but while kenya only recycles 1% of its e—waste, this is far from but while kenya only recycles 1% ofrom being just a kenyan or an african problem. for example, north america only recycles about 15% of its e—waste. while the informal and partial recycling of electronic waste has been the status quo in kenya for decades, one organisation is hoping to change that. some of the waste from landfills, like the one we saw earlier, ends up in e—waste centres such as this one. i am here to find out what the process is when the waste gets here. well, i'm here to find out what the process is when the waste gets here. the waste electrical and electronics equipment centre collects and recycles a variety of e—waste, ranging from computers and phones to solar panels and refrigerators. at its nairobi headquarters, these are then channelled to the relevant workshop. in one, technicians test and refurbish laptops and tablets so they can be used again. and any device or appliance deemed beyond repair is sent to the dismantling room to be stripped for usable parts. and in another room, hundreds of batter

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. 10% of mums in rural kenya have access to ultrasound services.ely be a game—changer. and that's all we've got time for on the short version of click. the full length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer. we shall be back next week. thanks for watching. hello there. instead of snow falling, it's rain that's going to be falling this weekend. and that combined with some snow melt, has already seen large numbers of flood warnings, particularly through the midlands and southern england. the weekend, though, does look like it should be a bit drier than it has been. we've got this weather front, though, bringing some wetter weather towards scotland and we've still got low pressure in charge. but the colder air is getting restricted to the far north of scotland on saturday, with milder conditions elsewhere leading to that snow melting. there may not be a great deal of rain falling. most of the wet weather will be in scotland. the snow really in the far north over the tops of the mountains there. and we may well get some sunshine later in south

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kenya is located in east africa; it also has access to the ocean, albeit to the indian one. km, 21 times larger than. times more than ours. in kenya, alexander lukashenko also held negotiations with his colleague, william ruto, which resulted in an agreement that in the near future specialists from both countries will prepare a plan for close cooperation, similar to the one signed for belarus and equatorial guinea. if someone thinks that building contacts with africa is a simple and useless task, it is worth asking yourself the question: why then did britain, belgium, france, germany, portugal, italy and spain cling to it for years, and how it so happened that they could not hold her. africa is the second largest continent and 1/6th of humanity. a third of the planet's total mineral reserves are stored in the depths of africa. but in order to explore deposits and extract them safely. of these, the available amount of resources requires a lot of money, which african countries do not yet have, its most energy-intensive projects are now financed by china, the highest on the afr

at the kenya open.— cheque finishing runner-up at the kenya open.really — the kenya open. everyone was being really supportive. - the kenya open. everyone was being really supportive. i - being really supportive. i can't thank everyone enough, close friends and family. everyone has been fantastic and if anything they're more happy than ever. i —— then me. ijust feel like i've played another golf tournament and luckily this one had a slightly bigger payday than the few before. but, yeah, to me, it's not real. one of my managers dropped me a message yesterday afternoon saying well done and that were great and then a few co—workers at morrisons said well done and congratulations so that's nice to receive from them. i've got another two or three weeks before my next event so i might pick up a few shifts. the season will get more busy start of april, i think, around that time. it should start picking up. maybe at that point i'll consider handing my notice in. but, no, i think i'm not... i'm quite stuck in my own ways. to me, maybe going back and doing th

for example, kenya, zambia, south africa.ing to be more open in terms of how china is engaging in different sectors. for example, in kenya, civil society is very collectively strong. any chinese engagement, if ethiopia, for example were to enter constitutional talks about like access to information, disclosure, transparency, accountability civil society and organizations have filed a petition to the courts and we have had courts even saying that financial engagement around this did not conform with the constitutional principle. so, that in itself both further with a discussion on democratic governance. and how, then, china is aware of this institutional variation in africa to the extent that in some countries it is able to carefully adjust local circumstances compared to other politics. >> thank you for those insights. i want to go back to something mentioned earlier. china has been also great on training, offering that for government officials and even colleges. this goes to a question that has also come in on platform. what

well, michael kaloki has been looking at how one company is trying to combat this in kenya. on the outskirts of nairobi is home to one of the largest dump sites, not only in kenya but east africa. although it was declared full 20 years ago, over 800 tonnes of garbage is still dumped on this sprawling 30—acre site every day. and in recent years, an increasing proportion of this is e—waste. men, women and even children scour the stacks of waste for discarded electronics, breaking them apart for their motherboards, batteries, wiring, anything that can be resold for parts. it's become an important income stream in what is a desperately deprived area. i've come to this part of the dump site to meet an e—waste collector. there are thousands of people who work in the dump site and it's a dangerous environment to work in. stanley mwangi is one of them. translation: we get a lot of e-waste here, as you can see. _ we find items like motherboards. we repair some of the motherboards and others we just use as replacement parts. anything we can't use, we sell to chinese traders. there are

here's what the head of this is, jerry kenya's, oscar winning, starting new feet on youngel. had to say about that. us in the 48 hours that i've been here, that's one of the world words that keeps being mentioned help political. the not a is. and i'm very curious to learn what that means and i think too, and when we were debating this as a jury box on a said everything is political. and i think that's true. and art i, i think that would be a here to do is to see how artists are responding to the world. we're living in right now, and i'm curious to see what they're making of it and, and how they're helping us process the world re currently existing. now as president of the composition, jerry lucas annual is the 1st black person effort to hold that role in the 74 year history of the pool and international film festival. she is a stall of many talents and not just on the screen. she find out whether it be as a kindergarten teacher and my 6 agent action hero, a conflict for the last 2 peach in young go is the a piece in the of tough. she'll even take on a zone. the if needs be bo

christian sessions for him, and not the good of the high court of kenya. thanks very much. charles. a. thank you. funny, despite the ongoing fighting in ukraine not to about fall from the front lines, there is not the path to being fought, not to want to try and make nice the youngest as, as normal as possible. all tease escape sweeney has been to a school in done yet to find out how education has been affected by young guy. because for the cheese, just weeks off the window, holidays and the school time is in full swing. but haven don't. yes, things are different. some schools are closed summer only partially open. that's because they are vulnerable to attacks from ukrainian forces, especially schools like this one which live relatively close to the front line. teachers are among those that have taken up almost to defend a whole lot. we're about to meet a history teacher who's typing the front line for the call. so larry teaches history the secondary school in the line in the district of don't yet is a for his lessons austin take place of the sound of heav

booker and gets a member of the kenya palestine solidarity movement joining us from nairobi, kenya, and viewers, that's it for this segment of your press tv news review program, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv world news and it's really earth strike is hit a home in southern lebanon emit intense fighting between the regime and lebanese resistance movement, hezbulah. at least three civilians were killed, separate israeli strike on southern lebanon killed a hisbollah fighter as well. also on wednesday nearly dozen people include. six children lost their lives in the regime's strikes targeting lebanese villages in the south. latest developments come as the israeli regime and hezbullah are engaged in fighting along the southern lebanese border areas. fighting began on october 8th day after israel attack gaza as well as as it aims to provide support to palestinian resistance fighters battling the israeli regime inside the besege gaza strip. and that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for

nun, we know that ' president ibrahim raisi uh last year 2023 visited three african countries, kenya, uganda and zimbabwe, how important was this trip to these countries and actually to africa or for africa in general? yeah, as you said he traveled to three countries of kenya, uganda and zimbabwe, zimbabwe, yeah, so as you know, kenya is one of the developed countries in eastern africa and in africa in general and it has... access to seas and ocean, yeah, so they are also trying to like have a transportation link to europe beer iran, so that uh visit of uh president ibrahim raisi, i think it's a good idea for that country to like have advance their own businesses with iranians and also kenyans also with benefit. from that business and in uganda i learned that president raisi also uh start extraterial cultivation they call it iran farm yeah so because the land there is spital and maybe some of the farm produces that they have there is either expensive here or the land here is not fatal enough to so this is also a good opportunity that iranians will benefit and also ugandans will benefi

yeah, as you said, he traveled to three countries of kenya, uganda, and... zimbabwe, zimbabwe, yeah, so as you know, kenya is one of the developed countries in eastern africa and in africa in general, and it has access to seas and ocean, yeah, so... they are also trying to like have a transportation link to europe beer iran so that uh visit of uh president ibrahim raisi i think it's a good idea for that country to like have or advance their own yeah businesses with iranians and also kenyans also we benefit from that business and in uganda i land president raisi also uh start extraterial cultivation, they call it iran farm, yeah, so because the land there is spital and maybe some of the farm produces that they have there is either expensive here or the land here is not fatal enough to, so this is also a good opportunity that iranians will benefit and also ugandans will benefit because it will provide like employment opportunities for the use there and think even als so some industries will be uh established out of that form that they started now this is the b

is kenya an outlier? ondiro: well they are likely to take the q from kenya.tion and optimism is the name of the game. south africa chose to keep the rate at 8.2 private percent because they want to content -- 8.2 5% because they want to continue with disinflation. donna was able to bring down inflation but they went ahead to only cut by 100 basis points in order to bring down inflation. nigeria might have to raise theirflation rate this month when they meet -- rather their interest rate when they meet this month because inflation is at 28% and their currency has lost 30% to the dollar. the economy is in africa are likely to keep their monetary policy tighter for longer because of inflation with currency and geopolitical tension. tom: thank you very much for the update in terms of the central-bank action. coming up, chinese stocks extend gains. we discussed how other markets are shaping up. xfinity rewards presents: '1st and 10gs.' xfinity is giving away ten grand to a new lucky winner for every first and ten during the big game. enter daily through february 9

in 2000 a nice, the actress made a film about people without buying is an in kenya. she has also written a children's book, sort of about diversity, self confidence, and self acceptance. there would be no hiding anymore. she belonged out in the world. don, lucifer, right? strong feelings of renting out flu, peach, and young. go in her next film. she's fighting aliens. the post apocalyptic horror film a quiet place day one hits movie theaters into the it's been a best of week and quote, as long as they are man's football team became african champions. i've orients have been flooding the streets and a bracing there. here is this drive at the africa a couple of nations. it's fox has been seeing is that successful their team on the page, but also for the a country as hosts, in fact, with a policy off organization on show, many of pulling at the best ever addition of the tournaments and to give us a full and final ask on rap, i'm joined institute by my colleague or the last day i did we from d. w. sports at the ledger. i have to say i didn't wait orange to offend you, but

i've you for introducing us to the wonderful consumer, kenya. and if you are going like my city is also pretty cool, let us know and reach out to us. we might feature. it's in one of our next episodes . well that's it for today. as always, we're gonna end the show with some music. today's track is by brazilian d j and producer there, keeping up with kenya's very own sophia. and so there's some walk is an absolute hit on tick tock. so the gets dancing, enjoy and don't forget to tag us in your exams. challenge of unix, i went back to a 1000 meeting next the, the future we decided here the india was to take on to can they succeed? the we took out was the indian comic who d w. a. how's that work like this the spot stores rainwater and then uses it in a variety of ways. how does it work? and how can this technology be used in cities hit by climate change? stuttgart has a prototype tomorrow today in 90 minutes, on the w, the top i mean filter for a station in the rain forest continue carbon dioxide emissions, passwords and again the people of the worl

i've you for introducing us to the wonderful consumer, kenya. and if you're going like, my city is also pretty cool, let us know and reach out to us. we might feature it in one of our next episodes. well, that's it for today. as always, we're going to end the show with some music. today's track is by brazilian d, j and producer. they're keeping up with kenya's, very own sophia. and so they're solemn walk. it is an absolute hit on tick tock. so the gets dancing, enjoy and don't forget to tangle in your exams. challenge of unix sites with oh, no, a 1000 meeting. next. meeting the americas, at least within the sprains. the country now has more guns in people while active as lobby for a stricter regulations. the number of mass shootings continues to right. is there still hole in the battle against gun violence? gun nation. in 75 minutes on d w. the questions you ever lose face? what's the time you stuff is i get taken into account tough to or did you asked the west the customer there? how valuable does this incident make you feel they get it wrong a

let's move to kenya.nt has announced that the marathon world record holder, kelvin kiptum, will be buried as a national hero. the 24—year—old and his coach were killed in a car crash in western kenya on sunday night. kiptum set the world record in the chicago marathon last year. from nairobi, anne soy reports. he was no doubt destined for greatness. at only 2a, kelvin kiptum had run three of the seven fastest marathon times in history. this is him in london last year. he broke away from the leading pack mid—race and went on to win and set a new course record. later in the year, he broke the world record in chicago, shaving 3a seconds off his compatriot, eliud kipchoge's time. a world record means a lot to me. to beat a world record, it's so hard, you have to work hard. and that has been a long journey for me. he was going to attempt to run the rotterdam marathon in under two hours this april, but his promising career was cut short on sunday night. he was driving along this road near his birthplace in keny

and we'll have more stories from kenya in next week's programme.many of us, just as our kids start to grow up and live their own lives, we may be facing the worry about ageing parents. and, generally, they want to stay in their own home for as long as possible and maintain their independence. but that's not always simple. well, there is a pilot project in finland which is testing devices that keep a noninvasive eye on elderly people and raise the alarm if something's not right. here's romana kreider. how can you be sure that your elderly or sick family members are safe when you cannot be with them 24/7? 0k. think it that way, that you have a relative that has been falling in home, maybe unconscious sometime, but they were too weak to crawl up and call for help. so it might take days that somebody find that, 0k, there has been somebody fallen and nobody helps. finland has one of the largest ageing populations in the world, and many elderly who have fallen find themselves on the floor for a prolonged period of time before they are noticed and helped.

can you put out a eurobond report met by strong investor demand which almost eased the fear kenya wasoing to default. there is been a $1.6 billion infrastructure bond we saw it investors rush to change their dollars into shillings. there have also been inflows from the imf, securing a syndicated loan from the world bank. the last three days have been such a sharp turnaround from what we saw last couple of months when investors were jittery about kenya's ability to meet its debt obligation come june, and the government is partly to blame. they said we would buy back one billion it went to 500 million and then $300 million. market fundamentals are weak. so markets can be very unpredictable. tom: indeed, what is your assessment of how sustainable, the market assessment of how sustainable this game is likely to be, and what are the broader trickle-down effects for this economy and for the people of kenya? >> that is the million-dollar dollar question, how sustainable is it. the market is very noisy, so is it driven by market sentiment or fundamentals? the national treasury is taking the w

mourin kasuku is a writer, an activist in nairobi, kenya. she earlier joined us to share her views on the genocide in gaza. she also speaks out about the measures being taken in kenya in support of the gazans. uh, it's been a very terrible for month since october 7th. we are witnessing a genocide take place right now. and the atrocities against the people of palestinian by israel offense forces has been very dishening to witness uh you know just the news is coming in that hospitals are being attacked that uh palestinian people lack medical equipment the situation is very dire and for you know all these western powers to pull out resources from unra right now when the people needed the most. is should be considered a war crime, so this is very disheartening to see, and it's a challenge, it's a call for all of us in the global south right now, to unite and to bring our resources together and to bring our voices together, to strongly condemn what is happening in occupied palestine right now, i'd say um lot of effort is being put together by gra

kenya and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on an unprecedented absent of terrorism in africa. i mean the presence of us troops across the continent. our experts will give us their incisive analysis on how the us has contributed to increased terrorist attacks in africa. you can be part of today's conversation by sending us your comments through our social media handle appearing on the screen. us increased terrorism in africa. imperialist powers led by the united states have long viewed the african continent as a place for stealing valuable assets. the continent has huge chunk of the world's remaining mineral wealth and is home to major global oil and gas reserves. that is why the european powers and united states seek to control these resources by deploying their military forces across the content. under the pretext of combatting terrorism. it is now becoming clear to all that the presence of us led western forces in africa is the source of insecurity across the continent. but burkinafasos minister of

hello, i'm mubarak kenya and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on an unprecedented absorge of terrorism in africa, this is on how the us has contributed to increased terrorist attacks in africa. you can be part of today's conversation by sending us your comments through our social media handle appearing on the screen. us increased terrorism in africa. imperialist powers led by the united. united states have long viewed the african continent as a place for stealing valuable assets. the continent has huge chunk of the world's remaining mineral wealth and is home to major global oil and gas reserves. that is why the european powers and united states seek to control these resources by deploying their military forces across the continent under the pretext of combatting terrorism. it is now becoming clear to all that the presence of us led western forces in africa is the source of insecurity across the continent. but burkina fasso's minister of state addressed the 78th session of the general assembly of the united nations last

reporter: tributes have been paid to him in kenya and across the world.ld athletics federation ratified the record only last week. its president described him as an incredible athlete who is leaving an incredible legacy. also paying tribute to kelvin kiptum, the four time olympic medalist. he was an amazing talented athlete and it already achieved so much. he truly had a special talent and i have no doubt he would have gone on to have had had an incredible career. and this from the highest british athlete in the london marathon last year. >> i was in a state of shock. you never expect anybody so young to pass away. it is even more shocking when it is a generational talent like kelvin kiptum. reporter: kelvin kiptum ran his first major competition in bordered -- in such a short time he had achieved so much before the accident robbed the world of exporting great. lewis: there are so many tributes there to an extraordinary talent. next, hopes that two new drugs aimed at slowing the progress of alzheimer's could pave the way for the development of future trea

coming up, we will be hearing from the founder of women in mining in kenya. a major conference on africa mining kicks off in cape town, south africa. it is a big week for earnings as major european banks including ubs and another report this week. we will get more on what to expect from their earnings picture from energy, banks, and oil this week. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." bankers, executives, and government officials are gathering in keep down for african mining. one of the hot button issues as equity and how local communities can benefit from the trade. for more i am joined by the founder of women in mining kenya. thank you for joining us. talk to us about the role of women in the mining sector and how important it is the livelihoods across kenya, but other parts of africa is well. >> ok, good morning, and thank you so much for having me. my name is grace, and i am the founder of women in mining, and gender is a really critical part of the mining industry. from what we know, mining landscape is cha

how to ops kenya being sent from extinction? and help of boston library. it comes to them. these reducing clothing was lost a we had to buy country y c n. you've done much in writing around on a wide world war to cycle through the streets of a coffee to the east. no, it's a dream. we're seeing more and more of those emission free board aboard is causing to come the next few days. as you'll see, chauffeur, applicant, countries can take a real step to an email ability and much more joselyn get by the is the proud owner of a motorcycle, not just a motorcycle, but to quite electric one. she received a load from an electric motorcycle company a year ago looks like an offer. they give me i to know because i didn't put any down payment. it just gives me. but i verify everything that's about 32 years per month. joseph kemp of bodies, motorcycle taxi runs on solar powered battery. it's a real novelty in uganda to the idea to sell e motorcycles on a pay as you go basis came from the startup them boat. it imports inexpensive electric motorcycles from china. the company charges the fac

about 50,000 between uganda and kenya. ethiopia also hosting more than 50,000.ernational community, thanks — they came to our rescue and all that — but, again, i think sudan has been neglected... can ijust say here, actually...? ..probably because of the current crisis. but you can see the appeal that was put forward for 2.6 or 2.7 billion, less than 40% of that was delivered, repeating the same old story during the transitional period... yeah. ..where it took us more than one year to lift the sanctions. can i come in here and ask you, abdalla hamdok — so, clearly, you're angry with the international community, which you say has been distracted by other crises. presumably, you're referring here to gaza and ukraine. is that right? yes, i think so. yes, 0k. i mean, the world is focusing its attention somewhere else. and do you think... but i think... do you think that this is a pattern? because a sudan analyst, highly respected — alex de waal, says, "this is a war of choice. "allowing it to happen was a failure of international "diplomacy. "foreign donors failed t

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