by the end of the school day, it's rush hour again in kampala.traight to band practice. their band is called ypf, which stands for youth passion fellowship and is attached to the church. at the moment in the band we are doing mostly covers, but i'm working on some original music. over the years uganda has changed. right now there's more opportunities for women in school and workplaces. writing music is fun for me, and i hate being bored so i do all these things to keep active. the church and my spiritual life are very important to me. # me love the way you handle me # me love the way you fight for me. # me love the way you do all the things for me. # i love the way you handle the situation # i love the way you fight for me # i love the way you handle my situation... the vast majority, around 85%, of ugandans are christian and spending a lot of time at church is by no means unusualfor a lot of teenagers here. since its independence from britain in 1962, uganda has endured a military coup, a brutal military dictatorship and a five—year war that saw

al-jazeera kampala uganda. a local official in albania has resigned over comments she made about the death toll from last week's deadly earthquake the mayor of the city of the response to outrage when she said she was quote satisfied that only 50 people died in the quake was one of the hardest hit areas tuesday's $6.00 magnitude quake killed at least $51.00 people. the issue of people convicted of terrorism related offenses a bit has become a key factor in the u.k. election campaign britain's prime minister is promising tougher sentences after it emerged the london bridge attacker was let out of prison early or a challenge with this report from london. only on sunday have police started moving vehicles from london bridge the cars buses and trucks have been stranded just as they were when the attacker was shot dead by police after murdering 2 people with his knives on friday it's been a still an eerie sight snapped countless times already by curious tourists quicker to move has been the prime minister sensing an

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in uganda and in nigeria i am saundra to know good reporting from kampala here in uganda and of course with my colleague in nigeria hello everybody. me and greetings from this part of the world over the next half hour they're about we will be looking at some interesting stories on the environment from europe and the atlantic ocean. we'll play with them to research the history of the water. back on land and we will take a spin on the bike made from bamboo. before switching to a luxury tax review nairobi the very 1st of its kind in the city. we start the show today with the atlantic where a research vessel recently made a trip from the far far south to germany it was on a mission to examine the state of the ocean and the effects of climate change a group of students from around the world took part in that research let's hear their findings. we are hundreds of kilometers west of the moroccan coast 3 weeks ago this. research vessel set sail from the falkland islands to germany the students and researchers on board want to know just how serious is the state of the oceans how strong is the i

here in kampala yes indeed grim business is growing not just in africa but in europe too protecting our planet is necessary to secure our future but it also makes good economic sense here's a quick look at what will be coming up shortly. how old brushes are being used to make standby generators and we also show you how traditional recipes are driving on morton business. and why it couldn't tourism could be a role model for green business because. we begin with a clever idea from ghana this west african country takes in the most he wished for . one month wondering if something productive could be made from to make sure he let heels for a buck trees and soon enough these green business idea was full. of. between 208000 batteries go into each power tube made by mark penn and his team the batteries are themselves recycled from old laptops with tests and every one of them the same you have to go vote for the good ones growing and gets there with her to work with them into this. mock tang's a regular job is at the university of energy in the true resources in the in west i'm gonna he set up t

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of rainfall becomes a bit more erratic and but i mean in the city in other cities like and we take kampala in uganda for instance i'm not city that's growing at breakneck speed and i think something like a child born that day will see the city doubled in size by the time he or she turn 30 now in cities like that you've got most of this development happening in informal settlements or slums and also a lot of this is happening in places where these be say weapons where rainwater would kind of get drained away and sometimes these climate changes issues come together with other night zation issues and in kampala we've got examples of high amounts of waste being generated by a population that's really quickly growing leads to a lot of blockages of drainage channels and all of this means that when you are in with climate change where we see more rain heavier rain you get really far more damaging floods so there's a huge range of issues a lot of which i think one expert from the red cross put it to me like this that you have these multiple vulnerabilities kind of working on top of each other. so

away and sometimes these climate change issues come together with other night zation issues and in kampala we've got the example of high amounts of waste being generated by a population that's really quickly growing leads to a lot of blockages of drainage holes and all of this means that when you type and with climate change we're see more rain heavier rain you get really far more damaging floods so there's a huge range of issues a lot of which i think one expert from the red cross but it to me like this that you have these multiple vulnerabilities kind of working on top of each other so are there any going to success stories from the region that you can share with us yes there in a city like darth alarm in tanzania they've i mean they have this big problem of pollution and congestion and one thing that they did was to design what's called a bus rapid transit system so i think most people in many cities might be quite familiar with metro systems and underground sort of train basis them but what they did of a lot simpler which is simply to build motorway must've road in which only buses are

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joins us from kampala uganda hello julia tell us how the events unfolded during the day. now according to the organizers which is the government anyways they've been very successful prison jory must have invited it was a radio and the road welcome with thousands of people until they made it to the independence grounds all of them he told them that corruption was a very big problem when you good point 986. the problem is to the problem of corruption he say he is a rich man but he has most any chord from anyone but you cues as his ministers and several government officials are being very corrupt and this is with this kind of awareness and having all your guns but it's become finally a fight corruption and you got. the opposition clearly had a problem with this than they about the police stopped them from. much then into. that suddenly hoping we so for a time presidential candidate opposition figure. to move from his home. where we understand to his office and the police bloke who was actually towed back to his home and now these opposition figures see that this is the more

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doesn't really join as madame was sent us that report and joins us now from kampala julie is this is a classic example of unintended consequences is it not is this a bad lol. well this argument has a the sedes and this low was highly criticize especially when you were when it was in parliament the government hide its basis saying that old cars they meet a lot of company have a high maintenance cost and they are known for causing road accidents but there was a very heated debate in parliament some members who oppose this bill say the more than 10000 jobs that were being risk but the government had the numbers and hard its reasons much more stronger than those that opposed it so we can say some people might as it's a low they still oppose it but it's already existing and it has to apply a canvass law be tweaked to make more sense for the business on a small businesses very much depend on their cars on the sale of those. i don't think a question of tweaking that law exists at the moment because i had a conversation with the uganda revenue authority much as for them they say they just im

hello from kampala and welcome to the latest edition of our environmental program off rekha a coal production in germany n.t.v. in uganda and china's t.v. in nigeria i am saundra to know you're on to the next hour we'll be packed full of interesting stories on good ideas my lovely colleague neil to from nigeria.

it's i mean maybe off my dear welcome to the show and hello from me found out you know get here in kampala yes indeed when business is growing not just in africa but in.

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this year 7 went missing after their final game at a recent regional tournament in uganda's capital kampala. 5 fled their hotel in uganda in the middle of a regional tournament in october in $21510.00 players refused to return home after a world cup qualifier in botswana 15 players and the team doctor disappeared in uganda in 2012 and were granted asylum a year later and in 2009 the entire team failed to return home from a tournament in kenya anniston international says a turning point for human rights violations in eritrea was when the government campaign of repression started in 2001 amnesty says eritrea is dangerous for anyone showing political dissent or attempting to avoid national service government critics in exile say they're often harassed or threatened by the ruling party eritreans who stay often face indefinite detention for publicly criticizing the government journalists and human rights activists have often disappeared eritreans who get caught fleeing the country can be detained indefinitely thank. you. let's bring in our guest to the show we have mapped bryden is a strategic a

al-jazeera kampala uganda. at least 14 people have been shot dead in an attack on a church in eastern but in a fast several gunmen opened fire during mass in a village in the border with. the air has come under attack over the past year from groups with links to al qaeda and i saw a soldier and his wife have been killed by an angry crowd in the democratic republic of congo they've been mistaken for rebels happen in the eastern town of beni in north khyber province the crowd found weapons in their bags and bought the members of the allied democratic forces a group blamed for killing more than a 100 civilians in the past month but the un peacekeeping chain visited bennett where they had been protests against u.n. troops people say they're not protecting them from the violence to go bust every day. the message is that you should make the wrong energy use we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partn

was recently in uganda's capital kampala where she met a family affected by the disease when her jarrod mccalla discovered she was hey child be positive her husband disappeared without his support she wasn't able to travel to the clinic where she was receiving treatment here in uganda's capital kampala. she gave birth to twins without any measures taken to prevent transmission the youngest was negative. but the berates had coughs rashes and a growth on her chest only after 3 months was she tested with aids and given treatment. i reach a point when i feel tired of taking the drugs my child is going to take these drugs until she dies she is going to die taking the drugs because i gave it to her had it been prevented she would not have to take. a jar is now back on the antiretroviral medication that started it too late to stop her getting sick in her job as neighborhood most of the housing is basic there are a few jobs here when the only ways to get by is informal trade side of the street many of the health care services that are needed by people with hate hiv and aids are only available s

on one was from for me too nice to have you with us for the next hour i am standard here in kampala uganda here's what is coming up shortly. we will show you how our country helped protect recipe seizing africa. we also show you why solar energy doesn't always have to be received. and how amusing was found in congo thanks to. south africa's western cape is home to stunning plants some of them found nowhere else on earth however a recent report so that the pool this is experiencing the 2nd highest rate of plant extinction in the what do you love part 2. and hospitals we met up with some new sauces to get the region more closely. this rubble and is part of the famed both biome a naturally occurring community of flora and fauna in the region around cape town in south africa it's home to almost $10000.00 species of plants many of them endemic as part of efforts to preserve this unique ecosystem volunteers come here regularly to photograph and document the plants they watch the organization of rare and endangered wild flowers also known as crew. so the reason why we have this program is that ju

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