you can't allow a collapse in company like kenya airways to take over kenya airports authority kenya airports authority makes around eleven billion per year kenya airways loses seven billion per year how can a company losing seven billion oversea another that is making between ten and eleven billion per year. simply put employees here for your job losses and so they paralyze the airport a major hub for east africa and an economic engine for nairobi for twelve hours kenya's government show little sympathy for the action nobody has. nobody has given us that your job you'll be at risk and the if you want to stay you will be given assurances that the numbers are going up and doesn't blame it and you still go on strike that is. it is. it is what you going to accept it is something which cannot be thought it'd it is given to give it to. the airport ended the strike in its own fashion turning operations over to the kenyan military flights have resumed but the conflict with the airport employees continues. well on the joy. what's the latest on the strike. well the latest so far. have hired a

you can't allow a company like kenya airways is collapsing to take over kenya airport authority can airports authority makes about one hundred million dollars a year in kenya airways loses almost seventy million dollars per year but how can a company who loses that amount oversee another company that is making one hundred million annually is not possible and that's the reason why we are opposed to it and there are a few individuals especially in the government wants to take over the airports and we can't let that happen. and according to local media the leader of the aviation was union most of the male has been actually arrested the nairobi meanwhile kenya's transport secretary james macharia tweeted in support of effort workers who are not protesting and he refers to the protests as a disruption caused he said by rogue elements butts in response to that people have been dismissing his comments and this person for example accuses him of being what they call a facilitator of theft and many other people are joining that conversation lines personal so says this madness of paying for and as she

kenya airways and kenya airports authority a state agency which manages the airport they say the deal is shrouded in secrecy they're afraid they might lose their jobs and want clarity police used tear gas to disperse them and arrested some of their leaders. they then came to this hotel to regroup and strategize they told us they will not retreat until they get the answers. to the actual. hundreds of passengers are stranded kenya air force personnel have been deployed to help with security issues the airport handles roughly two hundred flights a day and thousands of people transit through daily several flights have been canceled passengers have been taken to different hotels but many are still waiting for any word about their flights some have been told to go and check in but it's likely going to be a very long wait for them as well many are frustrated not sure when they'll get to their destinations. exhausted as. it is now. so not only duty but two pm so. we will be delays. so long as the average ticket that i get from. kenya airways has been losing money for years and aviation analys

airport the aviation workers' union is locked in a dispute with kenya airways over contracts and job security catherine soy has the details. it's made morning at one of africa's busiest airports one in a thousand what is it my rupees job working at international airport are on strike impacting operations they're protesting against a planned to the national airline kenya airways and the florida state agency which manages the airport they say the deal is shrouded in secrecy they're afraid they might lose their jobs and want clarity police used tear gas to disperse them and arrested some of their leaders. they then came to this hotel to recruit and strategize they told us they will not retreat until they get the answers. lawyers are supposed to take action. you know what they're supposed to do. hundreds of passengers are stranded kenya air force personnel have been deployed to help with security issues the airport handles roughly two hundred flights a day and thousands of people transit through daily several flights have been canceled passengers have been taken to different hotels but m

so long as the average ticket that i get through the time kenya airways has been losing money for years and aviation analysts say taking over an airport that brings in our revenue of more than one hundred million dollars a year will keep the airline afloat some people believe politics is at play with accusations powerful individuals with a huge stake in kenya airways want to control the airport a parliamentary committee is investigating this the minister in charge of transport says a protest is have no valid reason to stay away from walk you do not interfere with us or to kill it is the regime especially when you have no basis for complaints when your job there's no nobody has to be. nobody has given you a threat that your job you'll be at risk and yet you want to strangers. the government is under pressure to resolve the crisis a long strike and uncertainty means millions of dollars in losses the wakas says they're rated to talk but the long listened to the truth about the controversial marja catherine sorry are nairobi at the heart of europe's refugee crisis and twenty fifteen tens of

they made their job let me just give you a backstory to this kenya airways the national carrier has been doing badly making losses the last couple of years and this bid to take over the management of this airport from the kenya airports authority is meant to keep the airline afloat we are talking about a hundred and fifty dollars fifty one hundred fifty one hundred twenty million dollars that this airport makes in revenue every year k.q. very much we're being told to keep it afloat we've had from government officials as well as some politicians who are saying that we cannot let our national carry out. that this is a win win situation for all but beyond that also there's some politics a touchy some people say that some very powerful individuals politicians want to take over management of this airport through kenya airways because they also hold a very huge stake in that airline laura ok catherine so many thanks for the latest there from nairobi. and ireland are investigating explosive devices to airports and a major train station there was discovered london's heathrow. and what the railwa

kenya airways has been losing money for years and aviation analysts say taking over an airport that brings in our revenue of more than one hundred million dollars a year will keep the airline afloat some people believe politics is at play with accusations powerful individuals with a huge stake in ken. a always wanted to control the airport a parliamentary committee is investigating this the minister in charge of transport says a process does have no valid reason to stay away from walk you do not interfere with such a cutie as that is especially when you have no basis for complains when your job is nor nobody has to be your salary nobody has given you a for it that your job you'll be at risk in the years you want to train the government is under pressure to resolve the crisis a long strike and uncertainty means millions of dollars in losses the wakas sit there ready to talk but long listen to the truth about the controversial marja cathy zoi al-jazeera nairobi. still to come around there this news hour here a plane commission declares the migration crisis is over but says structural problem

nairobi's jim a connecticut airport strike follows a labor dispute between a workers union and kenya airways cabin sawyer has more from nairobi. government officials have been here all morning and they've been trying very hard to try and steal confidence and to show that things might be normalizing but operations here are very much crippled we are being told that a few flights might be leaving at some point but we haven't seen any movement we have seen some people checking in we have seen a few people boarding into kenya airways flights but that's about it many many other people are still stuck in you know in areas like this one we've seen some flights as you mentioned have been canceled passengers have been taken to hotels but many are still stuck here they're being told to wait they're going to get official communication this is the departures. and the situation is the same. people are still stuck there just waiting for any information now. this airport workers were dispatched by police using tear gas the union chair passing the union leader was arrested as while the minister in charge of

nairobi's jomo kenyatta airport the strike follows a labor dispute between a workers union and kenya airways. but those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next thank you very much for watching. where of history algeria's army chief evokes the civil war of the mine nine hundred ninety one protest they've been demanding the president's resignation so how will they respond and who's really in charge in algeria this is inside story. hello again i'm james pays the biggest protests in years against algeria is president again ing strength thousands of people have been rallying for nearly two weeks urging abdelaziz bouteflika to pull out of next month's election the eighty two year old has been in power for two decades but is rarely seen in public after suffering a stroke and twenty thirteen beautifully issued a letter saying he won't complete a full term if he's reelected now the army chief is trying to quell the protests by evoking memories of the civil war of the one nine hundred ninety s. two hundred thousand people were killed in the off the mothman one nine hundred ninet

impacting operations they're protesting against a planned merger between the national airline kenya airways and kenya airports authority a state agency which manages the airport they say the deal is shrouded in secrecy they're afraid they might lose their jobs and want clarity police used tear gas to disperse them and arrested some of their leaders. they then came to this hotel to regroup and strategize they told us they will not retreat until they get their answers. there's. hundreds of passengers are stranded kenya air force personnel have been deployed to help with security issues the airport handles roughly two hundred flights a day and thousands of people transit through daily several flights have been canceled passengers have been taken to different hotels but many are still waiting for any word about their flights some of being told to go and check in but it's.

nairobi's jemma kenyatta airport a strike follows a labor dispute between a workers union and kenya airways catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. government officials have been here all morning and they've been trying very hard to try and steal confidence and to show that things might be normalizing but operations here are very much crippled we are being told that a few flights might be leaving at some point but we haven't seen any movement we have seen some people checking in we have seen a few people boarding into kenya airways flights but that's about it many many other people are still stuck in you know areas like this one we've seen some flights as you mentioned have been cancelled passengers have been taken to hotels but many are still stuck here they're being told to wait to get official communication this is their departure as. the situation is the same. the last people are still stuck there just waiting for any information now ali this airport workers were dispatched by police using tear gas the union chair passing the union leader was arrested as wald the minister in charge of t

nairobi's jemma canal to airport the strike follows a labor dispute between a wet his union and kenya airways. venezuela's president is vowing to crush what he's described as the crazed minority that wants to remove him from power nicolas maduro is also urging his supporters to turn out in large numbers to challenge protests planned by his rival this weekend al jazeera as my new republic reports from kuta near venezuela's border with colombia. if one is going to become the interim president of venezuela he needs to win the backing of those who have up until now supported president nicolas maduro to on tuesday he met the leaders of one of the most significant power blocs in venezuela the public sector union. as you know when the embryo aborted public workers are being kidnapped by the dictatorship it's being kidnapped by the regime today as a result of this meeting of this great event we will not continue collaborating with the dictatorship so public workers are no place to cooperate ever again no be forced to do anything. and monday why don't return to go back as after wrapping up a tour of s

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of the proposed takeover of kenya's airport or thorazine by the country's loss making airline kenya airways. is really has opened applications for its new citizens income ski residents who earn less than seven hundred eighty euros a month will receive prepaid debit cards to pay for groceries bills and rent the initiative fulfills a key campaign promise of the five star movement to be judged poverty and employed . israel's hebrew university has unveiled more than one hundred manuscript pages written by albert einstein they include hundred unmathematical notes from the one nine hundred forty s. and never been shown before. the german born physicist that won the nobel prize for physics in nineteen twenty one to bequeath his scientific and personal writings to the university. of human rights watch says the iraqi government charged hundreds of children with terrorism because of their names to islamic states the ngo says the iraqis and the regional kurdish government used torture to coerce confessions in some cases they estimate around fifteen hundred children are being held in detention for alle

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nairobi hundreds of passengers face to laze as flights were diverted the national flag carrier kenya airways is in dispute with the aviation workers union of a contracts and job security. police in the u.k. have carried out a controlled explosion on a package sent to scotland's glasgow university the package had early of course buildings to be evacuated and classes canceled essex university in england was also possibly close to do suspicious packages. the german foreign minister heikal moss says germany will extend its ban on arms sales to saudi arabia until the end of march because of the conflict in yemen berlin rescinded existing arms export permits last year in response to the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul. which to me and now to afghanistan which has been hit by a new wave of violence at least seventeen people were killed in a militant attack in the eastern city of jalalabad the assaults began early on wednesday with militants detonating suicide bombs before storming a construction company in the city's airport u.s. troops were called in to ass

force the strike follows a labor dispute between away his union and kenya airways. australia plans to send asylum seekers and offshore prison camps needing medical care to a remote island that's closer to indonesia than mainland australia prime minister scott morrison toward christmas island to announce the government's strategy his conservative government is reopening a camp there after parliament passed a law allowing doctors to decide which asylum seekers can come to a stranger for care the aim is to prevent them from reaching the mainland. anyone is the give coming to australia legally bought by understand that our border protection is in place we strengthen this after the efforts of the parliament to weaken that by the law and we will be ensuring with the increased support into operation sovereign borders that if you seek to come to a struggle you we will turn the boat back. south korea's president has ordered his government to take extraordinary measures to combat air pollution seven major cities including seoul have recorded high concentrations of fine dust p

protesters outside nairobi ports the strike follows a labor dispute between a workers union and kenya airways. algeria's army chief has promised to do whatever is necessary to stop the country sliding back into what he called the painful years of the civil war protests against the president have been building since late last month demanding he were vast his decision to stand for reelection and the hayward reports. they've known no other leader in the one country for twenty years. but there appears to be a groundswell against algeria as abdelaziz bouteflika in the capital algiers the message from thousands of demonstrating students was clear they want him to leave office now. we are against beautifully karna gets a regime we are fed up twenty years are enough we want change. they've been in power for twenty years we've overlooked the situation for too long too process it's time now for people to wake up and not just citizens. some students were forced to cover their faces suffering from the effects of take ass this outpouring of anger began when algeria's ailing leader announced he would run f

nairobi's jemma commuter airports the strike follows a labor dispute between a workers union and kenya airways at least sixteen people have been killed in a suicide attack on construction workers in eastern afghanistan it happens near the airport in jalalabad and the four attackers were also killed. nissen's former boss carla scorn has been released after more than three months in jail or left the tokyo detention center wearing a mask and cap after posting almost nine million dollars bail he was arrested in november accused of falsifying financial documents which he denies. south korea's president in has ordered his government to take extraordinary measures to combat air pollution seven major cities including seoul have recorded high concentrations of fine dust particles that can cause many illnesses those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. six years since the death of venezuela's president hugo chavez to man along a power struggle the country is dealing with a sparkling political and economic crisis so is there a way out and what's child this is a lega

outside the rabies general court the strike follows a labor dispute between workers union and kenya airways. at least sixteen people have been killed in a suicide attack on a construction workers in eastern afghanistan it happened near the airport in jalalabad before attackers also killed no group has claimed responsibility. this sounds form the boss colors go on has been released after more than three months in jail left to take a detention center wearing a mask and a cap after posting almost nine million dollars in bail he was arrested in november accused of falsifying financial documents which he denies. as an offshore prison camps needing medical cat remote island it's closer to indonesia than mainland australia prime minister toward christmas island to announce the government strategy is conservative government is reopening a counteroffer to parliament passed a law allowing docsis aside which asylum seekers can come to australia for care aim is to prevent them reaching the mainland as i had lines on the back with more news after al jazeera what. possible is a style of brass band music

reserve the proposed take of earth can use that authority by the country's last making airline kenya airways. has opened applications for its new citizens income scheme residents who are less than seven hundred eighty euros a month old receive a prepaid debit card to pay for groceries bills and rent the initiative fulfils a kick out pain problems of the five star movement to reduce poverty and boost employment. afghanistan has been hit by a fresh wave of violence at least seventeen people were killed in a militant attack in the eastern city of jalalabad. early on wednesday with militants detonating suicide bombs before storming a construction company in the city's airport a five hour shootout so afghan security forces corn and assistance from u.s. troops five assailants on are dead. and this comes as talks between the taliban imes u.s. officials and ending the violence in the country continue into the taliban's launched a charm offensive to try and win over its former enemy and the international community there are concerns that that brutal legacy doesn't all go well for peace in the country

nairobi's jemma kenyatta airports the country's aviation workers' union is locked in a dispute with kenya airways over contracts and job security replacement staff have been drafted in to screen passengers and their luggage. two white men in south africa have been sentenced to twenty three and eighteen years in prison for killing a young black man they caught him stealing sunflowers from a farm the case itself is led to increased racial tension as for me to miller reports from the northwest province. peter daughter of art and philip scotto were last year found guilty of killing a fifteen year old black boy whom they'd caught stealing sunflowers on a farm where they worked they've now been sentenced to of are to eighteen years and souter to twenty three years in prison the sentence comes two years after markham almost who was killed on the outskirts of the small town of collini welcome all as parents a sock in agnes say their son's death was senseless and racially motivated. if my son was a weight they would have not killed him for being on the farm in taken floors they would have disciplined him

capital nairobi hundreds of passengers face delays as flights were diverted the national carrier kenya airways is in dispute with the aviation workers union over contracts and job security. for his son boss card laws goodson's been released from prison after putting up bin of nearly nine million dollars goodness charged in japan with under reporting his salary for years and passing on personal losses to miss on the tycoon was detained for more than one hundred days but maintains he is innocent. israel's hebrew university has unveiled more than one hundred manuscript pages penned by einstein. handwritten mathematical notes from the nine hundred forty s. that have never been displayed before the german born physicist who won the nobel prize for physics in one thousand twenty one she'd be creased his scientific and personal writings to the university. germany's announces extending a ban on arms exports to saudi arabia until the end of march the german government is making the move over ongoing concerns over the saudi's involvement in gammon's civil war and the apparent use of german weapons there

nairobi hundreds of passengers face delays as flights were diverted the national flag carrier kenya airways is in dispute with the aviation workers union over contract and job security. you're watching the news still look up how a smaller budget club from amsterdam came from behind to beat the rich club from the drain in the champions league now real madrid the champions three years in a row all watched the rest of the tournament from. the first is battling a deepening drug crisis this week police seize more than ten million meth pills with a street value of almost twelve million euros it's yet another massive haul in a country country thought to be the world's largest producer of met amphetamine the northeastern shan state is the epicenter of meth production a network of local armed groups works with transnational trafficking gangs but it is a rampant drug use in me and maher itself that is causing major concern drug gangs are pushing cheap pills to a growing number of addicts. is a shame to go hard on the twenty seven year old has been a drug addict for almost a decade. he left his villag

nairobi hundreds of passengers face delays as flights were diverted the national flag carrier kenya airways is in dispute with the aviation workers union over contracts and job security. former nissan boss carlos going has been released from prison after putting up bail of nearly nine million dollars going is charged in japan with under reporting his salary for years and passing on personal losses to the tycoon was detained for more than one hundred days but maintains that he is innocent. north korea is reported to be rebuilding its long range rocket launch site following the collapse of last week's summit with u.s. president trump work on dismantling the so he facility started last year but satellite images from several u.s. think tanks and south korean intelligence services show evidence of reconstruction the u.s. has warned the north that a trace is fresh sanctions if young and fails to take steps to denuclearize. reuters correspondent josh smith is following the story in seoul hi josh so u.s. and south korea analysts they've been looking at this satellite imagery what do they claim that

grounded flights for hours on wednesday period should workers union is locked in a dispute with kenya airways over contracts in job security the government has been scrambling to contain the strikes impact at nairobi's international airport which is vital for the tourism sector and thailand is asia's new hub for a big international art fairs but away from the glitzy galleries censorship laws and five years of army rule are making it tough for local artists in the lead up to this month's general election which is intended to restore civilian rule a wave of young artists are finding their ways to cross the boundaries drawn bros reports from bangkok. need headaches tensile a street artist who uses spray cans to satirize thailand's ruling army since the twenty fourteen military coup has led a movement of political artists who are finding ways to avoid the country's streak censorship rules. approach army passy a former generals is heavily to win this month's general election but headache hopes his message to shake up the establishment but i would have on my current government has stayed longer tha

nairobi hundreds of passengers face delays this flights were diverted the national flag carrier kenya airways is in dispute with the aviation workers union contracts and shop security. full of disgraceful money on boss card also goods and it's a third time lucky he's finally been released from a japanese prison on an almost nine million dollar bill he's now awaiting trial on a range of serious charges among them under reporting a salary for years and passing on the losses to the company if convicted he could face a sentence of up to fifteen years in jail. carlos grown sr wearing the white blue cap is out of jail after a three month stint behind bars now the ousted nissan chairman can discuss his defense strategy with his lawyers in a private accommodation his new home is monitored by cameras and his internet access limited was granted bail thanks to his new legal team which he hired but february. i don't think the facts have changed i think that it's possible to boyer's have made a stronger case. but it's quite clear that the only basis on which he could have. retained. and definitely would b

outside the robi's jemma kenyatta airport strike follows a labor dispute between a workers union and kenya airways at least sixteen people have been killed in a source attack on construction workers in eastern afghanistan it happens at the airport in jalalabad for attackers were also killed no groups came to sponsibility the sun's former boss called his goal and has been released after all three months in jail he left to take a detention center wearing a mask and cap after posting almost nine million dollars bail he was arrested in november accused of falsifying financial documents which he denies and australia plans to send asylum seekers an offshore prison camp leading medical care to a remote island that's closer to indonesia the mainland australia mrs scott morrison toward christmas island to announce the government strategy it's conservative government is reopening a camp there after parliament passed a law allowing doctors to decide which asylum seekers can come to australia for care the aim is to prevent them from reaching the mainland those are your headlines i'll be back with a news hour

industrial action some flights have resumed of the dispute between aviation workers union and kenya airways continues. and un human rights chief michelle bachelet has called on saudi arabia to release the female activists allegedly tortured in detention rights groups have named ten saudi women held for the campaigning and fear that they could face harsh sentences. now germany's ambassador to venezuela has been expelled after welcoming the opposition leader in caracas on monday daniel crean a received on why though at the airport on his return from a latin american nation tour the ambassador has been accused of meddling in venezuela's internal affairs and has been given forty eight hours to leave the country germany says it's consulting its allies on how to respond the u.s. has revoked seventy seven visas from venezuelan government officials and says it's considering further sanctions. now the united nations says that the u.s. sanctions aren't helping the u.n. human rights chief says they worsening venezuela's crippling economic and political crisis michelle bachelet also criticized what she

nairobi's tremor canal to airports the strike follows a labor dispute between a workers union and kenya airways flights have not been able to land for the past few hours at least sixteen people have been killed in a suicide attack on construction workers in eastern afghanistan it happened near the airport in jalalabad the four attackers were also killed and no group has yet claimed responsibility. venezuelan president nicolas maduro is calling for anti imperialist demonstrations on saturday to coincide with a march led by his opponents the opposition leader who has been holding talks with labor unions in a bid to organize strikes. germany is expected to decide soon if it will extend a five month ban on arms exports including planes to saudi arabia it's under pressure from its european allies france and britain to lift the ban imposed after the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. police trying to find out who mailed explosive devices to two airports and a major train station in the u.k. they were discovered at london's heathrow and city airports and waterloo rate railway station the devi

kenya airways says it may switch to the rival airbus.told indonesia's lionair will do the same. the u.s. regulator has joined international recruits to ground the plane. issuing aning to be emergency order to ground the planes of the 747 max 8 and 9. >> indonesia says next month's election is already being targeted by hackers from china and russia in an attempt to disrupt the results. there have been a wave of cyber strikes aimed at disrupting the process. will china and russia have dismissed allegations. officials are planning to test a type of cruise missiles that has been banned for more than 30 years. week, the trump administration withdrew from a treaty to test the employment of certain ground-based missiles after alleging that russia was violating the agreement. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. bloomberg. shery: let's get straight to the market action. sophie: japanese futures point to a gain of more than 1% of u.s. equity fu

proposals until we know what comes out of the black box but geruda thinking about its orders, kenya airways, in the meantime, president macron of france is touring africa and saying, you can buy airbus ethiopia, china, buy airbus. >> that's true and over time, if there is a perceived issue with this aircraft that orders could shift more to airbus, but right now, boeing and airbus are producing by the aircraft as fast as they can because the demand is so great and airbus, in the short-term anyway, wouldn't be able to increase capacity enough to offset any airbus cancellations on boeing aircraft, certainly in the next few years. >> if there is a revenue interruption or a revenue reduction that is enduring as we look live at renton, washington wrr where that plane is manufactured and if there is a revenue interruption, at what point does the credibility rating of boeing get called into question >> it is hard to put a specific number on it at this point right now, the key ratio we look at for boeing, for the single rating we have on them is funds from operation and then 2018, about 65% and we'v

kenya airways says it could switch to the rival airbus a320. lion air will do the same.comes as the faa has reversed course and joint international moves -- joined international moves to ground the plane. sterling surged and started to cut back as the house voted against a no deal brexit. this allows for the split to be delayed while the government tries to find an orderly divorce. parliament will now vote on thursday whether to postpone brexit which is two weeks away. theresa may is expected to ask that you for a two-month extension -- the e.u. for a two-month extension. >> the running to be longer extension. it would require the united kingdom to hold european parliament elections. >> [indiscernible] i, i -- i do not think that would be the right outcome. unioner: the european adopted a contingency measure to offset anything in the event of a new deal brexit. it covers a wide range of barriers from air, sea and road traffic and students. 's leaders regret the u.k. failure to bracket -- leaders regret the u.k.'s failure to back the compromise. >> why would be extend the

. -- kenyae are seeing airways, russia, all reconsidering orders. at what point do we see major economies and those airlines reconsidering orders? takene: again, it will some time. one thing i urge our viewers to keep an eye on is a lot of the parts suppliers. we had a story on the bloomberg terminal about how these aircraft leasing companies are saying most of these airlines are going back and saying we want older 737 models. we can fly these until we figure out what is going on with boeing. that will be a boon for mechanic and service companies because they require maintenance. the downside for boeing's if you start using older models, that buys the airlines more time to reconsider the orders they have with boeing and if this drags on, they could say let's go with airbus. vonnie: romaine bostick, thank you. romaine: absolutely. guy: let's check in with bloomberg first word news. here is kailey leinz. kailey: beto o'rourke has numbed into the race for the democratic -- jumped into the race for democratic presidential nomination. set piecekipped the

visit just days after that crash as you know it involved ethiopian airways and it's a longstanding boeing customer all mccraw is now in kenya telling a united nations environmental summit we need speed in the fight against climate change while signing off on a lucrative infrastructure deal. french president emmanuel mccall and his kenyan counterpart through can yada celebrating their country's economic partnership peugeot already has a factory here and the french carmaker has promised to double production in the coming months. the countries have signed infrastructure deals worth two and a half billion euros including plans to expand nairobi's rail system. a properly functioning up and commuter rail system both rapid transport system in our cities and particularly here in nairobi will help completely transform the lives of millions of up and. as well as make nairobi a better more wonderful experience both for out tourists and visitors. the two sides also hashed out a highway improvement deal worth one point six billion euros but france isn't the only party interested in improving african infrastructure china also invested bi

airways. and africa's technological at the center urban awful us and google poverty live side by side. in its first episode life ups challenges kenya up developers to help small scale farmers cultivate a new future but can mobile phones really be the seed of change it was putting people into because it's all over the board people to go live outside silicon savannah on al-jazeera. it is murder when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home and mishits layoffs crashing you know. that's not insignificant in the numbers that insignificant ideologically but it is significant even as a crime gag down very significantly by dictating the government's if they fucked up policy shalt not kill the radicalized youth series on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera a quick reminder all of our top stories this hour. the heads of the algerian army has triggered the constitutional process that would declare president abdul aziz which of the unfits for office if there was weeks of mass protests demanding he quits. israel's prime minister is threatening further action against gaza after airstrikes on monday and a rocket far from the strip tension rem