i'll continue to play my way into international africa. it for hong kong's democratic movement and urge the international community to hold china accountable to address the human violations, human rights violations in change and end in hong kong. do you think you'll ever go back to hong kong? i'm an actress. i'm not entitled to lose hope. so i am hopeful that i can return home cong. but in that case, telling our world see the democracy and freedom in hong kong. but it takes a long while. you really believe that? i do? i think many individuals not only in hong kong, but in china they, they also have to have that hope. and it takes a lot of efforts or maybe sacrifices from our generation or maybe fischer generations to achieve that. but i think the fate of people will never die and will never give up. do nearly all of the morning. i can't sleep because you know, was concerned for him though, swore to swallow on the news all the signals. there's no use. no love love for the wicked was a real world gives me a the can't sleep early, couldn't sle

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i'll continue to play my way into international africa, it for hong kong's democratic movement, and urge the international community to hold china accountable to address the human violations, human rights violations in change and end in hong kong. do you think you'll ever go back to home cole? i'm an actress. i'm not entitled to lose hope. so i am hopeful that i can return home cong. but in that case, tying seed to democracy and freedom in hong kong. but it takes a long while. you really believe that i do, i think many individuals not only in hong kong, but in china they, they also have to have that hope. and it takes a lot of efforts or maybe sacrifices from our generation or maybe future generations to achieve that. but i think the fate of people will never die and will never give up in the crosshairs of turkey's secret service. kurdish austrian green party member barry bonds bassline doesn't go anywhere anymore without police protection. austrian politician worked to bring attention to human rights violations in turkey . now our life is in danger. focused on europe. 30 minutes on d. w

settlements in most and not african cities living conditions are often really tough on young intern in south africa came up with a great idea to make things better. indeed they built homes out of bricks made from recycled rubble the houses are safer and more sustainable than the usual metal shocks people were pretty skeptical at 1st but tenants are now moving into the houses he's built who went to sweat so to find out more about this. the township of soweto lies just south of johannesburg formerly a home to mine is the region now has around 4000000 residents no one knows the exact number. most live in corrugated sheet metal shocks and that's just what young entrepreneur london wants to change he wants to have lots of brick houses built 50000 homes needed in the johannesburg metropolitan area. coming to look for work opportunities so most of them to prefer to live in intelligence because it's cheaper to live there when you're ready. to move from where i used to work so this creates an opportunity for homeowners to actually create a coalition for those people where the event. starts. in a formal mann

the importance of the g twenty compact with africa, which began under the german leadership and is now being continued by the world bank and the international monetary fund. this is mr. compact with africa. straight to brussels then, and our correspondent, teri schultz, who is following this for us. terry of the g. twenty summit is over the top of the agenda was of course a supporting economic growth after the global downturn caused by covert nineteen. what steps can these leaders actually take? well, let's consider the fact that these are the twenty largest economies in the world. so if these leaders want to make something happen, they need to pull out their checkbooks, right? so they could make things happen and they do discuss very important issues that would have been important even without the coronavirus crisis. and that is debt relief reform of the world trade organization. but of course, there's a much, much stronger point on these reforms with the poorest countries being hit so hard by coded nineteen. so what they say does matter, but it still depends on each of these leaders to go back to their countries and make policies happen.

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africa a real development on industrialization. and so that's going to require well certainly for some considerable period a more internal utilization in africa of the enormous natural gas finds that have been happening in both east and west africa. we have to keep in mind the goals, economic development, universal access, and of course, as low carbonate trajectory as can be realized in putting together a coherent solution. and again, universal access, integration of on and off grid, focus on development and as vera said, creating financially viable systems to provide the -- the electricity, the energy, not with a short term focus but with a long-term focus all must come together. and it will be technology, but it will also be things like significant elevation and best practices, etc., in terms of regulation, without stable, predictable regulation, it will be very hard for the kind of load serving entitys that we need to -- to really put in the capital investment to serve the people's needs. >> just quickly if you can, and these are all big questions. tell me where the private sector fits in here? how do we make sure that they t in

africa on their first tour since the coronavirus pandemic outbreak last march. they're playing the first of three 2020 matches right now before taking on the same opposition in three one day internationalsand put south africa in to bat. ben croucher reports. after eight months without a game, playing of self and isn't really an option in t20 cricket events most feared team in the game, unless an ideal start for south africa. they manage to reach the construct a competitive total led by captain. building from the front, pulling his side along with him. under the moonlight, the site to stop his promising start. he departed for 58 and prove his progress wasn't stu nted and prove his progress wasn't stunted on a slowing wicket until a few plate strikes. it left england chasing what looked like an awkward 182 -- a chasing what looked like an awkward 182 —— a few plate strikes. this is him with the balljust the second of england's, there is egyptian geese actually. if england were to win from here, a thriller in cape town. well, i'm pleased to say that i'm joined now by sussex fast bowler tymal mills who's been watching the match. 73 days since england played, how are they doing? 73 days sinc

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joining us from paris is vincent fu share, a consulting senior analyst for west africa at the international crisis group. welcome to you both, gentlemen. i'll start with you. if i may just try to help us understand boko haram a little bit. what is their motivation? it's a very they have a very narrow concept of what they consider to be a true muslim. they attack islamic institutions more often than christian. most of their attacks against civilian targets. markets bus stops i.d.p. camps. what is their? what is their raison d'etre? thanks for having an issue, not bookworm. i mean it's in the name or means rejecting with an education that without a question is, is forbidden. so they are, the primary aim is to do with everything in and this bizarre way of creating that this see us, you know, begins the belief which is really, which is really we are to some order violence done years saw in the last decade or so. does it were very much in no, they've been how long they've been a pretty and the other victims have primarily be more muslims than, than who christine said, they bombed a few churches

i spoke to recut, if he is the project director for north africa at international crisis group. he says the potential for escalation here is very worrying. well, what is different and obviously very warring about the situation right now, is that disco be seen? probably as the 1st 2 real violation of the cease fire that has actually been in place since 1991. and the cease fire was actually always pretty much respected by both sides. what is different now is that we have seen over the past few weeks. the police are your front trying to stop the flow of goods between morocco and mauritania to has to go through the buffer zone that the police are in front. i would say more or less controls in protests. the fact of the united nations have been, would say, quite negligence towards this issue. there was no point meant for several months now of a u.n. special envoy to try and mediate between the 2 sides. and there was a perception within the police ario that the latest security resolution approved by united nations security council was to close to the moroccan position and to ante. so t

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in the town of america in tikrit starr from the international committee of the red cross or visited one of the main hospitals in crystal wells is the africa spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross. she joins us now from belfast by skype. thank you very much for being with us. so can you bring us up there with what your teams are telling you about the situation in the hospitals in particular? of course. so the last update i have from our team and my colleagues from this afternoon and the city as of this afternoon, was quiet. but obviously this follows a day of fighting around the city yesterday on saturday. our team as well as our partner at the ethiopia, red cross, we have been able to move around the city, red cross ambulances have been able to evacuate the injured and transport the dead to a hospital in mccalla, which our team also visited yesterday and found a really, frankly dire picture. this is one of the main her for all hospitals in the city. and yesterday afternoon, the team as to made it that about 80 percent of the patients in that hospital were suffering from trauma injuries. and what this influx meant is

is political, not military stuff from the international committee of the red cross have visited, one of the main hospitals in mckellar crystal wells is the africa spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross. she says around 80 percent of people that were suffering control my injuries. the last update i have from our team and michaela is from this afternoon and the city as of this afternoon was quiet. but obviously this follows a day of fighting around the city yesterday on saturday. our team as well as our partner at the ethiopian red cross, we had been able to move around the city, red cross ambulances have been able to evacuate the injured and transport the dead to a hospital in mccalla, which our team also visited yesterday and found a really, frankly dire picture. this is one of the main referral hospitals in the city. and yesterday afternoon the team as to made it that about 80 percent of the patients in that hospital were suffering prum trauma injuries. the u.n. says at least $110.00 civilians have been killed and many more injured in brutal attacks on 2 villages in the north east of nigeria. around 30 of the men who were

saharan studies under loose from lisbon is ricardo fabiani project director covering north africa at the international crisis group. thanks to you all for joining us, ricardo, or begin with you if i may just help us understand why algeria is so important to all of this, it's the main support of the policy front. why and how much influence does algeria have over? what happens next? well g. area is undoubtedly i would say a key piece of this complicated puzzle 1st of all because we're talking about one of the largest countries in the region. and obviously one of. 'd marcus' most important neighbors. so even just by geographical terms, we're talking about a very important factor in this area. but most importantly, argyria has opposed markers, an exception of the western sahara territory, since 1975, and has supported hosted and financed the parties are a front as well as hosting a large section of the refugee population. indeed area. so in the refugee camps of their intended of. so algeria is effectively the main backer of the police area front since mid seventy's and has enormous influence over what the

and to be a skirt you were talking about the international aspects of all this. india and south africa believe have already come out and said that there should be no peyton's on, at least some of the vaccines that come out. so they can be locally manufactured. is that a realistic route to go down? it's a good suggestion, how realistic it is, is difficult to say because development of the vaccine, obviously cause a lot of money. and many taxpayers have paid a lot of money into the development of the drugs. so to release, to put the patent right away, obviously is a discussion that is important in terms of addressing the global aspect of the pandemic. i personally think it should be made available to these countries so they can develop them themselves. that's a very important aspect. but of course, these companies say, hey, i developed this so please at least pay me my share that i have invested you know, think again, i'm interested in your contribution here because it is such a fundamental question. it's really a difficult ethical question because the taxpayers also invested into the de

the international monetary fund anticipates g.d.p. per capita in africa in sub-saharan africa rather to shrink by an average of 5 point one percent across the region in 2020. that's pretty significant. however, the resources to provide relief aren't always on hands, though, according to the overseas development institute, as of mid august, the economic stimulus in $23.00 of the $49.00 sub-saharan african countries amounted to a meager 3.4 percent of g.d.p. . as compared to plans from g. 20 nations, which amounted to roughly 27 percent of their g.d.p. . and there we see it there. the question now what to do with those limited resources for african countries? a one think tank focused on clean energy. the rocky mountain institute argues the country should focus on energy related projects. and the authors of a recent paper say that doing so would create new jobs to hear industries that need reliable electricity, and have spillover effects in other parts of the economy. and joining me now is one of the authors of that paper, francis lesia. he joins me from his

ricardo fabiani is the project director for north africa international crisis group. he says the potential for escalation is warrior. well, what is different and obviously very warring about the situation right now, is that discord be seen probably as the 1st 2 real violation of the cease fire that has actually been in place since 1991. and the cease fire was actually always pretty much respected by both sides. what is different now is that we have seen over the past few weeks, the police area fronts, trying to stop the flow of the goods between morocco and mauritania, has to go through the buffer zone that the police are in front. i would say more or less controls in protests. the fact that the united nations have been, would say, quite negligence towards this issue. there was no point meant for several months now of a un special envoy to try and mediate between the 2 sides. and there was a perception within the police ario that the latest security resolution approved by, you know, the nation security council was to close to the moroccan position and to ante portas a

the president and chief executive of africa international media group she's live via skype thanks so much for being with us so just how much is a little bit about why a less than what i ended up running in this election in the 1st place. you know. cause obviously he had only 2 terms to google but he's. hand-picked successor and i googled for you barry has to wait certainly a couple of weeks ahead it will be election just a couple weeks and you are a very sinister past in terms of. in. other words when you eat. what has built the country and made it to a very prosperous. we seem to be having a few problems with that with a line to my or below i'm afraid we're not hearing you and you're breaking up quite badly i'm sorry apologies for that and thanks to my old have your for that contribution there now a 70 year old man has been pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed building 2 days after a powerful earthquake rocked parts of turkey and greece but hopes of rescuing more people are dwindling as the total number of deaths passes 60 most of those victims and much of the damage was in t

international. he is the author of the report on the alleged massacre enterprise. welcome to day debbie is africa for sam. how did you 1st learn of this? and it's a message we kept. all of these are listen, there's a drone, some social media posts where the number of dead bodies were posted. legends out there killed in my travels and killed a solitary to mississippi about. and to tell us more about the victims who they are . the victors written essays who were interviewed for the 2 cities, such as a they told us most of them are daily. lot of us who go to town for this time of the year. and most of them are hard arse. as these drones are, national are desfontaines here to produce who is likely responsible for this really limited information we have under control and also security forces ramped to get out of regional development. there's a times you specify, so basic information, it is likely that security forces and militia look a militia who are accountable to the regional government are to be had at desks. ok, and i mean, this has happened as a conflict between the ethiopian defense force and t

this is news africa on the program today. amnesty international say full of civilians have been hacked and stabbed to death in ethiopia is northern region. up to right. prime minister has accused the to gripe people's liberation, branched off. the massacre to gratton officials, denies variables which and what have got his biggest football stars has returned from abroad to play for a club in the cotton itself. as someone with an interest in the local league. people look up to me as they look up to the g.o.p. and when the same old treat in the canyon contest between the environment and urban development. hello, i'm christine wonder. it's good to have your company. amnesty international say schools of people like the hundreds was stabbed and hacked to death in ethiopia is to grab a region on monday. that's the region way of federal military troops, all fighting regional forces. now the victims are said to be civilians, from the if any group working in the village of my khadra, i would this is have told amnesty that they found dead bodies strewn all o

arts and culture on you this is news africa on the program today. amnesty international say schools of civilians have been hacked and stabbed to death. any of you know, peers, northern region, up to pride, prime minister. it has accused fighters from the to gripe people's liberation front on the massacre. to grind, officials deny their involvement and what has got his biggest football stars has returned from abroad to play for a club in the crowd itself. as someone without interest in the local league. the people look up to me, especially the local players. they look up to them since those players for the g.o.p. . and when will this essentially old tree in the canyon contest between the environment and urban development. hello, i'm christine wonder, it's the tapioca company. amnesty international say schools of people likely hundreds was stabbed and hacked to death in ethiopia is to grab a region on monday. that's the region way. federal military troops, all fighting regional forces. now the victims all say to be civilians from the if a group working in the village off,

stressed the importance of the g 20 compact with africa, which began under the german leadership and is now being continued by the world bank and the internationalmonetary fund. this is mr. compact with africa. now, earlier we spoke to international trade specialist, christian blue to from the bertelsmann foundation. and i asked him how the g 20 leaders are planning to deal with the global economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. so i think the expectations were that ideally the leaders would be doing 3 things for the financing of it. relaunch, activate all the engines to relaunch the global economy and deal with the problem. financing constraints in the developing and emerging deal comic fall out of it. right now, the g. 20 leaders are also calling for vaccines to be distributed a fairly and cheaply and of course, with intense demand for vaccines and the high political stakes of diverting vaccines in their home countries. do you think these leaders will really be able to achieve that? so i would say the glass is half full. they have pledged that they will feel the violence soon get, but they have made as far as i'm aware, any concrete co

this is state of the news africa on the program today, amnesty international sais, fulls of civilians have been hacked and stabbed to death. any of us know all the region up to pry. prime minister has accused fighters from the to gripe people's liberation branched off. the massacre to grand officials deny their involvement and one of gun his biggest football stars has returned from abroad to play for a club in the crowd. its interest in the local league. people look up to the local players to look up the moves, his nose is all just as there is for the g.o.p. . so when will this century old treat indicating and contest between the environment and urban development? hello, i'm christine wonder. it's good to have your company, amnesty international say schools of people like the hundreds was stabbed and hacked to death in ethiopia is to grab a region on monday. that's the region way of federal military troops, all fighting regional forces. now the victims are safe to be civilians from the horrific group working in the village off. mike, i would this is have told amnesty that they found d

the international monetary fund anticipates g.d.p. current per capita in africa in sub-saharan africa rather to shrink by an average of 5 point one percent across the region in 2020. that's pretty significant. however, the resources to provide relief aren't always on hands. now according to the overseas development institute, as of mid august, the economic stimulus in $23.00 of the $49.00 sub-saharan african countries amounted to a meager 3.4 percent of g.d.p. . as compared to plans from g. 20 nations, which amounted to roughly 27 percent of their g.d.p. . and there we see it there. the question now what to do with those limited resources for african countries? a one think tank focused on clean energy. the rocky mountain institute argues the country should focus on energy related projects. and the authors of a recent paper say that doing so would create new jobs here, industries that need reliable electricity, and have spillover effects and other parts of the economy. and joining me now is one of the authors of that paper, francis lesia. he joins me from his excu

africa relationship based on mutual respect and shared values off international cooperation. and for more on this i'm joined by september a political scientist at the university of pretoria in south africa welcome to news africa so we've seen congratulating messages from african leaders to joe biden and camila harris what can we expect to see in terms of u.s. africa relations and the biden administration. our thanks so much for having me i think that what we can expect is to see a u.s. administration that's far more interested in africa donald trump is there a match not particularly interested in the african continent except. as it related to a u.s. china relations and he really did see africa as a battleground in terms of the u.s. his trade relations with china and he was not the key visited the african continent and any point during his presidency so i think that we'll see a lot more interest in africa particularly in development and security issues and trade issues trying to hide in the mystery and what has been biden's record on africa. so biden himself doesn't have a part

well, turn the is the deputy director of the africa program at crisis international crisis group. he says the u.a.e. does have assets in the region. the u.a.e. as has been using only arabs rent, almost all its campaign in yemen, has assets. is the state of the conflict that has also wound down. the u.a.e. is also important to the man in the report. ethiopia and eritrea, which was ignored by president deescalate tensions u.k. prime minister boris johnson has gone into the sound of isolation after coming into contact with someone who's been infected with corona virus. his office says he's feeling fine and will continue working from downing street. johnson fell ill with the virus in april. he spent several days in intensive care. the us has recorded 1000000, new coronavirus infections in just the past 6 days. johns hopkins university, which is tracking that rate globally. as kinds of more than 11000000 u.s. cases in total. it says 264000 americans have died and visors appointed by president elect joe biden have described the infection rates as deeply alarming. foreign tourists have a

tony is deputy director of the africa program at the international crisis group. he says the u.a.e. does have assets in the region. the u.a.e. as has been using but also on the eritrean coast or its campaign in yemen, has assets there. although these have been drawn down and the state of the conflict that has has also wound down the u.a.e. has also been, you know, in importance to the minds of players in the report flow between ethiopia and eritrea. which was signaled by a few between i'd be on the eritrean president decides that wiki to deescalate tensions or more than 20000 have now fled to sudan where the authorities are preparing for up to 200000 arrivals. the united nations and local groups are trying to help the refugees who've been arriving with very few possessions or provisions. refugees say they were artillery attacks and shooting in the streets with fighting, also spilling over from tigray into neighboring states. hundreds of people have been killed since prime minister ahmed launched the military offensive on them. but the 4th, this intrusion is very different to the the

africa relationship based on mutual respect and shared values off international cooperation. and for more on this i'm joined by cité. a political scientist at the university of pretoria in south africa welcome to news africa so we've see congratulating messages from african leaders to joe biden and camila harris what can we expect to see in terms of u.s. africa relations and the biden administration. thanks so much for having me i think that what we can expect is to see a u.s. administration that's far more interested in africa donald trump is there a match not particularly interested in the african continent except in so far as it's related to a u.s. china relations and he really did see africa as a battleground in terms of the u.s. his trade relations with china and he was not the key visited the african continent and any point during his presidency so i think that we'll see a local interest in africa particularly in development and security issues and trade issues. and what has been biden's record on africa. so biden himself doesn't have a particularly any detailed record o

damb attorney is deputy director of the africa program at the international crisis group. he says, the u.a.e. does have assets in the region as has been using but also on the eritrean coast or its campaign in yemen has assets. although these are state of the conflict, there has also wound down. the u.a.e. has also of importance to the man's employer in the reports, mortgage, ethiopia, and eritrea, which was ignored by you between r.b.i. president, deescalate tensions moroccan military forces say they've responded to an attack from a group which wants independence for the disputed west and the harra there but no reports of any casualties, but the policy area france says it's mobilizing thousands of volunteers for aka began a military operation on friday to reopen a key highway, which it said was blocked by the policies are in front. but despite a longstanding ceasefire, tensions have increased recently. evan scenes of jubilation in peru after interim president manual merino announced he is resigning after just 5 days in the job. he had been under mounting pressure to stand

day, no matter as deputy director of the africa program at the international crisis group. he says, the u.a.e. does have assets in the region. u.a.e. as has been using but also on the air tran, coast or its campaign in yemen has assets. although these are state of the conflict that has also wound down the u.a.e. has also, you know, importance diplomatic player in the rushmore between ethiopia and eritrea,, which was signaled by a deal between i.b.m., the eritrean president deescalate tensions still ahead on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump appears to acknowledge for the 1st time that joe biden has won the white house, but insists he won't concede. thousands of iraqis scramble to find shelter after camps where they have been for years are suddenly closed. hello the recent quiet weather in china is coming to an end. winter's not make itself felt really that still held up in the northeast corner a harbinger for degrees of the snow up here. but elsewhere the cloud is growing. the hint of blue, which means rain is coming up. there's still showers around japan and possibly

who cozies up to dictators, shreds climate t ange agreements, and quits international human rights organizations. of course, africa the u.s. through the lens of its own often-violent history. after all, this is the continent t at knows the cost of an election going up in flames when presidents refuse to lose. professor of u.s. studies gilbert khadiagala says most africans want democracy, even if their leaders don't. >> so if they don't have key partners like the u.s., then it partners like the u.s., becomes a bit problematic. so trump has been, i think, a threat to what i call the democratization of very fragile democracies in places like africa. >> reporter: dem >> reporter: democracy is still in its infancy here. khadiagala is worried that if the u.s. continues down this path of isolationism, that could completely eclipse america's influence. debora patta, cbs news, sohannesburg, south africa. >> reid: next on the "cbs weekend news," we get a civics lesson from a 101-year-old voter. change your thinking to ibs-c. if your constipation >> reid: we end tonight with a story of inspiration. nikki battiste introduces

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despite the 2 cases, the series is set to go ahead and will be south africa's 1st international action for 8 months in than have reported no positive coverage. 90 missiles, colombian golfer camilla b.j. guess is the lead of the r.s.m. classic tournaments on the p.g.a. to adjust 4 months off to the death of his daughter. 22 month old mia was battling brain and spine tumors when she died in july. jagers took a break from competitive golf, but he's now played a few tournaments and with these brother as he's caddy. he produced a flawless round on thursday, which included 6 birdies. it was kind nice this morning. i go on the range and see a little rainbow out there because i think you have me on so a little, let's have a good one. when i'm out there, it's so focused. there's so much going on, especially under these conditions. and they were my brother and you just follow it through a process a show, it doesn't distract me. but like i said when i, when i got on the range and i saw a rainbow, mean a listen here it is. she love colors and rainbows, and my wife was all about it and it was cool.

jonny bairstow was england's star as they beat south africa by 5 wickets in the first t20 internationals hit an impressive 58 as the home side posted 179 for 6 from their 20 overs. england's reply got off to a troubled start whenjason roy fell for a second ball duck but bairstow, dropped down to bat at 4, smashed four sixes in his 86 not out to see england over the line with four balls remaining. it seems to be one of my favourite grounds, like you say, and i quite like it being my favourite. it's an amazing place to come and play cricket. this ongoing down today over the mountain and it was just u nfortu nate we over the mountain and it was just unfortunate we did not have a special crowd into witness a game like that, because it would have been thoroughly enjoyable. late drama in rugby tonight and there were late goals in the premier league too as newcastle beat crystal the game was goalless until the 88th minute. but, then the breakthrough came. joelinton setting up callum wilson to score his seventh league goal since joining in the summer. and then just over a minute later, joelinto

despite the 2 cases, the series is set to go ahead and will be south africa's 1st international action for 8 months in and have reported no positive coverage 19 results. meanwhile, england's all rounder christian auden is eyeing a piece of history in the upcoming series. he needs to take 3 more we gets and he will overtake stuart broad record of 65 for england in t 20 internationals. so secret to look at up on me a little under. this is just to give everything i can team and towards a winning cause. and it is a part to the rugby championship and argentina are looking to build on their incredible win over new zealand. the pyramid has stemmed the rugby world with a 2515 victory last week in sydney with their 1st ever win over the all blacks. they were a lot of emotions on show and their coach wants them to keep that intensity against australia on saturday. we don't want to change. i think motions are a very good thing and passions are very quickly within our control to the way we play there was a lot of this is the way we should american skier, michela shafran is preparing to return to r

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international community. western sahara is widely considered to be africa's last colony.r the weekend, fighting broke out in several areas between the moroccan military and the polisario front, the sahrawi liberation movement seeking independence. meanwhile, morocco has intensified its repression in the occupied western sahara, raiding the homes of independence activists and cracking down on protests. moroccan military drones were reportedly spotted in the city of dajla. the ceasefire ended friday after the moroccan military broke into a no-go buffer zone in southern western sahara and exchanged fire with the polisario front. for the past three weeks, sahrawi civilian protesters had blocked a morocco-built road in the area that sahrawis consider to be illegal. the peaceful blockade backed up traffic for miles and cut off trade between morocco and mauritania to the south. the moroccan military entered the buffer zone friday morning to disperse the civilians, who were evacuated to safety by the polisario front. rocco took military action just hours after u.s. major general

africa following the status report, i am joined by dr. dean affordable. she's a senior lecturer in international relations at middlesex university, and she also specializes in governance. welcome to news africa, dr. quotable, save me, start with this situation in ethiopia. as we've been hearing many people comment on this, what do you make of prime minister? need to shift at this time? and perhaps what do you think needs to happen in ethiopia? so prime minister as the ethiopian prime minister's leadership of them on it is a hot topic of discussion and it's related to governance not to is. and he is in peace prize winner as well. and that he's being scrutinized in relation to how he's handling the conflict in the country. so moving forward, the focus should be on negotiation and you know, peaceful to looks that should be the way forward. and that will help us as well. good show leadership off if you can, prime minister coming back the latest report. now, it is saying that overall progress on governance has snow. and that for the 1st time, the scores have actually gone down. and what do these indi