i'm not joined by data kamandi who is in nairobi for us hello egypt how is the news all full of president. being received by kenyans as you can imagine christine it's been a mixed bag of feelings and that's exactly what i was trying to establish here today when i went to the streets of nairobi and i asked him a simple question how do you remember this man daniel tory teach our employer and this is what they had to say. he was actually a very peaceful month. when he was in the economy in the midst of that. country this be. thousands of somalis faces of kenya. for memories. i wouldn't want to take that. as a family that is a grieving but. not ready for memories. no i don't. it's very clear edith that mr morley was a polarizing figure but give us a profile of who would have left him and who wouldn't have left him. who would have loved him basically anyone who was 20 in the eighty's and this is because around kenya all the countries what you are going through civil war there was an attempted coup of some sort and so his style of leadership which was very much iron fisted was considered to kee

is egypt kamandi is in munich for the conference and she joins me now it is it's good to see you we'll talk about that strange term. in a moment or 1st i want to ask you just how much importance to our leaders gathered in munich pushing on the crisis in this to help. oh quite a significant amount actually and you can tell by the delegation that's here from this a whole region we have ministers drawn from chad and fossil but also their mount of money that's been poured into this region the e.u. alone has put over 8000000000 euros in the side hill since 2014 and this is for peace and security concerns as well as sustainable development in that region whether or not this is going to amount to anything is what we're discussing here at the munich security conference and what more can be done to accelerate that process write it. as we as we mentioned the situation in the so how is also being filled by climate change you moderated a panel on that very theme do you get the sense that western leaders are taking the responsibility that they have to take rainfall a tsunami in that we've seen afri

saying that you know something like this would be the ultimate and crucial test of taliban cohesion kamandi an organization in other words where the taliban commanders have the ability to control the rank and file to issue an order like this to reduce violence in such specific terms and for it to be carried out remember they had a peace deal on the table last september to be signed it was to be signed at camp david on the eve of that signing the taliban launched attacks on afghan and nato forces and donald trump called the whole thing off well the u.s. president now very keen to see a deal done before us the president to let the elections at the end of this year to see a withdrawal of u.s. forces before that time but as i say this period of 7 days of a reduction of violence will be absolutely crucial in determining whether that ultimate goal could be reached but also in determining simply whether the taliban as an organization as a group could be trusted to do any sort of complement comprehensive peace deal at all thank you very much from the munich security conference china. china is stepp