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for more on all this i'm joined by our guests and kampala is victor ochen director for african youthnitiative network and robot is muhammad alishki senior fellow at the policy center for the new south a moroccan think tank that focuses on economic and social public policies. and in london is jonathan ofay ansa founder and publisher at africa briefing magazine. a warm welcome to you all and thanks for being with us on inside story. today victor let me start with you today the 2023 african union summit is going to be taking place at a very fraught time for the continent how important is it that this be a productive summit. >> i think the 2023 uh au summit is definitely coming at the point when there's so much uh global interest they do strategic significance of africa given the current uh global situation about the increasing tension between the you know superpowers and all that uh but the question comes what role what will africa play in in terms of this global security piece and all this what would be the most cohesive voice that african union or african blog can come forward and pre

ah, all right, for more on all this i'm joined by our guests in kampala is victor ocean, director for african youth initiative. network in rabbit is mohammed liskey, senior fellow at the policy center for the new south american think tank that focuses on economic and social public policies. and in london is jonathan affair. i'm sorry, founder and publisher at africa briefing magazine. a warm welcome to you all and thanks for being with us on inside story today. victor, let me start with you today. the 2023 african union summit is going to be taking place at a very fraught time for the continent. how important is it that this be a productive summit? oh, thank you. i think it went when the 3 a use, i mean is business coming at the point when there's so much are global interest that you studied the significance of africa, given the current global situation about the leasing tension between the superpowers and all that. but and the question comes, what role, what will africa play in terms of this global security piece and all of this, what would be the most quasi boys that african union o

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the key city of archibald a tenant night this monday in the markets in kampala and here in moscow. welcome to the global news roundup on our t. another 2 earthquakes have been recorded in turkey at one of 6.4 magnitude. the other 5.8. both where once again, centered on this southern province of hot se, local authorities are reporting people being buried under rebel after the latest tremors, with rescue teams heading to the sites. this voltage is said to show momentum selim, shortly after the latest on quick far heads when its buildings cracked, it comes up with just 2 weeks since a series of massive tremors in this same region happening within 40000 people dead in turkey and sizes, some work and we bordering the syria. now today's earthquakes were also felt in syria, lebanon, cypress, on further side of israel, nevada. this video was taken out an earth forth in a province, the people you can imagine swimming, running in public. the terminal was tilted by the late this tremors following the plates, the euro, mediterranean sized knowledge of center as issued a for now me warning, the

and to and to sort of sniff out opposition so that uganda police, when they got back to kampala a short time later, the ugandan government had signed a deal for i think was $127 million for a little kind of chinese surveillance state starter kit that museveni rolled out and used to in the last election. use successfully to track down a lot of bobby warren supporters and basically neutralize them and then emerge victorious in the in the latest elections. well, so maybe i'm going to open this up to questions in a few minutes, but along those lines, i mean, so the big question, curious and you and what i like about your book is also it doesn't sort of paint, so it tries to be very balanced, which is an answer to big question here, which has china really successfully used, surveil and to for social control and you talked about some areas where it's been successful, but you've also talked about some flaws where this model maybe doesn't always work and particularly not enforced for some for export either. so i think particularly like so you about it quite a bit. so i'd love to hear your could