was part of the consensus that we adopted in kampala. was a very important partner in their fortune the agreement a couple of it was adopted by consensus and they accepted it and this is retrospective no it is not easy we've had inquiries here into britain's role in the war in iraq so in a sense we've had a retrospective inquiries. obviously without any perceived justice is regards the leaders do you think that could be concerning some nations like britain for the future you know i don't want to speculate about that i'm familiar with that this question of course i think it's important to have that discussion i think every state should have a serious discussion of decisions to go to war galatea of use of force is one of the most grave and serious decisions that he can take so it's important to have you know respect of the situation talking about. it to the mass the discussion i hope people of course look at the kampala definition also as part of that discussion because that is the one international. definition that we have now so when law

in virus configurations including large commercial ones like this range at a market in the capital kampala where a thousand people come to eat every day it's also beneficial for the kooks who use it because the device generates almost no smoke estimates say smoke from traditional stoves contribute to the death of almost twenty thousand people a year in uganda the new stove is also more efficient than conventional designs. but others. can cook anything on the stove and save a lot of the stoves have really helped us because after building them here the company gives you the volcanic rocks. we have since given up using charcoal and only use charcoal dust which we used to light the rocks i now just spend a quarter of the money i used to spend on charcoal. water you. insult western uganda at the foot of mount dora it has provided new york what you need to use for farming families.

now to uganda, where hundreds of protesters have marched through the capital kampala, demanding policeidnappings, targeting women. janey mitchell reports. chanting: stop the rapists! anger over the murder of more than a0 women in kampala since last year has boiled over into the streets with demands for justice for the victims, many of them young and mothers and whose cases remain unsolved. what sort of society are we living in where 42 women are dead and we are asking what they were wearing, how many boyfriends they had? that is such a rape culture and victim—blaming mentality. among the marchers, ambassadors from the us and france, demanding improved security for staff who are afraid to go out. translation: this violence is intolerable. i am here, side by side with ugandan women, for better protection, because women are the backbone of society. critics say the police response has been inadequate, accusing the ugandan force of devoting too many of its resources against opponents of the country's long serving president, yoweri museveni. but for some marchers, the blame lies with ugandan

but forty six years on many indians have returned today uganda's capital kampala is a bustling city with hundreds of businesses owned by indians like rajni tailor indians own many large factories and have created jobs for the locals this success is a highlight for prime minister narendra modi's visit to uganda his meeting with host president yoweri museveni his highly anticipated so we would anticipate that. sector of tourism now you see so many people going for treatment in. transfer of technology in this part of the world trading yes we would like to see in trading but trading can come. they mean farmers have been very successful families. and we have been farmers transfer themselves here with their technology train our people. ahead of modi's address to uganda's parliament lawmakers want him to present more trade opportunities and strengthen existing ones we have so many young people in this country was troubling to us with the start ups. the ideas that this idea is to be rated. believe. in the weeds experience generation. evolve. approach for what would benefit from a bit expertize m

schools of kampala so why has finally released a statement now two months after that move well at this stage we can only speculate because of course like you mentioned going to one who was also pictured with the turkish president released a statement two months ago and senshi that sort of blown over no one's really talking about it now let's not forget that in the past few months a lot has happened in german football of course the world cup and the whole debacle there and people like you know a scapegoat essentially and so what we suppose i think what probably thought i once again let's stress that we are speculating here is that it would blow over but it was like a snowball effect and i suppose he probably didn't expect that the german football association the d.f.t. would be so critical. of him in previous weeks and also the team manager oliver beer huff of course said that perhaps he should have even been left out of the team that went to russia for the world cup and you know so he did mention sporting reasons but he did also hint at the fact that maybe this photograph had something

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let's get more on this joining us from the accountant capital kampala is sally hayden who's a journalist there thanks for joining us on al-jazeera how much is this to do with attacks on gossip as it seems the government is putting out and how much is about stifling freedom of speach. i mean i think that the idea of the idea of free speech are not necessarily distinct well. the president has made an argument that they do need to raise more taxes and i have spoken to very very few number of ugandans who have said that they recognize that ugandans pay a lot less tax than other people do but critics and most people i meet are either critics or they're quite bewildered by the whole thing they say that it's stifling free speech it's crushing opposition and they also say that the government mismanages funds so why should they trust a government to give them more funds anyway if the government is going to mismanage them and they also say that it's going to affect business people around the world who i guess just enjoy using social media in a free way will be appalled at the idea that people are

this was really a symbol of a sea change in mix kampala tix at the current mexican president rica pena nieto from the governing pre party meeting president elect lopez obrador now the pre party has really been seen as a central column of mexican governance for almost one hundred years now president elect lopez obrador a leftist populist party is only four years old it's really been formed around him it's called marina. cost and its future at least for the next six years coming into contact what did they talk about one of the issues was nothing the free trade alliance that links mexico the united states and canada it's being renegotiated at the moment on the insistence of president trump of the united states lopez obrador has indicated that he wants mexico to stay in that part but only if it's for the benefit of the country also understood scotian was a new airport for the capital of the country that's costing thirteen billion dollars it's currently under construction and lopez obrador had indicated previously that he would scrap that plan so some things to be resolved there the new pre

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in kampala their main claims craft shops restaurants and supermarkets. these women hope that the plastic bag binds will create more opportunities for them enabling them to expand their market and to protect the environment isn't it great how many options there are to protect our environment in a sustainable way in germany for instance it's totally hip at the moment to grow your own vegetables but many of these people who do this especially those who live in the cities don't actually own gardens so they now have to pay someone who does i want to grow their fruits and vegetables a kind of mental gap how does it work exactly well nowadays you can guess that there has to be an internet platform involved. that the people who are commissioning. also a nanny to take responsibility for the course. it's time for the potato harvest environ out two hours' drive from berlin vegetables belonging to city dwellers growing right in an ip gardens half hector of land that's right internet protocol garden urbanites can farm crops here without ever having to set foot on the

many people here in uganda's capital kampala on happy now having to pay to use the internet the most popular seventy's i hope the wine pop star and then he had a demonstration against the social media tax crowd quickly gathered. for their first summit at that because it is a personal attack on the young people of uganda that's a mickey i even. forgot it's a good thing they don't know if you've. got the president. because being put in the team and attending stake to mislead in such a media uses have to pay about three cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during the seventy fifth attacks will help to reduce. the activists here hate the indiscriminate attack that the most lists of the people. in town. i mean the internet used to exist dates is kind of on the map if they have a bit of money twenty cents fifty cents they buy something that it would have and that they'd be all right again making. i think. he's. put off to just minutes of marching he's came to stop the protest they said it's a little full demonstrations have been heavily restricte

think overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision and the kremlin has denied involvement in this kampala tackett offer to conduct a joint investigation but the u.k. tonight cooperation on the matter and last week the local police gave a press briefing where members of the public gave their questions and put their questions forwards and what came up out of the house was a consensus about public safety we want to know is are you safety have to do anything if your family going to be safe is it going to be a photo escalation we don't know what's going on because. oh yeah oh yeah but children come here and there were the parents and he did right here and it was being checked and we talked to former u.s. diplomat jim he says claims made by the british authorities on the media they just don't quite know evidently and as i say if the scruples were poisoned with some agent which the british authorities say is in all the truck which is a highly deadly nerve agent why why did they recover but these people who were exposed weeks after the fact didn't it was simply a residue left over after presumabl

thousands of fans taking pictures and videos during the world cup here in russia to start of the kampala best of them for you you can check out our fans on my view project on our website. ok. i told. you. were was with was with was. it we were. of us. was it's coming up to nineteen minutes past eight o'clock this monday morning just continually are on your full what she said she's day four did i myself it is cause monday start of a brand new week there's a lot of policy going on outside my apartment last night forgive now you can follow all the thrills on the spills of the world cup twenty eight seen right here on r.t. all i don't like is just said r.t. dot com. for. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. somehow i want to be preached. to the right to be us it's like before reasonable people. interested in the law. should. seemed wrong. just. yet to say power to stay active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. again let me take you s

these are areas that are very different than johannesburg or kampala, uganda, where we still have problems, but they have access. >> in just a moment, you'll see why dr. ammann wants us to be a voice for those who need help with hiv prevention, and you'll see how dr. ammann is using provocative artwork which he created to shock people into getting the message that there are two epidemics affecting women -- sexual and physical violence, and hiv. ♪ >> we're continuing our discussion with dr. art ammann, a northern california pediatrician and activist who is known for his breakthrough research on hiv transmission. he was at the forefront of the aids crisis more than 35 years ago. he's angry that medicine that could save lives right now is not easily available overseas. but things change dramatically when the medicine does reach the communities helped by his global strategies foundation. >> it's extraordinary. i mean, you talk to the people themselves. and they know they're hiv infected -- we provide the tests -- and they see that their babies are not born. they also see the transformation of

but forty six years on many indians have returned today uganda's capital kampala is a bustling city withhundreds of businesses owned by indians like rajni tailor indians own many large factories and have created jobs for the locals this success is a highlight for prime minister narendra modi's visit to uganda his meeting with host president yoweri museveni is highly anticipated so we would anticipate that. sector of tourism now you see so many people going for treatment. and we have the transfer of technology in this part of the world. trading yes we would like to see trading but trading can come later. when farmers have been very successful families and we have been farmers transfer themselves here with their technology train our people. ahead of modi's address to uganda parliament lawmakers want him to present more trade opportunities and strengthen existing ones we have some in their young people in this country was troubling to us with the startups they have the ideas that his idea that a b.h. abated. i believe it's in the weeds experience of generation has evolved. approach for what

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the thousands of photos taken pictures and videos showing the world cup in russia the start of the kampala past them for you to check out who want to see them it's the fans are you view project on our side of main site t. dot com. much of the time. or a lot of the i thank one thing or it will and i am. one. on one thank you and the law will put. you to follow the thrills and spills over the world cup twenty eight seen here in russia right on this international and on the. first. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to press. that's going to be press it's like well before three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested in the laws and how. things should. it. seems wrong but i. just don't. get to see out just the active. engagement because the trail. find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. again let's check out some of today's news stories now germany's interior minister is threatening to resign amid a growing divide with chancellor angela merkel over imm

state to try the sisters to tell us what happened and the kremlin has denied involvement in this kampala tackett offered to conduct a joint investigation but the u.k. tonight cooperate cooperation in the matter and last week the local police gave a press briefing when members of the public gave their questions and put their questions forwards and what came up out of the house was a consensus about public safety and at the moment there are several areas of amesbury and solve the dauphine around one hundred detectives are working on the case at the moment. and we spoke to former u.s. diplomat jim ross he says claims made by the british authorities on the media done quite. evidently as i say if the scruples were poisoned with some agent which the british authorities say is in all the truck which is a highly deadly nerve agent why why did they recover but these people who were exposed weeks after the fact didn't it was simply a residue left over after presumably the area had been scrubbed i think the first thing i would do if i were british that is that is demand that their government come c

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and eating that to see to the kampala a need brewing tell for just about a minute later. gunmen from our shabab gain entry into the compound as soon as they get into the compound and exploded outside the compound after that p gunman for much about. the mission and the compulsion trying to me i said to one. of the security forces a mediately somebody has been within one hour and they were able to. get into. a phone with no it didn't sit by on that and. on the streets much right now and how much of a degree of coordination was there in this because we have some reports saying that the suicide boma looked like he was a member of the military services that. did suicide bomber was pristine a military city and it could be a. security service identification card that's why he was able to be at the compound so. how much of a target was this interior ministry building was it was it an easy hate for them to get to. the an easy target simply because the media the last bombings they tried to i mean if you book a beloved suicide bombing that i think an entity that was a month ago did

he surrounded him with movie that's just to make him the nice guy in kampala some of the people he's appointed he has a way of wiggling out of just about everything there's no question about that but he clearly has a hawkish fraternity around him right now and whether that is going to be good for the globe i'm not sure he thinking about individual foreign relations. the potential trade war with china just positioning the rapprochement with putin which clearly doesn't go down well with many many forces in the thank you states and in particular was donald trump going against iran well first of all there's this big wall it's called ego he didn't do this deal somebody else did and he wants to go in do a deal and put his signature on it as fundamental of the simplistic is that he has i believe that's really at the heart of it all he loves to go up in berate obama and berate bush and any other president who made a deal because he's the deal maker and he's the guy that's going to go in and negotiate something better i think it's as much ego as it is anything else. i don't think he understan

this was really a symbol of a sea change in mix kampala ticks at the current mess can president riek opinion yet from the governing pre party meeting president elect lopez obrador now the pre party has really been seen as a central column of mexican governance for almost one hundred years now president elect lopez obrador a leftist populist party is only four years old it's really been formed around him it's called morena. past and its future at least for the next six years coming into contact what did they talk about one of the issues was not the free trade alliance that links mexico the united states and canada it's being renegotiated at the moment on the insistence of president trump of the united states lopez obrador has indicated that he wants me to stay in that part but only if it's for the benefit of the country also. so on the ocean was a new pool for the capital of the country that's costing thirteen billion dollars it's currently under construction and lopez obrador had indicated previously that he would scrap that plan so some things to be resolved at the new president ele

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reinstate rick machar's vice president the latest deal was signed during a meeting in the ugandan capital kampala south sudanese neda's had agreed to a cease fire in june but that was broken within hours in clashes that killed eighteen people civil war has raged through the country for more than four years triggering the displacement of millions of civilians. russia the host nation is out of the well beaten on penalties by croatia who will now face england in the semifinal and not finish just a short time ago rory chance is still at the end in moscow and the disappointment must be just raging around the. not that it was a rollercoaster i'm sure you all say it was like i wish russia scold us i've always said i. have. no other goals hold in the second all this other side british we've been seeing this role since i went to mexico it was croatia that's. it extra time that seemed like russia what else but in the last few minutes they pulled one back and said good so you penalties sadly this wasn't to be a repeat of the penalty shootout that russia had against by which they won this time they came out