so 0 is dorsey jabari live from the non line movement summits in kampala, uganda, thanks for bringing us that interview door. so a us president joe biden has held a phone call with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and comes after rising tensions and growing frustrations in the pavement ministration about the policies of the is really prime minister. alan fischer reports from washington dc to biden was one of the 1st well leaders to visit israel after october. the 7th, the 2 liters have spoken often since i know even after it's really probably minister benjamin netanyahu again, publicly rejected the us policy of an independent policy type despite and is, are locked into a bundled him as to the white host. if a 2 state solution was impossible with nick and yahoo in power, he'd applied sharply no and rejected the idea of cutting aid in response to such a public disagreement in the 2 states loose countries that are members that are still in so there's ways in which we truly just spoke on friday, the 1st call in $26.00 days assign. many observers believe of going for station in

from iran , the first vice president went to kampala to participate in this meeting. i am talking with the correspondent broadcasting news agency, mr. shayanmehr, hello and god bless you about the meeting of heads of independent countries in uganda and the program and meetings of the first vice president in kampala. thank you, i say hello to you and all the viewers. after a flight of about 7 hours, i arrived in kampala, the capital of uganda, in order to participate in the 19th summit of the heads of the member countries of the non-aligned movement and now that i am at your service , i am in front of the meeting hall where mr. mokhbar in a few minutes at this meeting as the first speaker. in the morning part of this meeting, give a speech mr. mokhbar, when i was speaking, he said that he will explain the positions of the islamic republic of iran regarding the gaza issue in this speech. after this speech, several meetings have been arranged for mr. mokhbar , there are about five meetings with the foreign ministers of the countries participating in this summit, which wi

kampala and nairobi also have some of africa's longest commute times, owing to huge traffic gridlocks22 report showed commuters lose the equivalent of one working day to traffic jams each week. here in lagos, home to over 21 million people, spending long hours in traffic like this is not only a problem for workers. lagos cab drivers say their productivity levels have reduced, owing to the number of hours they spend commuting. you sleep in the car just to have a rest. sometimes what you see is up to four and five hourjourneys. you have to decide to find somewhere to rest. some days i don't see my family. because of traffic. for me to meet my target. a 2023 report from the dean institute for research says lagoscommuters spend an average of 2.5 hours daily in transit. unintelligible for commuters who can't sit in traffic for up to four hours, using the new lagos blue rail or the ferries could be an alternative. but these two means of transportation come at a cost. the fare is better, shorter. i decided taking the boat to meet up with work on time. before we go, japan airlines is offering

kampala and nairobi also have some of africa's longest commute times, owing to huge traffic gridlock.ers lose the equivalent of one working day to traffic jams each week. here in lagos, home to over 21 million people, spending long hours in traffic like this is not only a problem for workers. lagos cab drivers say their productivity levels have reduced, owing to the number of hours spent commuting. sometimes now we decide to sleep in the car, just to have a rest, because sometimes where you stay is about a four or five hourjourney. so you have to decide to find somewhere to rest your eyes so you can start working the following day. a 2023 report says lagos commuters spend an average of 2.5 hours daily in transit. there are two dimensions to productivity. _ one is psychosocial — _ mental health — and the second has to do with financial losses. so the psychosocial - and the financial damage, when you put them together, they have significant - impact on the economy. for commuters who can't sit in traffic for up to four hours, using the new lagos blue rail or the ferries could be an alter

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the first vice president arrived in kampala with this welcome. with the aim of participating and... giving a speech at the 19th meeting of the heads of the member states of the non-aligned movement. i am very pleased to participate in the valuable meeting of the leaders of the non-alignment movement. creation the new peace-oriented order with the motto of security for all, insecurity for no one. the main focus of the first vice president's speech at the meeting of the heads of the member countries of the non- aligned movement was. unfortunately, today's passivity and indifference . working against injustice and warlordism at the world level has become a prominent feature of the international system, of which the inefficiency of the united nations security council is a clear example. therefore , the collective cooperation of countries in the international system in order to create a new peace-oriented system with the slogan of security for all and insecurity for none is necessary. mr. mokhbar while supporting south africa to sue the regime a zioni

uganda is a country in the east of the african continent, with kampala as its capital , borders south sudan to the north, the democratic republic of the congo to the west, kenya to the east, tanzania to the south, and rwanda to the southwest . the largest lake in the african continent is victoria , a part of the lake is located in the southeast of uganda . the population of this country is more than 45 million people. fertile soil, constant rainfall, rich and significant mines. copper and cobalt are among uganda's stable natural resources. this country also has very large resources of crude oil and gas, and the main annual exports include coffee, tea and livestock aquatic life uganda's membership in important regional economic blocs such as the east and southern african common market economic union (kemsa), the international organization for development in east africa, ica and the east african community , the possibility of taking advantage of the capacity of these organizations to attend. it provides economic operators of the private sector in the african market. the virality of sed

in the african city of kampala , active work continues on the sidelines of the nineteenth summit of theent. the day before , the head of the belarusian foreign ministry took part in the fifth ministerial meeting of the group of friends in defense of the un charter. sergei oleynik also held a series of negotiations with representatives of algeria, the philippines, the dprk and uganda itself. among the issues discussed are cooperation in agriculture, the supply of belarusian equipment, and cooperation projects. thus, the head of the algerian ministry of foreign affairs emphasized high quality. the parties also agreed to hold a meeting of the belarusian-indian intergovernmental commission on cooperation in the field of trade, economics, industry and science in minsk. and today sergei lennik spoke at a plenary meeting of the heads of state and government of the non-aligned movement. he noted that there are more and more conflicts on the planet. the role of the non-aligned movement in their possible settlement cannot be overestimated. open conversation. on any topic, the chairman of the coun

he was addressing leaders of the g 77 group of countries in kampala. many palestinians in the gaza strip has been displaced more than once during this war. some of them say is released forces is really soldiers forced them out of their shelter and threatened to shoot them among those evicted were some elderly and children coming into like has more displacement on desk. that's the stock choice. palestinians say they were given as they shouted in a school in the remote neighborhood in gauze, a city set amount on the left the we will proceed on wednesday night and these rarely forced to show it to us until the morning. no one could leave the school, they kept shooting the next day to all day long. then the soldiers entered the school and asked us to evacuate by sunset. is there a forces told them that any one failing to comply with dr. about to ation would up? would be shot. they were forced to flee on foot, both young and old alike, alone with one another. then i prefer death to this humiliation. i wish they'd killed us at the school rather than being di

known as i got add his presidential palace in integrity, that's about 50 kilometers from the capital kampala where we are now. the special session was called to try and discuss the deteriorating relations between if you will, p, a and somalia that have come as a result of if you will be assigning a memorandum of understanding with the officials in somalia that now the central government and will be the issue of such as this act is a violation of their country sovereignty and integrity. and until the officials in ethiopia walk back on this memorandum of understanding, there is nothing to discuss. so the 1st issue on the table has been that and very little has been achieved since the officials from if you, if you ever were invited to i got said they had a scheduling conflict and did not even attend this meeting. the 2nd item of discussion of was the situation in. so don, as the 2 sides that have been fighting in that country were invited to uganda to discuss their differences. we know that's the head of the rafters. the full force is mohammed. i'm down. scholar has been in uganda, but his othe

that's a political think tank covering the horn of africa and in kampala is of the i into a former some of the minister of planning and investment and economic development. he's also the co founder of the heritage institute for policy studies thing tag in somalia. a very warm welcome to one of you, mr. mohammed with. i'll start with you and jessica prime minister document says that landlord countries such as ethiopia face in some mountable challenges. but why go to somali line to address that when it showed for the dispute or uh, some, uh, well, the tech is so. so i think the, the premises called was not the specifications for my land only. uh so what is that this good vis you need his uh uh, direct access to see and for this uh, the problem is that all the, all the guarantees really got to call 12 neighboring countries. uh oh, i appreciate the also. so the diploma mazes and leslie and so while i was the 1st respond, does always happened to approach it. so my lad, as an adult, if it was in the specification as to so mine and i, and this has been very positive who acts which are bad to t

kampala and nairobi also have some of africa's longest commute times owing to huge traffic gridlock.alent of one working day to traffic jams equivalent of one working day to trafficjams each week. in lagos come home to over 21 million people, spending long hours in traffic like this is not only a problem for workers. lagos cab driver say their productivity levels have reduced, owing to the number of hours they spend commuting.— owing to the number of hours they send commutina. , . spend commuting. sometimes we decide we will sleep in — spend commuting. sometimes we decide we will sleep in the _ spend commuting. sometimes we decide we will sleep in the car _ spend commuting. sometimes we decide we will sleep in the carjust _ spend commuting. sometimes we decide we will sleep in the carjust to _ we will sleep in the carjust to have a rest. sometimes where you stay is about 45 hourjourney. so you have to decide to find somewhere to rest. then you can start working the following day. the to rest. then you can start working the following day.— the following day. the 2023 report from the d

as officials continue to meet in kampala door, so thanks very much indeed. just before you go, i'm just seeing a line that's come out saying that the, the libyan presidential cancel head says that libya has no. finally, joining south africa in that case found to the international court of justice over the accusations with israel is conducting genocide in the gaza strip. we're going to try and find out of course more about that. and we're going to bring that to our view as soon as we have it for now. dosage of adding to paula. thank you very much . well, it's as war on guys at the top of the official agenda for business leaders, ministers, i'm heads of state attending the world economic forum and double spots. as israel's bombardment continues, many seem to be avoiding realities on the ground or diplomatic editor james base, reports from dollars. the war and guns loomed large of it. this is gathering of the world economic forum. but at times it seems like the issue very few wanted to talk about. among those who did as well as president is a quote, so himself

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kampala and nairobi also have some of africa's longest commute times, owing to huge traffic gridlocksse the equivalent of one working day to trafficjams each week. here in lagos, home to over 21 million people, spending long hours in traffic like this is not only a problem for workers — lagos cab drivers say their productivity levels have reduced, owing to the number of hours spent commuting. sometimes now we decide to like sleep in the car, just to have a rest, because sometimes where you stay is about a four or five hourjourney. so you have to decide to find somewhere to rest your eyes so you can start working the following day. the 2023 report says lagos commuters spend an average of 2.5 hours daily in transit. there are two dimensionsj in relation to productivity. one is psychosocial — _ mental health — and the second has to do with financial losses _ so the psychosocial - and the financial damage, when you put them together, they have significant - impacts on the economy. for commuters who can sit in traffic for up to four hours, using the new lagos blue rail or the ferries could

president, from kampala, where the global south was gathered to brussels where arab ministers met their european counterparts. to the united nations in new york, the world is calling for immediate humanitarian ceasefire. a cease fire is indispensable to achieve what the security council has called for. protection of civilians, safe and unhendered humanitarian access and humanitarian assistance at scale throughout the gaza strip, release of those held captive, rejection of force displacement and the achievement of peace consistent. with international law and relevant un resolutions. mr. president, on one side, there is the will of the international community, and on the other side, the webs of an israeli prime minister driven by single goal, his own political survival at the expense of the survival of millions of palestinians under israel's illegal occupation and peace and security for all. said the palestinians have been long denied their inalienable rights, their existence and their humanitarian or their humanity that is in gaza and across occupied territories. he added israeli regime

, as they say every cloud has a silver lining, addressing the recent non align movement summit in kampala, president musavini said countries in this movement can enhance trade among themselves. since we are members of the same group of countries with similar interest, we should promote trade among ourselves, because because when i buy from you, i'm supporting your prosperity, and when you buy from me, you are supporting my prosperity, and we shall, i don't know how the secretariat is organized of now and and of g77 to produce to bring ideas of how we can promote and expand inter interstate trade among the num countries. our next question to derek yonga, do you think sanctions imposed by the us and other western countries on uganda and can open new horizons of trade with african countries and indeed other countries facing western sanctions such as iran and russia, even before sanctions, i think uh, these are opportunities that have always been around, it doesn't have to to go down to sanctions, because trade should you know, as long as you have something to offer, i think they should alway

so it has moved from kampala leaders of the non line movement or non meeting in kampala facing a parking agenda. or the heart of discussions. these wilds was on garza, in south africa genocide. case of the international court of justice. we have to measures important measures to be supported by the judges because we think we need some urgent decisions on holding. crisis has made wanting to clear that can be no lasting piece in the middle east without settling the strategy part listed in conflict. uganda's positive into our in was 70 accused western leaders of double standards. that's the way to, to, to solicited the freedom of editable. how can you see what the democrats do, what other people to be? slaves are used between somebody in design lock, if you will, if i deal with a ton of my region. also, my line is also causing concerns. is able agreement gives i decided about access to the red sea. but samaya says it's an act of aggression and a violation of dates, sovereignty. there was other issues on the table including combating terrorism, climate change, strengthening trades ties, inde

the african continent , with kampala as its capital , shares borders with south sudan from the north, the democratic republic of the congo from the west, kenya from the east, tanzania from the south, and rwanda from the southwest. the largest lake on the african continent is victoria, a part of the lake is located in the southeast of uganda. the population of this country is more than 45 million people. rainy fertile soil permanent rain of rich and significant mines of copper and cobalt, including fixed natural resources. it is considered ogda. this country also has very large resources of crude oil and gas, and the main annual exports include coffee, tea and aquaculture. uganda's membership in important regional economic blocs such as the economic union of the common market of east and southern africa (kemsa), the international organization for development in east africa (ica) and the east african community allows the possibility of using the capacity of these organizations for the presence of private sector economic actors in the african market. provide. rukh feyrouzgarani of sed an

amir shayanmehr is a senior reporter of kampala uganda radio and television agency. the conclusion of the 14th edition of ammar's popular film course has reached its final stage in the andisheh hall of the artistic field. documentary section of arman ruhollah. hero nation, economic war, iranian dream, global movement of employees, fiction film feature film, television series, and dialogue criticism were among the parts of this festival, where the jury reviewed the works of this period and announced the winners . the 14th episode of the popular movie known as ammar, with a new piece by gholamreza sanatgar to the end station. in fact, it can be said that the salve for the wounds of entrepreneurs and top jihadists in the region of sistan baluchistan, encourage mr. yaminpour, that mr. daravi's award for the best feature film was also for hossein darabi's interest, and the cultural and sacred defense section was also given to mehrdad khaki for the last zangi zamane received zangi zamane about a wrestler qajar it is unique that it is unknown and forgotten during this storm

this is kampala, the capital of uganda. the venue of the 19th summit of the member countries of the kheed movement. committed is a movement in which 53 african countries, 40 asian countries, 26 latin american countries and one european country gathered together to decide for the just management of the world. in this meeting, mr. mokhbar considered it necessary to create a new peace-oriented order with the slogan of security for all, insecurity for no one. unfortunately, today's inaction and b obvious consideration for biyad. and warlordism at the world level has become a prominent feature of the international system, of which the inefficiency of the united nations security council is a clear example. while appreciating south africa's firm stance in supporting the people of gaza and filing a complaint against the zionist regime in the international court of justice, the first vice president also called on the present countries to take practical action in addition to supporting the palestinian nation to stop the killing of th

order to participate in the 19th summit of the member states of the non-aligned movement went to kampala, the capital of uganda. mr. mokhbar called the investigation of palestinian developments one of the most important goals of this period of the summit of the non-aligned movement. we hope, god willing, that this meeting can play a serious role in reducing the symptoms that are there, the crimes that are happening there, and the killings that are happening there, to stop this crime and to deliver the aid that is needed there. well, of course, there are bilateral meetings. it happens there that we have to use this opportunity to deepen the introduction of the capacities that exist in the country the relations that we have with these countries, well, our participation in the brics discussion in shanghai and the non-aligned discussion, these are all opportunities that we should use and god willing, we will use them. the non-commitment movement was founded in 1961 in order to confront domination. this movement is based on mutual respect for horizontal integrity and sovereignty, equality and

that's dorset jabari reporting there from kampala and uganda. thank you very much for bringing us that interview door. so we'll be talking about that with our correspondence houses here as honey. my mood is in rafa. southern, gaza, honey, i want to come back to what's happening on the ground with you. this. our 25000 palestinians have been killed in gaza, a new grim milestone. after that, the more than $60000.00 palestinians have been injured. that means between 3 and 4 percent of gauze, this population that's been either killed or injured since october, the 7th. a yes indeed, a very devastating statistics, but that's only the number that has been identified and collected by the non this or how there are. busy thousands for solar trap missing and the seas under the rubble of the city of wait time on alone has thousands of people are still under the rubble of the building. we're talking about a city that at the beginning of the, the war, the 1st month of the war was completely level to the ground with unable to leave and leave the war going on an

he was addressing leaders of the g 77 group of countries in kampala. many palestinians in the gaza strip had been displaced more than once during this war. some of them say is really soldiers forced them out of their shelter and threatened to shoot them among those evicted were some elderly and children coming to do like has more displacement on as that's the stock choice palestinians say they were given as they show to the school in the remote neighborhood, in gauze, a city set amount on the left the we will proceed on wednesday night and these really forces show to us until the morning. no one could leave the school, they kept shooting the next day to all day long. then the soldiers entered the school and all stuff to evacuate by sunset. is there a false is told them, but any one failing to comply with dr. about to ation, what would be shot? they were forced to flee on foot, both young and old alike, living with one another, then i prefer death to this humiliation. i wish they'd killed us at the school rather than being displaced again. i truly rathe

this is about is joining us now from kampala. so just as customers describing their policy, the thought of sending issue that was that israel is coming on and the guys are going to be key to the summit. the imagine there's going to be a lot more than the agenda as well and talk us through what we can expect the well, we've been hearing from world leaders here already when the president of uganda is hosting this summit. you wary the survey needs as started off the day with a long and lengthy speech taking over the chairmanship of a, the non aligned movements. and we also have been hearing from a number of high ranking officials, including the un general assembly secretary general from said that that's the issue of palestine is an important one. and the called for an immediate cease fire humanitarian sees far. we also heard from the turkish vice president who said that there has to be peace in gaza for there to be peace in the middle east. so there seems to be consensus on the policy an issue with south. of course, the other topic

and there will be a final kampala declaration on the final day. of the summit, which is on saturday. so we expect of course the policy an issue is at the top of that declaration as well as the regional issues which will leaders, we're likely as stress. it's important for them to tackle in order to bring stability to this region. dosage of already that far as income powerful event schools will uh, defend to that through the day with you those. so thank you. no security goal so that i could do the rage of a prison where drug traffic has a suspect is to be operating at the lowest operation of the facility in the city of gland to ecuador, his stuff at a shopping facing gun violence with about 200 prisoners not being taken hostage by inmates and 7 prisons, they will relate to release, but the operation is part of a 60 day states of emergency issued by the president last week. this is also in ecuador to man have interest built suspicion of measuring a prosecutor of investigating an attack on a tv studio. they were detained during a rate and the rifle an

steven kabuye was attacked by unknown assailants on the outskirts of the capital kampala on wednesdayeiving death threats. human rights groups say that people in lgbtq communities across uganda are at risk of attack following the passage of harsh anti—gay laws last year. the former president of sierra leone has been charged with four counts of treason over an alleged coup plot in november. ernest bai koroma is under house arrest following questioning by the police. at least 21 people were killed in attacks on a barracks and a prison in freetown in november. mr koroma's lawyer said the charges are part of a political vendetta. a fascinating archaeological find is being unearthed near the welsh capital, cardiff, a medieval cemetery with 70 graves. it provides a rare glimpse into life in britain 1,500 years ago. rebecca morrelle has the story. uncovering a mediaeval mystery. just outside of cardiff, archaeologists have discovered a graveyard they think is 1,500 years old. the bodies, buried so long ago, are giving an insight into a period we know little about. each one of these is a grav

live now to kampala where we can speak with ruth nankabirwa, minister of energy and mineral development here on bbc news. can you explain what this deal is that you have signed?— is that you have signed? thank you so much. i want to say we have now reached a time when we have the ministry of culture and as i speak, total has drilled 55 wells and another company has reached about five wells. 11 wells. we started with a consortium, which expired injune. we had to call for other expressions of interest. we selected one which is going to develop the refinery. we have right now negotiated with them and the implementation of it. they are coming back to us in three months and we shall be seeing them on the ground. we know that we have time, but we are trying to make sure that construction starts. we have paid all the people. in both areas, 116 people, we are going to use the constitutional power that are given to us to acquire this land and some of people are away, they're absentee landlords. some still have landlords. some still have landlords. we wait them or the to finish first. but landlor

i am being got a portal reports in for archie and kampala, uganda here in russia, ukrainian drones, dr. kit, who residential area in the city of what on united states in the west of the country, reporting from the c. now, a senior correspondent, the car into the outsides, and the parts of the building is the video of the cost of building. as you can see, uh, an apartment cold, cold fall is read about an hour that uh 15 or there abouts exclusions. uh, it looks guys over the road is because you will be both pretty, a tune, special agent as well as uh, as across defenses. from what we understand. nobody was injured in this impact. the glossary was cute. windows are locked out in that building is what it is. what does this building here? uh, the emergency services rescue is farm and pharmacy has to be the of these 3 o'clock in the morning. people have been told to stay in their apartment, so we'll avoid going out into the streets for now. so this attack seems to view for about 15 exclusions over 20 minutes. 20 minutes. a 20 minute period, but this is part of this latest part uh, renewed ca

pull now using everything to block me less and i increase my non actually does net because since kampala adopted the new restrictions back and maybe us hasn't post visa restrictions in some of the countries. officials, sir, what sort of pressure is that putting on you down to? is it working well, this is the same. the same pressure that we saw with a pod side in south africa. there is a effort to restrict the movement of black people in the white man's world. the black people could not walk prince to wait to, to joanna is back without the permission of the the races. this is the same thing. africa. what legitimate play elected the democrats method that just lation reflecting not because the value was in the us. now this be for one have given us the january the 1st to day to day. they told us that if you've gone to the north, somehow con, sort of the, almost like trying to go there, we'll stop getting the financial services or marketing our products of the coffee to america. that the same that you sent you. we'll cut about say, we want to deepen democracy. on the same time, when africans

degrees and jolts and bolts around lake victoria. spreading out, so that's impacting both nairobi and kampala on monday. and then we've got this weather maker in the moves and big channel that is going to give us copious amounts of rain for the western size of madagascar. on monday, c a the, the, it is the wrong rather than the exception for elders to report child abuse, to search kit. and it keeps and it protects the users for years and years. so no one's ever told me that it wasn't my fault. fault lines investigated, state laws in the us that can lead to child sexual abuse and religious institutions going on punished secrets of the clergy on the jersey. the the, you watching. how does a reminder about top stories this out the within the last 2 hours because it has again being targeted by is really war planes guided by slash jet, struck the central part of the street. the number of kind of simians killed in israel's war on gaza is nearing 22 sounds. at least 20 rockets were fired at central and southern israel, 10 of which were intercepted because excuse me, the cut some brigades, i claimed

a m was funded to to advance the interest of developing countries. catherine, sorry, reports from kampala, again express, my global pensions, un reforms, and other issues pop. the agenda i the see is non online movement. or number representatives from a 120 countries are here to, for the upgrade to say in international affairs. when number was phone with the private, there was a decor and vision, which was actually, you know, helped deal politics. i know not the movement concept does not mean you try to doesn't mean you know what these countries are doing is what we have trying to define that split that you cannot in the middle of the heart of discussions is the war between east while and palestine foreign ministers adopted our resolution calling for a ceasefire and, and he did he many tardy and assistance for palestinians. they also support the ongoing genocide case against you, as well as the international court of justice. the appointment is the struggled to find the right language to address the killings in gaza. but i agree that genocide is now a legal mata that needs to be decided b

they'll such a power has moved from the uganda and capital kampala to where he was of any of the presidents of you've done that has been hosting officials from 8 member states that make up the group known as i got at his presidential palace in integrity. that's about 50 kilometers from the capital compile of where we are. now this special session was called to try and discuss the deteriorating relations between if you will, and somalia, that have come as a result of if you will be assigning a memorandum of understanding with the officials in somalia that now the central government and will be the issue of such as this act is a violation of their country sovereignty and integrity. and until the officials in, if you walk back on this memorandum of understanding there is nothing to discuss. so the 1st issue on the table has been that and very little has been achieved since the officials from if you, if you ever were invited to i got said they had a scheduling conflict and did not even attend this meeting. the 2nd item of discussion of was the situation in so don as the 2 sides that have been f

this group. leaders here and we'll join you when that does happen. dosage already that for us in kampala of the security forces in equity, right? a prison where drug traffic is also spike to the operating they don't show peroration of the facility facility in the city. ethical i q equity, a subsidized shop, increasing young violence with about 200 presents not being taken allstate by and make sense of imprisons. they would like to release the operation as part of a 60 day stage of emergency issued by the president last week. and those were the headlines here on out there. i'm only using huff with rob. you consolidate stories that are website developers that don't come inside story is next until and thanks for your time and your company, the, the hello. we will see a mix of rice statements know, pushing into japan over the next couple of days and see this every cloud coming out of eastern china using its way across the korean peninsula and just nothing up towards the southern areas of japan then. so we are going to see a good deal of wet weather coming here we, i've got some wet weather t

so that's impacting both nairobi and kampala on monday. and then we've got this weather maker in the moves and big channel that is going to give us copious amounts of rain for the western size of gas car on monday. so yeah, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the war and your plane shows. and this will sign of ending with continued destruction and losses on both sides sanctions against russia continued. perhaps its economy is growing. and the u. s. political support for your claims was that is on depression. so what could happen in 2024? this is in 5 story the.