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just a quick look at some of the top stories tanzania's president john died age 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic hadn't been seen in public since february and there was speculation about his health the government has said he officially died from heart failure. coronavirus news brazil recording its highest number of new covert 9000 infections since the pandemic began 90000 cases registered on wednesday brazilian media say on average more than 2000 people are now dying every day and that the netherlands prime minister has claimed victory in the dutch parliamentary election elections the exit polls put his conservative party on course to become the largest in the dutch lower house this has been europe's 1st major election since the pandemic began. on 5 30 in the morning here in doha that is where i leave you for today but i'd just like to say from all of us here are a fond farewell and thank you to our executive producer simon talking to who is leaving al-jazeera today one of our day one originals who we will all sorely miss santa maria with the news to this hour witness is next

it's estimated the surplus of doses will be enough to vaccinate the entire adult population of africa john hopkins university found nearly half of those who've been fully vaccinated so far were in the united states and only 10 countries have been able to vaccinate 75 percent of their population the u.n. secretary general antonio terry says the inequality of the vaccine distribution is wildly uneven and unfair has this report from john it's burg. it's a wonderful it's been a year since the 1st 1000 infection was identified in south africa since then more than 50000 people have died here and 1500000 have been infected while richard nations rolled out vaccines the program in south africa's been much slower. another important step is to enable the transfer medical to. swallow. production. i did not become south africa and india are leading a movement to suspend the world trade organizations agreement on intellectual property rights fork over 1000 vaccines but many high income countries including the united states and those in the european union have rejected the idea they say waiving the peyto

and john nkengasong is one of the world's leading scientists. he's director of the africa disease control and prevention. born in cameroon, john is an eminent virologist with more than 30 years' experience in public health. he has worked at the world health organization and is currently the who special envoy for africa. welcome to you both, gentlemen. and our questioners who join us from all over the world. and of course, to you, wherever you're watching or listening to this. and remember, you, too, can join the conversation. it's #bbcglobalquestions. let's get down to our first question. and it is from the capital of zambia, lusaka and aubrey undendoola. aubrey, what do you want to ask our two panellists? i my question is why is it that rich, i developed nations are putting aside very little, if any, vaccine doses for| developing nations? it's not an issue of rich nations being obliged, | but it's an issue of humanity. so where is the humanity? thank you. very direct question there. carl bildt, where is the humanity? well, i think that humanity is there and as well as the

working normally following claims he's flown abroad in a critical condition with kovan 19 john mcafee is africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic and hasn't been seen in public since late february on thursday opposition leader attended luce's said that like a fool he was in a coma in india with kovan 19 after being transferred from a hospital in kenya a kenyan newspaper did report that an african leader was being treated in nairobi but didn't specify who was the prime minister has blamed the claims on what he called hateful tanzanians living abroad. the parents of around 30 students kidnapped in northern nigeria are waiting for news of their whereabouts the overnight raid on a forestry college is the 4th mass of mass cool abduction volatile region since december authorities said on bandits attacked the school which is located near a military academy in kaduna state neighbors heard gunshots but thought it was a routine military exercise witnesses say the gang targeted young women and left the male students behind after a distress call the army rescued $180.00 other students hours off to the att

and john nkengasong is one of the world's leading scientists. he's director of the africaor disease control and prevention. born in cameroon, john is an eminent virologist with more than 30 years�* experience in public health. he has worked at the world health organization and is currently the who special envoy for africa. welcome to you both, gentlemen. and our questioners join us from all over the world. and of course, to you, wherever you're watching or listening to this. and remember, you, too, can join the conversation. it's #bbcglobalquestions. let's get down to our first question. and it is from the capital of zambia, lusaka and aubrey undendoola. aubrey, what do you want to ask our two panellists? my question is why is it that rich, developed nations- are putting aside very little, if any, vaccine doses - for developing nations? it's not an issue of rich nations being obliged, | but it's an issue of humanity. so where is the humanity? thank you all. very direct question there. carl bildt, where is the humanity? well, i think that humanity is there and as well as th

this is al jazeera and these are the headlines tanzania's president john legere fairly has died aged 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic hadn't been seen in public since february and there was speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure brazil has reported yet another day of record corona virus infections as the crisis escalates it was already the 2nd worst .

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the top stories on al-jazeera this hour tanzania's president john major fully has died at age 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic who hadn't been seen in public since february was speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure. the dutch prime minister claimed victory in parliamentary elections exit polls put his conservative party on course to become the largest in the lower house in europe's 1st major election since the pandemic. speaking of which the pandemic brazil recording its highest number of covert 19 infections since it began more than 2600 deaths registered on wednesday with 90000 more infections hospitals are close to full capacity and more than half of brazilian state's incoming health minister says the government can only do so much though to stop the virus from spreading. what you thought would be in. my office it's not enough for the government to recommend the use of masks people are not capable of adhering to these type of measures it's a simple type of measure that does not need costs for example the government or comments or dire

normally following claims he was critically ill with coronavirus and being treated abroad john mica foody is africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic and hasn't been seen in public since late february on thursday the opposition leader to listen said the president was in a coma in india with covert 19 the prime minister has blamed the claims on what he calls hateful tanzania living approved a call for athletes to boycott next year's winter olympics because of china's treatment of the weekend's has been labelled as making no sense the games are scheduled for beijing in february lympics chief thomas back says history shows the point was don't achieve anything the u.s. can aid in and that's governments have described china's treatment of the weak and minority as genocide. why. the athletes from your own country if you have a dispute with the government from another country. these trust you know makes no makes no makes no real sense and the athletes are would be the ones who are suffering and one after the key principles in trying to in the olympic or charteris of the political you're trail ity half th

tanzania has buried former president john foully who died earlier this month reportedly from heart failure not a fully was one of africa's most prominent deniers of the coronavirus crisis and opposition leaders say the disease played a role in his unexpected death. more than 4000 historical artifacts including mummies trophy heads and priceless works of art have been discovered in a home in cusco in southern peru police have detained one person and are investigating if the artifacts were being illegally smuggled out of the country. climbing will make its debut at the olympics this summer and hopes to inspire a lot of people to take up the sport despite the restrictions that will be in place at the games such as no spectators coming from abroad climbing is striving to make it to the top. some professional rock climbers scale heights like this breathtaking and definitely not for the faint of heart that's what alex hunter did in fact his historic ascent of the 975 metre high sheer granite slab be done in yosemite national park in the u.s. and 2017 turned into an oscar winning documentary and was a watershed moment for the s

the top stories on al jazeera this hour tanzania's president john mcafee has died aged 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic hadn't been seen in public since february and there was speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure president assad announced his death in a televised address. where citizens today on this date march 17th 2021 it's 6 in the evening we lost our leader president of the republic of tanzania the honorable dr john pandey jase of make you feel a part of this life from heart complications in hospital in dar es salaam the headline structure prime minister margaret a has claimed victory in parliamentary elections exit polls put his conservative party on course to become the largest in the netherlands lower house this has been europe's 1st major election since the coronavirus pandemic began news from the pandemic and brazil has recorded its highest number of covert 1000 infections since it began another 2600 deaths were registered on wednesday with more than 90000 infections hospitals are close to full capacity and more than half of

of tanzania the honorable dr john pandey jaysus michael fullilove he parted this life from heart complications in hospital in dar es salaam. wonderfully was one of africa's most prominent covert 19 denying its effect he said last year tanzania had eradicated the disease through national prayer. looks back at his life. soon after taking office in 2015 president john palmer mughal fully made a name for himself across tanzania as a leader committed to fulfilling his promises of reform many people called him the bulldozer because of his no nonsense approach to fighting corruption and wasteful spending which had plagued the country for decades he made it his mission to cut down on civil service expenses and boost infrastructure projects including the development of a really different cities while many tanzanians see mughal flee as a popular leader who tried to help the poor and bring economic stability he's critics accuse him of being a populist dictator who changed civil liberties lows and presided over a government using heavy handed tactics to curtail freedom of expression the media political opposition and the l g b t community has also faced internationa

i'm kemal santa maria and these are the headlines tanzania's president john michael foley has died at the age of 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic who hadn't been seen in public since february there had been plenty of speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure vice president samir so who has announced his death in a televised address. the most critical market were citizens today on this date march 17th 2021 that 6 in the evening we lost our leader president of the republic of tanzania the owner john pandey. who parted this life from heart complications in hospital in dar es salaam more on this now with catherine soy. there has been speculation going around not just in tanzania but around the world he went missing back in february after his last public apparent that anyone who knows president knows that he likes his public appearances in that he likes talking to the people in public he likes launching his development projects which have been many and so on and he also never misses chuck's services so when he missed 3 consecutive charge services people in tanzania

dulled population of africa john hopkins university found nearly half of those who've been fully vaccinated so far were in the united states and only 10 countries have been able to vaccinate 75 percent of their populations the u.n. secretary general antonio terry says the inequality of the vaccine distribution is widely an even and unfair from him and i begins our coverage with this report from johannesburg. on the whole it's been a year since the 1st 1000 in fiction was identified in south africa since then more than 50000 people have died here and 1500000 have been infected while richard nations rolled out vaccines the program in south africa's been much slower. another important step is to remember that it could. south africa and india are leading a movement to suspend the world trade organizations agreement on intellectual property rights for covert 1000 vaccines but many high income countries including the united states and those in the european union have rejected the idea they say waiving the peyton's would put off private investors and slow down scientific innovation and existing re

and working normally after claims he flown abroad in a critical condition with covert 19 john magaw as africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic and hasn't been seen in public since late february on thursday opposition leader to lose to said mug of food he was in a coma in india with codeine 1000 after being transferred from a hospital in kenya a kenyan newspaper reported that an african leader was being treated in nairobi but didn't specify who the prime minister has blamed the claims on what he called hateful tanzanians living abroad. at the news hour live from london still ahead on the program yemen's hoofy rebels are decked a u.s. plan for a nationwide cease fire we'll have that story and also the latest from algeria where protesters are out on the streets to demonstrate against president snap elections calling instead for a complete overhaul of the government. there's a new president of african football have the details coming up in sport with jana. the parents of around 30 students kidnapped in northern nigeria waiting for news of their whereabouts the overnight raid on a forestry colle

john. for a burial service and he's village of chouteau. was one of africa's most prominent covert 19th skeptics the government said he died of heart failure that critics say he succumbed to complications from covert 1000. now the french artist. has to create the world's largest human chain off interlaced has reaching around the globe. his aim is to create a symbol that bridges people and culture through his office his latest creation was recently unveiled at a special location in west africa. not the usual canvas but a sandy beach in been mean the project is titled beyond walls and the brainchild of french artist. also known simply as c.p. he's made it his trademark to produce giant outdoor artworks in unusual places but all with a purpose he says he's creating paintings with a human chain of hands around the globe which carries a universal message of friendship and togetherness. and they want to do i always say i really believe that only together can humanity respond to the different challenges that has to overcome and it was from this convention that this p

africa. that is reviewing its guidelines on the. scene after several countries suspended its use of a blood clot consents. john intended to be africa c.d.c. you will convene an emergency meeting of experts to assess the data. while african a country that has been raising concerns about the job is cameroon last week health minister. she addressed this on twitter saying the side effects of the. continued to be debated i would like to make it clear that i have. to decide to fit console advice. that we will not use this vaccine while still doubts about its effects. and. right now to speed. seems due to arrive in the country this week. i thought it's a parent's health minister he spoke during that we can also count rooney's not come out of being not use the absolute he does seem because of concerns in other countries regarding the effects of the vaccine this have for people who were sick in the back seeing before how long before another temper was very happy to get back soon in fact help me decide in chorus people to take this vaccine. that was in the month of february but we're going to recycle and send it special

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this is al jazeera and these are the headlines tanzania's president john mica fairly has died aged 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic hadn't been seen in public since last month and there was speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure tanzania's constitution says the vice president must serve the rest of a 5 year term if the president hollande and that means samir salut who has son is set to make history as the 1st female president of tanzania a bus carrying afghan government employees has been targeted in a bombing in the capital kabul at least 3 people have been killed and another 11 were injured and separately 9 members of afghanistan's security forces have died in a helicopter crash the chopper went down in best should district in wardak province the defense ministry has yet to confirm the cause of the crash u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken says all options are on the table and future relations with north korea here in the u.s. defense secretary have been meeting their south korean counterparts and seoul blinken reaffirmed his commitment

sky news africa correspondent john sparks travelled to the town of sheray where a crisis is unfolding, some of the images we're about to show you are disturbing. >> reporter: there is an elementary school here that offers some sort of sanctuary. a place re fuge for people on the run and they have arrived in a city now gripped by a humanitarian emergency. and there is little here to keep them alive. >> there is no food. and there is not shelter. and there is not the basic needs. so if you come, you have to address the world. >> a human tide of 300,000 are now camping in this beleaguered city. after a hazardous journey from a western area, and many here, both young and old are struggling. >> tell me how you're feeling. >> some have been forced to flee their homes. others have been banished by militias from the neighboring region of anhara. the u.s. government has called it ethnic cleansing. this woman and her daughter have just arrived. >> this must be a really difficult time for you. >> reporter: she's a civil servant from a city called rumera, and she says she's lost everything she ow

oh yeah this is al jazeera and these are the headlines tanzania's president john legere fairly has died aged 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic hadn't been seen in public since february and there was speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure brazil has reported yet another day of record corona virus infections as the crisis escalates it was already the 2nd worst hit country in the wild another 2600 people have died and some $90000.00 new cases of a risen hospitals are struggling to cope with the savage the incoming health minister says the government can only do so much to stop the virus from spreading so here's state i'm tony blinken says the united states will complete its north korea policy review in the coming weeks and that both pressure and diplomatic options are on the table he made those comments after meeting with his south korean counterpart and so . we also discussed prime real clear. consistent. its commitments and we spoke about publishing aggression before time because you are challenging stability security should. beijing's actions make forgin

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that this is al jazeera and these are the headlines tanzania's president john magaw fairly has died aged 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic hadn't been seen in public since february and there was speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure secretary of state anthony blinken says the united states will complete its north korea policy review in the coming weeks and that both pressure and diplomatic options are on the table he made those comments after meeting with his south korean counterpart in seoul and also discussed prime real clear. consistent. for its commitments and we spoke about aggression before time because you are challenging stability security should. beijing's actions make forging a common approach among our allies and our port at a time when we're seeing a rebirth of democracy and human rights around the world including in burma where the military is attempting to overturn the results of a democratic election by greedy oppressing peaceful protesters it is more important than ever that we we stand together for the values for the interests that

does there that's remind you of our top stories this hour tanzania's president john mugger foully has died aged 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic hadn't been seen in public since february and there was speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure. times in his constitution says the vice president must serve the rest of the 5 year term if the president can't that means that some of the sun is set to make history as the 1st female president of tanzania. secretary of state anthony blinken says the united states will complete its north korea policy review in the coming weeks and that both pressure and diplomatic options are on the table he made those comments after meeting with his south korean counterpart and so. on brazil is facing the west health care crisis in its history with coronavirus cases forcing the system to brink of collapse on wednesday it reported more than $90000.00 new infections for the fast time brazilian media says on average more than 2000 people are now dying every day to care for poor. the after day brazil keeps beating its own tragic record he

was on the hall with the headline for you here on al-jazeera tanzania's president john mica fairly has died aged 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic hadn't been seen in public since last month and there was speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure while tanzania's constitution says the vice president must serve the rest of the 5 year term if the president conned that means samantha who has son is set to make history as tanzania's 1st female president a bus carrying afghan government employees has been targeted in a bombing in the capital kabul at least 3 people have been killed and another 11 were injured and separately 9 members of afghanistan's security forces have died in a helicopter crash the chopper went down and best suited to district in walk what doc province. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken says all options are on the table in future relations with north korea he and the u.s. defense secretary have been meeting south korean counterparts and so they can reaffirmed his commitment to pressing north korea into new kid disarmament we also discussed

the country to unite and move forward after the death of her predecessor john mcgrath but she's taking over from one of africa's most notorious kovac 1906 who for a long time denied that corona virus was even a problem in the country many are waiting to see if has son will now push for the government to finally open tain vaccines catherine soy has more. who hasn't tanzania's fast female president and a native of the semi autonomous region of zanzibar was solemn as she made her 1st speech as leader she said the circumstances around has swearing in leave little to celebrate. it is time to. show each other love a unity meant an op is a humanity and patriotism and fans are now values president salue who is not new to tanzania's politics but the late president john mccain fully surprised many when he chose her as his running mate in 2015 she remains loyal to him but some in the country say her leadership style is different where you could appear impulsive and combative she is believed to be more thoughtful and likely to listen to advice many are hopeful she'll continue with model foolish development and social proje

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the top stories tanzania's president john michael hooley has died at the age of 61 africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic hadn't been seen in public since february and there was speculation about his health the government says he died from heart failure catherine soy has more says the vice president announced his death on live television and she said that the president fell ill on the 4th that's when he was hospitalized he had had complications the president had had issues for quite a while for 10 years now so she said he was hospitalized but he got better and a few days after that he was discharged but then when he situation wasn't he was readmitted at the hospital and then a hospital in the copy told directly and that's where he died early this evening she also declared 14 days of mourning so i think right now even if it doesn't quite come with a surprise there's a lot of shock in tanzania i think people are trying to process this news because he was an enigma and despite all the criticism against him a lot of people in tanzania did love him. of headlines dutch prime minister mark r

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