kenya became independent _ rule in kenya. kenya became independent in _ rule in kenya.kenya. kenya became independent in 1963 and - rule in kenya. kenya became| independent in 1963 and since then relations between the two countries have generally been good. trade and other ties are strong but the king knows that one of the challenges for his reign is to address issues from britain's past, such as the handling of the mau mau uprising. he will do so at a speech at the state banquet in nairobi at which is affected to acknowledge the mistreatment but without making a formal apology. ten years ago, britain agreed to pay £20 million in compensation for what happened during the uprising. the british government expressed regret. 0n british government expressed regret. on this date visit, king charles will reflect that sentiment that diplomats will be hoping the focus will be on the future not the past. nicholas witchell, bbc news. well, as nicholas witchell metioned there, in 2013 the uk compensated more than 5,000 people in a deal worth £20 million but as anne soy reports, not

and kenyan people —— a section for kenya.oving to read her diary from that visit in which she wrote that she did not want to miss a moment of kenya's extraordinary landscapes. i really cannot thank you enough for the support kenya gave her through that difficult time. king the support kenya gave her through that difficult time.— that difficult time. king charles s-ueakin in the last few minutes. plans to close hundreds of rail ticket offices in england have been scrapped by the government, which says proposals failed to meet passenger standards. the plans had faced fierce opposition when initially revealed. our transport correspondent katy austin has been following the story. well, the train companiesm who were under pressure from the government to cut costs, had argued that relatively few tickets are now bought at ticket offices in the smartphone era and, in closing them, they would bring staff out onto the station to help passengers in a variety of ways. but there had been a fairly strong backlash to these proposals, not on

nairobi is the capital of kenya or is it kenya ? capital of kenya or is it kenya? is fine. >> kenya is fine. >> no, but i'm just wondering, is it because you get people. yeah, i'd say it's kenya, but i've heard it pronounced kenya . i've heard it pronounced kenya. >> yeah. so anyway, kenya , it's >> yeah. so anyway, kenya, it's a day visit and it's been a five day visit and it's been reported that charles will acknowledge the painful aspects of the uk and kenya's shared history. well our royal correspondent cameron walker has this overview. >> nairobi , kenya's capital, was >> nairobi, kenya's capital, was in sunny mood for the visit of princess elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh, britain, and kenya have historical ties, but the world is changing . world is changing. >> america, russia and china all reportedly want more influence in the african region . in the african region. >> once part of the british empire . perhaps unsurprisingly , empire. perhaps unsurprisingly, trade, culture and king charles's favourite sustainability are high on the agenda for this week's

kenya itself?n within kenya itself? there is a bit of befuddlement. _ within kenya itself? there is a bit of befuddlement. people - within kenya itself? there is a bit of befuddlement. people are - within kenya itself? there is a bit of befuddlement. people are not| of befuddlement. people are not familiar with the context in haiti. but we have to remember there is a long history of pan— african solidarity to the caribbean going back to the independence movement in the 1950s and 60s. the political class has sold this as an act of solidarity, as a reasonable step to help the people of haiti, but if there are casualties, if this turns out to be a difficult and dragged out to be a difficult and dragged out deployment, then the public could turn sour. kenya is a relatively open society, that means you would have political pressure, so that underscores the need to prepare carefully, to have a clearly defined mission and to be careful that you don't end up having a backlash. ,., ., ., that you don't end

kenya land and freedom struggle and the mau freedom heroes. the kenya palestine solidarity movement statement draws per between struggle and historic movements like the kenya land and freedom struggle and the mama of freedom heroes, highlights the organizations perspective on the legitimacy of the palestinian cause. the historical context, the comparison between the palestinian struggle and the historical. struggles uh in kenya, were important chapters, were important were important chapters in kenya's fight for independence from colonial rule, by drawing these parallels, the statement emphasizes that the palestinian struggle is part of a broader historical context, context of resistance against oppression. shaid bolson believes the comparison of the mau resistance in kenya and the palestinian resistance movement is appropriate. i think obviously the uh the comparison between the palestinian struggle and the ma resistance is entirely appropriate and accurate. i mean, the mamows grievances were rooted in uh land disposition, exploitation and ob

ramsay barroud, palestinian author and journalist academic visited kenya to launch his new book. speaking to local tv station, he attempted to elaborate on the commonalities between the palestinian and the kenyan struggle for independence. frankly, maybe i'm being a little bit too bold with the statement, but i believe that... "if you do not support the palestinian people, you are betraying the very legacy of your own anti-colonial struggle in this country, you have um, there are certain parts of your history, if i take that text or that." passage describing this parts of your history, and i take the certain terminology out and replace it with palestinians, it would be as if you are reading palestinian history, it's one and the same, the kenya palestine solidarity movement issued a statement saying that it regards the palestinian struggle as legit similar to the kenya land and freedom struggle and the mau freedom heroes. the ken palestine solid movement statement draws between. and historic movements like the kenyan indian freedom struggle and freedom heroes highlights the organi

candal light visuals organizing kenya and similar gatherings in people of palestine in various parts of the world to carry symbolic message. this pieceful gatherings are means of expressing empathy and support for the people of palestine. um, depending on each individual country's laws and regulations and their policies around the israeli-palestinian conflict, would determine the type of solidarity actions determined by the people within a particular country, if these small virgels don't go unnoticed and can lead to a larger support based for the people of palestine, and is important to have these valles to show solidarity, peaceful protest, remembering the lives lost and creating global. awareness as well as calling for peace uh and resolution in the area. the palestine solidarity campaign, psc is calling for the south african government and its relationship with israel. there are growing holes for african countries to act in unison to boycot the brutal israeli apartite regime just like the boycot of apartite regime in south africa. the issue around the closure of the israeli embass

why is charles going to kenya now ? it's his going to kenya now?nwealth as king. it's the first non european. he's only been to france so far. kenya is obviously very important to the british government. why? because us, china and russia both have their eye on africa to and have their eye on africa to and have their ways and means of infiltrating in offering them money, building railways , all of money, building railways, all of that sort of stuff. so obviously we want to keep kenya on side and if we want to keep kenya on side, the smart, diplomatic, political thing to do is to say those two words, what a slur on olii'. >> our. >> king that you're saying he's in kenya just for financial reasons? >> no, no, he's in kenya because the government has sent him. >> well, look, what do you think about nina's point of atrocities? you know, the loss of life. people tortured. why is it hard to say one short it so hard to say one short word? well what about the thousands of kenyans who are the victims of mau mau atrocities? >> a terrorist organisation who tar

now the one security council has voted to send a multinational force led by kenya to tackle the vomit guns who not controlled hate to more than 2000 people have been killed in on grass to officiate. the 200000 have been displaced from their homes. i do ask for help a year ago, but the us and u. s. were not willing to step in that in july. can you offer to spearhead international missions with a 1000 peacekeepers? let's get well from dw correspondent felix up there in got in the can you capital nairobi? welcome, phoenix. so what's can use plan? now this resolution has passed within resolution being passed. the 1st thing is the 1000 souls of, that's a kenya problem is to hide, to really actually the training will starts full of this whole just just about 3 days ago. the 4 of them in the state and came out said that the soldiers will be chained in france because these a language barrier between kenyans and the people of haiti. there's also a cultural difference that culture of body and that exist. so the forwarded me this to again said that the king and soldiers will be going to haiti wi

it's a heavy backed by the us and lead by kenya. the mission aims to ramp up security in haiti as the states government has called for help. take a listen to some highlights from the meeting, a can ya signal, its willingness to spearhead this security consul, monday to initiative. we now invite the member states to contribute as active participants, providing personnel funds, vital equipment and logistical support to the multi national security support mission. we had stepped up to create a new way of preserving global peace and security answering the repeated calls. so the member state and was much thanks to kenya for positively considering to lead the international community can now move forward with a multi national security support mission for haiti. i'd like a forward you plenty really received during the planning of the mission and the preparation of the relevant council resolution were faced with the fact that our original request for more detailed information about the concept of the operation. the modalities of video, some

the king and queen start their four day state visit to kenya. their four day state visit to kenya . it's where the late kenya. it's where the late queen's reign began back . in queen's reign began back. in february 1952 . february 1952. let us know your thoughts on all our talking points today. the address, as always, gbviews@gbnews.com. but first, let's get a roundup of all your latest headlines with sophia . latest headlines with sophia. >> good morning . it's 931. i'm >> good morning. it's 931. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. israel's prime minister has dismissed calls for a ceasefire in the war against hamas as the ground assault on gaza intense defies quoting the bible. benjamin netanyahu said this is a time for war and that calls for a ceasefire would mean surrendering to terrorism. health authorities in gaza say more than 8300 people have been killed by israeli attacks conserved . lviv mp richard conserved. lviv mp richard holden told gb news the government supports israel, but continues to call for a humanitarian pause in the fighting . the ceasefire fighting. the ceasef

you know, i remember i was in rural kenya in 2020 very, very small town in northern kenya, like a cluster of 20 huts, really. and i went to, to get water, and on the door of the kiosk is a poster. cobit 19 awareness poster in this local language, which probably has like 20030000 speakers. me right. this is in 2020, like 6 months into, you know, the worst of the pen direct me. and i just remember looking at that poster and thinking this doesn't really get captured. yeah. in the story of this pandemic here, it's not a tune to see this thing, this wayne, which people respond communities where riley and respond. and so this is tied to the, to the issue of image making in the obligation of the people who make the images and the, and tie the stories. i've gone through this pandemic with this sense that we are losing the fine print of resilience and vulnerability. mm. hm, and we're focusing on technical things. yeah. you know, and not the fact that pen that makes happen to people. yeah. you have to understand how people respond to messaging. yeah. their fears, and i think that for us, for a lot

a local journalist from kenya has the details. one of the things, the independence from region d, john and his wife, queen companies are involved one of the king members mission. the thing is that c a d 's mother last year. and one of the visions you between kenya and we just coming to many people will do it for the activities moving on the install base and see how the british government recognizes that kenyans was subject to torture and other forms of ale treatments of the hands of the colonial administration, the british government sincerely regret spent these abuses took place, and up a mob can use progress towards independence of the 1961. the moment followed by falls. i'm going to go to that time despite the vision, by the pretty deep into the moment, spread jones, the guy, the guy is on. he's don't see, i know most of them all the details of the war. we came from the georgia. we spoke at 10 o'clock i cannot recall when as many years have passed, but there was a british man whom we nicknamed to fazio to fazio took all our liv

china and russia abstained from the vote should force would be led by kenya.requires a request for assistance by haiti's government last year. >> answering the repeated calls of a member state facing a multidimensional crisis amid alarming spiraling gang violence with participation from countries all over the world and with much thanks to kenya for positively considering to lead the international community can now move forward with a multinational support mission for haiti. this mission comes at the request of the haitian government and haitian civil society to address the insecurity and dire humanitarian crisis the country has faced for far too long. >> he joins us live from the united nations headquarters in new york. tell us more about what the international force actually be mandated to do. >> that is a very good question because that was one of the reasons why there was so much discussion in the security council and before. it is rather vague. it says the force will give operational support to the haitian national police to try to restore security and it

but kenya and its allies facing uphill battle. the u. n . is widely unpopular in haiti, a previous stabilization mission cause the cholera outbreak which killed more than $10000.00 people. the next un mission is unlikely to receive a warm welcome. but haiti seems out of alternatives, and the unwelcome intervention might be their best chance. the former us president donald trump has lashed out at prosecute, is following the 1st day of a civil fraud case in new york. trump is accused of and placing the venue of these assets by billions of dollars, he is the front front. it says a republican candidate in next year's general election and has denounced the case as a scab and a political witch hunt. donald trump's faces a civil case which could deliver a major blow to his real estate employer. he's accused of lying about the value of his assets to get peace of bank loans. new york's attorney general says the former president has committed persistent fraud. my message is simple. no matter how powerful you are, no matter how much money you think you

— reaction overall been to the kings visit to kenya?t of interest because _ visit to kenya? there has been a lot of interest because you _ visit to kenya? there has been a lot of interest because you would - of interest because you would imagine that we do not have royalty here and therefore this is something new. the last time we had was in 1983 and many, many people want at the time for the people have been following the visit with a lot of interest they've been following the conversations, listening to what the king is speaking about. but importantly reflecting on the past. the kings visit has actually brought to the fore that colonial past, which many of the younger generation do not really know much of because of a0 years of independence the fighters who you mentioned those atrocities were committed against, they were made a prescribed group. i remember my mother could not talk about and lower her voice in her own kitchen. afraid was herfear. it was a prescribed group, a terrorist organisation and therefore that part of history was

kenya later got its independence.ay they were short changed. 0ur anger is about the fact that because we were not compensated, the land we fought for was taken by others. we were disrespected. even the government we supported did not respect us. we don't know if they agreed with the british government to treat us like that. the leader of the mau mau, field marshal dedan kimathi, was honoured in nairobi only in 2007, a whole half a century after he was killed. and that's because for decades after independence, the group he led remained outlawed. it's only in 2003, under the third president, that the law was changed, and for the very first time the mau mau were recognised as freedom fighters. that's when they came out of the shadows, sued the british government and won an out—of—court settlement. the british government built this memorial to honour mau mau as part of the 2013 settlement. i still remember like it was yesterday. but lawyer paul muite argues that it's not enough. i urge his majesty the king to know that ac

i'm not talking about the kenya here. i'm the people of kenya here.ologies for them to start apologising we apologising for everything we saw it saw with ngozi fulani, it doesn't people want people doesn't work. people want people want a bit more. >> it'll go on and asking >> yes. it'll go on and asking more and and we know more and more and more. we know that would ridiculous of that it would be ridiculous of them if they didn't actually think you'd do deal. them if they didn't actually think you'd do deal . will you think you'd do a deal. will you stay with it? and then you move fonnard? i don't think you can keep on all this going backwards and complaining i think is very bad for everyone. and prince king charles is actually someone who is very caring about the commonwealth. and i don't think that he should be humiliate treated like that. okay. >> look, both of you, thank you. sorry for me that we lost you. we are going to have to call it a day now, but i'll chat to you again very soon. no doubt. both of you. thank you very, very much. it's angela

in the 1950s, kenya was in the grip of an uprising against british rule.ore than 1,000 were sentenced to death. it was the most aggressive use of capital punishment in any british colony. archive: the garden party _ at government house was an informal farewell to british rule in kenya. kenya became independent in 1963 and, since then, relations between the two countries have generally been good. trade and other ties are strong. but the king knows that one of the challenges for his reign is to address issues from britain's past, such as the handling of the mau mau uprising. he will do so tonight, in a speech here at state house, in nairobi. king charles is expected to acknowledge the mistreatment that occurred during british colonial rule, but he's not expected to issue an apology for it. the king must be guided by the british government's view. it's paid £20 million in compensation for the handling of the mau mau uprising and expressed regret, but it will not accept further liability for events which occurred 70 years ago. nicholas witchell, bbc news, nair

but it was only at the end of july, but the us found the country willing to lead the mission. kenya, this village was the next procedural hurdle. the draft resolution has been adopted . both russia and china of stains, but don't veto the resolution. very good question. the wisdom of authorizing an international force without 1st settling on its rules of engagement. historic 18 means the stuff is heavy, contains a lot of history of irresponsible for an interference. that is what gave rise to the downward spiral. the patients have not been able to overcome for years. they also insisted on a more comprehensive alms embargo in haiti. at the moment, a large proportion of the gangs weapons being smuggled in from south florida, tied to you to associate. we explicitly requested all countries take all steps to cut off at the sources the channel through which haitian gang obtained small alms lightweight bands and ammunition. so this is not a united nations peacekeeping mission. it's law stabilization force left in 2017. haven't been accused of widespread sexual abuse and smoking a color outbre

so now they have kenya, kenya is going to do that. and now it looks like b u was maybe they've learned a lesson that they are no longer directly involved in the country, but instead, they're looking for other states that could be involved in. of course, they would be fine as by them with the, the us american vaccine list take a deeper look at these us interventions. the talk to us basically why is the us advocating for another intervention in 80 now? now, vaccine hates and leaders accused for 3rd, terry and rule as simply because they advanced us interest in the country is a tactic that the united states has been use it for a while. and looking back at american policy in haiti over the decades, it is quite important to understand why haiti is the way it is and why haiti remains the forest country in the western hemisphere. despite the billions of the age and money that the us sends to the country, according to the states department, the us has provided over $5600000000.00 in a to haiti since 2010 and 12. now the united states is also

kenya led international military contingents to haiti as moscow and china abstain from the vote. the biden administration buckles under the threats of a government shut down as officials admit the us is running out of money to support that possibly conflict. and you, frank, and these areas, military leaders say they will examine and all jerry and mediation plan, as locals continued to protest against the french presence. and the country isn't been here for years. nothing has changed. they're always death here. and people suspect differential completed english skills, i will think about what we want from them as to leave within 2 weeks. this is enough for us. it's not up to them to choose for us. the b r watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in the russian capital. we start with the un security council meeting, where russia's ambassador to the un question of the legitimacy of the bodies international military mission to haiti, backed by the us and led by kenya, the mission aims to ramp up security in haiti as the states government has called for help take a listen to s

kenya led international minute to mission. the 18 locals in the african countries thing they should be entering washington to fitting it is ridiculous to have kenya restore peace and order in haiti so that america can achieve its mission. americans only want to misuse our country and use it as a stepping stone to reach that destiny. our mission is not experienced at all. we don't even have good weapons and our economy also is not doing well. last your brand new president brought them is that landscape publicly? owners? yes. and not the not see cooperate. so while the west and major attempts to white wash the top rack pulls of people who patched royalty to hit lot the good morning. good afternoon. good evening. and depending on where you are joining us from web lot, you are welcome to the program. and i'm what she's starting with some years just in from washington. like i said, for public couldn't tell them the coffee has been ousted as the speaker of the us house of representatives were pretty dramatic twins, 216 roommate beca

we've our seats, our company in kenya, which is simon company. and we develop the team. we have them to make sure that the products then would be done locally with a low cost a month local sans, and that product could be reduced in terms of codes so that we can friends affordable. so to the king of the desk. so types of tendencies, actually phase one was we've the ink because of course we had to adjust the recipient to make sure that the ink works perfectly with this temperature. we have these beautiful sun that's we have here. so we had to add that to the 2nd tenants or 3 phases of close the printer to the printers, all used in the control environments where you perfectly control that you really t, the temperature and the weather conditions. so basically what here we printed in on the real sites in real life condition. 3 d printing is a new way of working. if we can imagine it, we can make it a specific as increasingly sick in the depth technologies that changes the way we do things. maybe we will find that we are able to achieve more of our dreams. was a bit tough to m

kenya wants reparations. britain wants to draw a line and move on.irst summit on the safety of artificial intelligence in the uk gets under way at bletchley park. it will look at the risks of the fast growing technology and will also consider how to regulate it. but as our economics editor faisal islam reports — as well as risks — ai brings huge benefits which are set to transform the economy and could unlock greater productivity and growth in the uk. although this week's ai safety summit is about catastrophic risks to lives, even, the uk's economic strategy here is a more open attitude with less regulation of more immediate risks around bias, discrimination and to jobs. welcome to a place where unicorns thrive. that's because rishi sunak wants those cutting edge ai innovations to happen here in the uk, with the creation of billion dollar tech businesses that are referred to as unicorns. this is quantexa, one of those british unicorns, an ai company which scans billions of bank transactions to find strange patterns typical of fraud. what the algorith

our exports should develop, our imports should be diversified, so the previous trip, when he visited kenya, in addition to our export work , transfer our technology. the most important issue in the story of meat, which happened for the first time after 467 years, is from kenya, which is currently working on this issue with 45 african countries, and god willing , the result will come soon. well, on this trip, we also checked what is being done in the energy sector. in the power sector in the mining sector what should be done so that, god willing, he can achieve the maximum result during his trip? the ministry of economy has announced that in order to solve the people's problem, if the pending permits are not issued by the end of october, these permits will be issued from the beginning of november at the national permit portal. will be automatic. since march of last year, more than 16,000 trade licenses have been issued from the national license portal according to the law. the owner of this trade union applied for a business license two years ago. i have been working in this class for about

the britain is king charles has arrived in kenya. yeah. his trip appears, overshadowed by the specter of colonial era atrocities ahead of the king's arrival, the candle, human rights commission, urge them to make a quote, unequivocal public apology, and to pay reparations for historical british crimes. we call upon the king on behalf of the british government to issue an unconditional and unequivocal public apology, as opposed to the very cautious self preserving and protective statements of regrets for the brutal and inhumane treatment inflicted on canyon citizens. in the 1950s canyon freedom fighters, known as the mile mile revolt, against the british authorities, with security forces violently suppressing the rebellion. tens of thousands of now members were imprisoned in camps and thousands more were killed. local journalists from kenya has the details of the 6, the independence from region king john and his wife, queen, come these are the father to the king. the mission of the thing is that c d 's mother. last year, part of the divisio

hello, i'm mubarak kenya and this is africa today. this week we continue focusing on the issue of the african people standing with palestine, amid the ongoing genocide by the israeli apart regime against palestinians in gaza. so stay with us. and drop pass aline to a social media handle. africa standing with palestine. spontaneous protests are taking place across africa to condemn israeli overtied regimes atrocities against palestinians in the besieg gaza strip. israel started its brutal genocil war in gaza on october 7 after the palestinian resistance movement hamas launched the surprise operation floyd. against the colonial entity. the people of africa have come out to express unfinching solidarity with the oppress palestinians demanding a complete boycot of the israeli apart regime. recently peaceful protest was organized in the ken coastal city mombassa to express solidarity with palestinians. to all of you gathered here today. amid the scoaching son. shown solidarity with our brothers who are miles away, our brothers in palestine

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the arrival of britons, king charles in kenya, comes amid mounting demands for an apology to the victims of colonial persecution in the country. in new i'd regular one, king charles, to give us the 1st priority, especially the remaining mile mile freedom fighters. we must be fully compensated in something else. you must withdraw the british army from our region. the from must go to the world. you're watching oxy. international monies? pizza scott's on these other top stories at 2 pm must go time this tuesday. thanks for joining us. this is a prime minister, has said that the war against some us has and so it is. so it face is really attacks on palestinian territories of killed of 8300, an engine more than 21000 people since the war begun. is the optimal of monday's, a tax, which covered most of gods and leaving palestinians with no safe place to go on strike hits the residential building in the rough and neighborhoods of southern guns that can at least full members in one family. one of the strikes and houses intolerable. indeed, no sir. if you do come in central gaza, finding more lice.

and burton king charles arrives in kenya, i'm in growing calls for an apology to victims of colonial oppression in the country. you are great getting a one king charles to give us 1st priority, especially the remaining mile mile freedom fighters. we must be fully compensated in something else. we must withdraw the british army from our regions. the, you're watching our to international. i'm rachel ruble live in the russian capital . israel has launched the 3rd phase of his war against him. us expanding its ground operation in gaza. is really a tax on the reach and have claimed over 8300 lives so far was over 21000 wounded. here is the aftermath of monday's attacks, which covered most of gaza leaving palestinians with no safe place to go. once try kit a residential building in the roof, a neighborhood of southern gaza, killing at least 4 members of one family. well, another strike turned houses into rumble. in the new server at refugee camp in central dies and claimed more lives she's gone, she died a mata. my mom died to monta. the house is gone and my mom is gone. everything's gone,

a local journalist from kenya has the details. one of the things, the independence from region doctor and his wife, queen companies that are involved, one of the king members mission st nissan said he's mother last year. the relationship between kenya and we just coming to many people will do it for the activities moving on the base and see among those who have been reading through most of the 1960 the move my phone calls. i don't want to go to that time despite the vision by the tools, the moment spread, jones, the guy, the guy, some historians say, you know, most of them on the heels of the war. we came from the georgia. we spoke at 10 o'clock. i cannot recall when, as many years have passed, but there was a british man whom we nicknamed to fazio to fazio, took all our livestock and foot by land, and he even killed some of my close relatives. i need to to a deal. i joined the mile mile because i really wanted to fight for our land and life stuff which are being taken away by the colonizers. we were forced to work on our land, an

amazing report there from malcolm web in kenya. and that does it for us for now. whether is next and als is 0, then the inside story will look at the worsening security situation in pakistan. and we'll have a full slate of world news for you at the top of the, the, or the probably we've got a few showers in the full cost for japan over the next couple of days, a little cooler than it has been recently. but the main whether action this big of whether system just out to the most specific. and he comes that type and you can see that clearly defined on, on the storm, which will run its way towards taiwan as we go through the next couple of die sites to choose day. starting to see that where to where the creeping into taiwan much of china drive much of a prim financially try to move japan as you can see, lossy drive, few showers, do come in here as we go one through wednesday. if you shift to coming into the korean peninsula, so you can watch whether it's a central pos of china, but it's backed down towards that tie food. and you can see how the right really sets, agai

we bought reaction from some locals in kenya. we say the nation is too ill equipped and struggling with an off of its own problems to help a country on the other side of the globe in the name of washington's interests. for as us on the us at heart does not have a good will for tenure. so they are looking for ways to ensure we are fighting with heidi and not the gangs they want to benefit from this. and honestly, our mission to haiti will not manage the situation at all. it is ridiculous to have tenure restore peace and order in haiti so that america can achieve its mission. the u. s. is unable to help 80, and that is why they want tenure to fight a problem that the us started many years ago. suddenly, it is very wrong for the us to use a small country like kenya to solve hate these issues so that it can gain and even achieve its own agenda. our mission is not experienced at all. we don't even have good weapons and our economy also is not doing well truly. i'm disappointed for that decision. it's very human leads into santa ken ad

but i have to make a plan non have come out for him us in any way. countries like kenya, for example, kenya has close ties these role and has come out how right condemning the what's described as an unprovoked attack by him. as i'm saying israel has the right to retaliate. south africa, on the other hand, has always been on the side of the palestinian struggle, and there understandably have come up with a statement. blaming the escalation on is raining provocation. you have some other countries that look condemning calling for peace, right? but not outright least saying, uh, for example that, that, you know, leaving is, are a lot of it, they, they, they pointed back. i'm saying this is a presentation because of that is all the actions your country is like major and uganda who have sort of step back and a sort of calling for peace on all sides saying that the civilians should be privatized. the welfare of this, of, and it should be prioritized and i'm not really pointing fingers anybody in particular. okay, why such a wide variety of nations? i'm in africa has got 54 countries. so that

the 4 of them in the state and kenya said that the soldiers will be chained in france because these a language barrier between kenyans and the people of haiti. there's also a cultural difference of that kind of sort of body and that exist. so the flooded meanest, i can say that they can soldiers will be going to haiti will be getting some bits of training so that they know how to quite exist when they gets too high to something else that happened on the sidelines of the united uh, united nations general assembly is that at kenya. and heidi from the day that truly does, that is the prime minister, henry of hyatt and president william rudolph can signed an agreement to establish for the end relations and the 2 countries. so this will be one of the things that can, that will be looking to gain from this particular mission to haiti. and that was the deputies. can, you corresponded felix. marianne gets taken to a fairly well how many says the last bus load of ethnic albanian refugees has less than a gonna cut about? more than a $100000.00 people have now left the area and entered a mania.

the 1st thing is they asked how is that this whole just, that's a kenya problem is to hide, to really actually the training. we'll start for this whole just just about 3 days ago. ready the 4 of them in the state and cannot say that the soldiers will be change in friends because these a language barrier between kenyans and the people of high uh, there's also a cultural difference, the culture of the body of that to exist. so the forwarded me this to again said that the cancel just will be going to haiti will be getting some bit of training so that they know how to quite exist when it gets too high to something else that happened on the sidelines of the united uh, united nations general assembly is that, that can, yeah, and hides the form um, but they literally does that is probably the meanest, a henry of haiti and president william rudolph can signed an agreement to establish for the end relations and the 2 countries. so this will be one of the things that came out we'll be looking to gain from this particular mission to haiti and from felix. not in get in kenya, he's a round up now

but kenya and its allies facing uphill battle. the un is wildly unpopular in haiti, a previous stabilization mission cause the cholera outbreak which killed more than $10000.00 people. the next un mission is unlikely to receive a warm welcome. but haiti seems out of alternatives, and the unwelcome intervention might be their best chance. your opinions foreign policy chief has proposed the multi building. you are a military support package fee grant subaru was speaking, following a meeting of a you foreign ministers in keys. the 1st time the blocks foreign affairs council has convened outside the borders and in an active voice of a family photo flanking an aspiring man, the the unprecedented visits of the use foreign ministers and it stopped it for them not to keep was a strong signal on wavering, suppose the crane, but the president, no demands the landscaper, new to his appeals pocketing on defense and the sanctions against russia. keep up with them with sydney's foreign policy chief use at burrell says that he was prepared to sp

the multinational mission will be led by kenya, and is expected to begin in january. the african countries president william router says the english flight security and hate, which has been placed by bang violence for yes. i pretty good for that is a lucian under top. the 7 of the chapter with the appropriate provisions to facilitate support for they hate the national police in enhancing its capacity to effectively provide security for the people of haiti that infrastructure and property. i am delighted that today the security council has directly on sub this quote with you and security, the solution 2699 of 2023, which mandates the mountain national security support mission and you and response came off to the haitian government set account, managed without international assistance to russia and china and staying from the boat with most co questioning the legitimacy of the ministry and to pension the goat reaction from some locals in kenya, we say the nation is too ill equipped and struggling with an off of its own problems. to help a country on the other side of the

i think kenya is being used by the us government so that it can achieve its goals in our country and in haiti to they want tenure to appear as an enemy to other nations and chlorophyll onto one that what the people's assembly has also reacted. simon. hate to mission as a washington project, the what actually saw the interest of the locals and the carpet nation. once again, the us government is using the united nations to push for a genocide omitted tree into invention. in haiti, the disastrous experience is the foreign interventions show that the release of to deepen violence, poverty and injustice against the hate and people. why is this resolution facing so much criticism at this time? especially this is a us back canyon led multinational military intervention in haiti to help this country. and it's um, gang warfare. now can he has offered to contribute a 1000 police officers to haiti with other countries neighboring haiti. also pledge into the same b, u. s. on his part, offered $100000000.00 in logistical support. now, many haitians can damage this as they see it. every foreign mi

our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports from kenya.es a sensitive challenge. it has fallen to him to deal with the legacy issues. there's the matter of slavery and, on this visit, britain's conduct during its colonial past. no, there was no pity in my heart... 70 years ago in kenya, there was an uprising against the then british colonial rulers. the mau mau rebellion was crushed with great brutality. many were tortured, thousands died. at a state banquet in nairobi, the king spoke about painful times. the wrongdoings of the past are a cause of the greatest sorrow and the deepest regret. there were abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence committed against kenyans, and for that there can be no excuse. and for that, there can be no excuse. there was no apology, as such. both buckingham palace and the british government believe there cannot be an apology for events for which this generation bears no responsibility. kenya wants reparations. britain wants to draw a line and move on. nicholas witchell, bbc news, nairobi. that's all for n

and i will be kenya. i mean, joshua is leading the fight against such stereotypes of becoming a mazda is a life event that is mostly mexico joy or the transition into motherhood is modifies, do or types that could we can the result of any strong woman until they decide to challenge them that is something that i mean that joshua from there will be kenya started to do. so my transition into motherhood was being accepted into spaces where previous me it wasn't when i became my mother, things change. and a good kind of good that respects of and shredding. that's it. okay. now we can hear from her because she's become like a good motherhood in kenya, as in many parts of african societies, is seen as a duty at the expense of your personality was a woman becomes a mother. so sad to applies different from suddenly she's judge how she would, she did have too much fun or if she becomes a single mother or if she is clear, i mean there is no stranger to the effects looks much easier. and one of the things that amino

kenya. it's not he? he's in kenya.ontroversy because there for him to there are calls for him to apologise colonial and apologise for colonial past and all how's it going? i all sorts. how's it going? i heard he had some cool sunglasses earlier. sunglasses on earlier. >> certainly did. >> yeah, he certainly did. patrick farm looking patrick at an urban farm looking at some chicks. he's been very at some chicks. he's been a very busy for the king kenya. busy day for the king in kenya. it's very poignant visit. of it's a very poignant visit. of course, it's the place where his mother, ii, mother, queen elizabeth ii, became 1952. and became queen back in 1952. and it's also his first visit to a commonwealth realm as sovereign as well. but he is a little bit later on today, expected to, and i quote, acknowledge more painful aspects of britain and kenya's shared history , and that kenya's shared history, and that is talking about the mau mau uprising of the 1950s, the anti british rulers movement of some kenyans, which resu

we're joined by bookersa, member of the kenya palestine solidarity movement was joining us live fromre undergoing through very difficult circumstances in their fight for their right to statehood and right to land and our analysis here in nairobi is that the together with the military, the israel military and the musad that has braged all along to be invincible, at least in the recent days that started off the liberation war in gaza has proved that indeed the israel is not invincible and whatever leads or force the oppressor or anoku. well, it seems that we have some technical difficulties there, we'll be talking to that analyst later throughout our bulletin, in the meantime, thousands of protesters gathered in london to show their solidarity with palestinians as israel continues its onslot on the besige gaza strip, the protesters are on calling on the international community to end it silence on israeli atrocities against palestinians. we would not be sans, we will not. we want the right to return, lot of these um, you know, innocent civilians in israel are considered as innocent, bu

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