but now i'm embarking on a great big african adventure in kenya.e help of my cane and a guide, i'll tackle some challenging terrain... and you were using my cane, weren't you? she laughs. it's the toughest. the toughest thing that i've ever done. ..come face—to—face with the effects of rhino poaching... you know, he's meant to teach people a lesson... hmm. he was meant to... he was meant to be here to get people to understand that you shouldn't be poaching these beautiful animals. ..and end up metres away from some very hungry lions. the lion's here. here he is. i can hear a lion and a buffalo. yes. 0h! he wanted to hunt. lion snarls. but the real highlight of my trip will be experiencing what's been called one of the great spectacles of the natural world — the great migration. so this is the eighth wonder of the world. each year, tourists from around the globe flock to see over 1.5 million wildebeest risk their lives, avoiding predators like lions and crocodiles, as they make their way from the serengeti in tanzania to the masai mara in kenya, in

kenya, and the scene of the great migration that i'll be heading to when i leave nairobi.t. this one is the wildebeest. so what does he look like? these are the legs. here? here is the ears. oh, that's the ears? yeah, the ears. so... oh, they've got weird ears! i didn't know they felt like that. yeah, yeah. they are these ones, yeah? yeah. how much is he? 500. could you do me for a00? i can do for you. the market was great fun, and ifelt like i really got to experience nairobi. but beneath the smiles, i must admit, i'm completely overwhelmed and really missing my guide dog, who helps me to make sense of the world. back in the hotel room, and it's currently... electronic interference ..10.26pm in nairobi, and it's been such a full—on day, full of so many emotions. i am so excited for what's in store, but i cannot believe this is only day one. i am one of the 340,000 people in the uk who's registered blind or partially sighted. but visual impairment is on a spectrum and everyone is different. and if you're wondering what i can see, it's pretty much this, wherever i am in the

i know that you both care about extrajudicial headings in kenya, around the world. they were conversations around police brutality, and that's at the hands of the police. could you explain to me what it is like in kenya in regards to the extra traditional killings, the americans type in the hash tag blacklist martha? uh, i think it, it, it might the most in can because uh, personally i've looked 20 plus friends. most of them was killed by police and we'll just this. and initially this is this specific one of the dental. so if you imagine how many happens each and every day and my dad and keep that in, in, in, in the streets. so it's quite a very, very big issue that hasn't been happening and we haven't been getting that solution . and wonder of how would you explain it. and now is i'm british colony. when we go to independence, the police service that was serving the colonial government did not change. when he'd been looking, as i became president of getting that, he continued with the same police force that the colonial government was using and therefore pressing o

so this last time i saw kenya's soul invested in calculating methods of it. so you do show things in the country. usually we will hold our demos, the name, foremost settlements. i think doug slater feels can connect said a fast struggle in the us and us from without hand came out in large numbers to say we demand an interests any additional candidates. so police offices of justified 72 percent of the kennings of happened alleging that they were result of anti crime operations. and i wanted to ask within the communities, is that a slight tension that just some people maybe not have sympathy when somebody who was committing a crime dies at the hands of the police and how do you respond to that? yes, that happens. but i think it's um, we live in a country that prides itself in upholding visual noval. why do we have, let's say, is if someone has been found doing something wrong, can we have a little before? not can we have them arrested and taken to court and prosecuted instead of the police this id to be the judge and the jury. and they've victor shawna because

exchanges, i am not in the region, but anyway, this region of east asia is actually the country of kenyas the gateway of iran to the continent africa, but in any case, in the last eleven years, we did not have the visit of the president to the country in the african continent. this shows that it is located at a high level at sea level. the government never thought that we would increase our trade relations and then let's see that the total volume of our trade with the african continent in the past few years is about 500, but since 1401, in fact, since 1400, the trade statistics with the countries of the african continent have reached about 1 billion and 200 million dollars, which we mentioned in that and this requires that we reach a common understanding at the highest executive levels of the country that is happening all over the world it is not developed countries, i was checking the plans that have been implemented in the african continent. many countries like brazil, india, china, and the united states have thought of entering the african continent since the 1960s and 70s, and each o

you alleged that police brutality and kenya was a legacy of british colonial rule. what do you mean by that? i think i see over the british colonial rule or waiting to go to the united kingdom page, medians of pounds, victims of colonial prototype, t is better than the bodies savage that they had at that time. there's a lot of homes that look at here and that was uh, seeking a job of the pleasing at that time. we to unfortunately has north judge up to not validate the last date is the same tactics, but different products. so they lived, i see that they put a new diamond lift gate. now is the current one that steve goes on, where the wire that we unbundle brutalized to protect the interests of the leech and the political, the lead us of the day. so basically the police on the side get, keep as of the end, it's the ones will pay the price down and down to each they may expect to have it or not for the police or this country. as i've used to have been doing the colonial time. so then what will it take for a paradigm shift away from the colonial rule mentality is not we

yeah. douglas device where that kenya is it's useful public policy research and analysis. thank you very much for your time. this is an environment and land court is set to make a decision monday on precedence william booth has moved to left to logging and where i told him the law society of kenya argues that the move disregards the role of forests in climate change mitigation and biodiversity preservation i wrote to a defendant, has the session saying it was quote, foolish and asked to let my church raise rocks. wow. so meals where important timber out in that lifting the login band would creates jobs the ones assignments. so mute echo with the sounds of renewed activities. logan, who had been idled for over half a decade. and now returning to work. this revival comes up to kind of president william bluetooth listed a longstanding, bent on looking for sony own up, but not get help. the decision is a lifeline for an industry in dia street. so people, that's a headset goal when they head both up on the lift it up according me. it was so i'm just like to say to the number bu

so in kenya, they are very used to mobile money. are you that used to using apps to pay for things that aren't necessarily the national currency? the biggest payment provided in kenya is a company called and pets. and you actually pay using mobile phone credit, full things. it's very, very common. so that's why i think they talked to can you fast. but the canyon government is saying this is very different than the phone for. that's because you'll taking the data of all citizens and we don't know how you're going to use it . and it's all jump as the government of the southern country to protect the identity of the citizens of that country. you guys were interested in the more of a legal app activity.

the right to protest is enshrined in kenya's constitution.met one young man who has fallen foul of the action by the authorities. reporter: victor shows us where he confronted the police not far from his home where his two-year-old daughter fainted after inhaling police tear-gassing two weeks ago. >> the policeman were here. they grabbed me. they grabbed my hand, and they took me. reporter: caught on camera, videos of his arrest made their way around kenya. , "they kidnapped my child" he said as he was taken into custody, and was kept for two days before released on bail. he says he still bears the scars made by batons and wires. >> i was taken to the cell after i was beaten. some people were sleeping but i couldn't sleep. my whole body hurt and the floor was made of cement. the experience was bad. reporter: the most recent wave of protests against the high cost of living hit kenya hard. his neighborhood, the scene of running battles and teargas against protesters and nearby residential homes. human rights groups have called out the governmen

that's what's happened to this man in kenya. thing when tell me i'm going to so even when you'd say next street or next month, i wouldn't do this long before and, and get this amount of money. when it came, it's kind of us to display. so you went back to 0 because tasks points don't even know. mostly i will be in conversation with wonderful that because most recognize office needs from his own but will tell us about his new novel code for you out. still a good the hello i'm christine will do i. it's good to have your company. the spotlight was on johannes book. i saw the africa hosted the break summit that is off the group of developing nations, brazil, russia, india, china, and saw the africa agreed to expand the group and grunted membership to 6 small countries. now the summit drew a lot of attention this year because of the geo politic co backlash over the war and ukraine, which countries have refused to sanction russia despite the waste quoting on them to do so. that the sales meeting had a particular focus on africa and sev

it's already in august heading to the african continent now passed samples from kenya for butter for milk powder. now we are analyzing them in order to enter another country of the african continent kenya with our products, so the road sits and souls say, of course, high-quality products. these are modern and processing enterprises, which we have enough. and now we are going through certification, for example, to the chinese market, but at the same time, such an initial link. it's like a farm during the working trips of the president of the varsha region. yes, maybe not all such. and we need such large ones in each region, but in general , this year , modernization, whether it continues and the comfortable conditions of the milking parlors. yes, it is everywhere with 1700 more farms such that contain 358,000 dairy cows. it is among them such farms that blow eight to nine thousand kg of milk. roll groomed extra-class milk discipline, sanitation, and production of these farms. of course, we will keep them, but 80% of these ether will, of course, have to be in dark conditions, this is a

when world cleaned launched activities in kenya, the response seemed incomplete. sensible. long queues formed death to death registration points. a 1000 suite to, to have the irises scanned a wait to offend, to keep the identity and enable them to use the digital currency of some confidence on some part of that is good. that seems to be some level of management from the windows on the screen. you see everyone who is being given to queen standard my chatting at the center at the same time is when they, when they much at the same time. everyone says, i'm not going to slide it into market, reducing its value. however, most of those we spoke to what he is simply for money. in kenya, the tech company was offering free digital tool can suit everyone who registered and those 2 kids could then quickly be exchanged for $49.00 at the block market. right outside the registration point. a saving grace for many will not pass. there's no money, that's the 1st thing. there's no, what people are struggling out here. the cost of living has gone up. whatever you make is just not enough. the

in kenya, the tech company was offering free digital to can suit everyone who registered and those 2 kids could then quickly be exchanged for $49.00 at the block market. right outside the registration point. a saving grace for men will not pass. there's no money, that's the 1st thing. there's no, what people are struggling out here. the cost of living has gone up. what have you make is just not enough. the predicts of res, concerns about the money in which consumer consent was obtained questioning with a boat at an inducement. something well clean denies they use that has full control, full access to the data and full ownership of the data. and while the actually enables 0, i've tracking it to interest that to you. there's no data leakage in that you're not being trucked across multiple applications as you browse through the internet to african. specifically, the concerns from critics has been crypto colonialism. a phrase used to describe the use of the most vulnerable people in the world of guinea pig for emerging technologies and systems. indeed, most of the people we spoke to do n

kenya has been at warfor decades. its enemy? the poachers who prey on its precious wildlife.mpossible route in and impossible route out. ol pejeta conservancy's canine unit are just one of the many groups across africa taking up the fight against poaching. this illegal trade has threatened the very existence of animals like these. at the endangered species enclosure at ol pejeta, will and i have been brought to meet mother and daughter, najin and fatu, the last surviving two northern white rhinos on earth. and here, it's very soft, on their ears. here. who's this? this is najin. hello, najin! hello, sweetheart. good girl. 0k, there you go. and then at the back here, it's rough, you can touch at the back here. oh, yeah! at least you are able to lay your hands on what is the last of a being on the planet. it is sad and i hope it doesn't happen again to another species. and why are they so rare, james? um, it's basically poaching, which has just been driven by human greed and greed in different forms — greed for power, greed for their medicinal aspects. someone who has been made

i think i was right to address the issue of western influence on kenya. its would be about uh, the united states of america guys. uh, uh, much so much going for us on much as much as a okay now, and most of the political, political side. okay. and then uh of, of getting on the government on how things outlining these are, these are going send that. and i love being that, you know, as of their bush on the done, they leave. i mean, after, you know, the position of, that's all. you have to step up and come to give something up to step up and uh, april, some issues that cannot be they could buy it from local local, so normal reminds me. no, no, no, i mean no more a citizen store that i learned in the news in his life says he understands what he was trying to bring out. and i think these are these guys that we need to, of openly, genuinely with a lot of goodness people that so that you can control or either minimize or a, that we uh, influence the level of i mean maintain the level of interest that the u. s. is the pentagon, this, the pulling more forces to th

we apologize to everyone in kenya for the delay world. are these bills for privacy? we look forward to resuming operations, walk, and scene and global rollout. so basically you're saying that is another one of the isn't a bit coined is tongue coins, whatever. but does it have any of the value and, and this $49.00, is he just basically buying it for $50.00? it is a really good question. morales, really? it's all about speculation right now. now the idea when you build a cryptic courtesy like this is very different than a bit between a big point is i would go to come all the see there's a finite amount of them and people wants to hold them and that's what gets it value . this only holds value, you should people act if you use it and act simply give that data and you've seen that price goes up. there's a lot of speculation around this point right now because of the past and he's found the debt and how successful chat; gt; i mean microsoft bought it for so many billions of dollars to people who interesting. now it's very, very popular enough with the nations, but one key

some of those found in kenya, where authorities are scrambling to suspend operation, saying there arey unknowns. over the last week, more than 350,000 kenyans have already gotten their eyes scanned here by the device in nairobi new users exchanged their biometrics for world coin crypto currency, equaling about $49 u.s. one nairobi resident saying in part, i found it online, applied. when i got leer i found people queueing, and i applied and they scanned and now waiting for the money. kenya's communications authority now questioning where the data is being stored and what world coin is doing with that information. >> they're collecting critical data about quote-unquote a good way for proof of humanity. how did this then increase the value? in the short term. in the long term, perhaps, if the demand for such kind of data increases, then you'd say that it is sold to the highest bidder >> reporter: in a statement, world coin denies that it will are sell any personal data and it will work with local officials to quinn crease understanding of the privacy measures not only in kenya but every

we're also on facebook and on twitter today will leave you with images from kenya. with this week, hundreds of young men and women from the different class of the messiah community, converge on the town of metal to celebrate their culture. it's 5 for now, or as them, as i would say, when they said the, the, the, it's time for the visionaries for sustainability. but also for horsepower. the, it's time for the mobile revolution. the w to the point to clear positions, international perspectives for ukraine encounter offensive have so far a template exports feel that the war is likely to have those in a frozen conflict. so on to the point we ought to be shown ukraine to come see janitory, russia, to the point the on t w. the algerians here more team yet is here on mark track. we know is this one of the great dream and the grim reality. this a hair i was l i swear what remains? i just want to be for the house on the edge of this the heart of the last shelter start september, 2nd on dw. imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy burner, yo

by the way, the resources tried to show that kenya-zambia is there.y attributed them to states that either have the potential to riffle into the orbit of the russian federation or are really drifting . it's interesting, andrei. now let's move on to what is probably the main thing. what we talked about during this was the black sea grain initiative. well, let's be honest. i have several direct languages, and let's start with the direct language of the kremlin the master of the world's main criminal, vladimir putin, what did he say about grain at this summit, we will be ready in the next month, in the next 3-4 months, without you, we will provide burkas on the face of zimbabwe , mali, somalia, the central african republic of eritrea for 25,50,000 tons of grain, and we will provide it free of charge доставка этой продукции усомеработ well, we see there who applauded because he said, then there is a reaction from the representative of burkina faso that russia is a partner and allies and that we support everything there. but there were other reactions, for

and for the applicant perspective, we turn to clinton is all on kenya. he is an international relations analyst. so clinton, for many westerners, the image remains that in kenya and africa and general dust and muggings are very common police statistics seem to bear this out. but do you think that is a fair assessment? i don't, i think festival. i mean, it's important to note that after grades 54 countries and some of these countries, the different dynamics. so in these countries what 7 countries where the short stages, whether we should do the typical country, like maybe south africa, nigeria and the likelihood was due by the me lives of people. so jen, that may be, yeah, this is of crime and the like, i'm going to be higher. but in most parts of africa, where from deluxe the, to a kindly student to lead on the incident process almost that you don't know violent crimes is non existent. so i think that assessment is what i'm saying. i don't think that most african cities are any more dangerous competitive be to see people the same size, you know, the part

the right to purchased is enshrined in kenya as constitution. dw news met one young man whose fault and foul of the action by the authorities looked good too much tells us where he confronted the police not far from his home, where his 2 year old daughter fainted, often handing police to ghast 2 weeks ago. so the police meanwhile, yeah, the most twins. think of it. they grab me this way, the police mounted me the just need to grab my hand. it take me caught on camera videos. i picked that to him as a rest, made their way around. kenya, you too, got my child, do my shouts as a plainclothes police officer. grab some from the back and drag some into a police vehicles. so after that he said he was taken and kept in custody for 2 days before being released on bail. he's still that's a scars, that the things which he says were made by tons and why is media and i was taken to the cell after i was beaten. some people was sleeping, but i couldn't sleep. my whole body hurt on the floor and the cell was made of cement. i love, the experience was bad. my na

k. soldiers in kenya in 2012 the progress and their loan search for just 10000. we have been seeking justice, but nothing has happened so far. i think the british soldiers are actually the criminal ones they haven't faced, and it just is a total even after doing boxing the fly for moscow. this is our team. my name's you know, neil of 30 minutes of news and views and starts. now i made the continued talk of military intervention, bali the west african regional union. echo was new jersey officials have reportedly ordered the countries armed forces to be put on maximum alert nigeria, base journalist timothy obeys who can tell us more? it's the latest coming out from that country. i just, the around 24 hours of time of class said that he was worried about reports, you know, in the media suggested in fact, you know what you, what speech at the drums of law had plans to invade the sheriff at the west side. he wanted to set the record straight and that the commission was only, you know, applying the full scale of what each sub can out. these are sanctions are for countr

k, so it does in kenya and 2012 st progress. and that alone struggle foreclosure since had deaf, we have been sick and just as but nothing has happened so far. i think the british soldiers are actually the criminal ones they haven't faced and they've just digital leave enough to doing bad things on the grounds for prosecutor generally to show him that jesus go by and them giving him a cover of the us 1st from his corrupt business dealings and you claim the live that far into the new center in moscow. this is all to you and welcome to the global news pass some news just in from romania where at least one person has been killed and more than 30 injured in to bloss the fuel station. the book arrest. now 55 has initially arrived at the scene to deal with the 1st is losing when a 2nd massive loss engulfed. many of the 1st responders insights, the flies also spreads and in my house is leading to an speculation of levels in the area. romania is a deputy into a minute. this is the blazes yet to be extinguished, creating a risk of more e

tell me, you already said about botswana, and it seems that there was not yet a representative of kenya zambia, and this. well, as far as i know, as far as i know. in this case, i know little about africa, but from the fact that i read that this is one of such sufficiently developed countries on of the african continent, this may indicate that, well, what they expected to hear from putin on this is that they were simply not interested , that is why they did not send their representatives there, well, they are not simply not interested, they do not need it in principle, by the way, about kenya, really i agree, this is a very important player in east africa, it already happened there after the problems of samara, because it was you who at one time claimed regional leadership in this region, but kenya is really an important player in relation to zombies, and by the way, it is demonstrative here it is worth mentioning that hakkain de hichelema, the president of zambia, he was present in the african delegation that came to kyiv, and you know, i even jokingly explained that in principle he wa

ok bye in kenya. a substitute in quest by not of the officials file, but the woman was quote and ruefully killed. now, no. so just of being charged with or convicted of the crime. now the difference, the difference and if he says or allegations are taken seriously, and it will cooperate with the inquiry. now based in kenya, the british army training unit, also known as bots, u. k, is made up of 300 soldiers. london is somebody's is a, carry out a week long drills in the country consisting of up to 10000 personnel. according to the grim is that of incense relative of was authorities to bring those responsible to justice and defend that human rights. i don't, i don't, i don't how government has the mandate to ensure the protection of every canyon without fear or favoritism? any foreign or breaking the law should be taken to court immediately. they can be held accountable at the british government can coordinate well with the canyon government and the troops, hard duty and justice to canyons full faced.

i don't think kenya is a template for haiti.peacekeeping around the world there's less than 500 in that role right now part 1000 is double that you're going to get a lot of experience peacekeepers they do not speak haitian creole it's going to be very difficult for them to communicate with the population and with the gangs. we have seen a number of allegations and charges of major human rights violations by the kenyan police in a place it's not that safe to start anyway the canyons can play a role. but least developed country 750m port-au-prince where they don't speak the language of port-au-prince is not the right country to lead the mission. quthe executive state entity blinken said he commends the government of kenya for wanting to do this. do you think the u.s. should be putting boots on the ground? the army to help with the situation there question rick it is a crisis of democratic institutions have collapsed on others putting u.s. troops on the ground an option here in the right option? >> the first step in order to have a

is like dr. terrace is almost like a game show house and i can test since i'm going to be agent in kenya. and jerry, it's sunday goes, i'm advocating is. yeah. but it is a little bit like that, isn't it? how transformative could this be? the tech that is coming your way. a say me usually, maybe just to circle back on your previous question and we have identified 20 cheaper 22 prodigy vaccines on this continent. okay. those of the vaccines which are not only for the routine vaccine nation, but also for outbreaks about a lot less the vaccines for each of the new click to diseases. so there is, there is a clear strategy and a demonic, and a need to be an identified. so it came back to dr. teachers announcement. it was amazing. that's 5 companies in 5 countries on the continent will have access to future relevant m, automated technology. through this program, we have already had tanisha, synagogue, tanisha, and egypt at s, each end receiving the 1st knowledge transfer for him on. and i, technology, we will receive send a goal in the next month, and we are waiting for nigeria and kenya, 5 tha

we will receive send a goal in the next month, and we are waiting for nigeria and kenya, 5 that already being being tried and bar code ready, ready to to see if the 1st acknowledge it package. so this program is building future relevant capacity for in our night vaccine production, it diversify the platforms in egypt, and it adds platforms to new companies in julia, kenya, seeing the goal. and of course, by back being expanded and being one of the full most entities. this is fundamentally a game changer. if all the nice technology is, is it has a problem. this for innovation, it has a promise not only for cobit 19, in fact, beyond that actual community. yeah, yeah. can, it has a purpose for malaria. it has a prominent but, but, but we've, we've had so many promises on the continents. i'm going to go back to much point and also patronize points about it, about policy. and what is that, you know, the, a boucher declaration that all need is made in africa was 20. well, 21 years ago now i was trying to use a gun test. went to i'm so i wasn't, wasn't born yogi. no, absolutely. the whole thin

but then, kenya had other plans. thunder rumbles. would you like a drink? both laugh.ew that i wanted rain because i can't see the sun. and all the animals are happy! yeah! all the animals are happy, and so is this blind girl! yeah! cheers! this is my blind girl sundown! this has been one of the most amazing things i have ever done, and now i can well and truly say this is how a blind girl goes on safari. thunder rumbles hello there. storm betty is bearing down upon us through the rest of the night and the start of the weekend. second named storm this month, and giving a lot of wet weather and windy weather, particularly for the western side of the uk. so heavy rain, potentially some really nasty thunderstorms across central and eastern areas being warned off could give some likely disruption, as well as the unusually windy weather which could bring down the odd small tree — not great news for those under canvas either, those winds are more akin to autumn. so there are warnings out — quite widespread warnings. more details on the website, but those gusts of wind could

mary moraa of kenya won gold in the final of the women's 800 metres. morra moved in to top gear in the last hundred metres. britain's keeley hodgkinson, who'd run the fastest over the distance this year took the silver medal. 0lympic champion and defending champion athing mu was third. i think everybody from kenya, the coaches, my team—mates have encouraged — the coaches, my team—mates have encouraged me since yesterday that you — encouraged me since yesterday that you will get a medal but you cannot predict which metal and i'm — you cannot predict which metal and i'm happy for everything. the united states cruised to victory in the final of men's 4 x 400 metres. the americans finished well ahead of the french quartet. one year out fropm the paris 0lympics, that was frances only medal at these championships. great britain took bronze. the netherlands won the final gold with thrilling finish in the women's by 400 relay. femke bol who won the individual 400 hurdles title a few days ago, ran a brilliant anchor leg, to overtake first great britain, thenjam

and today, she's the creative director as fond of a flash on, and taylor and company in kenya, vermont, i decided i was moving to okay. now one of the things is you've made a voice, the tickets, but it's like one of the scariest things to ever do because they keep changing your life in time. of course, like you're planning to like i show, you know, i'm just a, my name is lel channel. i am the founder and crew to the extra function engine company. acura thing, design, intelligent walk show. and that will be so much as a company a founded primarily because of just come back from the us. one of the services i wanted badly was like 2 bedrooms have this is and they didn't really have access to the click. i didn't know where you go to access taylors and get something done. then what your vision behind is primarily was to enable other people like me in the same situation, to have better access to tailors intent as also have the to access to customers. i was born in home of the county. i'm home of the town that at the time my favorite memories as a child will probably be expanding time. i say

kenya has made an offer or expressed willingness at least to lead this mission.ht step? oh, god. you know, i've been grappling with this all day. you know, would it be a good thing? would it not be a good thing? my friends in haiti are so desperate that they're like, well, let's try it, let's try it. i mean, we wanted canada, we wanted the us, we wanted a coalition, maybe the un troops, but nothing is happening. nothing is happening. so maybe some of the really well trained, best trained haitian, i mean, sorry, kenyan police force, maybe they can come over and really get in with the haitian national police, who at one time was functioned very well. the problem is also with the national haitian police is that their numbers are going down, not up, that anyone that can escape to the united states under the biden immigrant visa sponsorship program, it's going to get out of there. i mean, it's so dangerous and no one is free and no one could say, well, i'm not going to get kidnapped because i'm x, y, z. everyone lives in fear. well, we've seen civil society groups in

i forgot how common is stuffed in kenya, an applicant nations. and is it fair to generalize? no, not much. not much. so i think the 1st of home is the 9 exceptional situation where i don't think it'd be possible for anyone to try to steal from cause i say, to reach out on for something months where most of the retail stores located is ready to close. all of the in the past that is a tax on with that targeted shopping laws. so that's good for the dumping of security. so for you to get into a shopping mall in kenya, you go through security, which is almost the same as at the airports. you'll have to be to go through a metal detector, your pads have to be scanned. so on most of these trucking most about maybe a maximum of lights. yeah. for exists, which i'm lined by security guards. it has to do with these information that you go through. so what do you try to become sort of had for one to to steal for like i said after to have a different but instead of parts of the country. yeah. oh, the continent, the conditions are different. so yes, it is a map. people are trying to steal f

so the government in kenya cracking down on pro chairs, which have been led by the opposition against the high cost of living and the plan to raise taxes. the right to protest is enshrined in king is constitution. dw news met one young man who was following foul of the action by the authorities. victor too much told us where he confronted the police not far from his home, where his 2 year old daughter fainted, often handing police to ghast 2 weeks ago. so the police, meanwhile, the most twins, think of it, they grab me this way. uh, the police mounted me the just need to grab my hand. it take me caught on camera videos. i picked that to him as a rest, made their way around. kenya, you too, got my child, do my shouts as a plainclothes police officer. grab some from the back and drag some into a police vehicles. the author that he said he was taken and kept in custody for 2 days before being released on bail. he's still best with scholars at the meetings, which he says were made by tons and wires, maybe in the media and i was taken to the cell after i was beaten. some people was sleepin

into the basic plans to make environmentally friendly cooks methics and go to lake to come out in kenya, where the most efficient people are fine to, to present the old way of life. oh, flush reports texas, it's an easy where conditions and schools are often shooting. in some cases they are no longer a safe environment for the students. mismanagement on economic was how taking a heavy tools on public and boarding schools, attended by some of the countries. forrest children, now these are often the worst affected. this is why a sneezing and g o is aiming to build. i'm going to future for kids by turning schools into social enterprises. the sight of students congregating in a quote, jobs looks much the same. the world, the best boating school in northwestern gina's here is different from most top rates on a sustainable business model. projects to initiate, to look to see how much of the items to improve living conditions, education opportunities of future prospects. not just but you, nancy is most important for us children, but the families to look for the we can project is quite simple.

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in the southeast and separation region keeps says its troops of recaptured, the village of rubber kenya. the witch, less to the south in the city of talk nook, a route junction. they used by the russian military. a crime has been pushing to reach the c as off and if it's divide russian forces and cut off the land bridge to try me out of the advance has been slowed by heavily fortified russian positions and mine fields. the fighting was for ocean and the price was paid in blood of this footage come forward at least shows ukrainian special forces fighting in the area around the village overall bought kenya, we had $1.00 wounded. one of the soldiers stepped on a mine while evacuating him. their vehicle is attacked by a common cause. the drone where are you still going? do you explain in forces continue doing offensive into so often deliberation of little book. mia? our armed forces are moving south east of this settlement and he knew such a one. also, i'm hopeful for it to button you is free, but large parts of the small village lion ruins. this video was released from one of the units tha