we have come out today to call for the total resignation of president kater because we heard there were shots fired by the military and we come out to help our soldiers get rid of the president or if. we are tired the country is paralyzed and i do not want this government that is something that soldiers were seen patrolling the streets of the garrison town of qatif 15 kilometers from the capital where there were earlier reports of gunfire at a military base it's believed mutinying soldiers rounded up a number of senior officials a 2012 uprising of the base opened the way to cait his presidency prompting reports of another coup attempt. but. if it's a coup de tat it's a peace thanks be to god to end this regime everything is being done peacefully as a member of the opposition movement i thank them. there were reports that a small number of the national guard had seized a military facility and goodby a dispute a french military source said discussions are taking place between mali's army command of the me to me is. president cato's faced weeks of opposition protests calling for his depart

soldiers guard the residence of mali's president ibrahim babangida kater in the capital bamako. prime minister bruce a say we detained here and choose day as rumors of a coup spread president case who appeared on state television announcing his reza. nation. i want no blood to be spilled to keep me in power and that's why i would like to thank the 1000000 people for their warmth i am telling you now that i'm resigning from my position as the president and all my other positions and i announced a just solution of the assembly and the governor. sanford to block and call once responded forcefully to the coup isolating malise from border closures suspending financial flows and called for sanctions against organizers and their supporters. speaking on state television coup leaders say they are acting in the country's best interest money in 1000000 people of mali we are not holding on to power but we are holding on to the stability of the country which will allow us to organize within an agreed reasonable timeframe general elections to equip mali with strong institutions which are able

and it's the kater family. it's kind of murchison-hume world.emonis: when i walked into the office for the first time, i wasn't really sure i was in the right place. i see fine china and fancy furniture. i thought this was a place that was selling toilet bowl cleaner. max: okay, so we started in 2008 in sydney. and it was basically me -- lemonis: sydney...? max: sydney, australia. my husband's australian. we met actually in hong kong. peter: max was working as the fashion editor for the south china morning post. max: and pete's not in the business, obviously, day-to-day. he's making money for us to live on. lemonis: and so why did you start this business? max: i had a young 18-month-old... lemonis: okay. max: ...who was born with eczema, asthma, and allergies and allergic sensitivities. so when i was cleaning the house, it would exacerbate them. and i thought, i'm just gonna make my own. so i would get, like, plant-based cleaners. it was absolutely nontoxic. lemonis: and that's the cleaning agent? max: yes. lemonis: wow. where'd the name come fr

leave disgraced you know like this and this is yet another case in the case of president ex-president kater now who a lot of people you know came to the streets because they accused him and his government of corruption of accused him of nepotism appointing his own cronies including his son to keep positions in government. you know not being able to implement fully the agreements of the all goes according to us between the government and different groups failing to deal with ethnic and jihadist violence across the country we can public services the list is endless and people coming out to say this is not the government they voted for right they never figure in the story is this very popular mum who goes by the name mahmoud he's been leading the opposition party said we've been seeing on the streets in mali in the run up to this. tell us a little bit more about him and where is he fit in. well there's a conservative scholar a scholar like figure in mali who has. you know. massive support actually only used to be an ally of president and so about 2017 when they fell out. decoys somebody who ha

demonstrators filled the streets of the capital bamako to demand the resignation of president abraham boubacar kater. they accuse him of incompetence and corruption and of running money into the ground to get someone. to cation system fish really bad and our health system it's completely broken nothing is working. in all areas things are not going well. but there. was good we are going to hell no one is listening to us and the country is so badly managed the country is really badly managed that's why i'm asking the president to step down and leave power so that people can live in peace they don't resent that i think that. the protesters are also angry at the president's failure to end fighting between jihadist groups and ethnic militias in the north and center of the country. violence there has killed nearly 2000 people in the 1st 6 months of this year alone. one opposition figure determined to bring about change is saudi trained in a moment because. for the time being he appears to be urging his supporters to be calm and patient suggesting there may be a way out of the impasse without the president

have taken to the streets of miley's capital bamako to demand the resignation of president abraham kater opposition protests have raged since june due to disputed local elections and perceived government corruption and incompetence and tensions escalated last month when police shot dead at least 11 demonstrators. flooding in yemen's capital sana'a has damaged the world heritage listed old city conservationists say the roofs of over 100 of the city's distinctive mud brick houses have collapsed they blame a severe rainy season along with years of neglect. hong kong media tycoon jimmy lyon has been released on bail the owner of one of the city's most prominent tabloids is facing charges under the chinese territories new national security law which the lives of prominent pro-democracy activist and was arrested during a crackdown on critics of beijing. levanon has marked one week since a massive explosion tore through its capital beirut on tuesday hundreds gathered on the city's streets in memory of the blast victims and in protest of the government's failure to prevent the disaster more than

taken to the streets of mali's capital bamako to demand the resignation of president abraham burkhardt kater opposition protests have raids since june due to disputed local elections and perceived government corruption and incompetence tensions escalated last month when police shot dead at least 11 demonstrators. a team of united states experts have arrived in marriages to aid efforts to prevent an oil spill from further damage in the nation's environment salvage crews are racing to pump fuel from the japanese ship which ran aground last week authorities fear the vessel could split in 2 as cracks in the hole grow. more than $300.00 landmarks across london have been lit up to highlight the plight of the live event industry during the pandemic lock down the national theatre the london eye and several skyscrapers were eliminated as part of the red a lot red alert campaign most live venues have been closed since march. to bella rusinow where unrest as erupted for a 3rd night a security forces fired rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse thousands of protesters they allege president alexand

with neo liberal puppet unelected kater imperialist countries who are in libya they're afraid of return of able more of this movement toward socialism. as kennedy are staying with defeat and yes the look cool mongering is why we continue to use cold meat as an excuse to say no i mean this will not we're just not popular when the oas and united states government talk about free elections of course they're talking about their candidates leading in the polls today in waiting in when their rubber stamps yes men and women alike. income i'm sure are not in and can not take the elections and they come up with every excuse to close call. and that's it europe today what more could you want we probably one of the it's not top stories and they will be coming your way in half an hour. the sudden and illegal takeover of a government by a small group. rather than revolutionaries all soldiers could that small group be cool. when you have a tiny group of people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and take it back lend lease or sacrifice some

there is no election there is no problem and yes it is the neo liberal puppet the unelected dicks kater that imperialist countries won in libya they're afraid of a return of able more out of this of the movement toward socialism the m.e.s.'s kennedy are staying with defeat and yes in the coup mongering this is us why they continue to use coal the night seen as an excuse they know i mean this will not win just not popular with the oas in the united states government talk about free elections of course they're talking about their candidates leading in the polls and in waiting in when their rubber stamps yes men and women like. income i still are not in the. in elections in the among. every excuse to. trump is once again railing against germany over military spending accusing berlin of making a fortune off u.s. soldiers washington and earlier announced plans to reduce its presence in germany by 3rd decision was applauded by the president's pick for next u.s. ambassador to berlin douglas mcgregor's nomination is already ruffling his potential host feathers each other for explains. the ties

military leaders in mali say they'll prepare for new elections after forcing president ibrahim boubacar katerut of power. hello i'm adrian for the given this is a live from go also coming up. there all this 9 elections where neither fair nor transparent.

with the neo liberal puppet unelected kater imperialists. in libya they're afraid of a return of able more out of this movement toward socialism the m.e.'s kennedy are staying with the street and yes we look cool mongering so that's why we continue to use cold be seen as an excuse they know i mean it's 'd not we're just not popular we the everyday people so the very people responsible for this pandemic of the ones who continue to lay the elections ironically using. 19 is the excuse when the oas in the nicest government talk about free elections poised to talking about their candidates leading in the polls and in waiting in with their. yes men and women who are. income i sure are not in and can not see elections and they come up with every excuse to. little trump is once again railing against germany of the military spending keys in berlin of making a fortune of u.s. soldiers washington earlier nouns plans to reduce its presence in germany by a 3rd decision was applauded by the president's pick for next u.s. ambassador to berlin but douglas m

back to the military's plan to eventually hand power to a civilian transitional government abraham kater announced his resignation on tuesday off to soldiers detained him the west african bloc ico us is sending a delegation on saturday to discuss mali's political future up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the latest edition of inside story is next. the most prominent critic of the russian government is in a coma alexei of on his supporters suspect he was poisoned this is not the 1st time such an attack has occurred so a russian critics now at risk more than ever this is inside story. and i welcome to the program. the leading russian opposition politician. is fighting for his life at a hospital in siberia his family and supporters say he was poisoned now vonnie fell ill during a flight to moscow forcing an emergency landing in the city of his stuff suspect boys and was put in his tea at an airport cafe not fun his family wants him moved to germany for treatment but doctors have told his wife his condition is unstable and he's too ill to transfer now bunny's team says the hospital

with the neo liberal puppet the unelected kater imperialist. in libya they're afraid of a return of able more out of this movement toward socialism the m.e.'s kennedy are staying with defeat and the answer mccool mongering so that's why we continue to use coldly and i seen as an excuse they know i mean this will not we're just not popular with the oas in the united states government talk about free elections of course they're talking about their candidates leading in the polls today in waiting in with their rubber stamps yes men and women alike. income i still are not in and can not see elections and they come up with every excuse to look. at the breakdown of today's headlines for now if you're looking for more you can always follow us on twitter or facebook for up to the minute reports. of more robust worlds would be one in which we do business as usual but guess what . we prepared for prime time. as a lot cheaper reduced mobility you know the jury is a lot cheaper than having locked down the. grid.

history on wednesday less than 24 hours earlier rebel military leaders force president evo him boubacar kater from office. for some in bamako the coupe came as a welcome surprise. no we didn't expect this at all it was a surprise for everyone but since yesterday morning in any case the population has abandoned the president. i got to tell you the truth i'm very happy i'm very satisfied that the military intervened and really very faced. a day earlier shots fired in celebration president is led away by mutinying soldiers later resigning in a broadcast he called for calm. i accept their decision. because i don't want a single drop of blood to be spilled to keep me in powers of fear. probably not because it is also appeared on state television following a transitional that would lead to fresh elections. we're not keen on power but we are keen on the stability of the country which will allow us to organize general elections within a reasonable time and this will allow mali to equip itself with strong institutions capable of handling our daily lives and restore the confidence. between the governin

his resignation after he was detained on tuesday during a military revolt it brought him boubacar kater said the decision to leave power would help avoid bloodshed in this country. but i would like to inform you of my decision to resign from my position with immediate effect and with all the legal consequences this entails the dissolution of the national assembly and of the government. will choose those uprising began with a shootout at the military camp which is situated close to the capital a group of soldiers detained their senior officers for their marching on bamako and storming the president's residence mutiny was swiftly condemned by the african union the e.u. the head of the un neighboring countries or close their borders calling for sanctions against revolutionaries to follow several months of protest in mali which saw the opposition demand the president's resignation over corruption allegations and a deteriorating security situation 6. people here jumped for joy to see a final farewell to mr. archita he's no longer our president i'm going to be unseated we're here to support w

of the barracks where he's being detained kater was forced to resign after the takeover. still ahead on al-jazeera we ask if the u.s. president could be laying the groundwork to dispute november's election results. hello heaviest monsoon rain is just visible across the arabian sea and is coming out of india just approaching the south of pakistan and the cloud will probably spill into a man eventually otherwise it's a hot dry picture of course very light breeze at the moment coming out of iraq that's due to strengthen something of a mean the air becomes drier over doha our it's been humid fairly recently along the coast of our mom it's still the southwest breeze has been in a hurry if which could i think see a bit of a break come wednesday when it's sunny rather than cloudy and drizzly in say might be true for thursday's stuttering travel if big showers develop at this time the year in central africa where north africa and this is the development area of nigeria come monday so drifting slowly northwards into kenya faster by the time you get to choose to and of course that

to probably give up what they're doing and reinstall the government government of the bible because kater people may probably see some form of concessions there are several scenarios we're looking at right now it's either the soldiers who executed the cool one forcing bribe woodworker kitted to sign a resignation statement all their warheads and push them aside and allows themselves in charge of government probably forming a national unity government or they do both which have a case that would be very very difficult for mali to deal with because already insurgents in the north and central parts of money are sensing a vacuum leadership vacuum in mali and may probably seize on this opportunity and launch more devastating attacks more devastating than the ones we've seen before so basically we expect we've been expecting the coup leaders to make an announcement for the last 3 hours although that statement is yet to be put forth by members of the new government or the people executed the cool there were also talks about having to issue a statement from why he's being held initially we heard

opposition among civil society people who are not happy with the presidency of impregnable because kater was deposed this month. so that whenever whatever comes their way whether it's the sanctions or any other measure to be taken by external institutions like they can be committed to west african states that they african union or even the united nations they will be able to pull together. and stay the course however this is a very difficult situation for the money in government than you might in government simply because money is a land locked country and went backwards blocks every route in and out of money the only option for a cause would be a former member of cosmo tell me at which pulled out of the union and of course algeria we had at which has access to the sea and if these 2 countries sort of go along with the resolutions of course africa union and even the united nations that money's in deep trouble so these other things money money and military leaders will be trying to address to try to trying to sort of chart away for what so that they need to agree with civil society with m

fraud and it west african and boys have been meeting with molly's ousted president abraham boubacar kater after heading to the country to push for civilian rule rebel leaders topple the government in a coup on tuesday and have been detaining him at a military camp outside the capital bamako well i derrius for president goodluck jonathan is leading the delegation from the economic community of west african states or eco ass which is the go sheet in with mali's new military leaders the soldiers say they plan to appoint a transitional leader may not give a timeframe for that a coup has drawn international condemnation but it's been celebrated by opposition supporters in mali. al jazeera well continues but the news hour is coming up at $2100.00 g.m.t. i will see that. so that you will see me on the bus on a southern boy but. it will take you on what. sort of struck me on the individual and. from want to show because you like. to. play. yes danny's. does that the. going to do it isn't as you would suspect it is if you go to. i'll stick on a balloon be a good sign sickening and he would initiat

they're in and both sides has what the other ones 1st of all because it's key to get brian borcherdt kater and members of his cabinet out of out of the military detention and the military want some form of recognition an easing of tough sanctions against them by of course and the international community. the president of ivory coast will go for a controversial term after formally accepting the ruling party's nomination for his election allison what tara argues his term limit was we set when a new constitution was adopted in 2016 the opposition accuses him of attempting to violate the limits of 2 terms he was asked to consider running again after the death of his party's chosen successor prime minister ahmed to. july. now thousands of people are protesting near the israeli prime minister's office in west jerusalem demanding that he be that he step down demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu has been taking place for a while now each weekend protesters are angry at the economic fallout from a quote a virus pandemic in the way in which the government has handled that but they're also not h

a group of west african leaders has met mollies ousted president abraham boubacar kater and the military leaders behind the coup deco us delegation is pushing for a return to civilian rule. and dozens of media websites reporting on the mass protests and valorous of been blogs the country's journalists association says more than 50 have been shut down including a polish back channel and radio funded by the us. venezuelan president nicolas maduro says he hadn't thought of buying weapons from iran until his colombian counterpart gave him the idea both iran and venezuela are on to u.s. sanctions and have been working on closer trade ties on 1st a colombian president even duke a who recognizes opposition leader one day as the just might need to have been a swale or warned he had intelligence that material wants to buy a rainy and missiles. the truth is that when i heard ivan do kay i said my god why haven't we thought of this if iran has such tremendous technology and it's not to attack anyone but rather to defend us from imperial aggression which you do kay are a part of and if iran has the

are back on the streets of mali's capital demanding the resignation of president abraham boubacar kater the opposition stopped the rallies for eat at least 14 people have died during demonstrations over the past few weeks while these opposition has accused cater of failing to deal with insecurity and corruption the regional bloc ecowas has been meeting mediation efforts it's given both sides a deadline that expires on thursday to implement its proposals including a unity government. video conferencing talks are underway to try and break the deadlock over africa's largest hydroelectric dam in ethiopia ethiopians have celebrated the completion of the 1st stage of filling the dams reservoir. government says the $5000000000.00 project will boost the economy that's who done it egypt downstream on the river of worried about reduced water supplies trading has resumed in zimbabwe's stock exchange after a month long suspension to try and stabilize the currency so bob when suffering 800 percent inflation and the worst financial crisis in more than a decade that has been worse than by coronavirus

the outcome of parliamentary elections earlier this year malise toppled the government of the bribed kater and also the formation of a ruling council the poor landlocked country facing serious economic challenges it's also faced with rising violence in the north and center of the country attacks carried out by armed groups and ethnic militias have killed hundreds of civilians and soldiers. the delegation left by michael to prove leaders of member states of the economic community of west african state on wednesday a summit of heads of state and government of the west africa bloc or review the resolutions and take a stand up comedy grease al-jazeera. now mexico has one of the highest coronavirus death rates in the world and it's had more than 500000 infections but that's not stopped professional fighters from one of the world's most popular sports from wanting to get back into the ring in america as lucy and human reports. this is mexico's most iconic sport leave a day or tree wrestling. it draws massive standing room only crowds but since the pandemic hit all the arenas gyms and ballrooms a

least 14 people have died during demonstrations over the past few weeks mollies opposition accuses kater of failing to deal with insecurity and corruption the regional bloc ecowas has been leading mediation efforts it's given both sides until thursday to implement its proposals which includes the formation of a unity government al-jazeera is because hawke is following developments from neighboring saga. what the president has done is named a few new cabinet ministers 6 of them there's still the same new prime minister who's in charge the judges of the constitutional court refused to resign and so have the 31 ruling party members of parliament that when there are seats in contested elections earlier this year well they also refused to resign and that was part of the ecowas recommendation that they that they resign or that new elections are held so they're not meeting their end of the bargain meanwhile the opposition say they don't want any of that they just want president to leave power they say that he's in breach of article 37 of the constitution because he set out commandos trained to

transactions following last week's removal of president abraham boubacar kaita kool aid as released kater on thursday of course we've been following developments around alexina valmy very closely and germany is now saying it's ready to impose diplomatic sanctions against russia if it's proven that he was poisoned as part of a state initiated murder attempt he is still in a coma after he fell ill on a flight from siberia to moscow last week but doctors a hospital where he is recovering say his condition is improving the 44 year old remains in an intensive care unit on a ventilator. interior minister of libya's tripoli based government has been suspended after a shooting at demonstrations this week at least 6 people were abducted and others wounded when men in military uniforms opened fire on protesters minister is facing an investigation over alleged violations against the protesters. well now chile's president sebastian pinera has gone to the tip of south america to announce the enactment of an antarctic statute which he says will reinforce the country's antarctic destinies he put it this

the outcome of parliamentary elections earlier this year malise toppled the government of the bribed kater and also the formation of a ruling council. the poor landlocked country facing serious economic challenges is also for use with rising violence in the north and center of the country attacks carried out by armed groups and ethnic militias have killed hundreds of civilians and soldiers. the delegation led by michael to prove leaders of member states of the economic community of west african states on wednesday a summit of heads of state and government of the west africa bloc will review with a resolution and take a stand with your greece. here's a brokered deal between israel and the united arab emirates maybe souring after less than 2 weeks u.s. news website is reporting that the u.s. called off a meeting with israeli and american officials after prime minister benjamin netanyahu opposed the sale of f. 35 jets to upper darby. he's been trying to purchase the advanced fighters but u.s. policy dictates that israel must maintain its military superiority in the region the u.s. secretary o

parties of back to the military's plan to eventually hand power to a civilian transitional government kater announced his resignation on tuesday after soldiers had detained him there are fears that the move will destabilize regional security the u.s. has suspended cooperation with mali's military in the west african bloc us is sending a delegation there on saturday to discuss mali's political future thai police have begun arresting student anti-government protest organizers orthe already is a concern the movement is growing and for the 1st time a minister actually sat down with some of the students in bangkok asked him how it went the month old anti-government protest was founded fronted and organized by thai students from high schools to university. i want to mark racine a quality where there is no difference whether one person has a higher social status than the other. earlier in the week just after high school class dismissal 100 showed up in front of the ministry of education asking for the minister to resign and for reform of the education system. more democratic this after students sa

transactions following last week's removal of president abraham boubacar kaita coup leaders released kater on thursday. watching al-jazeera still out for you on the program donald trump lays out his case for reelection insisting no one will be safe and joe biden's america. and heart wrenching scenes in the richest way least 14 dolphins have now died in the area of a recent oil spill. hello there still plenty of warm sunshine across much of southern europe but to the north you can see quite a stream of cloud and some rather heavy downpours across areas further towards the northern areas of italy but meanwhile the southwest of russia it has been hoarse and dry the winds have been very strong this fire started out because a power line came down but it's just being fueled by the dry conditions the lake humidity and of the say these very strong gusty winds and it will stay dry and hold that over the next few days you can see where the very heavy rain is again is working its way off the coast of spain pushing across towards about erik's and trading up as you can see across at is of italy austria

will happen the african union has suspended mali following the ouster of president abraham boubacar kater on choose day and then dozens of people have reportedly been abducted following an attack in nigeria's northeastern borno state the armed group targeted the town of looting and torching government buildings and farming equipment. now in other news china's yangtze river is expected to reach record high water levels in the next 24 hours after weeks of heavy rain dozens of people have died in the floods which have destroyed property and off threatening wild heritage sites katrina you reports from beijing. for more than 1200 years this giant put a statue has stood strong in china's lotion city now the world heritage site is threatened by the worst flooding in decades in southern china weeks of torrential rains have lashed the region causing devastating flooding in villages towns and cities asia's longest river the yangtze and several of its tributaries have risen to dangerous levels forcing hundreds of thousands from their homes in all around 60000000 are affected by the flood disaster th

celebrating in mali's capital days after the government was toppled in a military president abraham boubacar kater announced his resignation after soldiers detained him on tuesday the economic community of west african states or eco ass has closed its borders with mali and is sending a delegation on saturday to discuss the country's political future. still to come on al-jazeera government in thailand is getting tough on student protesters who want a change of government. and is their patience for peace in a in ma civil war talks and again without any progress. hello the weather remains very cold across southeastern parts of australia we're seeing this cold pool of sweeping up from antarctica dragging in those cold subtly wanes we've seen a fair bit of snow into parts of well the high ground of victoria into new south wales and that cold and blustery weather is set to continue as we go on through saturday so we're struggling to get to around 12 or 13 celsius in melbourne add in adelaide single figures there in hobart still some blustery showers just rattling through things will start to quiet down

military leaders in mali say they'll prepare for new elections after forcing president abraham boubacar kater out of power. hello i'm adrian forgetting this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. transparent irrelevances for opposition candidates appeals to european leaders of election fraud. thank you very very much from the bottom my heart thank you. it's official joe biden will go up against president donald trump as the democratic nominee and over the selection. and how the wedding industry in pakistan is taking a hit now that ceremonies are smaller due to the coronavirus pandemic. soldiers who staged a military coup in mali have promised a fall a transitional civilian governments that will organize new elections that made the pledge just hours after forcing president abraham bubble cockades had to resign the coup has plunged mali deeper into crisis after months of political unrest but the soldiers say they're acting in the country's best interests. in many people of mali we are not holding on to power but we are holding on to the stability of the country which will allow us to orga

the coup leaders in mali have pledged to hold new elections after else to present it to him boubacar kater the delegation of west african b. this is expected to arrive there in the coming hours following an international outcry in nigeria the our group boko haram has launched an attack on a kook our town that's in borno state there are reports of kidnapping boosting and awsome. the u.n. says its ability to tackle the world's worst humanitarian crisis in yemen has been badly hit by a lack of funding it says the shortfall has forced it to close or cut back half of its major aid programs they include efforts to prevent famine and fight a cholera epidemic parts of southwest china are experiencing some of their worst flooding in nearly 40 years of water from the yangtze river burst their banks in sichuan province and in the city of chongqing but i just have been submerged among the 100000 people taken to higher ground was the headline stay with us here i'll just there up next is just straight. in late august joe biden and donald trump will finally become the official presidential candidate but

johannesburg the leaders of the coup in mali say they've released ousted president abraham boubacar kater from detention and allowed him to go home he resigned after soldiers held him last week if all of months of mass protests against corruption and attacks by armed groups economic community of west african states the immediate return of civilian role but military leaders want the next election to be held in 3 years. well cause how the chilling effect on molly's already fragile economy and functions imposed by that to make it worst. reports. of arrives home after spending the day looking for work and money to buy a ford is family members are eating the last of the rice they have their plight is similar to millions of others in bali impacted by the worsening economy not to feel that it is very difficult in mali compared to what we hear in other countries everything is very expensive it's very tough. isn't sure if or when he will be able to get a job or for to buy his family next meal at the central market businesses grinding to a halt people here say they feel frustrated and appreciative

military confrontation now coup leaders in mali say they've released ousted president abraham boubacar kater from detention and allowed him to go home he resigned after soldiers seized him from his residence last week that followed months of mass protests against corruption and attacks by armed groups the west african organization ecowas has urged the immediate return of civilian rule but coup leaders want the next election to be held in 3 years protests broke out in south africa after police killed a disabled 16 year old boy the family of nathaniel jr says he was shot out of failing to answer questions by the police for me to miller has more now from johannesburg. boils over in eldorado pocket after the death of 16 year old nathaniel julius a police officer allegedly shot the teenager with down syndrome on wednesday and he died later in hospital. protesters who fought running battles with police say it's just the latest example of police brutality in the community south of johannesburg . near where her son was shot his mother bridget says had done nothing wrong we asked them to protect does

kater announced his resignation on tuesday after soldiers detained him he hasn't been seen since the military says he's being held at an army barracks for his own protection of a diet he was visited by an official from the u.n. mission in mali. and if. he's doing very well as are all the others they aren't under arrest there detained the cuban safety for their own security you'll agree with me that after this kind of situation there's some insecurity for example after he left his home some people attacked his house after he'd left some people have even come to us on their own initiative for their own safety. and can keep an eye on things well it's bringing up interests who is monitoring the story from a brooch or op ed how is that going down in mali the idea that this wasn't a coup and the president chose to step down. well basically i spoke to an academic a short while ago before coming on. and the question we are asked was whether or not it brought him but what. would have voluntarily resigned from office if the military had don't intervene he believed that despite the protests but

the last administration tied america up and kater indicatord to the special industries.met with cruel betrayal and callous indifference. in 2013 the u.s. international trade commission find your competitors from korea and other countries get of dumping washers into the u.s. market and ordered them to pay duties as high as 75%. but rather than do that, they relocated production to another country. a country called china. have you ever heard of it? the last administration did nothings that a kept dumping washers into the u.s. market with impunity. the obama and biden administration were a joke and they were happy to let china win. your jobs disappear and your factory to close. you know what it was like. i came through today and everybody was out there. tremendous crowds waving and cheering. i said i must have done it right. because you have people that were really, really something. >> [cheers and applause]. >> 4 or 5 years ago this place was a disaster. in 2017 whirlpool once more your foreign competitors moved their factories to prevent a level play field and to avoid li

in the capital following these developments we are not sure exactly where president bramble booker kater is of the moment but reports indicate that the situation may get more and more serious in the coming hours and probably days ecowas the regional bloc is meeting is holding series of meetings according to one source in the commission hearing a buddha in nigeria but it's not confirming whether or not is related to the developments in mali but one source has confirmed to argy that certainly we are expecting a statement from a cause and of course the african union these 2 body. sort of. members of different parts of from west africa there are 15 or 14 members of course including mali and usually the best treatments are issued after kuta mali by the way this is not the 1st time malise experiencing a quota in the last 110 years we knew of the code our apologies we seem to have lost the connection with this we can now go to mohamed salah who is a journalist and publisher of the mali mag dot com he joins us by skype from. so as we heard there from our correspondent it seems like there is a lo

will eventually happen though they haven't specified a time frame ousted president abraham because kater is being detained at a military camp outside the capital bamako those are the headlines at world war one through our eyes is the program that starts now. past. world war one. the body 4 years of bitter conflict. known as the great war. all the war to end all wars muppets grim new trains war for. good luck with europe the main feature of all. but this was a war fault on many fronts. so there's another story rarely told. of huge importance during the war. kind of lost in the significance of. the story of troops to fault and died but who are often forgotten. what. i'm driven outcome that shaped the middle east of today. this is the long one through our local high. money to reeky it's an izzy and writer and broadcaster is taking us on a personal journey across a dozen countries. his grandfather's generation fault in the war. so far he's looked at the contributions made by arab north african troops conscripted by the british and french colonial powers in north africa. and how and why the o

a group of west african leaders has met molly's ousted president abraham boubacar kater and the military leaders behind the coup the echo us delegation is pushing for a return to civilian rule russian opposition leader alexina valmy is being treated in a burn hospital for suspected poisoning his supporters believe he drank tea that had been tampered with just before he boarded an internal flight dozens of media websites reporting on the mass protests in belo reserve been blocked the country's journalists association says more than 50 have been shut down including a polish back channel and radio funded by the us iraq's prime minister has vowed to find those responsible for killing 2 prominent activist during anti-government protests. met with security leaders in the southern city of daraa where the protesters were attacked on friday security forces used live ammunition against demonstrators. a rescue mission is due to begin later on sunday for 3 miners trapped underground in colombia they've been stuck there since wednesday after a mechanical accident in the coal mine cut off the exits. t

and so the battle for paris was on, and katered fire fights erupted across the city like thunder. some are thunderstorms. well, the resistance forces especially targeted german convo convoys transiting across the city and installations where they believe they could get additional weapons. and then early that morning and striking policeman clamored on top of a car in front of a prefecture to police, the police headquarters. when he got on top of the car he proclaimed he was seizing police headquarters and the provisional republic of france. now, there were a couple other striking policemen there with him and they moved into the police headquarters. no resistance from the germans. germans had not aechted this and they did not have forces available. well, that evening in an attempt to bring peace to a city that was erupting in violence this man, raul nordly who was the swedish council general in paris worked to broker a truce between the two sides. and he met with the general and the agreement they reached was that the germans would recognize the resistance fighters as regular soldie

of the barracks where he is being detained kater was forced to resign after the takeover. in a budget of forests which a nigerian way is following developments from mali a number of meetings held understand since the echo us allegation arrived in bamako on saturday tell us about what's been happening and has this delegation made any progress in its mission. well on friday on saturday sorry there was a brief meeting it lasted only 15 minutes i think when the groan rules were laid down by both sides they didn't come to an agreement instead the course delegation walked out of the meeting some of them were not visibly were not happy with what happened in the meeting hall and from there they drove to cut the military zone while. and members of his cabinet are being held there met with the president and after that when i didn't president and leader of the allegation good luck jonathan told reporters that yes. in fine form and is well then today they were supposed to have met with the united nations and african union representatives in but all of a sudden things changed they were

least 14 people have died during demonstrations over the past few weeks bodies opposition accuses kater of failing to deal with insecurity and corruption regional block echo was spurred leading mediation efforts it's given both sides until thursday to implement its proposals that include the formation of a unity government of zeros nicholas hawke is following developments from neighboring cycle. what the president has done is named a few new cabinet ministers 6 of them there's still the same new prime minister who's in charge the judges of the constitutional court refused to resign and so have the 31 ruling party members of parliament that when there are seats in contested elections earlier this year well they also refused to resign and that was part of the ecowas recommendation that they that they resign of that new elections are held so they're not meeting their end of the bargain meanwhile the opposition say they don't want any of that they just want president to leave power they say that he's in breach of article 37 of the constitution because he set out commandos trained to fight a

capital bamako days after the government was toppled in a military coup president abraham the bekaa kater announced his resignation after soldiers detained him on tuesday the economic community of west african states or eco ass has closed its borders with mali and is sending a delegation on saturday to discuss the country's political future and would address is following the story from nigeria's capital of eco us is headquartered in he explains how the mali and military will want to handle this visit from the west african block. i'm sure by the time the course delegation arrives malia obama could tomorrow they only want to show them that the people are with the new military leaders and they want to inform them that it was a necessity that the army intervened of course the narrative now is that they did not intervene and left and so they wanted to fill up a vacuum so as to stay the course of the country so but what is important for them is that they want as much as they can to show to the rest of the world that they still have been x. that they have been accepted by men by george of money

it looks like it was talks bound to fail after the meeting with president bramble worker kater at the military barracks this morning and the course delegation went back to the ministry of defense to meet with the mali military coup leaders. after a short meeting they took a break and the statement from one of the coup leaders it is that some progress is being made is so after the break that we turn back around. late afternoon to continue their meetings from all indications they have been some sort of convergence of ideas and agreements on what to discuss and what to achieve i think a direction was gotten after the meeting with president abram book into a with some reports suggesting that their cause was. pushing for the idea of him coming back to power and probably maybe the president. spoke his mind and that prompted the 2nd meeting today that's the feeling right now in bamako as the meeting continue will remember the meeting over there of course delegation was supposed to have met the united nations and african union in bamako then suddenly this meeting came that meeting with the un

soldiers guard the residence of mali's president ibrahim babangida kater in the capital bamako. prime minister bruce a say detained here and choose day as rumors of a coup spread president cater appeared on state television announcing his resignation goodness would goo goos no blood to this bill to keep me in power and that's why i would like to think a 1000000 people for their warmth i am telling you now that i'm resigning from my position as the president and all my other positions and i announced the dissolution of the assembly and the government. was the african bloc ecowas responded forcefully to the coup isolating mali through border closures suspending financial flows and called for sanctions against coup organizers and their supporters. speaking on state television coup leaders say they are acting in the country's best interest money in 1000000 people of mali we are not holding on to power but we are holding on to the stability of the country which will allow us to organize within an agreed reasonable timeframe general elections to equip mali with strong institutions whi

they're in and both sides has what the other ones 1st of all because it's key to get brian borcherdt kater and members of his cabinet out of out of the military detention and the military want some form of recognition an easing of tough sanctions against them by of course and the international community. violence has erupted in several towns in the ivory coast after the president officially started his bed for a controversial term other son ouattara argues his term limit was reset when a new constitution was adopted in 2016 the protest as an opposition strongholds a full with government supporters accusing latar a violating the limit of 2 presidential terms demonstrators have reportedly burnt and looted shops cheering the violence. well now police have dispersed thousands of protesters who gathered near the israeli prime minister's official residence in west jerusalem demanding he step down demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu have been taking place for several weeks protest as angry at the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic and netanyahu is ongoing trial for corruption th

government if there is no election there is no problem is this the neo liberal puppet the unelected kater imperialists scrunchies one in libya they're afraid of a return of it what out of this movement toward socialism the m.e.'s candidate are staying with the street and the answer not cool mongering so that's why we continue to use coal the night seen as an excuse they know i mean it's not we're just not popular with the oas and you know this is government talk about free elections an oist talking about their candidates leading in the polls and in waiting in with their rubber stamps yes men and women like. income i still are not in and can not see elections and they come up with every excuse to postpone. this week marks 75 years since the u.s. dropped atomic bombs on the japanese cities of russian and nagasaki the only time in history a country has used such offensive weapons next we examined the reverberations still being felt by the region survivors in the program urged previously in r.t. it starts now.