ah, thousands of people went out on the streets of kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo. the angry at president felix tis acadie, and his government. they tried to march to parliament to deliver a petition. but please use t a gas to stop them. i d o demonstrate his object to the recent appointment of a new electoral commissioner called dennis katina. they say his appointment was at regular and illegal and that she should kitty's planning to rig the next election. no my be about you. so the past election, and today he's forced the nomination of karima so that he can win elections in advance. just look around us, you can spell the suffering of people. becomes at a time when the economy is down because of coven 19. many of can chances 15000000 people struggling even more than usual. i read about a recent mobile phone talks has been in a very good have the police with all the dogs run their own credit. and i don't know where the money is during some people says, going to the president amount time, 700. i believe this money is being sold and the mobile phone tax is just

oh, people have been marching on the streets of the capital, kinshasa, church leaders rights groups, and up politicians called for the demonstrations. they say president is a get he's trying to take control of the electoral commission ahead of elections due in 2 years. they were also protesting against the new tax on mobile phone uses . everyone in the phone pays at least a few dollars every month deducted from their credit. it's fairly affordable for many of congos. 40000000 phone uses. the mobile phone taxes is just one of a number of ways that many people feel public money is being misused or stolen. and so it's general sense, especially among many young people. so many things haven't really changed since felix difficulty came to power 3 years ago. congos, vast mineral wealth doesn't benefit many of its people. most workers struggle in informal jobs, the low wages. daniel daniel, something that the band music he led the revolution sang about him, one of the other plan songs within days of its release, it was viewed more than a 1000000 times on youtube. the justice minister later o

mark, why brings us more from kinshasa? ah g. i look in the previous couple, elvis is used to his songs, being government centers here and democratic republic of congo have outlawed his songs from radio and t v stations and stopped him playing concerts. later recording was one of 7 songs the sensors band last week. it's about perceived failures of the government of president felix jessica song in the form of a letter to to katie's father. at the end, he was a popular opposition politician for decades who died before his son came to power. your boss grew up. i think we as you've sent away former president joseph capella, accompanied by songs and protested, why can't we do this against prison? fedex versus a kid, you know, as we continue to fight national, directing more of the youth who are tired, but by the we can do or of lucian with gun. but this is why lounging songs, if you don't feel no people have been monitoring on the street of the capital, can chatter, church leaders, right? groups and opposition. politicians called for

elodie toto, bbc news, kinshasa.y species around the world wont be able to adapt quick enough. well, in a world—first laboratory trial, a group of scientists in australia have mixed populations of frogs to produce tadpoles more adaptable to changing weather patterns. let's talk to associate professor nicki mitchell, from the university of western australia who worked on the trial. great to have you on newsday. i got to ask, why frogs and why have you mixed to this population or these populations of frogs in particular?— of frogs in particular? frogs, i auess of frogs in particular? frogs, i guess over _ of frogs in particular? frogs, i guess over the _ of frogs in particular? frogs, i guess over the world - of frogs in particular? frogs, i guess over the world publicj i guess over the world public most threatening groups of animals and climate change is a bit of a problem for them if the water is going to become less available. so lots of parts of the world are drying and australia where i am in the southwest we have

elodie toto, bbc news, kinshasa.re are fears many species around the world won't be able to adapt quick enough. well, in a world—first laboratory trial, a group of scientists in australia have mixed populations of frogs to produce tadpoles more adaptable to changing weather patterns. the trial was carried out on the crawling frog — they rely on damp soil to rear eggs in south—western australia — a region experiencing lower and lower rainfalls every year. associate professor nicki mitchell from the university of western australia worked on the trial. she told me why her team of scientists had chosen this particular type of frog. frogs are one of the world's most threatened groups of animals and climate change is a problem for them if the water is going to become less available. so many parts of the world are drying and in australia where i am in the south—west we have seen drying climate already for 50 years and drying is predicted into the future. so what we have done with this study on the calling frogs that we know

small come lab reports from kinshasa. the thousands of people were out on the streets who can shatter the capital of the democratic republic of congo. angry president felix to security and the government. they tried to march to parliament to deliver a petition. please use t a gas to stop them. to demonstrate his object to the recent employment of a new electro commissioner cooled, then he can say his appointment was a regular and illegal and his kitty's planning to rig the next election. he stole the par selection and today's post the nomination of cardenas so that he can win elections in advance. just look around us, you can smell the suffering. the people becomes at a time when the economy is down because of cobra. 19 many of can shatters 15000000 people struggling even more than usual. i read about a mobile phone, taxes. have to leave it on the phone. and i don't know where the money is going. i'm able to going to the president. amount time, $700.00 money being sold and the mobile phone time is just one of the ways tha

about half of the congolese population is catholic. malcolm webb has the latest on the protests in kinshasa and jason, angry about the reason you elect to the same by then not be biased in favor of president felix. typically, they say that this is rosa. why was taking control of the election gonna be about a little phone tag here and go have to leave the doctor. and i don't know where the money is going. i'm going to the president, $200.00, money, solar village. this is our country and no one will stop with some claiming our rights the president has to move immediately. his legal tax, which is stealing money from the phone, also with a politicized electoral commission. we want things to change. now we are in this country where we have to be clear if the president thinks that he will leave this country again to the fake last commission in 2023 and we will see what will happen . we don't need him again. he has failed to lead to too many children. i said, educate in many of these areas as money goes by the millions, very wealthy, the form of the things to make a scene of simmering discontent,

elodie toto reports from kinshasa. the power that could be.ngo river. at full potential, it would be part of the largest hydroelectric power station in the world. but it doesn't even supply the majority of congolese. 50 years ago, a project to build a series of dams began. two were built. but in 1982, the project stalled. it is a frustration for many here. like most congolese, this lady prepares food with charcoal. translation: since we have no electricity, we use wood - or coal when we have it. and she is not the only one. in bombaka, access to electricity is almost zero. the national electricity company supplies fewer than 40 subscribers from its unreliable power plant. but there are almost 1 million people living in the city. to avoid being in the dark, some use solar panels. but the average congolese person earns a less than $2 per day, so many families cannot afford solar panels. and so they turn to the forest. translation: | started - by chopping wood, then i put it here and i cover it. after that, we make a fire lasting seven days befor

they say they'll keep protesting. malcolm web al jazeera, kinshasa democratic republic of congo. mostella had here on al jazeera and we look at how the national security law on hong kong is impacting politics across the city . india's capital shuts down schools and construction science as appellation. there wasn't new faces. what's been called an emergency like situation. ah fellow, we had a real taste of winter just around central parts of canada. and around the mid west of the us we got the swirl of cloud. this area of low pressure making its way through where the system just pulling out to the way here. but dragging in a cold winds, the temperature struggling to get above freezing her blizzard warnings in force for a time lake effect snow the summer swell, as she can see, making a swept towards at northeast corner and following behind, we have for some wetter weather some when she weather just making his way towards western parts of canada. calgary 12 degrees celsius is a cloud saver through the coast to sunday. the system sweeps through temperatures falling back to no hot and about 3

like malcolm web al jazeera, kinshasa democratic republic of congo. luckily, ah, hello again. the headlines going to 0, president of the us in china, have held a virtual summit to deal with issues that continue to cause tensions between them. they discuss trade, taiwan and sovereignty and weak are muslims. the change in jang province. katrina, you has more from beijing. i think she's in thing wanted 2 things. first, he wanted to appear strong, strong for china as well as a strong leader himself and to i think he genuinely wanted an improvement in the ties between the 2 countries. so what we've seen, it seems like bay jane thinks that it was successful, sir fong, the vice foreign minister who was present during the talks describes them as fruitful and constructive. former us president donald trump's allies. the banner has surrendered to the federal authorities than him is facing content charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation into january's attack on the capital. on his radio show, the day before bantam had said, all hell is going to break, leave.

and the congress went through with a to know when they've been in kinshasa, that saw them leap frog for the opponents. when the group, by one point they joined, gonna egypt, molly morocco and fennel in reaching the playoff. now women's world tennis governing body, the w t a is calling for a full investigation into sexual assault claims made by china saw pay a pen shy against the former member of the chinese government. paying made the allegations on social media account. we've a 10 days ago. the place has since been deleted. she claimed the former vice premier job gown lee, who us intersects for the she had no evidence thing is a former well, number one, double play and hasn't been seen in public since the w. c. a says it hasn't spoken to her directly, but they received assurances from the chinese to tennis association that she safe and not fund the physical threat. roger federer as coach says, he's likely to miss your strategy an open in january, but susan, considering retiring. yes, now the 4 year old switch is recovering from knee surgery and hasn't paid since wimbledon in july. fede

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they say they'll keep protesting. malcolm web al jazeera, kinshasa democratic republic of congo. i still had on al jazeera, we hear from 8 time olympic champion, new st. bolt on what's, who's been up to? since retiring from athletics that's coming up next, with champ, ah, tens of thousands of children were born into or lived under the iceland regime in iraq and syria. now, many are in camps either orphans all with a widowed mothers, rejected by their own communities, chicken like people are going to welcome them after that. of course, mom and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories from the children throw stones at me. iraq's last generation on al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks, local family say that this is the only way they have to make a living. but it's having a huge impact on the environment. detail coverage, regional and intellectual actors have been hurting general upon to reverse his school. and we're throw the transitional government dissolved from around the world . 8 groups alleged greek also as you have often tried to prevent potential asylum

about half of the con glaze population is catholic, malcolm webb has the latest from the protests in kinshasa. demonstrates is, i agree about the reason you elect to the same by then not letting you buyers are a resident like that. they say that this is a process taking control of the election gonna be about a little phone tag here and go to the doctor on the phone and i don't know where the money is going. i'm going to the president amounts of times when i say this money solar this is our country and no one will stop with some claiming our rights the president has to move immediately. his legal tax, which is stealing our money from the phone, also with politicized electoral commission. we want things to change. now we're on this country where we have to be clear. if the president thinks that he will leave this country again to the fake last commission in 2023 and we will see what will happen. we don't need him again. he has failed to leave so many going to upset educate in many of these areas that the money caused by the some. 2 1000000 people is very wealthy, but very good job. they think t

this theory on the seat of kinshasa thousands, much against the presidential appointment, and any by my phone tax. could it be 3rd time lucky from bulgaria, yet another election for a country racks by corruption and coven misinformation? mostly g. p legend, valentina rossie rice for the final time on sunday will show you how he gosling qualifying in school agenda. ah hello there. we'll see. so i was becoming a little more wide spread across central parts of the mediterranean over the next couple of days when we do still have what remains of storm bloss worrying away about western side of the med. but as we go on through the next, i'll say we will see that where to where the pushing over towards italy, he's in through sardinia and corsica, some showers to a little further north, sliding down across the low countries through germany, snow over the alps. quite a bit of that term for a time. those at wetter weather just started to make its way towards that western side of italy. further east is generally drive little the course i said is a nice, it's not too bad for the time of year ther

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