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at jomo kenyatta at jomo kenyatta international airport.ays it has contacted the families of all those involved and they have been here at the airport where they have been taken to an emergency centre set up ata taken to an emergency centre set up at a nearby hotel to get more information and counselling. the airport have said they have formed a multi—agency team to identify the body of those in the airport and once they have done that investigation they will release the identified bodies to their families but that may take some time to get through all that 157 on board from 33 nationalities. as it was a mixed roster of passengers because of this big conference due to take place in nairobi this week, perhaps there we re nairobi this week, perhaps there were more people travelling on this flight were more people travelling on this flight at that time than would otherwise have been the case. absolutely not addis ababa is the headquarters of the african union, and also there is this un environment conference opening there are and later this wee

renewable energy president micron congratulated president kenyatta of kenya for making great strides to that end can you get up 275% of its energy from renewable sources like geo thermal and hide your power he encouraged other african countries to follow suit instead of following in the footsteps of europe.. in terms off d developing a reliance on so called dirty energy sources he also committed one point five billion euros to the fight against climate change we spoke to the head of the african development bank about his efforts to that end. i don't see. today i announce is that too does it energy is critical because it would allow is the lights up and give electricity to the sovereign countries. all thanks to the sun. betweenn two thousand thirteen and two thousand fifteen the renewable energy sector took a 59% of our investments. in 2000171100% of investments was in renewable energy on and i do thahat. the secondnd keyey take away frm the summit was a focus on bio diversity and combating deforestation. kenya's president kenyatta said that he would make up 210% of kenya forest by th

change not at the summit billions of dollars we're committed to the cause he is kenya's president kenyatta climate change continues to be a major threat to sustainable development worldwide its impact place is disproportionate everybody the poor and vulnerable we must therefore integrate climate action and sustainable development in our collective efforts to achieve the objectives and other part of the greenland of the twenty thirty agenda for sustainable development. i'll be talking to the un's assistant secretary general about that one planet summit in nairobi in a moment but first to a group of kenyan environmentalist going to great lengths to raise awareness about the harmful effects of plastic tables and entire boat out of plastic waste to highlight the importance of recycling. the good ship flipflop you set sail on a mission it's the first sailing vessel built completely out of plastic waste incorporating around thirty thousand flip flops and other garbage the team took two years and ten tons of plastic to build this ten meter vessel on lamu island off the kenyan coast we had this dr

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major disruptions across africa skies today not always kenyatta apple is paralyzed by strike action of ground stops the government is using tear gas to break up the strike against the takeover of kenya's biggest airport but also making allies kenya at ways. and the world's biggest tourism show gets underway in berlin but the shores of this year's showcase country well asia controversial due to a locational state sponsored homophobia. this is business africa is in berlin it's right by ground stop us paralyze nairobi. east africa's busiest on wednesday check in stuff tanker crews and other personnel went on a twelve hour strike to protest the planned takeover of the airport by a loss making national carrier kenya airways the government sent in riot police to quell the war costs will go to our correspondent in nairobi for the latest in a moment but first this report. clouds of tear gas drove strikers away but also passengers many which were already stranded include us about their next flight the result was injuries among both groups and outrage among airport staffers are already convinced

yes people have been gathering here at kenyatta outport where the boeing seven thirty seven max was expectedto arrive at around ten fatty this morning that is off to a two hour long flight many people here in the country are still learning about the tragic incident but there are some who have come out to the airport in support of the families and friends and of course the kenyan president a hurrican also has tweeted out his condolences he has extended his condolences to the families and said that the prayers with everyone who was on board and with the people who are who are lost the press interest but yeah i mean a lot of people here do also hope that the imagine two thousand to which promise now will be established quickly so that the families and friends can get the support that they need that's hardly a lot of people waiting for more information month after thoughts come to you now this is the worst aviation disaster in ethiopia's history can you tell us more about this airline safety record well it's really a big disaster is a huge tragedy for ethiopia actually you know this well is the

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aviation workers' rights police have been deployed to disperse protesters outside 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.

included academics and aid workers doctors and diplomats and families on their way to visit relatives kenyatta lost the most people in the accident with that t two on board the flight among the eighteen victims from canada was an award winning academic who was born in nigeria and save the children paid tribute to one of its aid workers who was. victims from ethiopia some of the loved ones of those have been gathering at the hotel in nairobi as they wait for news. these are. united in grief and prayer and searching for answers these relatives and friends of those involved in the plane crash are desperate to know how this tragic accident happened. with their well being a top concern for authorities they've been kept away from the media. the focus has been new continue to be. in addition to these investigations which will continue making sure the will for all the friends and families affected is given utmost attention. as the hours go by more stories emerge about the victims kenyan cedric was a law student at georgetown university in the u.s. he'd been heading to nairobi after the death of his fi

yes people are outside kenyatta at port at this moment they have been gathering there this is where the flight was supposed to arrive at around ten thirty am but it never did and of course you know the country is in mourning kenyans as you just heard of the highest number of casualties people here have been reaching out on social media that have been messages pouring in one of the people was the president himself. he was one of the fast people sending out a tweet this morning in which he said we are saddened by the news of an ethiopian airlines passenger that is reported to have crashed six minutes after the takeoff on route to kenya my prayers go out to all the families and associates of those on board as you can see the people at the apple right now that support the families and the friends and whether it's online all the bits at the airport everyone is of course asking the same question how could this have happened and what is it that caused the crash in the first place melanie a little snow what authorities are saying at this point obviously investigations are ongoing but what do we

heredent macron will be alongsgside president kenyatta o kickoff the conference. it is relevant too kenya in the horn of africa. the report mentioned p pollutio, emissions, and contaminated water. extreme flooding and drorought have been n problems here in kenya.a. macron isrelevavant as engaging witith leaders at this conference here. >> the french president w will e in kenya today, as you mentioned. sinces the first visit the nation became independent in 196363 what else is on his a agenda? >> he has just arrivived behinid me. he has walked into the statehouse. the economy will be a a big item onon his agendaa today befororee gets into the environmental side of things tomomorrow. from thehe statehouse, h he wilo to the businesss distrtrict, to talk aboutut partnership and infrfrastructure p project to bg hi-speeded rail from nairobi's business district to the airport. >> thank you. it is time for the business news with s steve and c carol. we start with exit. the british goverernment has announced what tariffs it would apply y if it avaves withohout a deal. >> t

let's go live to nairobi and our africa business editor, larry madowo is atjomo kenyatta airport.aring there, what are airport officials in nairobi telling you? in the last hour, kenyan authorities and airport officials have been addressing the press. they have been addressing the press. they have set up an emergency support centre for the families and friends here and they will be offering counselling for them. they are trying to provide them with some privacy as they come to terms with this tragedy. the aircraft was expected at 10:15am at local time but six minutes after it took off from addis ababa, south—east of the capital, it lost contact and now it has been confirmed it went down and all 30 nationalities on board, 149 passengers and eight crew perished in the aircraft. the authority say the primary source of information is ethiopia but they are expecting the loved ones and friends here at ethiopian airport. what is the safety record of ethiopian airlines? it has one of the best safety records on the continent. the last time the airline had fatalities in the series was in 19

of journeys riot police have been deployed to disperse protesting workers outside 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 h

our africa business editor, larry madowo, is atjomo kenyatta airport.ea i imagine a very sombre atmosphere since the news came through of the flight since the news came through of the flight going down. what is happening now? absolutely, there have been devastated family members all afternoon since the news came through this morning, trying to find more information and authorities here have opened two emergency centres where they can get support including counselling and that is closed off to the public and the media. they have been receiving information about loved ones on that plane. we know that pilot of the aircraft was a canyon ethiopian who reported difficulties to air traffic control and asked to turn back, but six minutes into that flight it came down. here in nairobi a lot of scratching heads and tiers and shock for people who were expecting to see loved ones on this aircraft. this plane does a lot of routes in nairobi, one of the busiest routes in africa and it's almost like a shuttle, a quick to our hop. what about the impact on this on for ex

projects like port are central to president kenyatta as development agenda he's promised all kenyans that things will get better in twenty nineteen but in law the pace of progress may mean some kenyans get left behind finally this week boeing's entire fleet of seven three seven max jets is grounded the planes the company's best seller but u.s. aviation regulators now believe that crashes in ethiopia and indonesia have displayed worrying similarities. reports now from boeing's factory in renton seattle. globally grounded the entire fleet of all three hundred seventy one boeing seven three seven max airplanes are being taken out of service following two unexplained crashes less than six months apart the u.s. was the last country to ground the planes president donald trump made the announcement and we. had a very detailed. group of people working on the seven thirty seven eight and the seven thirty seven nine newer lines. we're going to be issuing an emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the seven thirty seven max eight and the seven thirty seven max nine any plane cur

projects like port are central to president kenyatta as development agenda he's promised all kenyans that things will get better in twenty nineteen but in law the pace of progress may mean some kenyans get left behind finally this week boeing's entire fleet of seven three seven jets is grounded the planes the company's best seller but u.s. aviation regulators now believe that crashes in ethiopia and indonesia have displayed worrying similarities and. reports now from boeing's factory in renton seattle. globally grounded the entire fleet of all three hundred seventy one boeing seven three seven max airplanes are being taken out of service following two unexplained crashes less than six months apart the u.s. was the last country to ground the planes president donald trump made the announcement and we. had a very detailed. group of people working on the seven thirty seven eight and the seven thirty seven nine newer lines. we're going to be issuing an emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the seven thirty seven max eight and the seven thirty seven max nine any plane cur

the plane was bound forjomo kenyatta international airport in nairobi.frica business editor, larry madowo, sent us this update this crash out of addis ababa was only six minutes in the air, and it is important because the captain was a senior captain who had a thousand flight a senior captain who had a thousand flight hours and was very experienced in this plane was only an operation with ethiopian airlines forfour months. it an operation with ethiopian airlines for four months. it we an operation with ethiopian airlines forfour months. it we in an operation with ethiopian airlines for four months. it we in from johannesburg south africa and to addis ababa this morning without incident. they turned it around and was supposed to do this fight into nairobi which is very frequent, four times a day every day and it is one of the most profitable and successful roots. is a quick two hour hop back and forth and they do it rinse and repeat several times a day. the aircraft was a relatively new model, and concerns have been raised about its safety systems. our tra

interest in the latest investigation. 0ur africa business editor, larry madowo, is at nairobi'sjomo kenyattairport. of course, this is less than 2a hours since this terrible crash occurred and as was mentioned, investigations are well under way now, aren't they? investigations are under way and boeing has released a new statement saying it is studying all aspects of its investigation and is cooperating with authorities in ethiopian and under direction of regulators in the us. at nairobi airport, a new ethiopian airlines flight airport, a new ethiopian airlines flight decided, they are not using that 737 max 8 because they have grounded their fleet. they have about six and on order nearly 30 more that was supposed to come on strea m more that was supposed to come on stream and we don't know if that will go ahead. all right, thank for 110w. will go ahead. all right, thank for now. the latest from nairobi's international airport. our business correspondent is theo leggett, and hejoins me now. clearly, our thoughts with those 157 passengers and the families of those caught up in the tragedy, but

the plane was bound forjomo kenyatta international airport in nairobi.rom there, our africa business editor, larry madowo, sent us this update. this crash out of addis ababa, the plane was only six minutes in the airand it is plane was only six minutes in the air and it is odd because the captain was a senior captain who had 8000 flight hours and very experienced and this plane was only an operation with ethiopian airlines forfour months an operation with ethiopian airlines for four months and flew in from johannesburg south africa had to addis ababa without incident and they and it was supposed to do this flight they and it was supposed to do this flight into nairobi, which he does very frequently. four times a day every day, one of the most profitable and successful routes and it isa profitable and successful routes and it is a quick two hour hop back and forth and they do it rinse and repeat several times a day. larry madowo in nairobi. in the past few moments, prime minister theresa may has tweeted saying, i was deeply saddened to hear of the devastat

disrupting hundreds of journeys riot police were deployed to protesting workers outside nairobi's jomo kenyatta airport the aviation workers' union is locked in a dispute with kenyan air race over contracts and job security catherine so it has to details. it's meet morning at one of africa's busiest airports one thousand workers at the rupee's job working at international airport are on strike impacting operations they're protesting against a planned to 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. then came to this hotel to regroup and strategize they told us they will not retreat until they get the answers for a strike. action. 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 canc

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by aviation work as riot police have been deployed to disperse protesters outside 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 un

projects like port are central to president kenyatta as development agenda he's promised all kenyans that things will get better in twenty nineteen but in law the pace of progress may mean some kenyans get left behind finally this week boeing's entire fleet of seven three seven jets is grounded the plane's the company's best seller but u.s. aviation regulators now believe that crashes in ethiopia and indonesia have displayed worrying similarities and. reports now from boeing's factory in renton seattle. globally grounded the entire fleet of all three hundred seventy one boeing seven three seven max airplanes are being taken out of service following two unexplained crashes less than six months apart the u.s. was the last country to ground the planes president donald trump made the announcement and we. had a very detailed. group of people working on the seven thirty seven eight and the seven thirty seven nine newer lines. we're going to be issuing an emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the seven thirty seven max eight and the seven thirty seven max nine any plane cu

projects like level port are central to president kenyatta as development agenda he's promised all kenyans that things will get better in twenty nineteen but in lumber the pace of progress may mean some kenyans get left behind. nairobi. right here al jazeera when we come back blackwater found erik prince admits to al-jazeera that he did meet donald trump's campaign team but that's not what he told congress. with briggs it coming up britain's living abroad wonder what it will mean for them. and support right a struggle to get to grips with conditions head of the first place of the new moto g.p. and seized on that stings. hell are the rains a little early but it seems to be fairly persistence or china vast amounts of cloud riggin that direction really where the rain is going with feeding in warms from the south and the cold relatively speaking countries and also by injuries where the rain is developing for jan and granddaughter particular including hong kong shanghai looks fine if not the yangtze valley is fine back to junk do with temperatures in the high teens if you're lucky with the exce

projects like level port are central to president kenyatta as development agenda he's promised all kenyans that things will get better in twenty nineteen but in love the pace of progress may mean some kenyans get left behind. nairobi. it's good to have you with us hello adrian from going to the headlines on al-jazeera parts of venezuela remain without electricity as the power the battle for political power intensifies rival rallies have been held both for and against president nicolas maduro in the capital opposition leader is called for a nationwide march on caucus president maduro responded by calling a us puppet. we had defeated their coup they tried illegitimately oppression into a president and now today it is obvious to the world is not a president not anything. the puppet delinquent. students in algeria say the government's order to close universities won't deter them from demanding the resignation of president of the losses beautifully college campuses are being shot on sunday two weeks before the spring break was due to start no official reason has been given young people are play

but certainly, there will be very worried families across east africa both at the kenyatta airport ind in addis. >> do you have any information, you've traveled extensively across africa, any information on bishoftu, where this plane crashed? >> well, it's a town southeast of the capital. about an hour's drive away from addis. it's not clear how close it is to that area. it could be that that's the closest point. outside of the immediate capital, it's a big city, the capital of ethiopia. it's relatively rural in those regions. so, the key would be now to try and get people on the scene. ethiopian airlines said there are rescuers on the scene, or at least officials on the scene of this crash. we have not seen any images or indications of any crash rescues going on. but so soon after takeoff, the fears will be, whether there are survivors in this crash, of course, the lion air crash with the same kind of plane, there were no survivors of either the passengers or crew. natalie. >> david mckenzie, we'll say in close contact with you as you continue to break this breaking news story. thank

projects like level port or central to president kenyatta as development agenda he's promised all kenyans that things will get better in twenty nineteen but in lumber the pace of progress may mean some kenyans get left behind in. nairobi. all right let's get a round up now of the headlines on ages in a rival demonstrations have been held on the streets of venezuela's capital caracas between supporters of president nicolas maduro and opposition leader why does to protest took place just blocks away from each other parts of the country remain without telling the for the third day in one of the worst blackouts in decades president maduro called why does a us puppet. look at philip we have defeated their coup they tried illegitimately to turn a person into a president and now today it is obvious to the world is not a president not anything he's a clown and a puppet of delinquent citizens. why does is calling for more war protests. you said it before the regime wants to wear us out. to wear us out brothers and sisters and yes the road has been very long the road has worn us out but we will nev

aviation workers right police have been deployed to disperse protesters outside nairobi's jemma kenyatta airport the strike follows a labor dispute between a workers union and kenya airways. sounds former boss cars gore has been released after more than three months in jail gone left to take tensions and to worrying a mask and cap on to posting almost nine million dollars bail he was arrested in november accused of falsifying financial documents which he denies those are your headlines more news on al-jazeera after the street. we understand the differences. and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it. it will bring you the news and current of the matter to al-jazeera. ok you win the stream today or ugandans mean forced off social media i really could be a lot of we explore the fallout of the ugandan government's levy on dozens of online platforms and speak with activists who are demanding the government change course have you been affected by the tax tell us about it in chat on twitter and we will do our best to get you into this conversation. my name is. j

projects like level port are central to president kenyatta as development agenda he's promised all kenyans that things will get better in twenty nineteen but in lemon the pace of progress may mean some kenyans get left behind. nairobi. thank you sir mz government has officially complained to cricket's governing body for what it says was an inflammatory gesture by the indian cricket team they wore on the style caps during the match against australia in a show of support for the military tension is high between you delhi and islam about after an attack on indian troops in the disputed kashmir region i.c.c. rules prohibit clothing relating to political causes during international matches. the bodies of two european climbers have been found in north and pakistan's kill get baltistan region the two weeks after they've gone missing they were attempting a route on the world's ninth highest mountain that has never been successfully completed the tension between pakistan and india over the disputed kashmir region made the search for the men difficult pakistan's aspace have been partially closed the

of journeys riot police were deployed dispersed protesting what workers outside nairobi is jomo kenyatta airport the country's aviation workers' union is not in a dispute with kenya airways of contracts and job security catherine sawyer reports . it's made morning at one of africa's busiest airports one in a thousand what is it the rupee's job working at international airports are on strike impacting operations they're protesting a. yes to plan to be to the national airline kenya airways and kenya airport 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. and 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

website which are both trending now long passenger lines bought flights are taking off on the jomo kenyatta international airport in nairobi a strike has left hundreds of passengers stranded it's all of a labor dispute about contracts and job security between of weapons union and kenya airways riot police were called in to disperse the striking workers kenya's transport minister said they had no reason to complain a go on strike. do not interfere with us it's a cue to things that is especially when you have no basis for complaints when your job is no no but his view to be sorry. nobody has given you a threat that your job you'll be at risk and yet you're going to train you'll be given assurances that the numbers are going up in terms of employment and you still go on strike that is good money is it is called support touch it is called economic sabotage it is something which cannot be tolerated it is criminal activity let's go now to our correspondent catherine soy she is monitoring the situation for us live in nairobi so what is the situation at the airport now catherine. still bad we've be

let's talk now to our correspondent larry madowo, who's atjomo kenyatta airport in nairobi.ut some of the victims. some of the victims are getting identified now from british citizens, of which there we re british citizens, of which there were seven on the aircraft, but also the biggest and most affected country is kenya with 32 victims, 18 canadians and a lot of people from around the world. a global tragedy with people from places like sweden, italy, france, slovakia, togo, nigeria and uganda. some coming here to nairobi for a major united nations conference that open today and they only got to fly six minutes from addis ababa before the plane came down. in the last few minutes we have heard from state tv in ethiopia reporting that the black box flight recorder has been found. we are waiting to confirm that but it would be a key discovery in trying to figure out how a four—month—old aircraft came down six minutes into the flight operated by one of the most senior captains working with ethiopian airlines, 8000 hours in the sky and if anyone could have handled this plane it

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