country as people of south sudan we need to reach out most of the oppositions all of them that in juba the capital of south sudan we are working together by president went to the vatican a week ago met with. the holy see pope francis and. prayed for the people of south sudan and the whole leadership will be going to vatican first week of april to make sure that there is peace and reconciliation and healing in the country so that we can deliver now services to the people of south sudan we have started delivering services but with the small pockets of fighting here and there we will not be able to do more but i say as we speak now there is total peace in the country where there are four hundred thousand people who have been killed since the war started more than a few million who are displaced is fighting that still continues in like you said in pockets of the country i don't think that anyone is doubting here the intentions of your government but how much of those intentions are actually going to translate into actionable progress for the people that is something which your government s

last year they treated hundreds of people in this center in juba but the need this much higher. sounds of the story of africa's wild dogs which may not be as glamorous as some of the other species under threat but they're just as important in keeping ecosystems stable but they population has shrunk dramatically from off a million in the middle of the last century to only around six and a half thousand now a project in zimbabwe solve a river valley is aiming to put a horse to that decline. as the day cools down life in the bush in southeast zimbabwe begins to reawaken. leaving the african wild dogs spent the hottest part of the day sleeping in the shade. now in the late afternoon the pack comes together ready to go out hunting. it's the perfect time for jessica water maya to check up on them she heads a conservation project for wild dogs in the survey valley conservancy. it's a protected area covering three thousand square kilometers. but they are incredibly social pack animals so it's just the way that they interact with each other the way they take care of each other where they

what they could carry and one hundred kilometers to the kenyan border in the far south now they in juba the capital and the u.s. refugee agency helping them leave and accompanying them on a three day long journey back. many of those who returned faced tough challenges fighting is still rampant in parts of the country it hasn't rained in months and the fields have not been attended to for years but that hasn't deterred everyone. who lives here just feel happy because oh go go with my family and start preparing our land when there is peace and then we can grow things we got used to plant vegetables and fruit when the rain came after years of being apart from their loved ones the most important thing for now and the others is just to get home safe . now i spoke to alan boswell the south sudan on this from the international crisis group i began by asking him exactly how the government and u.n. agencies are helping people read tend to be homes and villages well you know the government in south sudan has never had much capacity to really help its citizens and of course since the war started i

not in juba we have an account in the federal reserve bank in new york and in the us usa this is yes definitely i'm not saying that there is no corruption corruption everywhere in the world but the most important thing is how you deal with it mr get go through your background is from a criminal justice perspective you are in a position where your country can greatly benefit from the proper functioning of your ministry what do you bring in to dismiss you personally satisfied of sitting in that chair for three years in achieving what you have i'm very proud of what i have done. under the presidents died and said leadership president salva kiir. i'm also very proud that the colleagues that have been working in the government and also in the ministry of petroleum they are doing very well and i'm very happy that also we have a neighbor sudan that is called pretty with us very well president bashir. managed to sit together with his colleagues president of uganda president of kenya president everything the prime minister we thought yes they worked together and they brought peace to the peop

history the catalyst for the genocide was the downing of the plane carrying rwanda's then president juba now. he was a hoot he was on his way back from peace talks in tanzania with tutsi rebels the very next day the massacre began over a period of just one hundred days nearly one million people most of them tutsis were killed by hutu militias became in stopped when the tutsi rebels led by a poor guy may seize the capital kigali gandhi went on to become president in two thousand and remains in power to this day. ahead of the anniversary east africa correspondent met a genocide survivor. you know we want to. this is where our house used to be before the genocide and nothing is left of it now. ben to top down after looting it and i mean gas price and. everything was it was just three months old when his parents and four siblings were killed by hutu militias he's a survivor of the one thousand nine hundred four genocide in rwanda the fastest of the twentieth century during which close to a million randoms mostly to see well wiped out in just one hundred days. eric was too young to remember h

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not in juba we have an account in the federal reserve bank in new york and in the us usa this is a yes definitely i'm not saying that there is no core of. corruption everywhere in the world but the most important thing is how you deal with it mr get go your background is from a criminal justice perspective you are in a position where your country can greatly benefit from the proper functioning of your ministry what do you bring into this mr you personally satisfied of sitting in that chair for three years in achieving what you have very proud of what i have done. under the presidents died inside leadership president salva kiir. i am also very proud that the colleagues that have been working in the government and also in the ministry of petroleum they are doing very well and very happy that also we have a neighbor sudan that is called pretty with us very well president bashir. managed to sit together with his colleagues president of uganda president of kenya president with the prime minister we thought here they work together and they brought peace to the people of south sudan so the ex

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close or are both the british government who want to stand with europe and go with what's best what's juba's what's best performance regardless of the threats of the united states and there are of those who want to do. with the united states and donald trump and his. holy for a prohibition against any other free market yours. a massive fire has engulfed a plant on the territory of russia's biggest missile manufacturers a fire area spread across twenty thousand square meters and the roof and one of the buildings of the plant has partially collapsed the fire was assigned to the fourth most difficult level of complexity over officials say it does not pose a threat to missile producing workshops of the manufactory or living buildings in the area. we now go back to our breaking news story this hour russian citizen maria butcher now accused by american authorities of conspiring against the united states and being a russian agent has been sentenced to eighteen months in jail cells or half that term having already been in detention for nine months which you know was arrested and detained in july at

both the british government and the clue want to side with europe and go with what's best what's juba's what's best performance regardless of the threads. and there are of those who want to do so with the united states and donald trump in his. calling for a prohibition against any other free market yours that it is for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest thanks for tuning in. forget only if you don't sort the book. so i'll sell some properties to me if you go back to. the you're among the group was. to build a modem if you did it well yeah except you're then he says the calls for folks like me to call for the security just hold it where you go. oh. no. period. at all psycho. enclosure we're going to produce a. device if it does this was the last stop that the push and i was. when the whole make its manufacture come sentenced him to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the final merry go round. the one percent. we can all middle of the room. doing the. real news is really. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals un

david what kind of impact could these you'll see it's actually have on the ground practically and in juba. well it's you know it's remarkable right now because cuba relies on only a few factors for ports economy that it's only been growing by about one or two percent throughout the course of the year venezuela has been subsidizing them that's been dropped they were they were selling about one hundred thousand barrels to cuba every year and struck down to about fifty so what they rely on is tourism and foreign investment and because donald trump has changed the policy that obama brought to bear tourism has dropped off from its the major economy to the north which is united states not as many american tourist traveling so that foreign investment is really important now these claims which are about six thousand claims equaling about eight billion dollars it really sort of this thorn that have been ignored for the last two decades now that they've been thrown to the forefront of this these issues it creates all of these basically legal bramble that will keep other countries other companies fr

and in the americas i'm joined by jane for juba's one of the activists involved in this change first of all why this approach to protest because we've been involved with talking about climate change for over thirty years and nothing's happened we've done all the useful things we've done our letter writing was spoken to and pays it done demonstrations everything that we could possibly do to raise the issue of their gender and nothing's happened and the thing is though here the groups here you're preaching to the converted how do you persuade people who don't pay attention to these sorts of votes that's a really interesting question and that's why we're doing this we want to raise it up their gender in terms of the meter and we want the government to tell the truth so for extinction balin we've got three demands on the first one is about everyone telling the truth because if we don't hear about it we don't know about it and we need all our population everybody to understand this is an urgent emergency and we have to start thinking about dealing with it now we can't wait ten years we ha

juba's away is with me here in the doha studio he's a professor of contemporary middle east history atcutting university all of this looks like a move by the army to take over against the share right absolutely as as you said some it's obvious that the by surprise that the minister of defense is in charge it seems on all of this there is concern and he was recently appointed he was applied yes. of course in the last few days he was sending messages that actually he's he disagrees with the president that action and he was a criticizing the measures taken against the civilians but there is some kind of parallel out of the situation in some ways is very different is there some similarities to the sort of the c.c.c. dynamic that we've seen in egypt. only appointed general and then he makes a move again it's another scenario another course morsi was. elected civilian president obama to share has a very very different you know reminded us of all of our things are seem similar but what's interesting as we hear from unconfirmed reports that. there are other people from the military are actuall