the next stop is the kigali genocide memorial that same afternoon. that was the once to add a photograph of her mother to the wall one of the almost 1000000 victims in 994. despite all the harrowing memories def was our believes rwanda has a promising future. on no 400 who his head is wrong here don't want that we will never be able to bring back the dead . but rwanda has changed radically since 1994. 100 my think that's clear for anyone to see it isn't just the rwandan dream it's more like the rwandan miracle seeing what has happened in the last 25 years. yes i have to say i think it's close to america whatever cause. the remains of death has a mother had been missing for a long time. now her body has been laid to rest here in the memorial site along with 250000 others. the idea of the i don't think we'll ever be able to say our work here is done. but being here gives purpose to our fight for justice and the work of all who are fighting against those who committed or deny genocide because you know when we were here we know what we're fighting for. o

is a poker game supporter and he joins me now from the one capital kigali welcome to. africa. in the 2017 election president paul kagame a gotcha 98 percent off that voters an overwhelming majority is that outcome truly reflective of how people feel towards this president would you say yes simple answer oh right i'd like to challenge and say but he was the only candidates running in the election opposition voices were not allowed to run they were discredited of discredited for one rule and the reason i want to ask if you're comfortable living in a country away opposition voices are silenced is that of democracy. so so 2 things i realize you have been developed in the past and now i'm going back to that and then i come across to combine the 2nd one before i go to the developing on the 1st one is that instead to correct there were 3 candidates in the elections. 2 of the opposition and one the incumbent and then the incumbent one and the tool of the opposition one of them is now in parliament he actually won his party ticket in parliament him and another member of his party are n

in the early hours of this morning, the flight they've been preparing for finally arrived at kigali internationalnal stage of the journey. this is their final destination and their first footsteps onto african soil. the rhinos will stay in these specially—built areas for several months while the team checks they're settled, healthy and ready for life beyond the fences. you see these animals having arrived safely. how does that make you feel? very, very happy and ifeel that they are a survivor, they arrive in rwanda safely. it shows me a future of 100 rhinos, so for me conservation is notjust for the sake of conserving but i see it as a way of improving our life today and in the future. while this is the end of a very long journey, it's just the beginning of what will hopefully be a long life in the wild. victoria gill, bbc news, akagera national park, rwanda. and that's the way it is looking for the moment. you can find me on twitter. plenty more on our website. bye for now. hello. the heat and the humidity have been rising over recent days and that is bringing us feel for some heavy showers and

in the early hours of this morning, the flight they've been preparing for finally arrived at kigali internationaltransferred to trucks for the final stage of the journey. this is theirfinal destination and their first footsteps onto african soil. the rhinos will stay in these specially—built areas for several months while the team checks they're settled, healthy and ready for life beyond the fences. you see these animals having arrived safely. how does that make you feel? very, very happy and ifeel that they are a survivor, they arrive in rwanda safely. it shows me a future of 100 rhinos, so for me conservation is notjust for the sake of conserving but i see it as a way of improving our life today and in the future. while this is the end of a very long journey, it's just the beginning of what will hopefully be a long life in the wild. victoria gill, bbc news, akagera national park, rwanda. we certainly wish them all the best of luck. such beautiful, beautiful creatures. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera, in london. and i'm rico hizon, in singapore. stay with us as our look at globa

in the early hours of this morning, the flight they've been preparing for finally arrived at kigali internationalks for the final stage of the journey. this is theirfinal destination and their first footsteps onto african soil. the rhinos will stay in these specially—built areas for several months while the team checks they're settled, healthy and ready for life beyond the fences. you see these animals having arrived safely. how does that make you feel? very, very happy and ifeel that they are a survivor, they arrive in rwanda safely. it shows me a future of 100 rhinos, so for me conservation is notjust for the sake of conserving but i see it as a way of improving our life today and in the future. while this is the end of a very long journey, it's just the beginning of what will hopefully be a long life in the wild. victoria gill, bbc news, akagera national park, rwanda. that is all from me. tomorrow we will bring you an interview with jeremy hunt, but now on bbc one it 00:26:50,901 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 is time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. swe

victoria gill travelled with the rhinos to kigali in rwanda.ly the foundations of started decades ago when european zoos came together to captive breed thesis of species, the eastern black rhino and association. that meant a europe—wide dating game of easter black rhinos to swap these animals around and produce the most genetically diverse healthy operation. the lead to a situation where 10% of operation. the lead to a situation where10% of the entire world population of easter black rhino now reside in european zoos, just a thousand animals left in total in the wild. these five animals were selected as the best candidates representing and diversity of the gene pool to bring back to africa. on monday the rhinos were put into their special transportation planes and travelled 6000 km. they will spend the first few months here in temporary closures will he settle in and get habituated to their new surroundings, and when the keepers are happy that they are ready for release the doors will be opened to the wider park. this is no small thing. it is t

in the early hours of this morning, the flight they've been preparing for finally arrived at kigali internationalal stage of the journey. this is their final destination and their first footsteps onto african soil. the rhinos will stay in these specially—built areas for several months while the team checks they're settled, healthy and ready for life beyond the fences. you see these animals having arrived safely. how does that make you feel? very, very happy and ifeel that they are a survivor, they arrive in rwanda safely. it shows me a future of 100 rhinos, so for me conservation is notjust for the sake of conserving but i see it as a way of improving our life today and in the future. while this is the end of a very long journey, it's just the beginning of what will hopefully be a long life in the wild. victoria gill, bbc news, akagera national park, rwanda. amazing to see that happen. we should follow that and see how they get on when they return to the wild. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, i'm asad ahmad. the iranian foreign ministry has said the motherfrom lo