ah, kampala is the latest district to be hit by uganda. is he bull outbreak? with more than 1600000 people. the capital is also the country's most populous city . raising fears the number of infections and deaths will spike. it's believe the virus spread to kampala after an infected man came to the capitol seeking medical treatment. he later died. the health minister confirms 7 of the newly reported infections income. paula are all family members of that patient? a, with the experience we was as uganda in the month of june. got it, but i outbreaks. we have withdrawn old. i can fix. you include being restricted movements in the if to santa, to ensure that this audience outbreak is going drawers. the government has instituted locked downs and curfews in districts where the outbreak was 1st reported. it's also placed dozens of people under mandatory quarantine in isolation centers across the country. news the virus has reached kampala has some worried tough control measures may not be far behind it, but for people who was the oldest old golda looked though. oh, g

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he said that the bola outbreak in the country has now reached the capital kampala. there are 14 confirmed cases there. 44 people have died. cynthia epidemic was declared in late september. kampala is the latest district to be hit by uganda as he bola outbreak. with more than 1600000 people. the capital is also the country's most populous city. raising fears the number of infections and death will spike. it's believe the virus spread to kampala after an infected man came to the capitol seeking medical treatment. he later died. the health minister confirms 7 of the newly reported infections income. paula, are all family members of that patient? are with the experience we would as you rhonda in the month of june got it brought out but we have gotten older that can fix you include being restricted movements in the epicenter. we're sure that you are current outbreak. you won't roll. the government has instituted locked downs and curfews in districts where the outbreak was. first report it. it's also placed dozens of people under mandatory quarantine in isolation centers

in kampala, the ugandan capital, anxiety is growing over an outbreak which is not yet under control.outbreak was identified towards the end of september. there are now more than 100 cases and 30 people already dead. now, the virus is circulating in kampala, a city of around 1.5 million residents, and outbreaks in urban environments are especially difficult to contain. because we are so many, and what i requested a person to do is to get medicine, because money is there. a medicine which is desperately needed is a vaccine, but the strain of ebola currently circulating in in uganda is the sudan strain, and for that no pre—approved vaccine currently exists. there is no known treatment for sudan ebola virus. currently, the number of promising treatment options that the ministry of health is using under trial. however, the doses available are still very few. ebola is a virus authorities take very seriously. the world health organization estimates the fatality rate is between 41% and 100%. to contain this outbreak, authorities have imposed lockdowns and curfews in some of the rural areas w

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o, a french multinational total energy in kampala to sign the lake, albert development project into operation. the 2nd biggest investor on board is the china national offshore oil corporation, or c, n o c. the 2 companies have committed $10000000000.00 for extracting and transporting the oil. we're doing a whole no a welcome development for uganda estate, minister of finance for investment, even any day. this is an exciting news for a country. it's a long awaited news. we should actually throw a petit the ugandan state has a 15 percent stake in the pipeline. and there's widespread optimism about the oil produced in the country bringing thousands of new jobs as well as additional revenue. among the critics of the project is dickens kamesia, an attorney, and the head of the africa institute for energy governance. he's been skeptical from the outset if you would order the other countries that are really producing, leaving you in africa, you discover that does not create the job if you would, the community that that was in the properties that are being feed, invented it when the money has a reade

o, a french multinational total in a g 's in kampala to sign the lake, albert development project into operation. the 2nd biggest investor on board is the china national offshore. oil corporation or c, n o c. the 2 companies have committed $10000000000.00 for extracting and transporting the oil. we're doing a whole new a welcome development for uganda estate, minister of finance for investment, even any day. this is an exciting news for a country. it's a long awaited news we should actually throw a petty the ugandan state has a 15 percent stake in the pipeline. and there's widespread optimism about the oil produced in the country bringing thousands of new jobs as well as additional revenue. among the critics of the project is dickens kamesia, an attorney, and the head of the africa institute for energy governance. he's been skeptical from the outset. if you would order the other countries that are really producing, leaving you in africa, you discover that does not create the job. if you were the community that that was in the properties that are being feed, invented it when the money h

in uganda, recently vented their anger at the resolution outside the u. delegations. offices and kampala oh, east african moody biplane. you can serve. we are here to tear it up on union to stop to stop mentally one o u o is our hub. yes. o is our future. oliver. over $31.00 of employment. yeah. again. and you gone as president, you're wary mu 70 has accused the e. u of arrogance and dismissed the competence of it's politicians would be to ship . you wouldn't good this part of it is i just youngest member of parliament. oh you you are looking at him. you know what, what to do in uganda. you younger citizens criticizing the pipeline face being arrested as seen in a growing number of cases posted online. what's more substantial deposits of gold were discovered in uganda earlier this year with the chinese company set to mind the precious metal. oh, the question again is what price with countries delicate ecosystems have to pay? ah, what a story will be sure to keep the updated on any new developments. now we head of to northern gunner, where the cattle ranches ever way you look, but they ar

o, a french multinational total energy in kampala to sign the lake, albert development project into operation. the 2nd biggest investor on board is the china national offshore oil corporation or c, n o c. the 2 companies have committed $10000000000.00 for extracting and transporting the oil. we're doing a whole no a welcome development for uganda state minister of finance for investment easily in any day. this is an exciting news for our country. it's a long awaited news. we should actually throw a patty. the ugandan state has a 15 percent stake in the pipeline and there's widespread optimism about the oil produced in the country bringing thousands of new jobs as well as additional revenue among the critics of the project. as dickins kamesia, an attorney and the head of the africa institute for energy governance. he's been skeptical from the outset. if you would order the other countries of the 3rd party thing leaving you in africa, you discover that does not create the job. if you were the community that that was in the properties that are being visited when the money has rendered the value

in 2008. 19 children were killed in a night time fire at a boarding school in kampala. the government said it would implement more regulations to prevent tragedies. but more than a decade later, families have woken up to the worst news. barbara and grampa, how to sarah. a millions of people in brazil continued to face hunger and soaring unemployment as the country heads to the poles in the presidential runoff election . solving these issues has been a key campaign promise for those president the giant watson auto and his challenge at louis ignacio luna da silva, monica yanna care reports now from the state of matto grosso. the su where many believe bolton are, will prioritize their concerns. brazil's agricultural industry accounts for one 3rd of its g d p. the country is the world's biggest exporter of meat, and farmers in the state of much gross will do so on the largest cattle heard in the country. most of them are staunch supporters of president jay bill sonata was running for a 2nd term. they say he protects their interests. blooms on thim, easiest folsom aro, guara

as i write in uganda, you got about a one, a 1000000 chat in the air of kampala. so you that think we have a delay? that that's okay. i'll be patient as my question, but in uganda you have a one and 1000000 chance of meeting a psychiatrist, meaning for every 1000000 people that live there, you have one psychiatrist, but as a, as you're in a power outage right now, how does the country, i guess trias, what they need to address here. do they address, getting you more steady electricity, or do they address? getting more psychiatrist. thank you for your question. tricky question, but of course would be to get more electricity rate. we've not, but it's one point where we take mental health very, very seriously. like you said, for population of 4546000001 psychiatrist. yes. and it's very disheartening. you know, we couldn't go, we couldn't blame all of our africa, mental health trying to do it. we can say, oh, there's a lack of awareness. however, there are people doing that that weren't correct. that's what we do. that's what i really does rate, but we have a, we have

in 2008. 19 children were killed in a night time fire at a boarding school in kampala. the government said it would implement more regulations to prevent tragedies. but more than a decade later, families have woken up to the worst news. barbara and grampa, our to sarah kenya, has hosted a unique film festival at aims to tell human interest stories based on sustainable development goals. organizers say they want to connect communities around the world . katherine sawyer reports from my robbie. isn't a knows a tale of a woman leaving with disability in kenya. it's an uncomfortable film about maneuvering physical and sexual challenges in a conservative country like kenya. so it was one of dozens of phones, so that honored excellence in bringing to life the un sustainable millennium development goals. global leaders set an agenda 7 years ago too. and poverty, hunger protect the environment, among other things. but it has been a struggle. ledia mata warned the top award. she sees her film called some gura or rabbit. in swahili is a story that needs to be told. we can decide

she joins us from kampala, uganda, and from jose nigeria, we have ruth tilley kado. she is a journalist in a mental health advocate. all right, avi way, i'd like to begin with you. and so you're sitting in south africa and yeah, 6 of the 10 countries in the world that had the highest suicide rates are in sub saharan africa. but 3 of those countries are actually within the borders of south africa. so i'm just, i want to ask you what's going on there, what's happening with mental health in south africa? so yeah, as you said, we definitely have a mental health crisis in south africa. the biggest challenge is that we have a challenge of avoidance. we don't have the right policies, and there's still quite a lot of stigma when it comes to mental health challenges and mental health as a whole. and we have 23 suicide deaths in south africa every day. and then $460.00 attempts of suicide deaths in south africa every single day. so at the moment it really is a crisis that we're in and we don't have enough services as a country. there's a 93 percent treatment gap. so it means t

after 11 girls die in a fire at their boarding school near kampala zulu her oh. from posting videos of herself singing on instagram to recording the 1st woke up song. for kat are 2022, we sit down with asia to hear what it means to be singing for her country. ah, it is at the moment, unceasingly be hot in queue weight, but centers have been dropping down. the other gulf states with a light breeze coming out of the north is not ticklish humid either. and there's nothing in the sky, but you can see the other is up here. this is a change of season coming out of europe. se, and bells go small, circulating storm, throwing showers into egypt, parsley, and territories, for example, iraq and maybe iran as well, but eventually to a drop in temperature. nothing particular substantial miss renewal notice is just a hint. and season really is changing. this bit slow as a change in africa from west africa across to nigeria and beyond. you can see around the coast here, this blue which is rain that's produced the heavy rain. therefore the flooding in nigeria that's not yet fini

at the school in the district east of the capital, kampala.re trapped inside and not able to escape because the windows had been made burglar proof. brazil's political future could become clearer after sunday with the country's runoff presidential election taking place. the candidates, the incumbent, bolsonaro, and former leader lula da silva, brazil's first working class president. millions continue to face hunger and soaring unemployment. we have reports from brazil. reporter: brazil's agricultural industry accounts for one third of its gdp. the country is the world's biggest exporter of meat. farmers in the state here, on the largest cattle herd -- own the largest cattle herd in the country. most of them are some supporters of bolsonaro, running for a second term. they say he protects their interests. >> bolsonaro guarantees our right to produce without having our firms invaded by indigenous people. he has allowed us to defend our private property. reporter: he chose a small party to run his reelection bid. when it ran low on funds, some do

i am sondra 3 nobody signing from kampala here in uganda. a, [000:00:00;00] a ah, with who the flood is over, but people continue to die in pakistan. more than 1500 have died from drowning, flood related diseases. countless have lost everything. there is hardly any support from the state on private initiatives happening as best as they can. global 3000 in 30 minutes on d, w. go india, o. kimberly in, whoa. oh, in ongoing decline in demand has reduced the number of sheep herds causing the ecosystem to suffer. now the local organizations are trying to rejuvenate the one trade which would revive traditional craftsmanship and to benefit the environments eco 90 minutes on d. w. o. in every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word college pinnacle rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him? a simple online on your mobile and free to shop. d w e learning course, nikos vague. german made easy dollar ok, they commend on everything you enjoy, eating at home with your family, was harvested by people more bei

already introduced electric motorcycles that are used by bike taxi operators and uganda's, capital kampala, the motorcycles have found favor with the uganda in public. then there are electric bicycles like the app for a cruise. this model runs on batteries that are charged by solar energy with kiera motors main target for maintenance, mass transportation, and thatcher and pongo says that interest is high and orders for electric buses have started coming in. she hopes that this ugandan technology can eventually be exported across the continent with more future mobility on the next episode of ram. if ah, with ah ah ah, with a check in with us again in the city that you can visit a get busy tourist with nicole clearly shown by real insider like how life is lived in prague. checking in 30 minutes on d. w. volumes of explosive dyna might take something to the dog. dazzles, makes room for the new saves lives. an explosive discovery that the change the world dw, enjoying the view, and come to take a look at this tv highlights every week in your inbox, subscribe. now. imagine so many portions of l

pipeline in uganda recently vented their anger at the resolution outside the u. delegations. offices in kampala. oh, you stuff regarding rudy biplane, you can serve. we are here to tear it up your new noon to stop to stop mentally will know. are you oh is our hub? yes, i left you a back over so. so one of employment. yeah. again and uganda's president, you're wary mu 70 has accused the e. u of arrogance and dismissed the competence of it's politicians would be to ship you when you got this part of it is i just youngest member of parliament. oh, do you look at him? you know what, what to do in uganda. you younger citizens criticizing the pipeline face being arrested as seen in a growing number of cases posted online. what's more substantial deposits of gold were discovered in uganda earlier this year with the chinese company set to mind the precious metal. oh, the question again is what price with the countries delicate ecosystems have to pay? ah, what a story will be sure to keep you updated on any new developments. now we head of to northern gunner, where the cattle ranches ever way. you look,

in uganda's, capital kampala, the motorcycles have found favor with the uganda in public then there are electric bicycles like the f recruit z. this model runs on batteries that are charged by solar energy. with kiera motors main target for maintenance, mass transportation and thatcher and hunger says that interest is high and orders for electric buses have started coming in. she hopes that this ugandan technology can eventually be exported across the continent with more future mobility. on the next episode of friends ah aah! with a chronicle of a scan document and anti semitism on the 15th world art exhibition in cash. it wanted to promote understanding what it was overshadowed by a bitter dispute of were anti semitic imagery and art corpse. the documentary scandal close up in 90 minutes on d. w. o is just a thought say well crazy to ah mm hm. oh, they are eternal. i and the pillar of sticks and society. a symbol of arbitrary rule and crucial tool in the struggle for justice. taxes the right to levy taxes and the obligation to pay them both inherent in the sovereignty of nation states

already introduced electric motorcycle that are used by bike taxi operators in uganda's, capital, kampala, the motorcycles have found favor with the uganda in public then there are electric bicycles like the f for cruise. this model runs on batteries that are charged by solar energy with kiera motors main target for maintenance, mass transportation, and thatcher and pongo says that interest is high and orders for electric buses have started coming in. she hopes that this ugandan technology can eventually be exported across the continent with more future mobility on the next episode of friends, if ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah, ah, to the point. strong opinion, clear positions, international perspectives, job referendums, annexation that a large conscription. dr. vladimir putin is trying to salvage his special military operation, but protests are increasing and thousands of russians are fleeing on to the point we discuss. is russia finally turning to the point with 30 minutes, d, w. difference. they use us to join shame, anger, politicians, social media corporations. all of them speak to mani

have already introduced electric motorcycle are used by fight taxi operators in uganda's, capital, kampala, the motorcycles have found favor with the uganda in public then there are electric bicycles like the app for a cruise. this model runs on batteries that are charged by solar energy with kiera motors main target for maintenance, mass transportation, and thatcher and pongo says that interest is high and orders for electric buses have started coming in. and she hopes that this ugandan technology can eventually be exported across the continent with more future mobility on the next episode of friends ah, with ah, the addition of the 77 percent. well, this week we want to have a conversation around teenage pregnancy and i'll be married. we hear stories of women. oh, young ghost who bleed them themselves almost to death. we've bought a few emotionally trapped topics to toppling today show, but will speak out against gender inequality just 77 percent in 30 minutes on d. w. volumes of explosive. dynamite takes us to the stars dazzles us. makes room for the new saves lives and the explosive di

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kampala, the bustling capital of uganda. the city council garbage collectors are hard at work.aste like cardboard, tins and plastic bottles that they have to deal with. there's a huge amount of discarded synthetic hair, too. from this stop alone, they've emptied six bins of waste from salons. the hair wigs and extensions market is growing fast. as suppliers talk shop, the salons pack with women getting the latest weaving and braiding styles. we mostly lean towards the synthetic hair because it's much more affordable and more available. rosemary runs a salon in kenyatta market in nairobi, kenya's capital. hairdressers here are known for their skills in braiding synthetic hair. translator: in a week| we can have 100 clients. after cleaning the salon, we take the hair out, which is taken by the city council to landfill sites. about 1,500 tonnes of waste is brought to this landfill site every day. and part of it is this — synthetic hair from salons around nairobi, kenya's capital. you see the smoke behind me. that's part of the waste being burned. climate experts say they are conce

northern use of violence, clashes between protesters and police have erupted in uganda and capitol, of kampala as dozens gather to demonstrate against the development of new pipeline and oil projects. in the country, construction of the east african crude oil pipeline is being led by french companies total energies. along with the china national, offshore oil corporation and national petroleum firms of uganda and sons. and near people gathered in front of the u. office in the capitol delivering a petition opposing construction of the pipeline and accusing ugandan government of seizing land belonging to locals, which they say would displace a tens of thousands of people. at least 9 demonstrators were detained by police, according to reports and handsome footage from the scene i with through the companies that are constructing oil pipeline, they did not issue either. you got them that are going to be affected by that pipeline. we are here to deliver just to petition haven't sick and we have been blocked by your gun up. what is he attempted a the european parliament says that construction of the

particular, the enemy hit the nuyaziv region, the gulyaipil region, the primorsky region, and the kampalaion yansky was informed in the regional military administration that 23 destroyed houses were civilian damage the infrastructure of the pologh district, the occupiers used artillery under constant enemy fire, there were no surviving houses there , the school was destroyed due to enemy shells , fires broke out in the city, light, water, gas in the settlement , there is no and ongoing fan outages throughout ukraine, in particular, ukrenergo limits electricity for industrial and other categories of consumers it was noted that it is currently important to consciously reduce electricity consumption by citizens, especially during the morning and evening peak hours, namely from six in the morning to 11 a.m. and from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., the company also urges not to turn on two or more powerful electrical appliances at the same time and, if possible, to transfer the use of some of them to the night period, this applies to the right machines or boilers , heaters, etc. i would like to remind you

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moving on now. violence clashes between processes . unbelief have erupted in the ugandan capital of kampala thoughts as dozens gather to demonstrate against the development of a new pipeline, an oil extraction projects in the country. construction of the east african crude oil pipeline is currently being led by french companies total energies. along with the china national offshore oil corporation, as well as the national petroleum firms of uganda, unten zeniah. now people gathered in front of the e. u. office in the capitol delivering a petition opposing construction of the pipeline and accusing ugandan government of seizing land belonging to locals, which they say were displaced at tens of thousands of people. at least 9 demonstrators were detained by police, according to reports. and here's some footage from the c ah, with the companies that are constructing oil pipeline, they did not issue either. you gallons that are going to be affected by that pipeline. we are here to deliver just a petition for heaven's sake. and we have been blocked by uganda. what is he attempted to followup with

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faulty wiring. austin, in 2819 children were killed in the night time fire at a boarding school in kampala. the government said it would implement more regulations to prevent tragedies. but more than a decade later, families have where can up to the west news, barbara and go path out to sarah more than a 1000000 football fans are preparing for their trip to cattle with well kept just 26 days away. the environmental impact of that many travelers will be huge, but organize as a confident dell deliver the 1st carbon neutral tenement natasha go name reports. carbon dioxide or c o 2 emission sword to a record level last year by several indexes. cut our ranks high globally when it comes to c o. 2 emissions per capita. this november, the gulf nation is pledging to host the 1st ever carbon neutral world cup. lot of people will gumble together by it, but the activity is hidden. cutter is design in such of it. all the emissions associated are there will be limited emissions and this emissions available bed as the layout of stadiums over a small geographic area means once vans land in cutter, they'll

impaired and uganda. 6 others are in a critical condition that happened in the cona, near the capsule, kampala, cycling said, trying has left a trail of destruction in bangladesh least 22 people have been killed after it's slammed into the countries coastal regions authorities and now working to help affected communities, those are you headlines more news on al jazeera that's after the st. on november, the 8th americans will go all the seats in the house of representatives. at 35 percent of the senate will be contested. americans are expected to split on strict ideological lines with abortion and the economy named as the key issues. the results will to find the rest of your biden's presidency and put americas democratic principles to the test. special coverage of the midterm elections on al jazeera. i hello, welcome to the stream, i'm from the ok. these scale of our global climate emergency. so big that we're seeing climate change, toys making headlines every day. but there's not so much news about remarkable creative climate action happening around the world to inspire and encourage us. so in

than a dozen people including six schoolchildren have tested positive for ebola virus in the capital kampalat's part of a new outbreak of the disease, which has seen over 100 confirmed infections and 30 deaths in uganda since the first case emerged in september. it's the fifth outbreak of ebola in uganda since 2000. in pakistan, tens of thousands of people attended the funeral of prominent journalist arshad sharif in islamabad thursday. sharif was killed by police in kenya sunday in what authorities claimed was a case of mistaken identity. sharif had fled pakistan just two months before his death to avoid arrest following a series of criminal charges over his criticism of the pakistani military and the government of prime minister shehbaz sharif, who rose to power after the ouster of imran khan. arshad sharif had been living in hiding in kenya. supporters are demanding justice for sharif and a thorough independent investigation into his killing. pakistan has a history of media suppression and violence against journalists, and critics often blame the military. in the philippines, landslides a

faulty wiring or arson in 2008. 19 children were killed in the night time fire at a boarding school in kampala. the government said it would implement more regulations to prevent tragedies. but more than a decade later, families have woken up to the worst news. barbara and go path out to sarah. a well known journalist in haiti has survived an assassination attempt up as an owl point of funds. a was shot in his car on his way to work and put a prince on tuesday, is expected to recover after undergoing several operations. attack came weeks after the government appealed for foreign military to help combat as powerful gangs. unrest led to critical shortages of fuel and water and complicated efforts to respond to a cholera outbreak lanes. his health minister, his warning that outbreak is spreading faster than previously thought. and he's 41 . people have died from the disease. infections have doubled in early 2010 a few days and a half of them. a children, un supported health workers have been trying to limit the outbreak since early october or week of richardson is the un resident coordinator in h

in uganda, it happened in mo, kona, near the capital kampala, 6 others are in a critical condition. police say it's unclear how about late started messaging service. whatsapp is working again after a major global outage. users complain they couldn't send or receive messages. the disruption lasted about 2 hours. 2000000000 people use whatsapp world wide. it's owned by u. s. tech giant. matter who's also the parent company of facebook, and instagram matter hasn't said what caused the service interruption. the u. s. justice department says it's charged to suspect a chinese intelligence officers. washington says they were allegedly involved in a plot to disrupt a federal probe into the chinese tech giant y way. the justice department also announced separate charges against 4 other chinese nationals. it accused them of trying to get a hold of sensitive technology under the cover of an academic institute. each of these cases lays beer, the chinese government's flagrant violation of international laws as they work to project their authoritarian view around the world, including within our own bord

. >> please visit lifehacker at by now you are all familiar with kampala's you lawsuits where marinesed at the base were exposed to dangerous, life threatening chemicals in the water. but what about their sons and daughters? what about their spouses? one huge topic that is being overlooked is that they were all potentially exposed to the tainted water from drinking, cooking and even swimming in. yes, the families of those marines living at camp lejeune between 1953 and 1980, seven were exposed to benzene, vinyl chloride and other toxic chemicals. many of those family members also suffered from cancer and even death. the same legislation that allows marines to recover damages for health issues also applies to their sons and daughters, husbands and wives. if you or any other family member was at camp lejeune during that time period, please call stanly law. stanly law is at the tip of the spear fighting for financial compensation for those family members who became sick or died because of these life threatening chemicals. stanley law fighting for the families of those who fought for us .