this remedy had been discovered by a european country instead of madagascar?ld people doubt it so much? i don't think so. thosetell you that patients who have received the , whether you call it -- or covid organics, this is all the proof you need that it works. >> on this point, let's take france. the national drug safety agency published a warning against buying artemisia based products, stating that their therapeutic properties are false and dangerous. do you get the impression that these doubts or suspicions of quackery come from western countries or maybe western pharmaceutical lobbies? >> you may have heard or seen by the professor. after all, he was the recipient in sciencel prize medicine. according to him, artemisia is a way to curere the coronavirus. so that's one thing. and d you may have also seen the by the professor in china. extracteen able to artetemisia. so i don't get it. why so many questions? why all this trouble? the problem m with covovid orgas is n not thehe formulation. we are not talking clinical studies that pretended not to know. peop

the tiny village of tundra deep in madagascar has lost primeval jungle. the people who live off the land hunting fishing and farming. as there are few paying jobs money discuss. them they must build. cities from russia south from them the. little man the. team you can find their life. at all studying any and some of the stuff that you have. to them so much about isaac and for you. robert now it is one of the few villages who has ever had a proper job he used to be a forest ranger he protected the forest from those seeking to plunder its precious woods but a few years ago robert was fired the game keeper has now become a coach he smuggles group which i read and truman. play all different and i don't. need the all laughing. we. need for fighting among and with but coaching is not without risk the tree is in such high demand that it's close to extinction for the past 3 years authorities here have banned all rosewood logging. ahead lies a 9 day journey where robert and the other smugglers will seek out fell and carry a rosewood treat while evading police and

madagascar's president only resoluteness says it's so effective he's exposing it to the other side of the continent guinea the south president is also impressed he visited the airport to welcome the new shipment there's no question this donation is a gesture in the fight against a global pandemic called cope at 19 i'd like to say with this guinea-bissau will be seen in a very different concept of nationhood it will be seen as a country that always has good people and today the world will talk about the south it's the 2nd country to the post that the harp which is used as a tonic contains the ultimately a plant which is normally used to treat malaria but the world health organization warns that the effectiveness of the hype has not been proven even tested by scientists but that hasn't stand its popularity tanzania's president says he's in talks with madagascar to send a plane to collect a shipment to pick a sample we are origen touch with monica scott there ought to us an official letter informing us about their cure we shall send our airplane to go and pick the drugs so our citizens c

countries across africa have started to receive bulk orders of a plant—based tonic from madagascar —organization. leaders in madagascar claim the organic mixture will help treat or even cure covid—19, but there is no internationally recognised proof. our reporter freya cole has the story. your excellency. it's the amber coloured tonic which government officials claim will save lives. branded covid—organics, it isa lives. branded covid—organics, it is a contraction of remedies that they swear by. there are some critics, there are some suspicions but we are offering a solution. bulk orders have been made across africa. tanzania officials arrived to pick up our order free of charge. there are fears that could do more harm than good. we are advising the government of madagascar to take this product through a clinical trial and are prepared to collaborate with them. we've also invited them to join the who consolidated solidarity trial where therapeutics are being tested out so we would caution and advise against countries adopting a product which has not been taken through tests to see it

and madagascar begins exporting a horrible topic it says can cure all the coronavirus. hello the heat is really on the increase across much of the arabian peninsula to the north meanwhile we're still saying quite a few showers in the last few hours but we've also seen yet will flooding across into the southwest of yemen so the streets of santa are under water again in some areas and of course the very heavy rain of the last 2 or 3 weeks has led to a lot of damage you can see this house here this being demolished by those heavy rains about 150000 people have been affected by the rains over the last few days now as i say there is more in the forecast as we continue on through monday because that developing later in the day we could have wanted to scottish. really through central areas a saudi even across again into cattle and also across into oman but the shadows remain a widely scattered across much of turkey some heavy downpours at times i'm free to say a little air pressure is working its way through the eastern end of the map bring some heavy rain into southern over t

still ahead on the program madagascar begins exporting a herbal tonic it says can cure a coronavirus israel's political future in the balance we'll have the latest on the legal challenge to a new power sharing deal. hello there rather unsettled picture across much of central and eastern europe but it does come of course with some rain which is very much needed across many areas you can see plenty of activity the last few hours and the rain also bringing some thunderstorms and very often of course you get pictures of this off to a very dark skies here over there in hungary the beautiful double rainbow are all the striking one over the skies in front. street monday some of these storms across eastern sections could be a little bit severe at times maybe some strong winds some heavy amounts of rain particularly these areas in dog blue areas the ukraine and across into a mania and we could also have some damaging hail at the same time so more showers across central areas germany again across into poland all areas where stress really need to see some rain and then waiting in the wings is t

as follow johns' around the world race to find a cure for the corona virus madagascar says it already has one is heated debate on social media africans accuse the west of being condescending towards their faith in traditional medicines and they also say they have a remedy. isaak let's see reports. for more than 2 decades some will a johnny has been working as a herbalist he says he turned to herbalism after his wife was cured of an element by one of his concoctions. only works with local plants at this production facility close to ghana's capital accra he says they are preparing a remedy that can also treat called 900 patients. this drug can be used to treat coughs. anyone who drinks it can also be cured of headaches. that remedy is not yet approved for use but has been producing it while awaiting approval from god his food and drugs authority herbal treatments are not uncommon in ghana at this health facility in actually more patients are treated only with herbal remedies. its own are also says his drugs can treat cope with 19. when you see that people are out and dying and swearing

madagascar a breathtaking tropical paradise. where its former protectors. are now it's under verse. we followed their journey as they put their lives on the line to earn a living. risking gets all medical. on al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera world leaders have pledged more than $8000000000.00 to fund research into a vaccine and treatments for the coronavirus the european commission president. said the virtual fundraiser marks a turning point in the fight against. several countries began down measures on monday among the more than 4000000 people returning to work after 8 weeks at home and some asian countries are also using restrictions thailand has lifted some measures because of a steady decline in the number of in. iran now with the death toll from the coronavirus has risen to more than 6270 as the country's reopens mosques in 132 cities this means muslims can now pray at places of worship for the rest of ramadan he has more from tehran. iran's government announced the names of more than $100.00 towns and cities across the country that th

madagascar starts axford in a horrible tonic its president touts as a coronavirus shore despite the w.h.o. warning there is no proof it works. hello health officials in afghanistan fear the coronavirus outbreak there is spreading far more rapidly than previously thought it follows the random testing of 500 people in kabul with more than 150 of them testing positive the suggests around the 3rd of the capital's residents could be infected in russia cases there are continuing to surge its registered its 4th record one day rise with over $10000.00 new infections bringing the total there to nearly 135000 but both italy and spain 2 of the country's worst affected by the pandemic have registered their lowest daily number of coronavirus deaths and nearly 7 weeks so as infection numbers rise in afghanistan afghan migrant workers who fled iran when its death toll soared or now heading back but it's led to tragedy on the border between the 2 countries iranian border forces have been accused of forcing dozens of afghans into a river to stop them crossing something iran denies alexy o'brian has more o

end of the the world health organization says there's no evidence of how it will tonic touted by madagascar as president as a coronavirus cure actually works but that hasn't stopped the entourage exporting the drink 1st to equitorial guinea and now to get out he says the teachers covert 900 patients within 10 days it contains the ata micio planned which is normally used to treat malaria tanzania's president says he's in talks with madagascar to send a plane to collect a shipment of the tonic the government's been accused of hiding information and failing to take the virus seriously john microphone he has dismissed test kits imported from abroad as faulty saying samples taken from a goat and a piece of fruit a tested positive for pick a sample when we took apply a sample for a covert $99.00 test we label the sample is a little bit each $23.00 female the result came out positive this means those plumes inside the proprietors coronavirus positive something which is totally insane. there are concerns that authoritarian regimes are taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic some leaders have b

and back in madagascar the army has been knocking door to door to give the tonic the most vulnerable people the country has so far recorded few cases and no fatalities but government actions have gone beyond the hard. most unsocial distance rules have been fools measures medical experts say and fact if even if the tonic is not. until 0. welcome back the headlines on al-jazeera after 8 weeks in lockdown it's only starting to ease restrictions imposed because of the cone of eyes pandemic the government says measures will be relaxed further if the infection rate continues to drop francesco jan best tony has the details from milan. more than 4000000 people went back to work this morning as it's a leeds rois to restart the economy without pushing the curve of the infections again factories building saw its own wholesale trade reopened today there was also a lifting on the restrictions of personal freedom people are now allowed to visit their family and close friends but in these meetings they need to wear a mask social gatherings are still bands and it's not possible to move from region t

to send a plane to collect a shipment to pick a sample we are already in touch with madagascar there ought to us an official letter informing us about their cure we shall send our airplane to go and pick the drugs so our citizens can also reap the benefits tanzania has recorded 17 deaths for the governments be the case of failing to take the virus seriously in the campus it's business as usual schools the shots that markets most and churches remain open. and back in madagascar the army has been knocking door to door to give the tonic the most vulnerable people the country is says record a few cases and no fatalities as government actions have gone beyond the home. and social distancing rules have been enforced measures medical experts say affective even if the tonic is not nor about a minute it is there. any q.h. police have broken out what they describe as a right by egyptian workers and some of the stride of migrants were arrested as they demanded flights home egypt's embassy in kuwait apologized to the unrest and says arrangements for repatriation are being made many migrant worke

i am get above jef holmes on cats correspondence in madagascar. here the crisis has a bubble being an economic one they have only been a few hundred confirmed cases. of curvy that nineteen but hundreds of thousands of people have been unemployed. because of the lockdown just hit in the capital alone they out one hundred and sixty thousand families. in serious financial trouble i'm according to official figures that is 49% of the population of anton and irene. we all in one of the biggest food markets of the capital. it is only open in the morning because the lockdown starts every day in the afternoon from one pm. here we can see the direct effects of the crisis transcendence all having a hard time selling the goods in half a day. the incomes have fallen. because of the ministry of finance you took your pin on the governmental political message. that was a- my lan you'll a- lot and i am twenty four aside sucking that's a little. anything yes i you know. she. seveveral large. sayy don't have to use some kind of a physical mass 05/28/20 05/28/20 [cap

madagascar. at breathtaking tropical paradise. well it's for more protective. gear grease. we followed through just as they put their lives on the line to. get on medicare. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me as a whole romney a reminder of our top stories libya's u.n. recognize government is threatening to hit back after forces loyal to ward cleaver have to fired at least 80 rockets into tripoli's only functioning port 3 civilians died from shelling near the airport. and a number of current virus infections worldwide has crossed 4000000 but experts say are the number could be in fact much higher because of a lack of testing in some countries and former u.s. president barack obama has described donald trump's handling of the pandemic as an absolute chaotic disaster obama made the critique during a conference call which leaked to media outlets. thousands of people have queued for food handouts and one of the world's most expensive cities geneva people began lining up at 5 am on saturday 4 hours before the food was brought out by then the queue was

and back in madagascar the army has been knocking door to door to give the tonic the most vulnerable people the country has so far recorded few cases and no fatalities as government actions have gone beyond the hard. and social distancing rules have been enforced. measures medical experts say affective even if the tonic is not nor about a minute because they are. both still head in spoelstra football is in its legs top division said a back in training will have those details children. in the old. order. book about plays an issue these top football division are finally back on the training field monday marks the 1st day that syria clubs can conduct individual practice sessions having got permission from the italian government so lose players were the 1st side to get started teen training will be allowed to resume on may the 18th well we spoke to football all the nicholas the betty earlier despite training getting underway he says all parties concerned moving towards a syria restart with extreme caution. really lacked them to really express an opinion and i don't see them really enthus

madagascar is now exporting its proportionate herbal cure for kevin 19 to several other african nations the world health organization is urging it to put the coated organics drink through clinical testing to prove whether it actually works we are advised the. government of madagascar to take those products through a clinical trial and are prepared to collaborate with them we've also invited them to join the w.h.o. coordinated solidarity trial where our therapeutics are being tested out so we would caution and advise against countries adopting a product which has not been taken through tests to see if we can with 1000 brazil reported a record increase in the number of virus cases and deaths on wednesday more than 10000 infections and 615 deaths were confirmed it prompted the country's new health minister to flag the possibility of strict lock downs in hard hit areas overall brazil has registered more than 8 and a half 1000 deaths and 125000 cases president dr ehrsson r.-o. has repeatedly downplayed the danger of the virus and fire the previous health minister last month after tensions ov

tally relatively low but world health organization says there's no evidence a herbal taught by madagascar as president as a coronavirus cure actually works but that hasn't stopped. exporting the drink 1st to equitorial guinea and now it's a guinea bissau he says the cure is covert $1000.00 patients within 10 days it contains the are to mishear plants which is normally used to treat malaria tanzania's president says he's in talks with madagascar to organize a shipment of the tonic. you're watching al-jazeera life from london coming up in a moment so all u.s. government is accuse of jailing journalists and stifling press freedom ahead of next year's election on the world's top hold voltaren give the fans some live off latics to watch and what they've called the ultimate garden clash details coming up . hello there rather unsettled picture across much of central and eastern europe but it does come of course with some rain which is very much needed across many areas you can see plenty of activity the last few hours and the rain also bringing some thunderstorms and very often of course you get

what do you think though about this herbal remedy for madagascar is it going to stand the test of time. i'm very positive and yet i still am keen that there is proper science that is undertaken to really number of questions look this is new order to our stories not although you learn good we've tried to cian but you still need to make sure that you do the best science that you can do ok so we should look to science on this one but in the meantime what about all the people who are taking this i mean could it do more harm than good. from oh not only this is not a plant that is toxic. they did talents with your money t. that under these conditions you don't know whether people will or what dose themselves are off and. but under normal circumstances it's not a plant that is known to have any toxicity to humans but it could give people a false sense of security couldn't it. clearly because we don't have evidence is just what people are relying on traditional knowledge that this thing has been used in many years ago to fight colds and and and flus that's just the only thing and i can say tha

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madagascar a breathtaking tropical paradise. well it's former protect. our interests. we followed through just as they put their life something to. risky gets on medicare. on al-jazeera. a former top health official says he was pressured to use an untested drug for corona virus despite the danger posed to the american public. about this and this is all just a live from doha also coming up as russia struggles to contain the corona virus 3 medics fall from windows after complaining about the working conditions. the u.k. overtakes italy to become the country with the most virus.

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meanwhile tanzania as president has he's in talks with madagascar to send the plane to collect a shipment off the tonic john michael fullilove has also questioned his own country's coronavirus number as tanzania has recorded 480 cases and 17 deaths but his government has been accused of hiding information and failing to take the virus seriously he dismissed test kits imported from abroad as faulty saying samples taken from a goat and a piece of fruit had tested positive. to predict a sample when we took a papaya sample for a covert 99 test we labeled a sample is a little bit 26. the result came out positive this means those inside the papaya is corona virus positive somebody which is totally insane. well nearly $8000000.00 people in sudan's capital are marking the holy month of ramadan under lockdown but as the pandemic further damages an economy that was already suffering stocking up has been challenging especially for families who rely on day to day income have a morgan has more from khartoum it's time to prepare the evening if star me but so odd and her daughters are in no rush there's

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been narrowed down to three choices, tiana, xoma, or color, the names are the national language of madagascar are. the winning name by the way will be announced on june 3. >>> how about the dog walking forecast? >> we are going to want to hang out in the shade as we get into memorial weekend because we have a big heatwave rolling in. tomorrow is our transition day, temperatures are definitely going to warm-up but it will not be flat-out hot even for far inland locations but the big blue h means high pressure and that sinking air as it sinks down toward ground-level it will warm up. were going to be talking about temperatures well into the 90s inland by memorial day and even around the day temperatures topping out at or above 80 degrees. let's take a look at what things look like right now, looking south it looks beautiful right now, just a few high clouds, temperatures were a few degrees cooler than yesterday but pretty close to normal for this time of year, anywhere from 60 degrees in half moon bay to the mid 60s in the city to almost 80 degrees in concorde but yesterday we topped out at 83

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madagascar. a breathtaking tropical paradise. where its former protector. are now in their careers. we followed their journey as they put their lives on the line to. risk to get on medicare. on al-jazeera. i know covering all of latin america for most of my career but no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why. hello i'm barbara sarah in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera india is launching one of the world's largest repatriation missions to help hundreds of thousands of its nationals stranded across the world by coronavirus travel restrictions passenger jets and warships would be used to bring workers home victoria gate and be the ports. there are an estimated 70000000 indians who work a disease now some of those who desperately want to return home will be able to have gone live in the indian government has given the.

madagascar a breathtaking tropical paradise. where its former protected. are now diverse. we followed their journey as they put their lives on the line to. risking gets on that account. on al-jazeera. i don't know our entire nandan the top stories around as there has been more detail on how badly the coronavirus pandemic is damaging global economies a further 3200000 people a fog for unemployment in the us in the past week takes the total number of people who have lost their jobs since the outbreak began to more than 33000000 what we know is this is a white house very eager to bring back the economy pushing very hard as a solution to these job losses that are historic in nature being compared to the great depression.

and strict social distancing and hygiene guidelines tanzania's president says he's in talks with madagascar to send a plane to collect a shipment of a hovel tonic turns out as a cure for covert 19 the government has been accused of hiding information and failing to take the virus seriously. those are the headlines and next up it's rewind and me. i'm counting the cost famines of biblical proportions the coronavirus is at the end of the global economy so what does that mean for brits of us grants or loans as italy and spain used are lockdowns can be either a breach of charms are a trillion dollar a rescue. cutting the cost on al-jazeera. hello and welcome again to rewind on elizabeth. when we 1st lost al-jazeera english more than 10 years ago our goal was to seek out the sort of documentaries on the channel simply weren't doing well here on rewind we revisit some of the best of them to find out how they came about and how the stories moved on well today we rewind into 2006 and one of the earliest of those programs for more than 30 years mohamad made was a legendary figure in africa a photo an

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