i believe there is a massive shift in consciousness here in kenya.n we organise events and rally people together, thousands of people participate — more than 50% of kenyans in the city of nairobi say they want to volunteer for nature — but i would say the problem and the challenge we have is not at the level of the mass public, that the challenge is winning the hearts and minds of the political leadership, notjust in kenya but across the whole continent. i was very struck — and it relates to something you just said — very struck by something you said to the new yorker magazine not to long ago. you said, "conservation is not seen as something black kenyans do. in this country it is a white thing." do you think you have changed that? yes, notjust me — there are plenty of amazing young african scientists and conservationists who are singing the same hymn. i think that this is a big part of our colonial legacy. think about it — wildlife and conservation stem from the hunting background and during colonial days, the only people who were allowed to hunt le

"all the guests, visitors are welcome to kenya." "there are no problems in kenya."whenever we finish, another tourists will come over and say, "can you do thisjambojambo? we had to do it about 20 times. and then the financial director of polygram said, "here is my card, you call me. "i want us to record this song." we didn't know that it's going to be this big. #jambo, jambo bwana... # like they say, the rest is history. after the recording, the rest, it was history. when we signed the agreement with polygram at that time, i didn't know much about copyright ownership. we were just happy to have our music recorded. and so many people have wanted to do cover versions of it. most kenyans say, "ah, this is a song for the mzungu, not for us kenyans," you know? but they are proud of it, that at least it's given some kind of identity to kenya, you know? any kenyan who goes overseas, they will always ask you, "ah, you know the song jambo jambo?" they start singing this song, you know? so that's a big honour for us. he plays jambo bwana. applause. he chuckles. thank you. bil

"kenya yetu, hakuna matata," "there are no problems in kenya." that's a very simple song.nother tourist would come over and say, "can you do thisjambojambo?" we had to do at about 20 times. and then the financial director of polygram said, "here is my card, you call me, i want us to record this song." we didn't know that it was going to be this big. #jambo, jambo bwana... like, they say, the rest is history. after the recording, the rest was history. when we signed an agreement with polygram at that time, i didn't know much about corporate ownership. we were just happy to have our music recorded, and so many people have wanted to do cover versions. most kenyans say, "ah, this is a song for foreigners, not for us kenyans," you know? but they are proud of it, that at least it has given some kind of identity to kenya, you know? any kenyan who goes overseas, they will always ask you, do you know that song, "jambo bwana"? they start singing the song, you know? so that is a big honour for us. billy sarro harrison and teddy kalanda harrison on the enduring appeal ofjambo bwana. t

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#jambo,jambo bwana # habari gani # mzuri sa na # wageni, wakaribishwa # kenya yetu hakuna matata # kenya how it went. the tourists were crazy about this song. it went to silver, then gold, then it went platinum. that came as a complete surprise to me. i started the group at them mushrooms in 1972. me and him were working with the cement factory in mombasa. there was a lot of tourists coming into mombasa so it was a vibrant scene. we were playing mostly congolese stuff and kenyan music, but when we realised we could make more money and play for less time for tourists in the hotels, we had to switch to play the cover versions of the music from europe and america. one night, i think it was late 1979, i was sitting at the pool after a performance and there where these tourists in the pool playing around and joking, trying to speak swahili. hakuna matata, you know? and i got this idea, i should write a song with the simplest words and get the tourists to learn the language while they sang and danced to our music. it says, "hello, hello, how are you?" then a reply. it says, "all visitors are w

this is one of kenya's forest reserves.udes hundreds of elephants. i'm told, but it is so difficult to spot them from above even with an extra pair of eyes and as we are tracking them on foot. jamila is one of rangers tasked to count the elephants on foot, but in this forest, the elephants know where to hide. so researchers count by the consistency of their dung. we were taught how to see the age of the dung, to know if it is fresh or it's over 2a hours. so when you see like this one, it is over 50 centimetres, no destruction, and also when it's fresh, it smells, it has an odour, it is also smooth in colour. so we've just been driving around the forest reserve looking for elephants and then right in front of our path, there is a herd right in front of us. actually, it's a bigger group than what you can see because we've spotted some crisscrossing, we can see some feeding and others playing and the rules here is that the elephants have the right of way so we just have to wait. kenya has carried out wildlife surveys before bu

a lot of these companies aren't african, they're not even based in kenya in africa. forget kenya alone. so what is a kenyan citizen supposed to do when an american company uses their data, sells their data market, you know, as a product and without their consent, without their ability to intervene to appeal to a court system. that's kind of the gray area that we're falling into. a lot of these big tech companies. facebook isn't the only big tech company playing the connectivity card here and can last year alphabet, the parent company, the most famous brand is google, signed to deal with telecomm, kenya, to quote, connect the unconnected using believe. yep, believe loon is a path breaking project that's been 8 years in the making. and the idea is deceptively simple. use, high altitude learns to provide internet connectivity in remote and hard to reach parts of the world. kenya is where loon is making its commercial debut. i spoke with charles merida. ready he doesn't represent learning, but it's more well known sister company, google google mission from the get go, was to really get a l

notjust in kenya but across the whole continent.struck and it relates to something you just said. very struck by something you said to the new yorker magazine not to long ago. you said, "conservation is not seen as something black kenyans do. in this country it is a white thing." do you think you have changed that? yes, notjust me, there are plenty of amazing young african scientists and conservationists who are singing the same hymn. this is a big part of our colonial legacy. think about it, wildlife and the hunting background and during colonial days, the only people who were allowed to hunt legally where the colonial overlords. when things changed and hunting was banned those same people became the conservationists and them and their future generations are some of the most fierce conservationists on the continent. but africans back in colonial days were considered poachers and until today, it seems like that is the picture or the image that people feel about it and telling people that it is ok for africans to be conservationists,

however, fidelity studying the activities of facebook and other big tech companies in kenya . it's impossible to ignore the huge potential for data mining. last year, the facebook was pushed to admit that it, it added its own software to the why fi access points that enabled non facebook data, such as customer names and phone numbers to directly flow to the corporation. while facebook says the purpose of the software is to ensure that hotspots functioning well, there's no clarity on just how much additional daughter is being collected and how that's being used. a lot of these companies aren't african, they're not even based in kenya, in africa, to get tenure alone. so, what is the kenyan citizen supposed to do when an american company uses their data, sells their data, markets it, you know, as a product and without their consent, without their ability to intervene to appeal to a court system. that's kind of the gray area that we're falling into. a lot of these big tech company. facebook isn't the only big tech company playing the connectivity card here and can last year alphab

the world kenya is where loon is making its commercial debut. i spoke with charles merida, he doesn't represent learning, but it's more well known, 50 company, google google mission from the get go, was to really get a lot of the africans who are offline on night and to make sure that they get online, you know, more affordable and have better con content as well as relevant. and the mission around loon is to ensure that we're able to deliver connectivity to the most remote part of the continent and around the world. so i'm proud to say that he and kenya is the 1st commercial agreement between noon. our sister company and telecom kenya was to be seen is what standard of accountability they will be with. it means that people are restricted to using google ask site, for instance, that remains to question what data will be collected in the process of connecting people. i put some of these questions to charles. he made it clear he couldn't say much more about ling. after all, he doesn't work for that company. he did tell me this though, about google'

this is one of kenya's forest reserves.ndreds of elephants. i'm told, but it is so difficult to spot them from above even with an extra pair of eyes and as we are tracking them on foot. jamila is one of ranges task to count the elephants on foot, but the elephants on foot, but the elephants is nowhere to hide. so research is count by the consistency of their dung. we were taught _ consistency of their dung. - were taught to see the age of the dung to know if it is fresh or over 2a hours. so when you see like this one, it is over 50 centimetres, no destruction, and also when it's fresh, it smells, it has an older, it is also smooth and colour. so we've just _ also smooth and colour. so we've just been driving around the forest reserve looking for elephants and then right in front of our path, there is a heard right in front of us. bigger than what you can see because we've spotted some criss—crossing, we can see some feeding and others playing in the rule here is that the elephants have the right of way so we just have two w

while way technology in africa has seen a gold mine of countries like south africa, nigeria, kenya, which is wherein now have delivered some of the most rapidly growing in john jo. bowler has studied the way, affect hearing kenyan. they're building products, for example, that are suited to the african market that she says, the mobile phone that you can get in various african markets as a chinese phone every like 90 percent of the and they are building relationships with governments. they providing infrastructure . so while we has provided a lot of infrastructure for surveillance in canyon i, c t and kenya wasn't every countries where there's develop, developing with somewhere in the middle. and that's really useful for governments here. so we advise them on the government data centers, on the government services or anything else, we can share that experiences from around the world. and the nice thing is, of course, it provides benefits of the people that are connected to our business, generating revenue off as well. but the other piece of the chinese influence is that the surreptitious on

but one story got people's attention . newspapers reported that kenya was having an elephant baby boom journalist linked the unprecedented surge and the elephant birth rate to tourists being restricted from the pog. they said it was the most positive side of a low down, but kind of, it had nothing to do with it. ah, ah, prince to my biggest sister. so you see 2018. we go to pretty good green and we have a lot of us as female. so 202020. you tend to to interview godaddy's variables. so $260.00 more rains means more food for the female elephants to feed their young. extraordinary things happen in amber. certainly national park touches plenty of female elephant giving birth to a healthy twin. mailed truly an extremely rare case. she said, for this much money mother, the good mother there. mother there, puff some day we'll see if the cause being left at the edge of this one we the mother, we begun mamma and the bus. you go to the foam feed and come back to the, to the come in and then get mother go to the home. if the flock vs. so says this. yes sir, do you think that would be their mother

it has gone to kenya _ the day already. we have. it has gone to kenya in - the day already.n the - has gone to kenya in the women's marathon early this morning here injapan. not in tokyo, it is in sapporo in the north ofjapan. they tokyo, it is in sapporo in the north of japan. they moved the marathon in the race walks up there to try and counteract the extreme heat in tokyo that it has at this time of year however they had bad luck because it is as hot in sapporo at the moment as it is here in tokyo. so much so that they actually brought forward the start of that women's marathon by one hours so they began at 6am local time. they battled the conditions and it was can you's peresjepchirchir who won the gold ahead of the fancied winner, brigid kosgei, also from kenya. she settled for the silver medal. she is a world record holder in this event and it was her compatriot who crossed the line in gold medal position and what a story full got bronze medal. the usa competitor in her second marathon. herfirst official marathon. herfirst official marathon she qualified for the olympi

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in kenya, for example, more than 80% of prisoners have never been represented by a lawyer.ce defenders would like to change that. it's an organization started in africa by a soft-spoken, 36-year-old lawyer named alexander mclean. justice defenders has worked in 46 prisons in kenya and uganda, giving legal training to hundreds of inmates who can then help their fellow prisoners, the innocent and the guilty, get a fair hearing in court. they are also helping some prisoners get law degrees, and as we found out when we visited kenya before the pandemic, the results have been astounding. thika main prison outside nairobi is a miserable place. built almost 70 years ago to hold 300 prisoners, when we visited 18-months ago, there were more than 1,000. in this one dank holding cell, 140 men were packed tightly together, the air thick with the smell of sweat and urine. they'd been accused of everything from trespassing and robbery to assault and murder. some have already been convicted, but most have yet to stand trial. they can't afford bail, so they'll likely have to wait here for

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why does kenya have so many cars? and how has the panoramic impacted people's lives? there is andree role is very big along in any fact he end up killing himself. i don't live on a lease and then you go buy a car. well, and i will make video of him in the media group if they get idea can you say can let me bring in it because i know that the when anybody who did the they didn't even notice whether the course you don't know. but i know the company just wasn't going whatever it is as we continue our coverage at the events unfolding in afghanistan, we're take a look at the transition of power in the country since the us invasion in 2001 on june of 2002, how many cars i is pick to head? africana stands transitional government cars. i, who with the help of the united states in britain, returned to f can a stand from pakistan after the 911 attacks to organize resistance to the taliban. on january 2004, with the backup of the u. s. an assembly of $502.00 african delegates agreed on a constitution for i've get a stand and create a framework for national elections. on october

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kenya just took in a brand-new shipment from the uk.if they used every available dose that it had, it would vaccinate less than 3% of the population, rosemary. >> let's hope they take what's available. scott mclane in nairobi, thanks. >>> communities left reeling after devastating parts of the tennessee. we will take you there as clean-up efforts get underway. plus, henri has weakened to a tropical depression. it is a threat to the northeast. we'll tell you where it's headed next. i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums. keep yours healthy with crest advanced gum restore. it's clinically proven to detoxify below the gumline. and, it restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. because you cant have a healthy smile, without healthy gums. advanced gum restore, from crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. >>> it's devastating loss of life. over the last couple of days, we lost four people in this event than we did in the train explosion in 1979. but we've seen the community come together.

i'm sarah mulkerrins live in tokyo, on day 15 of the olympic games — where kenya's peresjepchirchir has gold in the women's marathon. and — from the charts to the stage — after making her name as a pop star, lily allen is becoming someone else entirely as she makes her acting debut in a west end play. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. in afghanistan, in a major escalation of the taliban's offensive, the militants have captured a provincial capital, zaranj, close to the border with iran, and assassinated a close aide of the president's. they've made sweeping gains since foreign forces started withdrawing from the country. the united nations�* special envoy has warned the country is facing a possible catastrophe, and called on the taliban to halt the violence and take part in meaningful peace talks. our world affairs correspondent richard galpin has more. in the heart of the afghan capital, another assassination — taliban gunmen opening fire on this car, killing the head of the government's media information centre, dawa khan menapal. they'd warned officials w

. >>> vaccine hesitancy in kenya. kenya is battling the fourth wave of the pandemic.ospitals being forced to turn people away because they don't have enough beds. cnn's scott mcclain is live in nairobi, kenya. what is being done to a combat the lingering hesitancy out there? >> reporter: the government is trying to convince people to take the shot. what unfortunately seems to be changing minds is the fact that hospitals are filling up or full already. people are dying. last week we visited one hospital a few hours north of nairobi, which was full. it was turning people. even if you were lucky enough to get a spot inside the hospital, they had no ic wards. if you were one of the four patients that had the severe disease and in need of icu, your chances of survival were not good. every day for the past few weeks, that hospital has been sending at least one body away to the morgue. most of the people there were unvaccinated. not because they didn't have access to the vaccine, but because they chose not to take it. people in kenya heard the conspiracy theories like people

i thank you for your attention. >> i think the representative of kenya for his statement. i now give the floor to the representative of ireland. you have the floor. >> thank. i want to thank the secretary general for his presence here today and his powerful words at the beginning of our meeting. mr. president, we support the convening of this urgent meeting today to discuss the unfolding tragic development in afghanistan. over the past weeks, we have witnessed in real time the taliban seizing control of afghan cities by force, culminating in the loss of government control and kabul. we have seen the scenes of chaos at the airport. we cannot say that we were not warned of this possible outcome. in this room, we have heard many worrying alerts, not least in the courageous testimony from the members of afghan civil society. sadly, and tragically, for so many, we failed to heed these warnings. now we have to address the consequences. now, in the face of an unfolding crisis of tragic proportions, this counsel will have to assume its responsibility and act. mr. president, this i

it has donated a very small amount in the last few days, i think 400,000 went to kenya, but kenya has 50 million, has had 1.5 million doses, less than 1% fully vaccinated. look at other poor countries, yemen, south sudan, 0% fully vaccinated. so what we are seeing is the entrenchment of these sort of differences, the distinctions between rich and poor, but also that political narrative. so, china, president xijinping was talking about the success of the chinese system, showing how valuable and how much better it had reacted. china is on this huge drive to vaccinate from almost a standing start in march, they have done 1.7 billion doses, 17 million a day going out now. but that means that china is not exporting at the minute to other countries and also china is again finding its in a difficult position because it is going to see other western countries starting to open up and these political questions will then come back, i think, about which actually is the best approach. fascinating stuff. thank you all very much. in afghanistan, the departure of foreign troops appears to have herald

the me in the, and an expected upside of the pandemic kenya's experiencing. and elephant baby boom . 250. why this kenya have so many cars. and how has the pandemic impacted people's lives? is andree role is a fairly big along in any fact he end up killing himself. i don't live on a lease and then you go buy a car. well, and i will make a little a little was i did in the media group, they get idea. can you say lucky to me me? ah, it will because neither of the when the name and the they didn't even notice whether they call to do it. but i know the company just wasn't going whatever did it the me welcome back to the kaiser report. imax guys are time now to go to wolf rector of wolf street dot com wolf. welcome back. re max space for him. me been reading your work lately. it's like you've got eyes on the thinking of the titanic. things are spitting out of control. you as always, are doing a forensic look at the data. what stands out in your mind? well, the big thing right now is inflation and it's every war and it's cropping up in places where he didn't expect

why does kenya have so many cars? and how has the panoramic impacted people's lives? is andree role is a very big along in any fact he end up killing himself. i don't believe nearly and you got one via whoa and i will make a little low. i get him in addition media group, if they get the idea, can you say lucky to me? mean it will cause that neither one of the been a polluted they didn't even notice whether they call to do. there's no local, but i know the company just wasn't going whatever it is. the me welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to go over to old blighty visit our friend ouster mccloud of gold money dot com ouster. welcome back. thank you for having me max. all right, so we always talk about the gold market. there seem to be something actually important happening in the gold market. finally, something is really changing structurally that could have an impact on things that is the extinction of gold derivatives. you wrote a piece about it, what's going on? well it's, it's all to do with this net stable funding ratio, which basel 3 has in je

kenya is one of the many countries contributing to this pollution.in nairo by, the capitol. deborah patta met with a young woman who's come up with one potential solution. >> reporter: this is dundora, about 30 acres of waste. that's the equivalent of 22 football fields despite a pioneering plastic ban, kenya is still drawning in it. and whilst most people look at this and think it's an insurmountable plastic mountain, one young woman saw a way to move that mountain. >> there are days in kenya where you can actually walk on water. this river is choking with so much plastic it's formed an unsinkable foundation. a disturbing health hazard for everyone living here except this young woman. >> so i get excited when i see waste because i know that's life for us. >> reporter: the fac intrigued . >> i convert it to building blocks. >> reporter: in 201 kenya outlawed single use plastic bags but it's still everywhere, clogging drains, polluting rivers, contaminating animal feed. some of it ends up here in nairobi's landfill. it was supposed to be closed down 2

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