn of africa is of extreme merry importance. we see humanitarian disasters there before of staggering human toil and one of the more important shipping lanes, 10% of all local cargo. you use the words with him that you want to have diplomatic active engagement. what does that mean? >> it means showing up at the right levels to use with diplomatic weight we have with the government, with the leadership any cob in the first instance and a number of things on think of the very least need to be done in short order. >> i think all that is great but why not appoint a special envoy to the horn of africa? take a quick look at that. >> i share the concern you have that this is something, instability sparked by aggression and events, now we have refugees on the receiving end, other states being affected and the potential to spillover is a real concern

it straddles 11 countries of the horn of africa in order to fight desertification. d we launched a new initiative for financial disclosure. dr. schwab: mr. president, if we take all of these changes, does it mean that we will need to bring about a new era or mode of globalization ? a new normal for globalization? pres. macron: yes, it does. everything we are talking about is pointing into the same direction. there are three elements in particular. first of all, we need to build a new consensus. on november 11, during the paris peace summit, we tried to bring together heads of states, ngos, intellectuals, to try and think about what we immodestly called the paris consensus. the idea was to observe, basically, that we needed to move beyond the washington consensus, we needed to move beyond deregulation and the end of state intervention. this was a discussion we have been having since the beginning. we need to build a new consensus that integrates all of this. second of all, we need to find a new mode of cooperation between states, basically to go back to an efficient b

to hear more from you perhaps about how we will meet that specifically in a context of africa in the context of the hornof africa the dnc and the region. had we begin to combat that chinese competition? >> i couldn't agree more. i think we are seeing china's commercial diplomacy that goes beyond the simple commercial proposition originally at the heart of what they are doing but we have a couple of things to work with. what one is the fact that the way china engages in commercial policy tents to be a pretty bad deal for the recipients except possibly for the leader who may benefit from the corrupt aspect of that. when china's coming in and laying down on countries in the way that they can possibly afford so ultimately they own the asset and they can't repay the resources are taken with the people to pay it off the debt. when they bring in chinese workers instead of using local workers to build the projects no environmental standards and the corruption that comes with it i think more and more countries that have been on the receiving end of china's largess have come to regret. that's one piece and i thin

hazy sunshine which stretches down across the gulf of aden into the northeastern corner of africa just around horn of africa generate dry and pharmacy more showers than just pushing across southern parts of kenya some showers there in sioux a good part of tanzania where weather continues to drape its way down across balls water with rain for south africa. from. the 1st hand glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the age of donald trump we are fighting the fake tears fake phony the enemy of the people through the eyes of a veteran white house correspondent what do you base your lax on polices or down the press is not after trying this after the blacks were not the enemy of the people we are the people the usa the current battleground whose truth is it anyway on. this underwater treasure is a risk of disappearing juice a coral bleaching caused by rising temperatures when we think about the great barrier the area its cultural heritage its iconic and the tourism industry based on stats we will lose instantly if we have another bleaching event of these magnitude if this continues they just w

it travels 11 countries of the south and horn of africa in order to fight decertification. and biodiversity we launched a new initiative for financial disclosure. and this is key. so these are the three pillars i would like to put forward. mr. president, if we take all of these changes does it mean that we need to bring about a new era or a new mode of globalization? a new normal for globalization? >> yes, it does. everything that we're talking about is pointing into the same direction and three elements in particular. first of all, we need to build a new concensus. on november the 11th last-- during the paris peace summit we tried to bring together heads of states, ngo's, intellectuals to try and-- and ngo's to try and think about what we modestly called the paris concensus, it's everywhere, it doesn't matter. the idea was to observe basically that we needed to move beyond the washington concensus, we needed to above beyond deregulation and the end of a state intervention. so and this is the discussion that we have been having since the beginning. we need to build a new co

hazy sunshine highs here in doha of around 22 degrees celsius full of the dry weather into the horn of africa somalia essentially set fair you call plenty of showers having said that across the heart of africa some heavy showers into uganda just around lake victoria whether they're into the democratic republic of congo pushing all the way across into northern parts of angola for southern africa this week we have some really heavy rain with pulling that tropical moisture out of central parts easing down across that eastern side of namibia the remnants of i wrote tropical cyclone charlayne there and that wetter weather that's going to continue just pushing its way into south africa so really peping up as we go on through monday some heavy downpours coming through here that wetter weather will gradually ease over towards the far south of mozambique and that is quite a few showers there madagascar. back. to scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just bec

of hazy sunshine it stretches down across the gulf of aden into that northeastern corner of africa just around horn of africa generally try and pharmacy more showers there just pushing across southern parts of kenya some showers there into a good part of tanzania where weather continues to drape its way down across balls want to with rain for south africa. but. as a celebration of tradition life. and love of. al-jazeera was again where insights into the diverse culture of somalia as it follows 2 different couples in putting on their lives to get on to weddings some money style announces their. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here this hour brazil's president jacques holds a narrow as valid to quickly vaccinate everybody in the country as his popularity falls zillions are angry at the government's slow vaccine rollout the country has the 2nd highest death toll in the world. the us drug company novak says it's corona virus vaccine has shown to be more than 89 percent effective during the trial in the united kingdom the company is now expected to apply for a regulated review of any trial

days temperatures in doha at around 22 degrees but pleasant by a pleasant by day 2 across the horn of africa for the a showers into central parts we'll see some showers there around lake victoria in the democratic republic of congo the showers extend their way right the way up into the gulf of guinea of course and further south are still looking at some pretty heavy rain from the remnants of tropical cycler el always will be down to southern possible swan to central and eastern parts of south africa still seeing some wet weather which aggression make its way through the eastern cape. sponsible cuts on at ways. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe you're $39.00 is involved in everything that makes money for north korea. to carry defer to customers so they come to us and. the money this year and it goes straight into the coffers us leadership a $2.00 part people in power investigation bureau $39.00 cash for came to on jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera this hour israel's most senior military commander has revealed the development of

1st group of nearly $300.00 men arriving in addis ababa they made the dangerous trip across the horn of africa through yemen and into saudi looking for work ethiopia says it hopes to repatriate at least 1000 workers every week from a total of 40000 up next it's the stream i will see you very soon but. the american people have finally reality as i see it. more dangerous the world is looking at us. with the election behind us the republican party dumptruck your weekly take on us politics and society at the bottom of. a. continuous stream. is how it's. american aspiration is what drove the women of this nation throughout history to demand equal rights and the authors of the bill of rights to claim freedoms that had rarely been written down before. us flies president color house on inauguration day so that was where it started and this is how it's going the biden agenda for women what could you do next 4 years be like for women and girls not just in america but around the well that is the focus of that conversation really interested in your comments your ideas you don't have to be optimistic you c

nothing much to speak of there of a little further south one of 2 showers pushing towards the horn of africa but essentially it stays dry and fine here because showers too long spells of right across the heart of africa down across the rift valley some really wet weather continuing into that eastern side of south africa and other wetter weather starting to make its way a little further northwards are going to see that gradually notching up into southern areas of mozambique as we go through the next day or 2 shows become a little more widespread across central parts of mozambique zimbabwe also seeing some wet weather along with botswana elsewhere will see some showers there in madagascar antananarivo a 29 degrees. qatar airways gay com and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table the law is in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls dads off in the jet mines and legalized pedophiles on adderall online jumping to the comments section and meeting to be part of the discuss

end of the red sea of it which a beauty might see a shower to here as well but for much of the horn of africa it stays fine and dry the shot was where they should be for the south plenty of them as well just around the rift valley showers there in suez zambia that eastern side of angola seeing some heavy showers notice some rather wet weather there into namibia this is the remnants of our old tropical cyclone which made its way across madagascar through the mozambique channel just last week pushing across him by a boy all the way into namibia now nothing a little further south which is no longer a tropical softened of course but this intense area why pressure brings some rather heavy rain into a good part of south africa was to go through the next couple of days east in part saying some heavier rain as we go on through chews day by wettest a grassy make its way out into the open waters of the southern indian ocean. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of inv

nothing much to speak of there of a little further south wanted to showers pushing towards the horn of africa but essentially it stays dry and fine here because showers too long spells of right across the house of africa down across the rift valley some really wet weather continuing into that eastern side of south africa and other wetter weather starting to make its way a little further northwards are going to see that grassy notching up into southern areas of medicine because we go through the next day old seychelles become a little more widespread across central parts of missouri big zimbabwe or to seeing some wet weather along with botswana elsewhere will see some showers there in madagascar antananarivo 29 degrees. but. when all that seems to matter is the headline there is always 2 sides to a story when narratives and counter narratives of just curiosity the leader on the one hand the enemy is over neither on the other hand the listening post strips away the spin what kind of reporting if you can see it on the ground misinformation is right lays bare the bias so a lot of people believe t

couple days temperatures in doha at around 22 degrees but pleasant by pleasant by day 2 across the horn of africa plenty a showers into central parts we'll see some showers there around lake victoria. in the democratic republic of congo the shot extend their way or either way off into the gulf of guinea of course and further south are still looking at some pretty heavy rain from the remnants of tropical side. more beat down poles and to some possible swan a central and eastern parts of south africa still seeing some wet weather which aggression make its way through the eastern cape. qatar airways. criminal drug dealing shifted to places beyond the reach of. the many people in the afghan government to enforce drug trade guerilla wars in colombia. and mexico where the cartels have been responsible for a mass in a spiral of violence. the final episode of drug trafficking politics in our territories unconsciously or. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera israel's most senior military commander has revealed the development of new offensive lines against iran new tenant general says he'

doha with some pleasant sunshine the sunshine stretches down across the gulf of aden into the horn of africa a few showers just around the lake victoria into the rift valley and then as usual showers there across a good part of southern africa the wettest weather will continue across southeastern side of angola coming down across the botswana into the eastern half of south africa now remnants of a real tropical sites in the shallows continue here with wet weather the zimbabwe. freezing winds and rugged terrain and at times seem impossible. but the afghan traders who braved it will concur that it's no choice. can batting the impossible to sell magnets in isolated areas so. we follow that daring chinese as they overcome the extremists. risking it all afghanistan on al-jazeera. you're. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera a team of investigators sent by the world health organization is preparing to leave quarantine in the chinese city of new hands that looking into the origins of the corona virus covered 19 was 1st detected in late 2019. the new u.s. secretary of sta

1st batch of nearly $300.00 men arriving in at a suburb they made the dangerous trip across the horn of africa through yemen and into saudi arabia looking for work ethiopia says that it hopes to repair treat at least 1000 workers every week democratic republic of congo's prime minister has accepted a vote of no confidence in his government parliament voted to oust him on wednesday it's seen as a major political victory for president felix kady as his predecessor and rival joseph kabila had backed the prime minister. us such a buddy saunders is raising millions of dollars for charity using a popular meme of him and his mittens it comes at a time when millions of americans are struggling to put food on the table under chappelle reports. the senator from vermont became the unlikeliest of fashion icons at the inauguration by wearing woolly mittens made from repurpose sweaters and recycled plastic bottles made by school teacher i was just trying to keep warm trying to pay attention to what was going on within hours the image of bernie sanders was everywhere repurposed into days of hilarious content

1st batch of nearly $300.00 men arriving in addis ababa they made the dangerous trip across the horn of africa through yemen and into saudi arabia looking for work if the o.p.'s says it hopes to repatriate at least 1000 workers every week from a social of 40000 migrants. at least 53 people have been killed when a bus collided with a truck in western cameroon the truck was carrying flammable liquid 29 others were injured cameron's transport minister has now ordered an investigation. turner ascension to south america where armed forces in peru have tightened border security to prevent mostly venezuelan migrants from crossing over they say they are trying to stop the spread of coronavirus series of book reports from buenos aires. peruvian armed forces on their way to the border with a while ago it's the latest move by pitt was government to prevent mostly venice when my gran's from entering the country and potentially bringing coronavirus with them is there for us is that sarah or our borders are closed to the cemetery raisins and what we have to do is to make sure that any passage that takes pla

doha with some pleasant sunshine the sunshine stretches down across the gulf of aden into the horn of africa a few showers just around the lake victoria into the rift valley and then as usual showers there across a good part of southern africa the wettest weather will continue across the eastern side of angola coming down across the botswana into the eastern half of south africa now remnants of a real tropical sites in the shallows continue here with wet weather the zimbabwe. qatar airways gay com and may show you're not hyping the situation to be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table the law is in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls dads off in the jet mines and legalized pedophile on adult online jumping to the comments section and meeting to be part of the discussion this stream on out is the era. welcome back a greek of our top stories here this hour a team of investigators sent by the world health organization is preparing to leave quarantine the chinese city of new looking into the origins of the cor

the south want to see the showers pushing towards the horn of africa but essentially it stays dry andfine here because shallow is too long to spells of right across the hoss of africa down across the rift valley some really wet weather continuing into that eastern side of south africa and other wetter weather starting to make its way a little further north would say we're going to see that grassy notching up into southern areas of mags and bake as we go through the next day old seychelles become a little more widespread across central parts of missouri and big zimbabwe also seeing some wet weather along with botswana elsewhere will see some showers there in madagascar antananarivo. 29 degrees. for. the british iraqi journalist who's visualizing complex statistics in a simple art form i think your office are some really exciting opportunities to break apart from those systems of power and to collect data in a way that better represents the different communities challenging the mainstream misconceptions and hope the by creating handle illustrations it doesn't alienate people it doesn't

doha with some pleasant sunshine the sunshine stretches down across the gulf of aden into the horn of africa a few showers just around the lake victoria into the rift valley and then as usual showers there across a good part of southern africa the wettest weather will continue across southeast aside of angola coming down across the botswana into the eastern half of south africa now remnants of a real tropical sites in the shallows continue here with wet weather the zimbabwe. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground and in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse for 2200 people informed opinions how big this foreign policy in the early stages of a by ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like yours live get the vaccine when there's no money at all the rest of the rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al-jazeera. now all jews in. every. world health organization inspectors prepared to begin that long awaited study into how the

they have worked disasters from the pellet -- from the philippines to the horn of africa.ade disaster and profoundly affects farming. >> farming is a legacy, what your forefathers bequeathed to you. i am an engineer. whatever you are, you owe it to the seeds planted in the soil that allow you to flourish. reporter: the vast majority of india's farmers own fewer than three acres. for decades, they sold their produce in-home states, government sanctioned markets, a system that guaranteed minimum prices on key commodities. new laws take a deregulated free-market approach and make no mention of minimum support prices. farmers can sell to anyone, anywhere, but small farmers say that is meaningless to them. >> we don't have the ability to take our crops to different country, a different state. this was designed for the corporates. it is not in our favor. >> they did the same thing with phones. now they are doing the same to agriculture. they are totally against the farmers. reporter: they fear conglomerates would take over agriculture and put small farmers out of business. they

end of the red sea of it which a beauty might see a shower to here as well but for much of the horn of africa it stays fine and dry the shadows where they should be for the south plenty of them as well just around the rift valley showers there in suez zambia that eastern side of angola say some heavy showers notice some rather wet weather there into namibia this is the remnants of our old tropical cyclone which made its way across madagascar through the mozambique channel just last week pushing across him by a boy all the way into. now nothing a little further south which is no longer a tropical soften of course but this intense area why pressure brings some rather heavy rain into a good part of south africa was to go through the next couple of days east in part saying some heavier rain this we go on through chews day by wettest a grassy make its way out into the open waters of the southern indian ocean. the. teach it strong man is ruling with an eye and faced and the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the march for sea for security while western le

the red sea of it which a beauty might see a shower would see here as well but for much of the horn of africa these days 5 and dry the shot was where they should be for the south plenty of them as well just around the rift valley showers there in suez zambia that eastern side of angola say some heavy showers notice some rather wet weather there into namibia this is the remnants of our old tropical cyclone which made its way across madagascar through the mozambique channel just last week pushing across him by a boy all the way into namibia now nothing a little further south which is no longer a tropical soften the coast but this intense area why pressure brings some rather heavy rain into a good pasta south africa was to go through the next couple of days eastern part seeing some heavier rain as we go on through chews day by wettest a grassy make its way out into the open waters of the southern indian ocean. one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drive as. we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme condition

batch of nearly 300 men arriving back in at a suburb they made the dangerous trip across the horn of africa through yemen into saudi arabia looking for work ethiopia says that it hopes to repatriate at least $1000.00 workers every week from a total of $40000.00 migrants. after an air month long quiet period the u.k. soup seaports to france and belgium are expected to get back to normal this week but businesses are watching anxiously having to battle through new export paperwork brought in after briggs's for some it may it may be in saying farewell to their biggest markets john the whole reports now from dover and southern england. it's been a bad 12 months for covert hit retail and hospitality we could complete grocery offer greengrocery through both through good through the delicatessen bread from fantastic bakery down to folkestone but for small and medium sized businesses like this one importing stock from the e.u. what lies ahead is also uncertain thanks to brics it would talk about small businesses who didn't have to digest through these great trade deals between between states right i

show the 1st batch of nearly $300.00 men arriving and they made the dangerous trip across the horn of africa through yemen and into saudi arabia looking for work you see opiates as it hopes to repatriate at least 1000 workers every week from a total of 40000 migrants time here whether his efforts. hello there was say some lively weather across southeastern parts of the united states you can see this by the cloud here that brought the tornado crossed northern parts of florida on this cold front things squatting down now the main weather action is further west we have another area of low pressure which has been pushing in across the pacific northwest across a good part of california and it has led to some disruptions some flooding widespread flooding here heavy rain and some snow said the snow over the high ground by the heavy rain moving down across the burn scars of the hills of california has led to some mudslides and as you can see some disruption and the power outages as well and people evacuated from their homes this study is disturbed as we go on through the next couple of days actually

united sikhs has worked natural disasters from the philippines to the horn of africa. different, says singh, who lives in dallas. it's a man made disaster, he says and profoundly affects farming, where sikhs have a rich tradition. >> it's farming as your legacy as what your forefathers have bequeathed to you. i'm an engineer, you know, but whatever you are, you owe it to those seeds that were planted in the soil that allowed you to flourish. >> reporter: the vast majority of india's farmers own fewer than three acres. for decades, they've sold their produce in their home states in government sanctioned markets called ¡mandis'-- a system that guaranteed minimum prices on several key commodities. the new laws take a deregulated, free market approach and make no mention of minimum support prices. farmers can now sell to anyone, anywhere. but small holders, like dalvir singh and raju pradhan, say that's meaningless to them. >> ( translated ): we don't have the ability to take our crops to a different country, to a different state, this whole law was designed for the corpor

batch of nearly $300.00 men arriving in at a suburb or they made a dangerous trip across the horn of africa through yemen and into saudi looking for work if the o.p.'s says it hopes to repatriate at least 1000 workers every week of 40000 migrants. one person has died and 200 others have been injured in another night of violence in the northern lebanese city of tripoli these pictures do appear to show security forces using live ammunition to disperse dozens of protesters police say they were responding to hand grenades thrown by demonstrators there is anger at a lockdown which many say has made lebanon's economic crisis even worse than it was before. still to come for you here on the news are struggling to cope with cope with 19 doctors in central and south america say they don't have enough supplies to deal with a surge of interaction it's. just not it's pushed up and unfortunately it's a little like a ponzi scheme a warning for investors about the sudden rise in stock sales of the gaming retail company and game stop. at a shop in the premier league is man united lose at home to people to t

worry, as well, that what started there has the potential to be destabilizing throughout the horn of africa so, i would like to see american diplomacy fully engaged to contend with this challenge. and you cite add number of other places where i share your concerns about the elections in uganda, concerns in cameroon, recently, particularly violence directed at the anglophone population, so we have challenges i think where the united states can help make a difference and that starts with being engaged. >> thank you, senator coons. >> and just in closing, i share your commitment to a diverse work force in the state department and to ensuring that the state department has the resources it needs to do its job well. i could not agree more, and we have to connect foreign policy to the daily concerns of average working people across this country. you will be an extent leader in doing so and i very much look forward to supporting your nomination as working with you. thank you for your indulgence, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator coons. next up is senator graham and after that senator murphy, howe

let me walk across to africa and take you to a country, somalia, here on the horn of africa, which, sincederwent explosive intensification as it moved into somalia from the arabian sea, bringing not only destructive winds, but also a year's worth of rain in just two days. cyclones are the same type of storm as typhoons and hurricanes, and when hurricane hanna made landfall in texas injuly, it was the first of a record—tying six hurricanes to hit the usa in an extraordinary 2020 atlantic season. sarah has that story. thanks, nick. the 2020 atlantic hurricane season was like no other. we haven't got time to go through every record it broke because there were just so many storms exceeding all forecast expectations. not only a record total of storms, but the majority being the earliest on record for their number. these are the storms that developed just during the month of september — a record ten in total. and in september, the list of preplanned storm names ran out, which meant meteorologists had to start using the greek alphabet for only the second time to find new storm names. hurricane i

plays a role so this doesn't spread further into the horn of africa and i think you will be a great representative>> thank you. we will turn to senator young. thank you mr. chairman. madam ambassador welcome to the committee. chinese leadership of specialized agencies influenced to secure leadership to the positions and its failure toz abide and a basic code of decency or all problems facing the united states now, today within the united nations. if confirmed, how will you use the power to hold china accountable for its behavior within the united nations and beyond? >> thank you for that question. i see that as my highest priority if i'm confirmed that the united nations and that is the push against chinese influence and the council and it will mean working with our allies and bringing them on board and getting their support to push back against to the chinese. and as i said earlier, calling them out, every opportunity that we have on their efforts to have greater influence on the united nations and to bring a set of values to the united nations that doesn't fit the organization that we all suppor

i worry as well that what started their has the potential to be destabilizing throughout the horn of africa i would like to see the diplomacy fully engaged to contend with of this challenge. you said in a number of other places i share your concerns about the elections in uganda and cameroon. recently particularly violence directed at the population so there is a whole series of places we have challenges where i think the united states can help make a difference and that starts with being engaged. >> i share your commitment to a diverse workforce and ensuring they have the resources it needs to do its job well. i look forward to supporting your nomination and working with you. thank you for your indulgence, mr. chair. >> next up is senator graham. after that, senator murphy. however, between the two, we will take a humanitarian break for about ten minutes as we have been at this for a couple of hours. you are holding up well, but we don't want you to whether so we will take a look after senator graham's usual appointment questions. >> thank you. i will try to make sure that i don't violate

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sunshine always here in doha of around $22.00 degrees celsius full of the dry weather into the horn of africa somalia essentially set fat you've got plenty of showers having said that across the heart of africa some heavy showers into uganda just around like the doria whether they're into the democratic republic of congo pushing all the way across into northern parts of angola for southern africa this way we have some really heavy rain is pulling that tropical moisture out of central parts easing down across the eastern side of namibia the remnants of i wrote tropical cyclone charlayne there and that wetter weather that's going to continue just pushing its way into south africa so really peping up as we go on through monday some heavy downpours coming through here that wetter weather will gradually ease over towards the fall south of. the next quite a few showers there madagascar. on in the twenty's highway to india killed his young lieutenant wick is close to. one of my knees travels to the villages with parents only underwrites doing the things . on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks