was heavily with the center for research on the congo 'd kinshasa welcome to the program david let me start with you today what's the status of the peacekeeping force now in d.r. see why have they not been able to get these armed groups under control especially in north. whether you know the disc it's been in the city is one of the biggest in. new shali was around 17 towers and in the. cincinnati mentioned 9 will have a phone will 'd find the piece also. when of off the actions of the partition of the activities of ready. the reality of. the sea is of the. place to look and for an answer. most of the look of minutes pieces of the forest. from some military officers and for him you have all this current also foreseen you really dismissed the myth. of the mission and if you put all that in a political way political courses that is not the order of the day well then the government has been having a lesson that must be pretty and most of the time and where we have. been elected. without that capacity of possibility to deliver. the citizen then with less than few of the talent in this nati

on sunday on the congo river near lake mind on bear and the boat was traveling from the capital kinshasa to equity province the government says it was overloaded well i know i can he has more from the capital kinshasa this news was right now confirmed by the. humanitarian action. not the 1st time anyway on this leg of mine everything happened according to the condition of the boats these bore today usually take a large number like it really saved the squirming that more than 700 people were on this boat leaving tell not can shutter to bring this is called. then there were troubling during the night time and because of the condition of the people in the ward and also the large number of people and much on days then they got this accident on the river so the big challenge right now is because of access to this area it is not very easy to access and also. the most of the troubling nor depress were the rescue team can't properly walk to to to give the tradition to the victims so far for now they are still missing more than 200 to 300 people according to the deity or officials. well the wild

sank in the congo river on sunday night it was heading to her province after leaving the capital kinshasa hundreds of people are still missing. my county is at the scene of over the edge. we are right now in the village. did happen it did not started here but the police explain to us that when the trouble of the started with the board indian river they did their best to bring the boat around to do a reverse order to they can help the people according to their capacity but as you can see the boat is just behind me and we still have bodies inside there but we are unable to see exactly how many people still inside that boat but right now we found out there are. other bodies in disability the government in talking is talking in terms of 60 people killed and also we find another 16 people buried in this village and some of them were sent. so all the victims are around here they explain for us the atrocities that today the experience during. the accident in the boards and all the saw what caused exactly the the accident the main cause still the overloaded and the numbers of the passenger in the

late on sunday on the congo river near lake minden bay now the boat was traveling from the capital kinshasa province the government says it was over large and the world health organization has approved the oxford astra zeneca covered 1000 vaccine for emergency use that decision will allow low and middle income nations to immunize their populations against the virus meanwhile the palestinian authority says israel's blocked the entry of 2000 coronavirus vaccines into the gaza strip those doses of the sputnik vaccine are intended for front line medical workers the 1st jobs was supposed to have been given out on tuesday u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi has announced plans to form an independent commission to investigate last month's assault on capitol hill pussy says it would look into and report all the facts and causes of the attack in which 5 people died well those are the headlines they'll be more news here off the witness. in china and so. while it's a must sound it's national until maybe the shins yet. how are you going to tell the american or you both when you when you meet somebody who's

late on sunday on the congo river near lake mind on bay the boat was traveling from the capital kinshasa to a quarter province the government says it was overloaded and while a new economy has more now from the capital kinshasa this news was. actually. not the 1st time in any way on. everything according to the condition of the boats these bore today usually to. make it really saved the score for being more than they have been and with people on this boat leaving tell not can shut up to boarding this is called. then there were troubling during the night time and because of the condition of the people and also the large number of people and too much on the eyes then they got this accident on. so the big challenge right now is because of access to this area it is not very easy to access and also. the more sort of the troubling nor depressed world the rescue team can properly walk to to to give the tradition to so far. they are still missing more than 200 to so young people according to the deity or visuals. well the world health organization has approved the oxford astra zeneca 1000 vaccin

with actually that so and also the congolese very very very big and there was a huge step between kinshasa before they reached the village where the trouble is so this also makes it very difficult to actually. rescue when the accident happened . frequently indeed i'm sure we'll get a clearer idea of what the authorities are going to do in the coming hours for the moment valentine connie thank you for joining us from can shaista. now turkey has summoned the american ambassador in ankara to explain washington's response to the killing of 13 turkish soldiers in iraq and their bodies were found in a cave in northern iraq president rest of the one described the u.s. statement condemning the coming as a joke they call that the u.s. either stand with turkey or against it. because. i don't know. if we are together with you in nato and if we are to continue our unity in the world and in nato the new x. and sealy towards us then you will stand with us not with the terrorists robert pearson is a former us ambassador to turkey joins me now live from raleigh in north carolina via skype mr ambassador go

country not a province depending from a political question is from kinshasa. knowing tony thanks so much for the update for us from just thank you. the former president of argentina colors but it has died at the age of by he won 2 elections about the country from 1991 to know that i was born a muslim to syrian immigrant parents who converted to catholicism while in prison during the 970 s. and eighty's treason both looks back at a life that was flamboyant often controversial. cattlemen name was for many argentines a man from another time and another place he was born in the remote mountaineers northwestern province of letter her to syrian immigrants parents. many became governor of his home province in 1973 when presenting the peronist party founded by the former president one bit on he adopted the style with his scout address and white sideburns of 1000 century rule he rose and brought to one our society's flamboyant some but nash mixing with showbiz and sporting celebrities and driving fast cars. he came to power in 1909 as argentina was suffering hyperinfla

kinshasa is pointing the finger of blame at a group in the area. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. boris johnson has been describing his route out of lockdown for the united kingdom. a four step plan to bring the whole of the country out of restrictions by the middle of june. he told mp's a wretched year will give way to a spring and summer that is different, adding the lifting of lockdown could cost more lives. >> escape the fact that lifting the lockdown will result in more cases, more hospitalizations, and sadly more deaths. there is therefore no credible route to a zero covid britain or a zero covid world. we cannot persist indefinitely with restrictions that debilitate our economy, our physical and mental well-being, and the life chances of our children. >> we would have more reaction from london later in the story very shortly. the french riviera is going into a local lockdown for the next two weekends. nice, the region's capital, france's fifth biggest city has recorded 700 positive cases per 100,000 inhabitan

locals said the boat hit a rock east of the capital kinshasa while travelling at night, which is forbidden for respiratory and heart problems. as president he privatised creaky state enterprises in a massive transformation of argentine institutions in the early 1990s. in the us, some southern and central states are gripped in a bitter arctic chill, millions have been left without power. the national weather service says the situation is unprecedented. meteorologistjeremy goodwin, in kansas, told us more. i tell you what, i haven�*t seen anything like this professionally. i have been a broadcast meteorologist for about 25 years now. and tonight was the coldest day we have had in topeka, kansas, since just before christmas of 1989. so it is not record—breaking — records go back to the 18805 — but, you know, we�*re talking about three decades. certainly it is notable. but we�*re looking at low temperatures here in topeka, that�*ll be about —27.7 c, or —18 fahrenheit, and you have to go back 30 years to find a number that low. so, jeremy what do you think is going on? the polar vortex does not

the president in kinshasa. for not leading political to and also targeting some. really leading with president joseph kabila and himself is in. the same so it isn't really a political situation linked to this what is happening right now. definitely we will be following what. what is happening in. india for a fraud situation there and. thanks very much for health officials in guinea have reported the deaths of 3 people from boehner at least 11000 people died during an epidemic in west africa that last between 20132016 the virus is also being reported in democratic republic of congo let's cross cross to never talk in the dock for us nic getting was hit hard by this last time around so people will be very worried what do we know so far. yes very worried indeed i mean the health authorities right now for them it's a race against time to try to trace those that have been in contact or have touched patients 0 the 1st patient that has that was infected with the bowl of virus and we're talking about a nurse who works in the region of ns eric or a which is in the southwest

happened late on sunday on the congo river near lake mind the boat was traveling from the capital kinshasa to province the government says it was overloaded. the world health organization has approved the oxford astra zeneca kovan 1000 vaccine for emergency use the decision will allow low and middle income nations to immunize their populations against the virus turkey's president has accused the us of supporting kurdish fighters who he says i'm behind the killing of that team turkish hostages their bodies were found in a cave in northern iraq which up to about a one had summoned the american ambassador in ankara to explain washington's response to the killings and demonstrators in india calling for the release of an activist accused of helping to write a protest guys or 30 say he helped to develop a toolkit used to spread awareness of widespread from the protests it was also shared online by the swedish environmental activist pressure to unbagged cruz voiced her support for the farmers they've been protesting for months now against the go against government reforms of the agricultural sect

the boat was traveling from the capital kinshasa province the world health organization has approved the oxford astra zeneca coated $1000.00 vaccine for imagine say use that decision will allow low and middle income nations to immunize their populations against the virus turkey's president has accused the us of supporting kurdish fighters who he says are behind the killing of that teen turkish hostages their bodies were found in a cave in northern iraq russia tripod on has summoned the american ambassador in ankara to explain washington's response to those killings well those are the headlines rob we'll have more news for you here after what i want me. on counting the cost has iraq's oil wealth gone from fans from the civil servants to corrupt politicians take a closer look and the m.r.i. on a technology behind coded 19 vaccines how long before it's used to find the cure for cancer counting the calls for that was just weird. there was strongly is a late soldier is. the special air service is regiment. carried out operations in afghanistan. has taken a look back and say that we were t

has more from kinshasa. situation still very tense in some areas you know. big city a very big town. i think that this militia and the most of them are right now trying to hide. so soldiers are trying to follow them they report is also saying that some soldiers as well were killed in one of the presidential bodyguard because this is where and one of them we have to mention that the word. of dissolution were also a troll of the 4 heavy gun which is protected in this military base. so we have some soldiers have been killed also according to sources from military but of officially we have 4 militia those who were killed during the operation and of course soldiers are still following them in different cities the big challenge to the military is also the militia the civilian dress the i'm not in the military so it's very difficult to detect them when they are hiding themselves some of them have family in the city so decided current situation going on in the town. of why congress behave well dozens of people have been killed during overnight fighting in northern y

as more from kinshasa he just feel very tense in some areas you know. it big city a very big town. i think these militia on the right now. so soldiers are trying to follow them they report is also saying that some soldiers of the well were killed. but as additional bodies. because 2 business were cut and one of them we have to mention that it's worse. than. dissolution will pick which all of the 4 heavy guns protected in this military business. so we have some soldiers have been killed also according to sources from military but our officially we have 4 militia those who were killed during the opposition and of course soldiers a. different city the big challenge to the military is also the militia on the civilian dress the i'm not in the military so it's very difficult to detect them when they are hiding themselves some of them have family in the city so decide to cut. going on in the town of. demonstrations have been held in bahrain ahead of the 10th anniversary of the popular uprising against its monarchy reign was the only gulf country that saw a protester in the 20 alive an ara

late on sunday on the congo river near lake my and only the vessel was traveling from the capital kinshasa to ecuador province the government says it was overloaded. still ahead on al-jazeera why the world health organization says it's better prepared to tackle the new ebola outbreak in guinea this time round plus why joe biden's chosen the state of wisconsin for his 1st official trip and what people there are hoping is going to come out of it. for. the sheer miles no longer blowing down the gulf than the strength of that wind directions more or less opposite bring you suddenly up through saturday in generating quite a lot of cloud in fact is a big system developing here the cold air that's coming out of europe across the black sea is going to start to generate yet more snow in turkey has already fallen in greece and then the cold air comes across the mediterranean it turns into a storm system you've seen this time and time again this is a late winter one it will hit northern egypt quite badly and then the levant was rain and snow more or less from the golan heights northwards and the sign

240 people are still missing the boat was heading to a province after departing from the capital kinshasa. south africa's former president could be jailed after he defied an order to attend an inquiry into alleged corruption during his time in office the commission plans to ask the constitutional court for an order that jacob zuma is guilty of contempt of court the so-called state capture inquiry which has been running for 2 years is investigating allegations that zuma allowed the wealthy gupta family to plunder state resources and influence policy zuma denies any wrongdoing for me to miller is in johannesburg with this report. and in the greatest significance of what's happened today is just how it reflects on the african national congress the governing party in south africa and how it views what the former president has done we do know that the top 6 leadership of the a.n.c. had planned to see the former president to compel him to appear at the commission but this really is symbolic of the divisions within that party and its fight against corruption if the former president says their t.

last question now, we go to kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo.ttle or no capacity _ to equip their schools or take . advantage of new technologies. what consequences could this disparity have - on the competitiveness of young africans on the international - labour market? thank you very much. minouche, let me come to you on that one, please, the digital haves and have—nots, particularly in africa. you've raised a very important issue, the digital divide exists everywhere, and it is perhaps most extreme in the poorest parts of the world. i think there is an upside to digital, which is of course that it provides access to information in a way that is far cheaper than before as well. so i think we have to... you know, i think countries in africa have to think about their educational strategy from a digital perspective from the beginning. and use the cost savings that digital offers in order to leapfrog some of the more old—fashioned approaches to education, which advanced economies did. so it is a constraint at the moment, but i do think it is an op

place at the virunga national park in the east of the country and i like county has the latest from kinshasa want to know why to do so. but it's all due to teach your. does not know.

late on sunday on the congo river near lake mind on may the bird was traveling from the capital kinshasa to a province. the world health organization has approved the oxford astra zeneca 1000 vaccine for emergency use the decision will allow low and middle income nations to immunize their populations against the virus the palestinian authority says that israel has banned the entry of 2000 coronavirus vaccines into the gaza strip those doses of the sputnik vaccine are intended for front line medical workers the 1st jobs was supposed to have been given out on tuesday palestinian health authorities have reported more than $53000.00 cases and at least $537.00 deaths since the start of the pandemic u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi is establishing an independent commission to investigate the deadly january 6th assault on capitol hill in a letter to her democratic party colleagues for those she said the commission will be modeled on the one formed at the $911.00 attacks well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera off to inside story do stay with us . france rethin

last question now, we go to kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo. have little or no capacity _ to equip their schools or take . advantage of new technologies. what consequences could this disparity have - on the competitiveness of young africans on the international - labour market? thank you very much. minouche, let me come to you on that one, please, the digital haves and have—nots, particularly in africa. you've raised a very important issue, the digital divide exists everywhere, and it is perhaps most extreme in the poorest parts of the world. i think there is an upside to digital, which is of course that it provides access to information in a way that is far cheaper than before as well. so i think we have to... you know, i think countries in africa have to think about their educational strategy from a digital perspective from the beginning. and use the cost savings that digital offers in order to leapfrog some of the more old—fashioned approaches to education, which advanced economies did. so it is a constraint at the moment, but i do think it

locals said the boat hit a rock east of the capital kinshasa while travelling at night, which is forbiddennos aires, for respiratory and heart problems. as president he privatised creaky state enterprises in a massive transformation of argentine institutions in the early 1990s. malaysia�*s prime minister has annouced that his ocuntry will get its first batch of pfizer covid—19 vaccines on the 21st of february. muhyiddin yassin said kick off its inoculation drive five days after that he will be the first to receive a dose of the vaccine when the campaign starts on february 26. malaysia has seen a sharp spike in coronavirus infections in recent weeks, after having largely reined in the epidemic formost of 2020. this was his most scathing rebuke yet. he said the former president was not entitled to not comply with the thumb one of the main things that mr zuma has been called to give evidence to other the widespread allegations that he presided over a network of corruption where has allies used their influence to get access to you lucrative date contracts for his benefit. he has repeatedly ref

the vessel went down on sunday province it had left the capital kinshasa and was headed for dhaka about 700 kilometers up river. everything happened so fast as the boat broke up deep in the river the passengers all panicked inside the boat making the situation worse and the owner couldn't do anything to control the situation the boat was overloaded with passengers and merchandise. it's those about $700.00 people were on board the boat about half were able to make it assure the congolese minister for humanitarian affairs stephen byock e ses the boat was travelling at night which is against the law he's called for all those responsible to be held accountable but those at the scene say they have more pressing needs to be managed. we haven't received any help from authorities to deal with the situation we have bodies under this boat in the river but there's no way to remove them even the local rescue team are asking for money before getting in the water to remove the bodies where we get the money from. ship wrecks are frequent here with boats often dilemma dated and overloaded and many pass

personnel we want to bring in now who is our producer on the line from kinshasa tell us more about what happened what do we know went on here. yeah i want to know why it's not only on. hold. because it's not known but we want to. tell your numbers and. be clued in. but officials from the. number of people killed during this attack may be done on what we have right now. we have seen. during the attack in depok oficial up a couple forming and also the u.n. some u.n. sources of performing the main objective of this attack was to take the whole stage or see shows in the convoy of these. world food program convoy when do were troubling people inside the park and also the news we are getting from officials saying that the number of people may be because the attack happened is not go told by national no. this is why this petition is very critical right now. of course the number of injured people and also people killed during a talk even though we know this is not desist time. is very dangerous in terms of 4 different to rebel groups walking in this area and they always attacking with very seri

locals said the boat hit a rock east of the capital kinshasa while travelling at night, which is forbiddensentence for tweets and lyrics that attacked the monarchy and police. pablo hasel was given until last friday to turn himself in, after being sentenced to nine months for glorifying terrorism, and slandering the crown and state institutions. daniel wittenberg reports. pablo hasel is a rapper and political rabble. a catalan separatist, he has insulted spain�*s former king, one colours, and police over the treatment of migrants and independence protesters. now a spanish court has found his comments insulted the monarchy and incited violence. so he is challenging the judiciary as well. pablo hasel has locked himself inside a university building in lleida. the police haven�*t intervened, but he wants if they want to jail him they will have to break—in. translation: i they will have to break-in. translation:— translation: i will keep spreading _ translation: iwill keep spreading my _ translation: iwill keep spreading my message i translation: | will keep | spreading my message and translati

who were killed in an attack in democratic republic of congo are being transported to the capital kinshasa. vehicles carrying the coffins arrived at going to airport newcastle last year on his guard were killed after the u.n. convoy was ambushed in a park on monday the congolese government claims a rebel group known as the f.t.l. off the carrying out that attack. on the jazz electoral commission says mohamed presume has won the presidential runoff there with 55.7 percent of the vote he spoke to head of his challenger former president about how money was money but the vote has been marred by the killing of 7 election workers on sunday election observers have been calling on the candidates to respect the final results as vote counting their continued all the jobless rate in south africa has now jumped to 32.5 percent that's the highest since records began in 2008 between october and december last year a further $700000.00 people lost their jobs meaning a total of 7200000 unemployed that means a 3rd of the working age population is out of the job so the africa has the continent's the highest

happened late on sunday on the congo river near lake my gma com the boat was traveling from the capital kinshasa to quite a province the government says it was overloaded alan can i has more from concetta this news was. not the 1st time in any way on. everything according to the condition of the boat. bore today usually. really saved. more than 700 people on this boat living hell not just up to boarding this is called. there were troubling night time and because of the condition of the poor. people and much of. this accident. so the challenge right now is because of access to this area it is not very easy to access and also. the more soft. traveling. rescue team can properly walk to to to to give the tradition to so far. still missing more than 20200 people according to the deity of his shows. still ahead on al-jazeera why the world health organization says it's better prepared to tackle the new impala outbreak in guinea this time round and the killing of 13 turkish police and soldiers in iraq leads to a diplomatic dispute between the u.s. and turkey. this is a really harsh winter haven't most o

a vessel was traveling from the capital kinshasa to equator province the government says the boat was overloaded 5 people have been sentenced to death for the murder of an author in bangladesh of egypt roy who was hacked to death outside a bookstore in 2000 book fair in 2015 he was a us citizen a prominent author and blogger who criticised religious extremism his killers are all members of an al qaeda inspired group which is believed to have killed more than a dozen secular activists and blockers australia's prime minister scott morrison has apologized to a woman who says she was raped in the parliament building 2 years ago former government staffer brittany higgins says the attack was carried out by a colleague in the defense minister's office morrison has promised an investigation into the government's workplace culture. i mean that should not have happened. and do apologize that shouldn't happen that's one of i suspect many process issues that stiffly foster will by hype a dignified and ensure that those improvements are money but at the end of the die i want to make sure that any

place at the very good national park in the east of the country an ally county has the latest from kinshasa want to know why tomorrow on the stock. but it's a whole day to day i did teach you off he's not known but we all want to get there for. use body guards he could in detroit but officials from the area are forming the number of people killed during this attack maybe i don't know what we have right now so we have to do others injured during the attack or. a national strike is underway and me and mar despite a thinly veiled threat from the military that it could use lethal force crowds have gathered in several cities demanding military rulers step down after seizing power 3 weeks ago 2 people were shot dead in demonstrations on saturday and the head of the u.n. has condemned the military's actions and urged them to respect the will of the people today i call on the me and not military to stop the repression immediately release the prisoners and the violence respect human rights and the will of the people expressed in recent elections have no place in our modern world i welcome the resolu

the vessel went down on sunday province it had left the capital kinshasa and was headed for dhaka about 700 kilometers up river double bind. them with everything happened so fast as the boat broke up deep in the river the passengers all panicked inside the boat making the situation worse and the owner couldn't do anything to control the situation the boat was overloaded with passengers and merchandise. it's those about $700.00 people were on board the boat about half were able to make it assure the congolese minister for humanitarian affairs stephen byock he says the boat was travelling at night which is against the law he's called for all those responsible to be held accountable but those at the scene say they have more pressing needs to be managed. we haven't received any help from authorities to deal with the situation we have bodies under this boat in the river but there's no way to remove them even the local rescue team are asking for money before getting the water to remove the bodies where we get the money from. shipwrecks are frequent here with boats often dilemma day sit and ov

province on sunday night it was traveling to a province from the capital kinshasa the humanitarian affairs minister says the main cause of the sinking was too many passengers and cargo on board hundreds of people still missing. what's more still to come this hour including a former central african republic football official and a rebel nicknamed rambo deny multiple counts of war crimes as they go on trial at the international criminal court. of bush to bitcoin as they cryptocurrency surges past another record and towards the mainstream. and india's cricket is wrapping up a huge win over england in the 2nd test has come out in support. of. well thought is under way in that part of you has been freezing for a couple of weeks it's the atlantic group providing that warm relatively speaking that was monday's front this is coming in through tuesday so over time we get to wednesday there's a bit of a block here through poland but cold air is hard to push out of the way this be a line of snow stretching down through ukraine and down towards well probably rumania south of there has already been sno

this congolese family in the capital kinshasa has a home in south africa, and they're determined noto let the pandemic wreck their ability to travel back and forth. >> i think it's a matter of taking responsibility. thsanitary measures. i'm not too worried about it as long as i stick to what i've got to do. you know put on the mask, have your sanitizer. its a wave it's gonna come and go so you've just got to protect yourself. >> we've applied those measures and we are safe so i trust them and i'm willing to travel because i have to go and visit my family. >> reporter: not everyone is as relaxed. some african countries, like nigeria, are doubling down in their efforts to conta the new variants, with quarantine rules for people coming from countries where they are prevalent. still, borders remain open- increasing africa's vulnerability in the absence of a meaningful vaccine roll-out across the continent. south africa, which was on the cusp of starting its mass vaccination program, suddenly and controversially paused the rollout of the astrazeneca vaccine. reports suggest the vaccine ma

sunday on the congo river near a lake in my own don't we the boat was traveling from the capital kinshasa to equator province and the government says it was overloaded along what carney has more now from congestion. this news was right now confirmed by. humanitarian action. not the 1st time anyway on this leg of mind everything happened according to the condition of the boats these boats the usually take a large number like it really saved the score climbing that more done they've been armed with people on this boat lifting to tell not can shuffle to get no boarding this is called a question then there were troubling during the night time and because of the condition of the people in the boat and also the large number of people and too much on the eyes then they got this accident on the river combo so the big challenge right now is because of access to this area it is not very easy to access and also. the most of the ones are troubling there's no depressed work the rescue team can properly walk to to to give the tradition to the victims so far for now they are still missing more than 200

killed in an attack in the mechanical public of congo and they are being transported to the capital kinshasa vehicles carrying the coffins arrived at goma airport on asio and his guard were killed after their u.n. convoy was ambushed and pop on monday the congolese government claims a rebel group known as the f.t.l. author carrying out that attack on the taliban is accusing the afghan government of not living up to its end of last year's peace agreement the group says it's still waiting for the release of more of its fighters from prisons as it was promised during the doha talks it's also concerned that the united states has not changed the group's designation or negotiators in the afghan talks say the taliban has been disingenuous at accusation that the group denies some of and debate has this update from here in doha. the taliban have been accused of perpetrating the violence that we've been seeing in the last few weeks in afghanistan you've heard from the you know i'm a director they're accusing groups of carrying those attacks out and the government of the of going to the sun has actuall

stall weapons after storming of a sunday presidential guard unit led to why carney has more from kinshasa. the situation still very tense in some areas you know. a big city a very big town they report from soldiers i think these militia and then most of them are right now trying to hide themselves and the population so soldiers are trying to follow them the report is also saying that some soldiers of the well were killed in one of the presidential bodyguard because 2 business where and one of them we have to mention that it's a word find a presidential guard then the m. of dissimulation will still patrol of the 4 heavy guns protected in this military base in the bus so we have some soldiers have been killed also according to sources from military but of officially we have 4 militia those who were killed during the operation and of course soldiers are still following them in different cities the big challenge to the military is also the militia and the civilian toll as the i'm not in the military so it's very difficult to detect them when they're hiding themselves some of them have family

base and a presidential guard unit splits get more now from carney who joins us from the capital of kinshasa and tell us more about this attack it for in this big and important city. yeah there right now the report from the army is forming we have at least 11 people who have been killed during this attack and the army is forming that 4 members of his own group 4 soldiers were killed by a militia during the tuck some militia on the way killed as well and some civilian also where the main objective for the militia one was to take the control of these 2 men the business of the army is secure but she is one of the big city the 2nd largest city of the p.r.c. minerals and water so the business big business walking in this town of. so doing to people militia up to now is not yet clear but it's known that the militia of qatar katanga they own ways fighting for the independence of this area they do believe that this should be independent so that they can technical call of the ministers and everything but the army is forming right now that they have succeeded to push back the militia in the town even

says 240 people are still missing but it was heading to a province after departing from the capital kinshasa. south africa's former president could be jailed after he defied in order to attend an inquiry into alleged corruption during his time in office the commission plans to ask the constitutional court for an order that jacob zuma is guilty of contempt of court for the so-called state capture inquiry which has been running for 2 years is investigating allegations zuma allowed the wealthy group to family to plunder state resources and influence policy zuma denies any wrongdoing senator miller is in johannesburg with this report. and in the greatest significance of what's happened today is just how it reflects on the african national congress the governing party in south africa and how it views what the former president has done we do know that the top 6 leadership of the a.n.c. had planned to see the former president to compel him to appear at the commission but this really is symbolic of the divisions within that party and its fight against corruption if the former president says their t.

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exactly what he's supposed to do get out of conscious out of going being in that kind of green zone of kinshasa and go to the field to evaluate and gauge is jewish and firsthand the challenges is death is killing hopefully who settles only puffery we need to redouble our security engagement but also start asking continue asking the tough questions that we've not asked for a long time is the right solution to cooley's problem it is not we know that it's been there over 20 years and this lapses continue to happen added congolese doing what it's supposed to do i.e. to call the state the government they have not done were disposed to do 20 years of un should have bought them some time to build a military that is worth the security challenges they've not done so so. i have i give all my sympathy to ambassador as your family peace be with them the rest in peace but hopefully if anything if anything at all good can come out of this that to read do well the international community in partnership with the congolese redouble the effort to bring in security forces that i capable of doing this and move the