with the shockin: kenya are living with. with the shocking rates _ kenya are living with.are living with. with the shocking rates of femicide - kenya are living with. with the shocking rates of femicide and j shocking rates of femicide and gender—based violence, women in kenya are essentially trapped in a cruel and unrelenting game of russian roulette where at any given moment they themselves could fall victim to violence. no—one feels safe, no—one is safe because at any moment it could be them and i think these murders, especially in the beginning of this year, i've really shock many women to the core, especially with the brutality. they are always hypervigilant, always looking hypervigila nt, always looking over their shoulder and hypervigilant, always looking over their shoulder and fear something that is almost become a second nature feeling to canyon women at the moment because of the prevalence of violence and crime against them. ~ , ., violence and crime against them. ~ ., . them. when you say violence, there are _ them. when you say violence, there are some _ them.

and in kenya, women fear being ostracised by their communities.uddies came to the gynocare hospital in eldoret, in the west of kenya, for a week to hand over supplies of bags, help the women learn to manage their stomas and to support each other. but the connection with gill went even deeper. i sort of wanted to point out to them why i thought they were special. and i thought they were so special, i was prepared to swim to another country. so, i sort of shared my channel swim with them, and we've had a video up, yeah, and they, all of a sudden, theyjust stood up and started clapping and they were crying. they were so emotional. the power in that moment, you know, i thought my heart was going to burst. you'rejust, like, enveloped by love, aren't you? and, erm... well, it will stay with me forever. i never cry. when i was swimming the channel and i was doing all of this training, i kept saying and i kept thinking about these women. but then, to actually be there in person and to see what that has meant to them, well, it means the world. hello! many

alexander lukashenko headed to kenya and arrived there on sunday evening.ya is located in east africa; it also has access to the ocean, albeit to the indian one. the area is 582.646 km, 201 times larger than equatoguinea and almost three times the area of ​​belarus. this country is home to 50.6000 people, which is 5 and a half times more than in ours. in kenya, alexander lukashenko is also...talking with his colleague william ruto. and their result was an agreement that in the near future specialists from both countries will prepare a plan for close cooperation, similar to the one that was signed for belarus and equatorial guinea. if someone thinks that building contacts with africa is a simple and useless exercise, it is worth asking themselves the question: why then did britain, belgium, france, and germany hang on to it for years? portugal, italy and spain, and how come they couldn't keep her? africa is the second largest continent and one-sixth of humanity. a third of the planet’s total mineral reserves are stored in the depths of africa, but in order t

by comparison, industry accounts for 18% of kenya's gdp. this.our primary point of contact. belarus is a country with a developed agricultural sector and strong mechanical engineering. we have grown to the point of being ready to offer equipment to those who do not yet produce it, to share the secrets of multiplying the yield of livestock, construction technologies, knowledge experience that will help our partners grow their qualified specialists. africa will grow economically and demographically in the next 100 years, and the more partners our country has. in a promising region, the higher the likelihood that belarus will live through the 21st century without the economic turmoil that the west tried to inflict on us with its sanctions, that’s how far ahead it looks... with comments they teach our government to make the country rich, the president spends in because while some with valuable sofas business trips to different parts of the world for 10 days and pave the way for our production workers to the most remote corners of the planet, especial

kenya is closer to russia; kenya has only 50 million inhabitants. but kenya is growing at a good pace competitors in this country, but there are few of them, we can beat them, and i chose kenya. over 6 years, the mobile application developed by his company was downloaded 650 thousand times, and the total amount of loans amounted to $1.4 million, 40% of borrowers are small entrepreneurs who work. buy a pack of sausages, eggs, tomatoes , somehow cook them on the street , sell them straight away, return the money the next day or after 2-3 days, then borrow again, buy something again, and return it 2-3 days after that , as soon as some minimum turnover appears. in african countries it is important so that you have the same master, the first few times they will make mistakes, do ugly hairstyles, but then they get used to it and begin to do something more or less decent. the groomer michael took out a small amount on credit to buy a shaving machine to replace the one that had broken down. and there are a lot of clients, i didn’t want to lose them, so i decided to take out a loan, took 5. i’

number giraffes in kenya are declining. protection of these beautiful animals. here, in the reserves, giraffes feel very good. this is a unique species that is in danger of extinction without our help. the reserve is not a guarantee of salvation. climate change and global warming could lead to disaster in this seemingly safe place. in 2020 due to heavy rains. due to climate change, the water in lake baringa has risen and giraffes have become isolated on long charo island. in 2019, we turned to partners for help and after 2 were able to transfer nine giraffes from the island. there were still some left. transporting giraffes turned out to be more difficult than we thought, putting them on a boat and transporting them was very exciting, but we managed , largely thanks to specialists from the kenya wildlife service and the northern rangelands trust , the last transportation took place in 2021, then we returned nine giraffes , there are already 14 of us, now on... because of lengatai and his family, the appearance of a reserve

welcome to the flip side, because in kenya it's not an isolated one. this preacher truth is come to the gods around us, cause people to eat grass racks. and this one gives fully show us the liquid we met, at least is just endless. but what's all it is, bridges haven't come on, is that the place have an was in the appreciate some people capitalize or one text or screenshot it. they use each to money too late, people and they used to explain to people's emotions into exploits people's needs. some of these creatures remote shy away from this claim, the extreme was why the condition of language in abject poverty. in some cases, they would use the elite ism and extremism, so that the need of a seem to have the right content. good. and therefore, whatever the safeguards and therefore whatever they say courthouses and then people just do whatever these say toner funded 6 figures. you need to know the differences between the gospel according to jesus christ. and this new so called trust very to go to help people say because of all of your needs, come to jesus,

the number of giraffes in kenya is declining. ensure the protection of these beautiful animals. here in the reserve, giraffes feel very good. this is a unique species that, without our help, is in danger of disappearance. the reserve is not a guarantee . climates and global warming can lead to disaster in this seemingly safe place. in 2020, heavy rains caused lake baringa to overflow its banks, cutting off part of the reserve that was a favorite resting place for giraffes. the animals are trapped. due to climate change , the waters of lake baringa have risen and giraffes have become isolated on longcharo island. in 2019 we asked for help. eight more giraffes, their lives were under threat, but the tribes managed to come to an agreement and through joint efforts the animals were returned from the island to the mainland. transporting giraffes turned out to be more difficult than we thought, putting them in a boat and transporting them was very exciting, but we managed it, largely thanks to the specialists of the kenya wildlife serv

those on the streets today, hope the voice has the push the government to create a safe for kenya for women in finland, both as go to the polls on sunday. so we liked the new president. the position is mainly ceremonial about the past and who was the job is in charge of foreign and security policy studios that have gone massively in importance. as soon as the neighbor nebraska launched its war against ukraine, finland's reactions to the war was to join the nato military alliance which and get moscow did of use that type of shooting forth from the finish capital helsinki. finland, a new president will lead, is markedly different from the one of elections, past society, both inductor negative to understand that we have a big neighbor, we'd better take that interest into account and try to be named by a positive way, cooperating with them, and doing basements and everything, so the meanest was elected to run this, finland in 2012. the finished president is in charge of the nation's foreign policy . and meanest earned to the nickname, the proven whisper for his ability to communicate with

and then people in kenya because of the brutality of the case. the case was absolutely horrific.degree. her case has really saddened many people. when i first heard about it, i was disturbed, and i was sad, and i was filled with rage. it makes me think that her only crime was being a woman, and it's as though being a woman, and it's as though being a woman, you already have a death sentence. . �* , . , , woman, you already have a death sentence. ., �*, ., , , , ., ., sentence. that's a pretty brutal and horrific example _ sentence. that's a pretty brutal and horrific example that _ sentence. that's a pretty brutal and horrific example that you _ sentence. that's a pretty brutal and horrific example that you have - sentence. that's a pretty brutal and horrific example that you have laid l horrific example that you have laid out. naturally, people are calling forjustice. what sort of reforms are they talking about? the protesters. _ are they talking about? the protesters, what _ are they talking about? tue: protesters, what they are they talking about? tte: protesters, what they wa

according to amnesty international, more than 500 femicide cases were recorded in kenya between 2016 with many victims killed by their partners or people known to them. 0ur africa correspondent merchuma is in nairobi and has been tracking the protests in the capital. i'm just right outside parliament buildings now, and just a few metres behind me is the president's office. and this is the next stop that the protesters have been. they're just moving up towards the main area, into the cbd, going further into nairobi city. and they have been at this for the last about one and a half hours. there are hundreds, if not thousands of women. they are men that are supporting the women and the whole... is just that they want people, men, to stop killing women. we have had an increase in number of intimate partner violence. we've had a very big — a sharp increase. you know, we're talking about ten women being killed since the beginning of the year by their partners — by their husbands. but, in the lastjust about two weeks, catherine, we've had five women being killed here in nairobi and in other

for example, in kenya, with the efforts and follow-up of the iranian innovation house in kenya , we had two drugs that were registered as gmp by the ministry of health of kenya, and in these 3-4 months, it reached 13 drugs, which means that our drug is a drug capable of being discussed for export. to discuss development it is a foreign market. the minister of health and medical education announced a 100% increase in the presence of knowledge-based companies in the second health-based exhibition. according to dr. ainullah, currently 40% of medical equipment and 99% of the country's drug needs are domestically produced. in iran , we have 1,285 academic companies, which are drug activities, drug equipment. medicine and everything that is needed in the field of health and something like 40% of the medical equipment needed by the country is now produced. we have opened nearly 16 thousand beds in the country, and most of these new hospitals that we have opened use the products of our own knowledge. we did and this door in fact, it was a very good move towards self-sufficiency. that this work

berker agas a member of the kenya palestine solidarity movement who joins us from nairobi in kenya. welcome to the program. um, there is a program that we run by the name of viral videos of which we pick uh the different uh videos from uh the us israel genocidal war in the gaza strip. one of the scenes uh there is woman whose body half of her body has been blown away by either bomb or it's been destroyed by shrapnel or what have you and she's uh trying to um she's being pulled by a palestinian um with rope it it seems uh this again half of her body is gone but she's still alive and she's trying to clean. to life, this has been one of the harshest scenes perhaps witnessed by by some and is it exemplifies the genocide that's taking place, we're looking at 100 days coming up of this genocidal war. um, isn't it quite startling that the world has not been able to enact anything, mechanism of any kind to prevent this from happening, which is still incurring at the rate of maybe 100 to 200 deaths, or i should... murders a daily basis practically, thank you, and first of all, it is very hor

hello, i'm mubarak kenya and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on the israeli regime's dirty plan to fost. relocate palestinians from the ansin strot land in gaza to africa. the second segment of our program is on russia's move to reopen its embacy in burkina faso after three decades. you can be part of today's discussion by sending us your comments through our social media handle appearing on the screen. israel's dirty plan. israeli regime is carrying out evil plan to forcefully displays palestinians from the gaza strip. extremist ministers serving in the current cabinet of the israeli aparthy regime are calling for the expulsion of palestinian civilians from the gaza stripe. i call on the prime minister in the new forum minister, this is an opportunity for planning an immigration project and to encourage the migration of residents from gaza to the countries of the world. make no mistake, we have partners around the world that can help. rwanda, chard and the drc have all denied holding negotiations with the israel regim

for example in kenya with hammet. until the follow-up of the iran innovation house in kenya, we had two drugs that were registered as gmp by the ministry of health of kenya, and in these 3-4 months, it has reached 13 drugs . from the courage of the great nation. yemman honored the support of the oppressed people of palestine, mr. raisi, in a phone call with the chairman of the council emphasizing the policy of maintaining the security of international shipping lines, yemen's political elite condemned america's action in attacking yemen and said: such an action exposed the true nature of aggression and against human rights of this country. mr. mahdi al-mashad also said: yemmen is steadfast in his positions to confront the oppressive zionist regime and support the oppressed people of gaza. this senior yemeni official added that it is necessary for the islamic ummah to use its capacities to shed light on the current developments and crimes against humanity. zionists and their supporters use it. as of this morning, as a r

hundreds of people turned out in major cities around kenya today to protest against a recent surge inman rights campaigners, follow the gruesome murders of ten women this year. amnesty international says more than 500 femicide cases were recorded in kenya between 2016 and 2023, with many victims killed by their partners or people known to them. i work with a lot of women who experience domestic violence, have been killed at the hands of men. so, i am here because i am angry and i'm here because we do not want to normalise femicide in kenya. and there should be no reason, absolutely, why women should be killed on a daily basis at this frequency, whether it is in kenya, whether it is in ethiopia, where ever, palestine, the whole of the world — we want to tell people who are killing us that it is wrong and we are tired and we want something to be done about it. the united states has warned it could restore sanctions against venezuela, after a top court there upheld a ban preventing opposition presidential candidate maria corina machado from holding office. ms machado's disqualification u

a case in kenya, i sent chills down the spines of many. let's find out more. on the flip side. when you are at the low points in your life, any form of head can be very, it ties that can, you know, waste on a goes to the featured reports in the to it is pull us to fast onto the meat. jesus is victims stuff today, and that starts to quote for $32.00 pretest, come on cost africa and then lucky claims i live in catastrophic consequences behind. so is it time to stump the welcome to the flip side, because in kenya, it's not an isolated one. this preacher through this comes with guns around us because people to eat grass racks and before you totally show us, the liquid we met, at least is just english. but what's all for just having come on is that the place have an was in the appreciate some people capitalize or one text or screenshot it. they use the money to late people and they used to explain to people's emotions into exploits people's needs. some of these creatures shy away from this claim that extreme was why the condition language in abject poverty. in some cases, they would

for example, in kenya, with the efforts and follow-up of iran's innovation house in kenya, we had two drugs that were registered as gmp by the ministry of health of kenya, and in these three to four months, it reached 13 drugs. it means that our drug is a capable drug. for the discussion of export , it is for the discussion of foreign market development. pre-registration of applicants to attend the 24th iran media exhibition continues until 20th of december. media activists can visit the xpo.ir website to register. in addition to print media sections, old and new media can also register. the first category is written media, which includes newspapers, magazines , and weeklies. the second category is online media, which includes news agencies, news and information sites , and the third category is new media . well, the new media includes channels , virtual pages, news platforms , news applications and media for the audience of members. any media that is actually somewhat different from those press and news agency in terms of gender. the 24th iranian media exhibition will be held from 23

got past, we'll meet store meant by, you know, re eco friendly trust collection of recycling in kenya via a smartphone. now can you imagine catching fish with palm leaves? it's part of an issue. and fission methods used of tanisha is kick in the islands cold shop. the odds, especially in the environment to me, frankly called joined. also see how echo offer eco went there to watch these amazing technic of the sea is alika board 2nd time today. he's once again heading out to going fishing, using an angel technique found only here on the kind of items often busy as east coast. it's cold, sofia, and involves catching fish with the help of palm fronds. almost sure to come in yet i woke up. i've always worked at sea when i was a kid, i went fishing with my dad on the end of it. and when i finished my studies and returned home, my automatically went back to fishing them. each sophia is arranged as a triangular barrier. the palm fronds can be seen and the shot a waters around the archipelago. the fishing technique relies on titled comments to drive the fish into the traps. unlike fishing trol

they hope the voice has the push the government to create a safe for kenya for women. well that's as you're up to date of next is report to i'll cc it off to that take care by the people in trucks, engine. i was trying to see the city center the straight pieces explain the around the world more than 150000000 people we of mine because.

well, also making a profit without heads to kenya to meet one's very resourceful woman with a vision to promote a secular economy of social enterprise, collect waste, recycle plastic, and the storage safety of them bustler. and it's all done with a mix of old and new technology or an app for trash. entrepreneur teva hygiene e wants to use it to reduce plastic pollution in mombasa, anyone can register to have their plastic waste collected from home. you are able to book waste management services on the go on the mobile application using authorized waste manages. then you are able to trade or do nature plastics and we have full cash incentive. kenya's coastal city is drowning in plastic garbage. it's trashing up the streets and polluting the ocean a year and a half ago. table hygiene e started her own business because the city wasn't providing adequate sanitation services. one of the major challenges in almost a county is the indigo dump. think of mix plastic, wasting open spaces. she's providing incentives to counter this by paying participants, depending on the type of plastic about

they hope the voice is the push the government to create a safe for kenya for women to friends. now we're leonardo, da vinci is world famous painting. the mona lisa has been attacked by activists to protesters for soup. at the price was artwork, which is protected by fake bullet proof glass in the loop museum in paris at the museum says the painting was not damaged and the expiration is again opened to the public. a group called the post i live on sale claims responsibility for the attack . they're demanding sustainable food and the fair agricultural system. in earlier i talked to a spokes person of that group who gave me your name. as alice have a list. we have to face about situation and hearing from that is really critical because on one side we've got our photos and you know that because of this much insurance, the company properly from the existing jobs, one of them commits so we a slip suicide every day. and we also pruitt professional category and i will country. yeah. and on the oldest sites, people simply don't get enough coverage if you took it. and one of 3 french peo

and if you refuse to grow region, fiore fled the country and move to kenya. she thought she was leaving behind the trauma, she had witnessed 1st hand in nairobi, she got a job working as a content motorized. so for facebook, not knowing what she had signed up for, watching shocking videos day in day out, there was no escaping the trauma. of all you see a slow ser, dismembered bodies, people being burned alive and once to see if you count on this, especially for those of us who have relatives into grice where the war was happening, watching your people's doing those things to each other is shocking. even though the pay was only $2.00 per hour, she didn't quit, she needed the money to survive. and so trapped to move in to use theory watched, grew some videos like these from the war and to cry. her job was to flag them so they could be deleted. torture and executions. sometimes even live streamed by soldiers. selma is facebook's outsourcing company that employed hub. they sometimes offered so called wellness time, 20 minutes with a counselor, but it was no help.

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, died mysteriously in the same way, because there were rumors that obama was actually born in kenya , therefore, had no right to be the president of the united states of america, but in the end it turns out that obama also has something to hide, remember the very recent scandalous interview that... the famous tucker carlson took from a certain larry sinclair. remember this information? then i gave obama $250 to buy cox, when he came back i made a track on the cd box to make it easier to snort. did all this happen in a limousine? yes, right on the move, or are you parked? no, we continued driving. so, i'm making a new track. well, so you understand, approximately where? his thigh to let me know what i wanted from him and to see his reaction, and i was not mistaken, he understood me, that’s when everything happened for us, so we had a fun night in the limousine with drugs and sex, so you are stroking his leg, to be honest, as a man who is not turned on by gay sex, if they started doing this to me, i would say, hey, chill out buddy, believe me, i have... cases when i misunderstood the