by the process, with its spotless streets, perfectly manicured, green spaces and inviting parks. kigali has repeatedly been named the cleanest city in africa by the united nations. everywhere you look, women and men are busy keeping the city clean, removing weeds and even cleaning the roof of the shopping mall. it's a deliberate campaign to attract foreign investment. if it, while the pop up the clean, the streets are a sign of discipline, worrying discipline, as i said, that's important to me because i'm looking to recruit people here. so if i've walked a discipline has happened, all kept, and it was definitely a factor in choosing lawanda. rashaw pom wonder this. discipline has had an impressive effect on one does development. the country has come a long way. lawanda is in central africa in the great lakes region, a country that has seen one of the cruelest genocides in history. in 1994 who, 2 ethnic extremists massacred the tootsie minority. the massacre lasted 4 months and claimed nearly 800000 lives. the country was left devastated. 3 decades later, this new rwanda is almost unreco

we're in the hollywood kigali. rwanda has not only become an attractive destination for entrepreneurs, but also tourists with boutique luxury hotels breathtaking landscapes and of mountain gorillas. hello. ah, behind this impressive revival is polka, gummy. president of rwanda and former rebel leader in just a few years, he managed to bring his people back together and rebuild the country. now he wants to put rwanda on the world stage, but at what cost? kick ami was re elected for the 3rd time in 2017 with over 98 percent of the vote. he faces little opposition and independent journalists who dare to speak out. risk arrest. t r u on his face in our research is met with constant scrutiny from authorities. you ask a lot of questions were officers when we uncovered didn't always fit the image of an economic miracle. justly born this to keep streets clean and crime to a minimum. the government resorts to arbitrary arrests and remote rehabilitation centers that resemble prisons up to 4000 men in uniform, live cramped together on this island. oh don't oh we're wanda, is known as the land of

reporter: peace iraguha, her co-founder stephen ogweno, and a small team in rwanda's capital, kigali,pp to raise awareness. they hope to motivate young adults in particular to change their ways and lead a healthier lifestyle. peace: in the lifesten app, you can train to be healthy and also get rewarded for it. we create challenges. the more you engage in those challenges, the more points you collect, and these points can be redeemed through our partners. reporter: the app rewards users' diet, exercise, and relaxation efforts with points and prizes. this helps users learn healthier routines in a playful way. international diet and fitness trackers already exist, but they haven't had much success in rwanda. the lifesten app is not only in english and french, but also in the local language, kinyarwanda. peace: the solutions need to be home-based. we know the problem, we know the burden. we've lived with it. and my people will likely understand what i bring. so it's really easier to achieve behavior change if it's coming from someone from their communities. reporter: that's why the start-

or now in the order we're in the hollywood kigali. rwanda has not only become an attractive destination for entrepreneurs, but also tourists with boutique luxury hotels breathtaking landscapes and mountain gorillas. hello. ah, behind this impressive revival is polka, gummy. president of rwanda and former rebel leader in just a few years, he managed to bring his people back together and rebuild the country. now he wants to put rwanda on the world stage, but at what cost? cami was re elected for the 3rd time in 2017, with over 98 percent of the vote. he faces little opposition and independent journalists who dare to speak out risk arrest. p r u i despise in. our research is met with constant scrutiny from authorities. you ask a lot of questions, were officers when we uncovered didn't always fit the image of an economic miracle . justly born this to keep streets clean and crime to a minimum. the government resorts to arbitrary arrests and remote rehabilitation centers that resemble prisons up to 4000 men in uniform, live cramped together on this island. oh. 2 don't oh we're wanda, is known

it is all most of us now lives 5 kilometers from his old house on one of the hills of kigali, a big change. the buildings resemble modern social housing, with gardens and green spaces, around 300 resettled families from various districts of the city live in the complex i do. most of us apartment has 2 bedrooms and a living room. plus a bathroom with a toilet. missouri. we are running water in the shower. in the old house, there was water, but no shower hoya. we used to wash and wanted to get tab little go, get em us. got up. most of us living standards have greatly improved thanks to this government property with running water and a furnished kitchen. but modern living comes at a cost. this living space is smaller than his previous one. and the children now have to share one room, 3 of them sleeping in one bunk bed. ah, up there with my sister. and very you sent me to where their older brother sleeps. yeah, before i had my own room and the son had to help room, even the brother whose room had to it's bigger and more comfortable. make this one month like i met another guy. you've met, impro

do you think on groups like the n 23 and the government in kigali because they're obviously watching very carefully what is happening and what is being said? i think is the anonymous pressure. and just to go back to what massimo was saying they, the pope had also invited betia from rwanda and burundi. and indeed the great lakes area, though he's meeting with these bishop because as you know, because of the church in africa indeed is it well connected? if you like it, well i of machinery. so there is an important movement to resolve this problem. because interestingly, both country have and majority causeway. now i think there is a normal pressure already being brought by the catholic bishop of congo. danco, the association of family, a conference call go on the current president as though he is already feeling the pressure and well, like every or that, every other politician he's trying to you that maggio. but i think that will frank, this is focus prophetically on what he thinks about the problem and that is consistent with his message or and mr. for sure that the political leader m

the congolese government, as it used to wander, supporting the group which kigali denies. on a conflict in the d r. c is one of the issue is being discussed at the african union summit. and ethiopia leaders have gathered and addis ababa for the 1st day of high level talks that the to rekey taliban pakistan has came responsibility for an attack on a police headquarters in karachi, which killed at least 2 officers and one civilian local media report that there was a heavy exchange of gunfire between the police and the attackers who stormed the compound. a clean up is underway in new zealand. after a cycling ravaged its east coast, the storm made land fall and the north island on monday, killing at least 9 people and thousands though are still missing. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news for you here after the listening post. do stay with us on out there. one to 3000000 j register to vote in the 2020, pretty general room. the next 10 to 30000000 more than the entire voting population in the rest of west africa. the vote to say they care about the econom

showers, in that they billed over late victorian and go west was so every lunch time in for example, kigali and probably wouldn't bother. you tend to get a thunderstorm and that's reflected, that's like as well. but the active what has been for the sex tropical cycling. freddie made landfill in eastern madagascar, and during says, you can spend all his time over the open fairly will more to sort of gain some strengths. not a huge amount, but it'll be gusting in excess of a 100. and 10 kennedy's prob, i'm moving fairly quickly. west was and guess where it is going, fairly easy guess, isn't it? it's the coast of mozambique, and it's slowing down and losing power, but it's so full of rain that will be flooding awe. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation, the story of the world is that the global site developed the global knowledge and continues to do that with no host and no limitation. the corporation, if it were he, a man would act like a psychopath. part one of as yo bobbo, and i said, raymond, we have to reduce our consumption here. but we also nee

they move western reinvigorate of a bunch of bordeaux kigali. otherwise it's not particularly western, this part of africa. the rain is for the sas which is seasonally correct. a lot of it is comforting freddy now friendly. the tropical sector, which is making landfill during friday, over mozambique it's winds will comes, cause some damage and optically strong but nor indeed is much of the infrastructure . and studying is more light with the risk anyway, so as it moves in landed, lose its strengths. it lose the winds, but it brings torrential rain and flooding. was it to take the name away, but it goes in to the northeast to south africa and zimbabwe for another 2 days. ah. a catastrophic series of earthquakes into kiya and syria has taken thousands of people's lives and left many more harmless. a major mobilization of humanitarian support is underway ah, teams on the ground will bring you continuous updates to t n. syria makes on al jazeera oh the book back. you're watching out there with me. the whole rahman and reminder of our top news storie

the congolese government hasn't used the wonder of supporting the group which kigali denies. in december, the u. n. accused the m 23 of killing, more than a 130 people. all the conflict in the d. r. c is expected to be one of the issues discussed at the african union summit. and ethiopia, you're watching live pictures now from the capital, addis ababa, where leaders have been gathering for the 1st day of high level talks at the summit will for more on this, when are joined by mark web, he's in the ethiopian capital for us, mark, and we've also been just hearing more there about the frustrations and eastern d. i see that conflict. very tricky. one for the a you and there are a number of conflicts on the agenda and us yeah. heads of state from across the continent of travelled here to his capital, addis ababa in anytime now they're expected to meet in the auditorium inside this dome and that conflict. anything congo, isn't the one of the things that we would expect to be disgust. congress says it's fighting rwandan soldiers inside congo. there's a lot of evidence that rwanda ba

they form overnight in late victoria, they move western reinvigorate of a budget, bordeaux kigali. otherwise it's not particularly wet in this part of africa. the rain is 3rd, a sas which is seasonally correct. a lot of it is comforting freddy now friendly. the tropical cycle, which is making landfill during friday, over mozambique it's winds will comes, cause some damage and optically strong but nor indeed is much of the infrastructure . and flooding is more light with the risk. anyway, so as it moves in landed, lose its strengths, it'll lose the winds, but it brings to venture rain and flooding with it to will take the name away. but it goes in to the northeast to south africa, and zimbabwe for another 2 days. ah ah, a story of love, patient, and pay i know what forces me to live in that camp is my love for him. oh it is you to world fellows this trouble a couple. trying to get buried and said, how po peanut palestinian refugee camp in booth for the next 2 months should meet in the drink. go out or do anything just say chatty, let come. the price of love or no just euro. oh oh. o

the company is government has a juice to wander, supporting the on the group, which kigali denies. in december, the u. n. q is the m 23 of killing, more than a 130 people on the conflicts in the d. r. c. is one of the issues being discussed at the african union summit in addis ababa. the ethiopian capital leaders have gathered there for the 1st day of high level talks. you're watching live pictures now from the summit to where, as you can see, you and secretary general antonio gutierrez has been addressing delegates. well, for more on this, let's speak to malcolm web. he is across this for us in adis, malcolm. we know the conflict in easton, d r. c. has been a tricky one for the a. you see there that there were wandering and congolese presidents of ada. many summers on the sidelines. there are not us so i, well most of the leaders inside the auditorium is inside that don't speaking right now is the side bar meetings where the real deals can be done. we know the on friday president bush coming of rwanda president felix just to getty of congo he will on the understood to be to 2 side

so every lunch time in, for example, kigali and probably wouldn't bother. you tend to get us understood. and that's reflected as we like as well. but the active what has been for the sex tropical cycling. freddy made landfill in eastern madagascar and during the says, you can spend all its time over the open fairly warm water so it will gain some strengths. not a huge amount, but it will be gusting in excess of a $110.00 can be spread. i'm moving fairly quickly. west was and guess where it is going. fairly easy guess is new. it's the coast of mozambique, and it's slowing down and losing power, but it's so full of rain that will be flooding with join the debate. we know that that version is empowered by the government and stained by the government. today they are the government africans how security is also global healthcare. on an online, at your voice, there is no right defense. there is no right to protest. we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work toward i sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary. i'll get better payi

ye can they form overnight in late victoria, they move western reinvigorate of a budget, bordeaux kigali. otherwise it's not particularly wet in this part of africa. the rain is further sas, which is seasonally correct. a lot of it is coming, fretting our friend is a tropical cycle, which is making landfill during friday. over mozambique it's winds will comes co, some damage that optically strong but nor indeed is much of the infrastructure and flooding is more light. we the risk anyway. so as it moves in landed, lose its strengths, it will lose the winds, but it brings torrential rain and flooding with it to take the name away. but it goes in to the northeast to south africa and zimbabwe for another 2 days. the, the you a call with of impress to people over the world. this is been going on for a number of hours with a gap in use of the whole story from an international perspective. we try to explain to our global audience how this could impact the life. this is an important part of the world, and our view is very good at bringing the news to the world from here. in syria citizens are co

these are the busy streets of kigali, rwanda -- a land-locked african nation that was once the site offic genocide that killed nearly a million and left 2 million refugees. rwanda is now at peace and has become an unlikely place of refuge for the last year and a half, to the girls of sola. and they seem to be settling in. >> are you ready for this? >> yes. >> the evening we arrived at sola's temporary campus here, the 6th and 7th grades were holding a geography competition. classes here are taught in english. the girls were racing to identify nearly 200 countries all around the globe. they're wearing masks not to protect against covid but to hide their identities to protect their families still in afghanistan. >> my name is zahra. >> zahra's family has left the country, so she can show her face. suraya's and najia's are still there. >> you knew every country in the world. >> yes. >> you like it? >> it was fun. >> you like contests? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> they're so passionate. they're so active. they're so eager. they're so interested. >> shabana basij-rasikh is sola's founder and sin

so every lunch time in for example, kigali probably wouldn't bother. you tend to get a thunderstorm and that's reflected that lake as well. but the active what has been for the sex tropical cycling. freddie made land fallen eastern madagascar and during the 30th and spend all its time over the open, fairly warm water. so it will gain some strength. not a huge amount, but it will be gusting in excess of a $110.00. can you describe moving fairly quickly west was and guess where it is going. fairly easy guess is new. it's the coast of mozambique and it's slowing down and losing power, but it's so full of rain that will be flooding ah . unmanned aerial vehicle. deadly but increasingly familiar tunes on the modern battlefield with the conflict in ukraine spotting the 1st full scale drone wall and pointing to a coming age of artificial intelligence. and upon them as weapons. people and power examines the ethical questions around this proliferating technology. and whether it poses a dystopian threat, drones and the future of war on a jazz either i just went a

and ultimately, you can have very bad effects in july of 1993, radio broadcasts in kigali, rwanda, openly attacked and demonized a tribe called the tutsis on ethnic grounds, just like msnbc. less than a year later, tutsis were dragged through their homes and hacked to death with machetes. >> it was the most horrifying of our age. imad culebra garza lived through that. >> she was a tutsi killer's, came to her house, dragged off her family, murdered them. >> she hid in a bathroom for months. >> an amazing story. and she emerged without bitterness. we're going to show you part of the conversation we had with her, which is an amazing conversation. but the moment that soldiers turned up to murder or watch this, i remember was twitching and i saw them through the pain, the window of the bathroom, and i didn't know that were coming. so they came very quiet. so they were dressed or banana leaves. you know, they had all kind of arms, grenades. they had guns along spears. they came quiet and they started to scream. and this is the first time they did, which they did eight times. and they started to