there are more than 42 different ethnic communities living here from all over kenya, and with them they all bring unique dishes, traditional foods and flavors. with all african cities, the divide between rich and poor is extreme and nairobi is certainly no exception. the well off may complain about rocketing prices, on the menus of their favorite nairobi restaurants, but the global food crisis has far more serious implications for the poor. judice mwango's customers may not have much money, but at least they have jobs. she prepares packed lunches at her home and then delivers them to office workers in the city. >> we had moved away from traditional foods, because we had thought of them as a poor mans food. so, i'm trying to glamorize it to tell people to.... >> because of their relatively low cost, judice's customers may have little alternative but to eat traditional food, but kenya's best known tv chef susan kamau extols their virtues for other reasons. ...traditional foods are much more nutritious. >> so this is an amazing market where you can get so many varieties of fruit and vegeta

since kenya sent soldiers in, the fighting group has been threatening violence. ordinary men, women and children are paying the price. >> we are there to ensure that nir obians and kenyans in respect of terrorism are secure. >> many do not feel safe, particularly since 57 were killed at westgate shopping center. al-shabab says it was its handiwork. much of the violence is unsold. this is known as little mogadishu. the hub of somali's community. it has grown tense since the government said all refugees, most of whom are somali must leave the city and head to two designated camps, that's because some of the people responsible for recent attacks have been refugees. the people argue they are suffering punishments for the actions of a few. >> the trial of kenya's president at the international criminal court has been postponed until act. there was violence in 2007 resulting in the death, and the trial has been delayed. dan quigley is an international law professor saying prosecutors are searching for financial records providing evidence again kenyatta. >> mr kenyatta

increasing numbers of people in kenya using mobile phones to pay bills, transfer money and get loans.catherine sour reports mobile banking is making it easier for farmers. >> they don't need smartphones or bank accounts, these are farmers in central kenya and they supply milk to one of the country's dairy companies and after delivery they have to wait at least a month to get paid. for the first time the farmers may needless than five cows are able to get loans against the milk deliveries using their mobile phones and to a phone application designed by two entrepreneurs. >> can we take it a step further and say look at the smallest business level, one single farmer, could we potentially advance the farmer against business earnings. >> reporter: this is how it works the farmer applies for a loan through a text message with amount needed and goes by a data system and once approve the money is sent to the farmers in less than two days. the interest rate changed is the same as conventional banks. farmers with two animals and crops find it difficult to access loans from banks and other mobi

this is the latest in a series of attacks to hit kenya in the past few years.one has claimed responsibility yet. but since kenya sent soldiers into neighboring somalia to get out al-sha bob, that men, women and children are paying a price. >> the issues and we are there to ensure that nairobi and kenya people are secure. >> reporter: many people don't feel safe particularly since 67 people were killed last year at west gate shopping center. al-sha bob says the blood shed was its handy work but much is unsolved and the scene of the latest attack is known as little mogadusih and the nairobi and somali community and is more sense in the last week since the government said all refugees most of who are somali must leave the city and go back to designated refugee camps and that is because some of the people responsible for recent attacks have been refugees and the people argue they are suffering collective punishments for reactions of a few, tonya page in nairobi. >> reporter: the trial has been postponed until october and uhuru kenyatta is accused of wave of violenc

hundreds of somalis have been arrested in kenya. web users have been sharing photos on social networks. this is the beginning of april, seems like this have become commonplace in the neighborhood of the capital nairobi. the arrests are part of an anti- terrorist operation launched in response to a wave of attacks across kenya over the past month. those arrested are taken to a stadium in nairobi which has been take -- turned into a police station where hundreds are held. the film reminds viewers the aim of the security sweep is to identify potential terrorists from the armed islamist movement al-shabaab. web users are concerned with the interrogation methods and have taken to twitter to voice opposition. they urge the government to end the ethnic profile and harassment of somalis in kenya and women and children in particular. somali kenyans who have suffered from the repression also are speaking out to a tumblr blog, citizens say they want kenya to be safe and they should not be seen as terrorists because of their ethnic origin. when

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they were arrested for being in kenya without proper documents. after a number of attacks in nairobi and the port city, the government ordered all refugees to be moved to designated camps. first, they are screened to make sure some are not kenyan somalis who were born here. >> we have departed 82 -- deported 82 somali citizen and are glad to say they were escorted by the government of somali to kenya. it was part of the team that esported them to their country. we have also individuals with appropriate documents, and those who have refugee documents are tape to the rev gee camps. >> the u.n.'s refugee agency is concerned about the arrest. it's making sure the deportation process is handled correctly. >> we were in a position to ensure that no one who had refugee identification was deported. the other thing is we informed our colleagues in somalia, mogadishu, because they were central to somalia, to make sure they'd follow these cases and possible cases in the future. in the last 24 hours police officials say 500 people have been arrested. the arre

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kenya's mida creek used to be a rich fishing ground.he nets often remain empty, leaving many locals desperate to make ends meet. a conservation group called "a rocha," meaning "the rock" in portuguese, aims to involve locals in what they do. and it offers local communities, including children, a better understanding of how the ecosystem they live in actually works. >> these fishermen are throwing their nets into mida creek lagoon for the fifth time. one of them, katana gona, has a wife and 26 children to feed. >> we used to go out and catch 60 to 70 kilograms of fish. i earned enough to support my family for three or four days by selling them. but now i go fishing all day and i catch barely three or four kilos, and sometimes nothing. >> other fishermen have caught the juvenile fish in the lagoon with mosquito nets. and high tide no longer brings enough other fish to feed a family. today there's just one fish in the net, and it's poisonous. in the open sea in front of mida creek, a coral reef protects the lagoon from the breaking waves.

first to kenya where security forces are cracking down on somali refugees. following the news that the kenyan government wants to send all somalis to two designated camps. a prominent cleric shot dead has been buried. there were angry scenes outside the police station where his body was taken. the cleric's mosque appealed for calm. >> tania page is in mombasa. she joins us live. tell us about the mood in mombasa today. >> so far it appears as most of the followers of this controversial cleric has been heeding the calls for calm. we are outside a mortuary where a short service has been held for victims of recent attacks in kenya. a week ago now six people were gunned down at a church service. bodies have been mourned by family members, and there has been calls for calm by religious leaders. one stepped outside to talk to us. this is the chairman of the national advisory of kenya. >> what is your message for the young people that will be angrily that someone who inspired them, although controversial to many, has been shot dead? >> my message to the youth is ke

. >> i'm tania paige reporting from kenya on a marriage bill that damages women's rights when it comes to pal iing amy, aopponents. >> ukraine's government launched what it's calling on anti-terrorist operation in the eastern si of carr active. 70 people who seized a regional building have been arrested. ukraine's presidential candidate yulia tymoschenko accused activists who seized the parliament as working for russia's secret service. we have more. >> ukrainian's official forces moved in on the regional government building in carr kif in the past few hours. 70 people have been arrested. there were dramatic scenes overnight. pro-russian protesters set fire to the building. it was extinguished some hours later. so-called anti-terrorism operation in carr active is still ongoing, the city metro services have been shut down and will reopen when the operation finishes. >> the administration government building here is in the control, in the hands of pro-russian protesters. people are talking about whether security forces will move in on the building. there are negotiations on that side as

. >> kenya has deported more than 80 somalis as part of its ongoing security crackdown. hundreds of others are being held in custody under anti-terrorism laws. this report from nairobi. >> these women do not know what will happen to them. they were arrested for being in kenya without proper documents. >> after a number of attacks in nairobi, the government ordered all rev guess to be moved to designated -- refugees to be moved to designated screen. first they are screened to make sure they are not kenyan born and have a right to stay. >> we have deported 82 somali citizens, and we are glad to say they were escorted by the ambassador of somali to kenya, was part of the team that escorted the alien to their country. we have also released individuals with appropriate documents, and those who have refugee documents are taken to the refugee camps. >> the u.n.'s refugee agency says it's concerned about the arrest, but is making sure the deportation process is handled correctly. >> we are in a position of making sure no one with refugee identification was deported. we informed

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those in kenya should have the right to be refugees in kenya. >> can i ask you about another eighbor? that is the regional government. there is a new president there. who had formally been a prime minister in the previous transitional federal government. the former president has stepped aside. what is the relationship between somalia -- >> great, johnny. in my lexicon, it is not a neighbor. it is a part of somalia and in he process of agreeing and coming to a settlement on the nature of the federal relationship. it is encouraging at the moment, with the president's background as a natural and federal politician, possibly even the vision of returning to a national federal role -- what that means is he is very nterested in getting the puntland mogadishu relationship back on track. the prime minister is intending to visit soon. ossibly the speaker of parliament. really getting down to the usiness about how they can relate to each other. it is a conversation that the whole of somalia needs to ave. what is the share of resources between the center and the federal member states? puntland is

get back. >> no, no. >> no. >> kenya said she's -- she goes or i go while portia broke down into tearsg to her cast mates. >> i can't believe i did that. i can't believe i did that. >> portia, portia. >> i'm so embarrassed. >> portia. >> so embarrassed. >> it's going to be all right. >> kenya called the cops and portia turned herself. larger question of what's going on and joining me natasha u banks, founder of young, black and fabulous, pop culture website online. last night, even though i was tired, i stayed up and watched this and i started crying. i did. because i felt like when you see someone on the ground saying i can't believe i embarrassed myself, you see a lot of these fights, maybe the turning of the table and you feel like they are stunts. i felt like i was watching someone who had been bullied and couldn't take it anymore. >> i'm so glad you brought up the word bullied. you may not realize for the 50 minutes before that, in her face, portia's face for 50 minutes was a mega phone being yelled at her obscene words in her face, a septor being pointed at her face. she asked br

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shooting at its own people by shooting at its own people the government completely legitimate powers in kenya are conducting a very serious crime and hiking compared to the so called authorities in kyiv to about military germs are on all operating around with a fool not accordance with international law he also said that such events such bloodletting events will have serious consequences for an interstate relations said thank god we've also heard that the russian imagery at the border with ukraine started him in which the exercise and this may be one of the reasons some are speculating at the moment as to why the ukrainian troops stopped for the error of two months on the below post off of the supporters of july station in the east of

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al jazeera, central kenya. >> a judge blocking massachusetts from banning a powerful new painkiller.aria is back with details on that story. >> reporter: yes, tony. a federal judge said massachusetts cannot ban the powerful new painkiller z zzohydro. the fda approved the drug in october. the judge said massachusetts overstepped its authority by banning a medication that was federally approved. the state said hydrowould make drug problems worse because it coo be crushed and taken to create a potentially deadly high. >>> plain clothes officers were tasked with eavesdropping on new york muslims at restaurant and mosques to find threats. but the surveillance sparked outrage for violating civil civl rights. >>> the death toll from the recent mudslide is now at 37. the 37th victim was announced today. the sheriff office said seven people are still listed as missing. >>> no. mississippi massive destruction following a powerful storm. about a dozen rv trailers at a campground from pro-russian destroyed. trees and pow lines are down. the storm barreled through the area, and it's an area that

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the tech security ability to warnings of isms violence in kenya in september of last year a shopping mall in nairobi was seized by members of the al qaeda linked somali terror cell. ouch about the siege resulted in only sixty seven deaths. it's now the single largest attack since the nineteen eighty eight bombing of the united states embassy in nairobi which killed more than two hundred people. the group has stated that the attack on the nairobi shopping center was in response to katie's troop presence in somalia ouch a bomb which means the youth in arabic is aimed at toppling the somali transitional federal governments and imposing sharia law neighboring countries worried that if successful they could destabilize the region kenya intervened in twenty eleven to push the islamist militants at a bistro hopes to restore somali government control over parts of the law the state. ouch about you and al qaeda in february twenty twelve and was designated as a foreign organization by the us government in march twenty oh it's. fan. she has expressed its disappointment over ruled the internatio

kenya -- they had one of those reunions. reunion shows. kenya and portia apparently had a run-in.enya called the cops, 911. >> i'm going to in a minute. >> okay. and saying she'd been assaulted. all right. there is audio of -- no, not yet. there is audio of the 911 call. >> why do you need police, ma'am? >> i've just been assaulted. >> who assaulted you, ma'am? >> portia williams. >> portia williams? okay. >> yes. >> okay. so anyway, portia was mad because apparently kenya said something about her husband or ex-husband or something. anyway, there is apparently -- police are now charging porsha with a count of battery. this is escalating to criminal activity. "the real housewives of atlanta," by the way, are the most widely watched housewives franchise of all of them. >> i have a hard time believing any of it is real, any of it. >> it's real that she was booked and released. >> they were doing the reunion show, she never would have had the altercation to begin with. >> you're right. let's watch a teeny bit of the reunion show. >> i said what i said! >> what you said was some bull [

kenya now where six people have been killed in lee almost three simultaneous blasts. so far no one has claimed the attacks. >> the aftermath of deadly sayosions, eyewitnesses they saw two explosive devices being thrown at the bus stop in a neighborhood known for its large somalian population. >> they went inside with some grenades. it could be an ied, we suspect. >> those were had a little bit in their rest, but out of the 20 we can say that there are several. >> this is the latest in a series of attacks that has broke in kenya's capital. last week gun man opened fire indiscriminately in a church, killing six people. though no one claimed the attack, many blame the militants from the somalia group. attacks have become more frequent as thousands of troops have been deployed. >> we have the latest in the disappearance of flight 370. from a in has come out that set factinal words were not in the last words were "good night malaysian 370. -- words came out transcripts were released today. authorities say they show nothing abnormal. the ships are still continuing the hunt

get to know the brand new glider i received. >> the valley, is a remote fault line in western kenya, outside nairobi, beautiful and often treacherous it can offer near perfect flying conditions. >> of it is rock 'n' roll. you have to know what you are doing. >> it is essentially 80 miles of cliffs which create a steady updraft. if you were a surfer it would be like riding an endless wave. >> all i have been doing, hitting the gym, dieting, meditating. my poor wife. my poor anybody around me. >> greg says he benefits from his day job where he flies the pair glider's heavyweight cousin. a 900,000 pound cargo jet. >> the 747, though it weighs this tremendous amount is a glider. the paragliding i do is not so dissimilar. >> of on the morning of his first record attempt, greg wakes before sunrise. my first thought is the wind is not very strong. >> every detail of greg's equipment is engineered for speed. but to day, even this racing pod designed to torpedo through the air is no match for the stifling head wind. >> the day isn't ideal. you are thinking it is not going off to hament pppen

protesters in kenya defied warnings. abu bacar denied recruiting gunmen to fight in somalia. break the camera was the instruction from the dead sheikh's mosque. there was a moment of tension and rocks were thrown. not everyone wanted to fight. they were told to go home. for most that didn't. the police fired tear gas. he was accused of recruiting somali fighters. he denied it, and is the third sheikh shot dead in two years. the son of one sheikh killed was accused of recruiting for al-shabab. but he says he's a chicken farmer. >> translation: it's a sign they are looking for a reason to eliminate someone. this is how they start, accusing you of being an al-shabab supporter. >> we asked the man in charge of security for the county if police were involved in any way. >> i think it's not true. we have had muslims who have been killed. quite a number. so as a country we should be condemning this as a criminal act. >> there's mounting pressure on the government to improve public safety. attacks increased since kenya sent authorities. 12 have been killed, and explosions at a restau

. >> security forces in kenya intensified their crackdown on refugees. the government says some of them support the somali armed group al-shabab. we report from mombassa. >> they are mourning the victims of one of the latest killings in kenya. six people were gunned down at a church in mombassa a week and a half ago. now a cleric has been shot dead, accused of having close ties with al-shabab. >> my message so the youth is to keep calm, not to go to the streets and cause violence. >> what we need is peace. earlier in the week six were killed in a triple blast. it's in that suburb known as little mogadishu that security forces intensified the crackdown on refugees on wednesday. the government says some refugees support al-shabab, and are behind recent violent attacks, wanting to send them all back to refugee camps, a move condemned by human rights groups. the government is under pressure to do something about unsecurity about the country. riot police were in force in case the appeals for calm were ignored. the government must interphone. it's in the about

. >> we showed you the big smackdown between portia and kenya. they fought. >> not the whole country. >> they pulled the weave. anyway, this happened. someone pulled down, andy got in the middle, tried to break it up. cursing. police were called, arrests were made. >> does it look like a jerry springer show. >> yes, thank you. >> not that i watch that. >> so portia is being called with one charge of battery. in this thing, she said i embarrassed myself, she was crying. she did an interview with "access hollywood" live and this is a little piece of it. >> we were talking about your song, flat line and about domestic abuse. you said you suffered it. here we are, you know, turning to our hands in a situation like that and granted you were pushed. do you have regrets when you watch that? >> i had regrets immediately after. you know, my relationship with kenya has been on the rocks up and down. i was bullied, you know, when i was in high school, elementary school. >> for what? for what? >> for being super skinny with big teeth and big eyes. at that mo

among them are the friends and journalists of the peter greste in kenya. we have spoken to some of them. we have this report from nairobi. >> this couple would meet peter greste at a cafes in nairobi. but on december 29th he and mohammed badr were imprisoned. abdullah al-shami has been in gaol since last august. >> i tell him to stay strong. i tell them we are all thinking of them, we think of them every single day. they have become the 'em blem of our struggle and it's every journalists struggle. it should be everybody's struggle. whoever takes vavening of journalism, anyone that reads a newspaper, watches television. those people rely on people like peter and his colleagues. they are suffering for the liberty way all of us take for advantage. >> in the 100 days since he's been in gaol, he would have covered the fighting in south sudan. >> the recent kenyan government ruling to move refugees to designated attacks in mombassa. there's a deteriorating security situation in other areas. and in mogadishu. >> peter would have reported on the 20th anniversary o

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. >> to kenya, where security forces intensified the crackdown on refugees. the government says some of them support the somali armed group al-shabab. tania page reports on the city of mombassa. >> they are mourning the victims of one of the latest killings in kenya. six were gunned down at a church in mombasa a week and a half ago. and a muslim cleric has been shot dead. he had been accused of having close ties with the somali islamist group al-shabab. his death prompted this plea. >> my message to the youth is they should keep calm, not go to the streets. what we need is peace. >> earlier in the week six were killed in a triple blast. it's in that suburb known as mogadishu that security forces intensifies the crack town on wednesday. some refugees support al-shabab, and are behind violent attacks, and wants to send them to refugee camps, a move condemned by the human right groups. the government is upped pressure to do something about insecurity in the country. riot police were in force in mum bassar in case the appeals were ignored. >> the government must

her flight was tonight going to uganda villa kenya airlines. mia said, please don't allow ann to board the flight. don't take her to a country where she faces violence as a lesbian, and another writes kenya air ways you're not legally required to deport asylum seekers. two supporters went to the airport to try to stop the flight from happening. one of them writes, passengers on the flight are screaming murder, please show solidarity #save ann. maxwell tweeted this, i'm not an activist but save ann. and lakowen writes, ann's plane is taking off. thank you to everyone who fought to save her. >> did you see video of that? i would imagine at some point we'll probably get some cell phone video. >> yes, she's going to be e-mailing me shortly. >> will you keep us posted on that? i want to know what happens when she lands and where the story goes from there. appreciate it. thank you. >> ivory smuggled into belgium has been publicly destroyed in an effort to fight against endangered trade in endangered wide life. but elephant ivory is revered among some

since 2011, al-shabab has issued warnings against kenya, because kenya has put soldiers on the groundwly -- somali to try to root out al-shabab fighters. this suburb easley has been argets before, this is known as really the center of kenyan somali and somali refugee population here in the capitol city. just last week the government said it wanted all refugees, most of whom are somalis to go back to refugee camps. it says because some of the assa assa assailants have been refugees. the refugees feel this impinges on their right, and the sympathizers say this stigmatizes the group for the actions of a few. but some think it is a good idea because of the tension between the kenyan somali population. >>> afghan will vote for a new president on saturday. hundreds of people waited in line in the capitol kabul on tuesday to meet the deadline to register to vote. election commission officials estimate there are 12 million eligible voters. >>> since the down fall of the taliban, women have had the ability to run for and hold seats. but there are still very few women in politics in the country

tanya paige, al jazeera, kenya. >>> just a few more stories in brief before we get to sport.s are trying to free 22 workers trapped in a coal mine in china. there has been no communication from the men since the shaft was flooded early on monday. the u.s. secretary of defense is criticizing china's government for declaring a defense zone. chuck hagel reminded them that the u.s. will protect japan overs any disputes. >>> and the first official trip by ireland's head of state since the independence in 1922. the visit is set to consolidate relations between ireland and london. >>> as promised sports news. robin. >> thank you very much kamal. we'll start with football. the teams to breach the semifinals will be decided. but they may be missing their top goal scorer for the second leg, the portuguese striker has been nursing a knee problem. the coach, though, is only focused on winning. >> translator: you don't think about losing. we have a goal, and so we have to concentrate on that. we don't think about the word if when our job is to play at our highest levels. >> the oppoen nex

they were arrested for being in kenya without proper documents.fter a number of attacks in nairobi and the city of mbassa, they were ordered to move to camps. but first they are screened to make sure they were not kenyan-somalis who were born here and have a right to stay. >> we have deported 82 somali citizens, and we're glad to say that they were escorted by the somali government back to their country. we have also released appropriate documents and those who have refugee documents taken to refugee camps. >> the agency said that it's concerned about the arrest but it's making sure that the deportation process is handled correctly. >> we're in a position to ensuring that nobody who had identification was deported. the other thing is that we've found in somalia to make sure that they would be able to follow these cases and possible cases in the future. >> in the last 4 hours nearly 500 people have been arrested. the police are moving house to house oh, going door to door looking for illegal immigrants and refugees. when they get to someone's house

said the talks had been productive and both sides have agreed on the fundamental importance of the kenya christ with her yet the chinese delegate did not comment about the clothes towards me. diplomatic sources in the united nations were paying close attention to whether we would propose an arbitration me and the human rights case you didn't like her yet tongue and threatened to conduct a fourth nuclear test in the international community crossed the line by bringing up the red's human rights abuses. the chinese delegation sent by eighteen twenty and last month has reportedly drawn up an arbitration and active the matter when he's hopeful the third and last meeting in washington. the meeting comes as fiji's foreign ministry issued any reinstatement to seek state at the post here any move that the resulting tensions and their needs and whether they be joint drills between south korea and the us and north korea's threat of conducting further nuclear tests. he also urged all ready to party steamy join efforts to ease the situation and said china would continue to play a positive role in pro

they have done that all i get the ball to kenya and the dvd ever busy and good performance between the sudanese to keep it that a good build up. the problem that is all you'll need any miracle it didn't get all conceived instalment of money on this thing kind of problem seems to be in books. they are the days that you can compare to the show apart from the date given this high up but didn't know it'll be different when compared to that in too many lives. are you going to go in the days when we have checks and balances has been in it. i'm going to check and balance some new thing in my living human. he texted me. we have tremendous respect the different that i can get back to deserve this or that is we who with everything step one that invests in iraq want them to be written things they are used in integrating the wedding twenty thirteen matches and my initials on sunday has established for youth who cannot be tested will be hesitant to me replied the reason you never wanted a decision and the other zaki that. how did you want a card i just want to venture out into the gods but only to

in kenya should have the right to be refugees in kenya. >> can i ask you about another neighbor? regional government. there is a new president there. who had formally been a prime minister in the previous transitional federal government. the former president has stepped aside. what is the relationship between --alia >> great, johnny. lexicon, it is not a neighbor. it is a part of somalia and in the process of agreeing and coming to a settlement on the nature of the federal relationship. it is encouraging at the moment, with the president's background as a natural and federal thetician, possibly even vision of returning to a national federal role -- what that means is he is very the puntd in getting land mogadishu relationship back on track. the prime minister is intending to visit soon. possibly the speaker of parliament. really getting down to the about how they can relate to each other. it is a conversation that the whole of somalia needs to have. what is the share of resources between the center and the federal member states? is the most advanced in terms of being a member sta

defect causing the seizures that he stuck a school that my typical bloke who's currently visiting kenya according to the press that isn't a foreign ministry the parties discussed answer questions of the pinion to get relations. mecha design to develop relations strategic partnership the standard of living is to facilitate the development of cooperation in fields that our future interest in particular through the existing director institutional mechanisms in the conversation substantial attention was paid to the situation in green yet and that such political and diplomatic place of the solution. and as if that expressed gratitude to check the site was to put ukrainian authorities to act like to set up the social political and economic crisis. acting principal position when he got tinkering and territorial integrity and sovereignty. in just under the coconut shell is a current intention to do everything to ensure that the situation and a creamy and things cannot be settled in a peaceful manner and in particular to move to the base and pull you through international mechanisms including a

atlanta's porsha versus kenya as the reunion special goes nuclear.s 911 call, porsha arrested for battery. watch what happens next. another tv smackdown, bill o'reilly on his war with stephen colbert. >> he said, bill, come do the show. >> chelsea clinton pregnant. was she dropping hints days ago with maria?

and tanzania use mobile phones for banking transactions and the revolution that started in kenya has to a whole new generation of customers whose very first bank account is accessed purely through their phones. this man says the phone loan service is just another step in the revolution. >> most of the calls are going to talk to have been turned way way by all banks because they are way too small, they don't have collateral and asset base is just near zero. and what we can do is welcome them on board. >> reporter: here in a field in rule kenya farmers take down the crucial details to help secure them loans. it's another first here, a platform they hope will help make their lives a little better, catherine with al jazeera in central kenya. >> the sport and we have that. >> david thank you so much. it's the 25th anniversary of britt tin's worst ever sporting disaster, 96 liverpool fans crushed to death at a semi final against noting ham forest and significant changes were made to english football in aftermath families of the victims are still seeking answers and barnaby phillips reports

and the legitimate government in kenya. then tap to deal with a democratically elected government here. worse is not looking out for ukraine's best trips. mr putin does not at peak rates but citrus line it's much more interested in taking over parts of it as we saw in crimea. and in destabilizing the rest of it so the ukraine. it is unappealing unattractive. two the european union to the west the united states so that the west will lose interest in it. that's what he wants and that he can have its way. lost its voice in the case for a start by the end of the year. attended the scene in new american standard of the day before ash and representatives to the parliamentary assembly participated in debates and actively maintained their position. on sunday before the debates began in the fact that russian delegation left says or what the us threats of diplomatic corps in the council of europe for russian ukrainian and the whole world in the star in this is not only to produce the right to vote in peace shows and see him but he's

i'm also of biking to work and went on to accuse the authorities in kenya for not keeping on not getting the geneva agreements of the high interest rate agreements which were made last weekend. by sending again the troops to the east of ukraine and re launching the so called anti operation i keep the kids authorities according to linda put in are not willing to find this sort of time the peaceful compromise. this comes up to the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. i gave an exclusive. an extensive interview to artsy. when he said that the breaking of the same things that turkey it is not. this is not keeping up. it's part of the deal about the geneva agreements and turns sending troops to the use of the crate is no way to hold a peaceful dialogue. he also pointed to a certain nobleman golf washington this whole conflict. i especially in the wake of statements by mr newland from state department called but he admitted that at least five billion dollars were invested into one of these ukrainian situation over the last several years he said that some of the facts of some of the facts pr

no. >> kenya's parl parl has just pass add bill that legalizes polygamy.is called cust mary unions should have a marriage certificate as legal proof. it also allows a man to marry again without his existing wife's consent. >> the new bill has huge implications for women in customary marriages. if their husbands can mary without their consent, the wife has no control over how thinly her family's income and resources are spread. >> but supporters of the bill argue it covers all kenyans and raises the status of women, whether they are married in a mosque or a customary or civil union. >> all of them. the bill protects all of them. i am saying it because it is the women who are complaining. men are not complaining. this is one-sided. >> mohia is one of the mps who walked out of parliament during the debate. >> after all, we all elected. so, a a woman member, i should not make a law that disadvantage men and equally men, should not make laws that disadvantage the women. >> the marriage bill has led to fierce de bate over the balance of equal rights, customary p

it's cold is a broadband internet them centered on kenya. i know. he places it. but the stuff because i found them. it's indian ocean port city of mombasa is linked to the various submarine internet cables that connect africa to europe and asia the johannesburg based development bank of southern africa specializes in financing africa's information communications technology sector. memphis old as the ict sector the cables and so does dishes and devices that connect people to the internet means that he left the us we are both experienced an admission that the next six. one hopes that the underwater sea cables siegelman into the uk the east coast of africa. and the physician said continental cable. she makes is that exists for that occasional of ict products as a result of these gorgeous the cables and the andean set to rights arguments and debates everything that's in the next two years the african continent will taste good change is already underway in kenya where it tries to establish the government is moving whole sectors of national administration online. his o

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change is already underway in kenya where it tries to establish the government is moving whole sectors of national administration online the cost is called snowball opal investment in the new government but that was going on in prescott. we are well a video box in front of a mile we didn't ever do without working with local men when it was with his approval to me. it's a muscle that it is then we have done. little did we convinced us or to other cultures. it's just the beginning. kenyans could soon skip a whole generation of standing in line filling in forms and mailing in checks. kenya is aiming to kill them one mobile phone what's weird is doing well use all the details or to put its use would be made of and the muscle use that equips them with grace. we wants the kitchen's moresby from when the mall buying local. the course teaches you to access the test will come when you get to sport within the current. as governments use the continent's whitening internet access to increase efficiency. so does call us which was tossed forces studying pocahontas roll bands to business. yes how did

when kenya sent troops into somalia in 2011 the backlash at home began. high profile attacks on civilians are often followed by mass arrests. a cycle that continues to play out in the kenyan capitol. the killing of vocal muslim clerics who support al-shabab is becoming a pattern. no one has claimed responsibility yet, but most in kenya will recognize the attack as the latest move in an escalating conflict that refuses to recognize borders. jane ferguson, al jazeera. >> in syria we're getting reports fighting between opposition and government forces. the opposition is holding the position which it took in recent fighting. regime forces are reported to have intensified shelling of the observatory. >>> pakistani government has rejected a request for musharraf to leave the country. the former military ruler was indicted of high treason for his role in 2007. he had sought permission to leave the country to visit his mother who is in hospital. if found guilty, musharraf could face the death penalty. >>> turkey's supreme court called the ban of twitter website u

if it is still kenya and nigeria and dubai as well. thank you for dropping by our hong kong studios. >> we are going to look at the search for the missing malaysian airline, focusing on a stretch of ocean northwest of perth. we had three separate audio single is detected. they are being called acoustic events. what do we know? >> yes, that's right, acoustic events following on from this yet-to-be-identified debris field. thell began on friday when chinese ship detected what appeared to be pings. it only recorded 90 seconds worth. but crucially it was broadcast on a 37.5 kilohertz which is used in image it's was early for black boxes. so the frequency was spot on and then the same ship the tech did the same signal on saturday -- ship detected the same signal on saturday. it is the chinese detection that is generating all of the attention. ship hms echo is in the area and has more specialized equipment to be able to track what the ping was. what we have is an encouraging lead. research chief angus chieftain is still urging caution. this