not much of a catch overfishing and climate change sap lake malawi vital source of food for the region. and fin tech successful fight for funding a building based on line back becomes germany's highest value. and pain for us all and that's to business south africa's economy is contracting so is its middle class that could cause tension. in south africa reserve bank has cut interest rates from $6.00 and $3.00 quarters to 6 and a half percent it joins a string of central banks across emerging markets that are producing borrowing costs global risks are high and domestic demand in south africa is low indebted consumers are holding back from spending. is an estate agent in johannesburg. he sells apartments to the upwardly mobile in. one of the trendiest suburbs in the inner city currently rent out a property that i used to live in here. i heard that b. and b. is quite good in the area so i thought you know what the this is an opportunity and can give more income from this year so i started doing that then i moved back home . because business is a bit quiet story is common as africa's most d

a small port on the shores of lake malawi. fishermen return after a day's work on the water fish are important here as a source of food and money. but the catch disappoints as has become the norm lately buyers and fisherman who goes here for traders take the fish they have bought to be prepared for market the industry here is not like it once was overfishing has devastated the stock of nutritious fish that used to be the main source of protein . do it was easy to catch fish in the past but these days people find it difficult they can go fishing in the evening and return in the morning with only 2 tins of fish fish is now scarce on sustainable fishing practices are one of the main reasons behind the reduction in fish stuck locals have resorted to catching smaller fish that are not yet mature that has made the situation worse. people kill the smaller fish because of poverty fishing is their only source of money they're able to buy food only after selling the fish and that's why they kill the smaller fish. but overfishing isn't t

and malawi has a lot more high—tech than you might going on. than you might think going on.searchers are developing artificial intelligence, creating smart homes, predicting health problems and making old computers work again. for the whole continent. in some ways, malawi's cities look and feel like many others, there's plenty of shops and services, new buildings are going up, importantly, there is a real need here for more simple tech that makes life better without the need for power. only a fraction of the country's actually on the power grid and even those who have it, well, historically it's been unreliable, demand far outstrip supply. in summer, even now at a cooler time of year, it can get up to the mid 20s. i'm on my way to meet a very cool inventor who specialises in sustainable technology. hello. hi. thanks for having us over. nice workshop. adis leads a team of around half a dozen or so at his home. all sorts of things are being hacked together here. it's a mass of ideas. this skeleton car will be on the road next month supposedly powered by steam. this tin can ele

congress party he joined malawi's former president solace to lima of the united transformational event in a protest march on thursday they want the result in old and the election rerun rather low protest as looted and vandalise shops earlier this week the opposition's blame supporters of the governing democratic progressive party for attacking their protesters and damaging property in blantyre police fired tear gas at opposition protesters who threw stones and trying to storm the governing party headquarters. government buildings were set alight in him sousa district weeks of anti-government protests have targeted the electoral commission demonstrators want its offices sacked for orchestrating what they're calling a sham election it's there is a little bad for mcmahon every malawian who wants to see justice roll in this country in the offices in the streets in the corridors of power i join the same allowing. them one of them are free i government spokesman agreed to speak to al-jazeera but later called off the interview saying it hadn't been authorized by president which arika. local m

the other group, northern ireland lost to malawi. let's round up ireland lost to malawi.nd up some of the other headlines. they good day for defending champion geraint thomas finally at the tour de france. start of the 218 kilometre stage from san fleur to albee in fifth. moved up to second in the overall standings after a late break in the peloton caught some of the riders off guard. the belgian went on to win in a sprint finish. thomas still over a minute behind the overall leaderjulian a la philip. steve bruce has tendered his resignation as manager of sheffield wednesday. he only took over the championship club in january but has held talks with newcastle, his hometown club, about replacing rafa benitez. city midfielder fabian delph hasjoined everton on a three—year deal for a fee that could rise to £10 million. the 29—year—old spent four years at city, won two league titles but only started 11 games last season. aaron ramsey has been given a warm welcome from juventus fans will stop the wales midfielder signed for the serie a champions on a free transfer from arsenal

opposition parties to accept the election result malawi's constitutional court is due to rule whether the result stands or not by the end of the month until then demonstrators say their grievances can't be swept away and they'll continue to voice their anger from al-jazeera. independence day celebrations in venezuela have been overshadowed by the struggle for power president nicolas maduro an opposition leader why don't denounce to each other during rival rallies terrorism reports. on the streets once again opposition leader one way they will ask people to join him in a march towards the military counterintelligence directorate in that i guess a state security body accused of torturing a navy captain who it said was plotting against nicole a mother with the opposition says he was tortured to death. by the same way i dictate or ship is what we have it's a dictatorship that we are fighting and when they ask how long why haven't you been able to succeed it's because it's a dictatorship it's not an excuse i'm not excusing myself it's you my responsibility of the actions we have taken and

now to the story of malawi and i'll be no busker who is using his newfound celebrity status to fight the discrimination many are being as face last throes she asked himself been a victim of violence but now with a new album and after performing with his message is more powerful than that. yes that's a roast chick one darley has used music his life to escape the violence he's experienced because he's an albino. many believe albinism to be contagious or the result of infidelity and many of benaud's full victim to the illegal trade of body parts it wasn't easy to make a living for lazarus busking on the streets of long way for small change and constantly feeling threatened but then an english tourist filmed him performing and everything changed the footage caught the eye of a music producer in london now lazarus has recorded an album and he's using his music to teach people that everyone is the same. a lot of people with albinism who live in remote areas aren't safe sometimes their doors don't close or lock and it makes it easier for people to come and kidnap them and then do whatever t

. —— malawi. uganda and mallow we who have been developing. -- malawi. we play prepares us well so essentially it is business as usual. that i think the difference is that you get one shot and you need to make the most of it.|j is that you get one shot and you need to make the most of it. i would be lying if i said there were no nerves, there always is because it is an amazing and big event and we are excited to crack on. we are so ready for this to start now. an amazing buildup, we have had a good few weeks together in manchester and i'iow few weeks together in manchester and now here in liverpool. isjust nice to be back together. the old commonwealth games gang getting back together. we feel now that it's time together. we feel now that it's time to get going. now, let's bring you up to date with some football stories today. paris st germain‘s sporting director leonardo says that neymar will be allowed to leave the club if there's an offer that suits everyone. the brazilian forward failed to turn up for pre—season training on monday and has been linked

now thousands of protesters in malawi have been out launching again to express their anger about the re-election of president. opposition leaders say the result was rigged for me to reports i assume and successive day of protests in the capital along with this week demanding the resignation of president putin the demonstrators say the result of his reelection in may was rigged with a rico who narrowly beat his rival lazarus chopra denies for a world to clara is leader of the opposition malawi congress party he joined malawi's former president solace to lima of the united transformational event in a protest march on thursday they want the result in out and the election rerun was a low protest as looted and vandalise shops earlier this week the opposition's blame supporters of the governing democratic progressive party for attacking their protesters and damaging property in blantyre police fired tear gas at opposition protesters who threw stones and trying to storm the governing party headquarters. government buildings were set alight in him sousa district weeks of anti-government prot

nobody appreciates the 6:30am wake up, but new zealand versus malawi, malawi beat new zealand at the really high, they are slight favourites going into the competition, which is bizarre considering that australia are world numberone considering that australia are world number one sidwell cup holders, but they seem to be taking the pressure in their stride and they have a real chance of winning. we'll see the defending champions later this morning, as versus defending champions later this morning, as versus northern ireland, a opening game for northern ireland? yes, but they probably have a better side of the draw, they will be confident of a plate finish. australia to open, that will get rid of any cobwebs. how important is a strong start? it is important, the teams are desperate to get going and they will want to get points on the board so they can cruise into the tournament. thank you forjoining us, i know you will be working with the bbc across the tournament. lots of home nation interest, northern ireland versus australia at 11, later this evening england are against uganda and s

support for the president almost regardless of the developments on the ground even in places like malawi where you expect a lot of the scandal meant and frustration with the pace of reconstruction not to mention why on earth were a bunch of rock that isis elements able to hold the whole city for 5 months under siege and why such level of destruction if you go to ground 0 it's completely decimated and not much development has occurred since the past 2 years and yet people still support the president indeed we should watch what else he has to say through the day for the moment to richard had a re on thanks so much for joining us from manila thank you buzzer. let's go back to one of our top stories of course is palestinian homes being demolished in the occupied west bank that's despite warnings from the u.n. and the. is the senior legal adviser a palestinian human rights n.g.o.s and joins me now from ramallah good to have you with us on the program how much of a game changer has it been that the israeli courts now seem not to support the idea of occupied land especially when that issue is i

have been in a class of their own with new zealand beating northern ireland and australia thrashing malawis they will both progress through the semifinals and they have been unbeaten so far here in liverpool, looking very unphased against those lower down teams and raising the question around the stern met on whether this has been a really good representation of the game with some real uncompetitive matches. some of them being 40, 50, 60 go differences and we heard from lisa alexander, the head coach of australia, who actually thinks that it may be the right way to go with many of those smaller nations struggling with to keep up with the pace of the likes of australia and new zealand and england included in there as well. further criticism has come about around five consecutive days of matches. the essene australia and new zealand on court every day and this is a very physical sport with a lot of pressure on thejoints physical sport with a lot of pressure on the joints and that could lead to trouble as england has lost one of their players, which means they have to continue the stern met w

government officials they simply make matters worse well still ahead here on al-jazeera a march to malawi's parliament protests get louder over the election result. and killing without fear of punishment venezuela's government is accused of a brutal crackdown on its opponents those stories after the break. the weather sponsored by cattle and lays. hello it's july and there's a wind warning out from latvia today which is i think a fairly unusual event to be you can probably see by his car was a good sharp edge to it is wrapped around the area of low pressure so that's windy where clearly we've had that before to stop the temperatures down from the extreme values and he's keeping the same sort of thing 20 degrees at best in berlin 21 vienna and curiously in sudden australia's a heat wave warning today and it's been pretty hot further south to clean greece recently so this is this still the hot area of europe prompting right to big thunderstorms the green block but that doesn't have very summery and that low sitting of a stalker head start east has been replaced by another one on saturday main

i hope my music will raise awareness about issues around how people with albinism are treated in malawi and hopefully change things along the way. despite his growing success lazarus still fears being targeted because of his albinism and he worries about his sons to have whom also have albinism who. but a kickstarter campaign launched by the team that produced his album is raising money to build him and his family a secure house. and through his performing lazarus is fast building up a fan base which includes the singer madonna. he produced a documentary about lazarus and has called him a powerful voice who won't be silence because of his albinism a voice that seems to be having an effect already. it's true that persons with albinism are invisible now society leisure is his work as a role model help society look at people with albinism as able people who can contribute equally in all spheres and we appreciate that he is raising awareness at different levels to us would be the. last restrict one daddy's album stomp on the devil will be released in september. that's beautiful and the last

tanzania mainlnland, kenya, uganda, and malawi. they come here. they stay here for 5 months without going home to learn about solar engineering. woman: this is battery and that one is panel. this is system of h home light system. favdi: the village needs to meet our criteria before our selecting them. it has to be far from the main road and then also the village has to have more than 100 hohouseholds. each memberer of the households has to pay $3.00 per month. by using this money, they can pay their salary or they can help the village. for now, we have 8 villages who have solar, so, we have a lot of villages ahead of us. [woman speaking native language] have you s seen this wire? good or no good? some of student, they understand swahili, and some of students, they understand in english. so, when i teach my student, i like to speak two language-- swahili and english. [speaking native language] [hajq speaking native language] [woman speaking native language] [women singing in native language] [woman speaking native language] woman: training a woman,

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was also the same fate for northern ireland earlier today, a slightly closer match come up against malawiby four in the end, not quite able to keep up with the pace of the african nation but really holding their head high, knowing they gave a top team a good run for their money. unfortunately that means northern ireland and scotla nd that means northern ireland and scotland will probably feature out of the top eight of this tournament which is disappointing particular for scotland, who are ranked seventh in this tournament but they will reboot and move on to the next part of it. the news here is that england are looking very good in this tournament. thanks very much, kate. to south korea now where tom daley and matty lee have won bronze at the world diving championships, securing their place at the 2020 olympics. the british pair held off a late challenge from ukraine to take the final podium position in the ten metres sycronised event. nick hope is in south korea for us. the world championships a year before the olympics are always fascinating because it is at this stage we get a sense o

the centres, just having to take the next goal but it has 1a goals to northern ireland and 15 to malawithis action on bbc two from 2:45pm this afternoon. a busy day. don't go anywhere. more later in the morning. police in england and wales are targetting airports as part of a crackdown on forced marriage. campaigners say victims are more likely to be taken overseas during the summer holidays. what are police advised to do at airports? police going into airports and well trained to spot the signs of potentially many girls, but not exclusively, being ta ken of potentially many girls, but not exclusively, being taken abroad and forced to marry against their will. many of them have no idea it is going to happen to them, they are told it is a family holiday and they're not told that they will be they're not told that they will be the potential bride. they mayjust find out at the airport themselves and rather than getting on that plane, by raising the alarm and speaking to staff when they're being interviewed as they're going through passport control of that will make a big difference in know

in malawi thousands of protesters have marched for a 2nd day to express their anger over the reelection of president peta. opposition leaders say the result of the vote in may was rigged and that amending election or clauses be sent for me. i assume and successive day of protests in the capital along with this week demanding the resignation of president picked a military the demonstrators say the result of his reelection in may was rigged with a rico narrowly beat his rival lazarus chopra denies forward to clara is leader of the opposition malawi congress party he joined when i was former president solace to lima of the united transformational event in a protest march on thursday they want the result in out and the election rerun was protest as looted and vandalize shops earlier this week the opposition's blame supporters of the governing democratic progressive party for attacking their protesters and damaging property in blantyre police fired tear gas at opposition protesters who threw stones and trying to storm the governing party headquarters. government buildings were set alight in

unfortunately, they suffered another defeat against malawi.ace of the african nation they lost a3, a7. scotland will be in action today facing south africa. you can keep up with all of the action on the bbc platforms. brilliant. kate, thank you. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's get more now on the news that a serial thief has been found guilty of murdering and american businessmen. 26—year—old was convicted by an old jury bailey by killing the 5a—year—old in august last year. our correspondence is at the old bailey right now. tell us what happened in court today. there has been extremely tense and emotional in courtroom six today. the family has attended every single day of this trial, waiting for that all—important verdict. day of this trial, waiting for that all—importa nt verdict. well, day of this trial, waiting for that all—important verdict. well, i came today. as the jury read out the word guilty, they leapt up into the air and shouted, yes, rest

in the other games, malawi beat barbados. cricket, new zealand 21 —— 29—1.that's bbc.co.uk/sport pro—democracy campaigners in hong kong have been gathering again, as they try to keep up the momentum of recent mass protests. thousansd of people marched today. protests started last month over a controversial plans that would see china able to extradite prisoners from the chinese islands. those plans were shelved but protests have continued in scenes now becoming commonplace in hong kong. passions are running very high here in hong kong, as you can probably hear. this march could very easily transform yet again into the type of running street battles we have been seeing of late, to give you an idea of one of the reasons why people at this corner are so animated, if i swing around, here are the police watching them. they are not in very big numbers yet, but deeply sad already carried shields and batons, they have their helmets. so they at least think it could again develop into this type of street battle type pattern that we have seen. it was a movement against

moral low which would finally give us the kind of autonomy still present at the house support in malawidespite everything underground economists what do you think it will take for the detective administration to be successful in morality. but he would have to start on this is going to have to work very very closely. because we get is there obviously i mean there are a lot of issues that are seen as a result of the morality i mean. sidereal. rehabilitation is one of the people that are not. of the decision therefore not much government not much to show for in terms of that so there's a lot of reaching out to the government needs to do due to the leaders and specially the ones you know the communities are doing are listening to are getting more and so have been displaced they don't want given tickets they so a lot of you know keep in mind also that. particular read my column in. the march on the right and there have been sporadic reports of conflict every now and then some might hope this is rationed there. but i don't think that that is the accurate picture because of the things that we'

now thousands of people in malawi a continue to protest against the results of maize general election the military fired tear gas and block demonstrators from march into president. residence they want to present a petition challenging the results which they say a rent a court case on the results is expected to begin soon. now celebrations are continuing in puerto rico following the resignation of the island's governor ricardo announced her leave office on wednesday following 2 weeks of protests which was sparked by the release of offensive messages between you and his aides adding to the foster ation of a government corruption and a gallic of reports from. dancing in the streets of san juan celebrating what's being called a people's revolution demonstrators have for days demanded governor ricardo rajjo step down after text messages revealed a leader who spoke poorly of his own people and used sexist and homophobic language to young puerto ricans who spearheaded the marches its in the bed to victory i mean i bet you were here when you saw a 1000000 people on the street and that's amazi

to malawi now where there is no letup in the 6 week fined by opposition protesters against the reelection of the president thousands marched on parliament in the capital a long way president that he denies allegations that the results of the election in may were doctored farm of the mill has more from neighboring south africa. the latest protests led by opposition parties and a coalition for human rights who are demanding that president peter muhtar rica step down they're also angry with the electoral commission which they say is responsible for what they are calling a fraudulent election which took place in may and in that election which i recall was reelected by a very narrow margin for a 2nd term of thousands of people gathered in the capital long where the worst skirmishes between opposition supporters and supporters of ruling party about 3000 people marched to parliament and camped they overnight they are expected to continue these demonstrations throughout the day today and some shops looted and property was damaged during the protests that have already taken place the opposition's

in the other group, northern ireland lost to malawi.cond in the overall standings after a dramatic finish to stage ten. thomas had started the 218 km stage from saint—flour to albi in fifth, but benefited from a late break in the peloton that caught some riders offguard. belgian wout van aert went on to win the race in a sprint finish, while thomas is still over a minute behind overall leaderjulian alaphilippe. the first groupings have been announced for the open, which gets under way at portrush on thursday. home favourite rory mcilroy will play with the new us open champion, gary woodland, and england's paul casey. tiger woods is with fellow american patrick reed and englishman matt wallace, whilst bryson dechambeau and the australian adam scott will play alongside the reigning champion, francesco molinari. he admits looking after the claretjug for the past 12 months has provided him with quite a few challenges. i was very, very careful with it, especially the first few weeks. so much so that i forgot on the plane not to forget the cl

protesters in malawi are demanding the chair of the electoral commission step down over a disputed vote in may 2 parties are challenging the results which saw president beat them with a take of reelected for a 2nd term demonstrating they're accusing the election commission of mismanaging the ballot the u.s. has called for all sides to resolve the dispute peacefully. now thousands of people are rallying in puerto rico for another day demanding the governor's resignation these are live pictures from san juan where protesters that are in a standoff with riot police governor ricardo overzealous accused of corruption sexism and homophobia after messages between him and his aides were leaked the messages show the mocking women the fabled and victims of hurricane maria well it has been. it has been nearly 2 years since the storm destroyed much of the island many in rural areas a still rebuilding their lives there frustrated by the political storm unfolding in the capital gabriel elizondo reports from the town of gaby cora. ok let's talk about lucy and mariano pinto survived hurricane maria not

malawi. how how when how when i can i can barely get a visa to south africa. i mean you look at the roman empire and one of the biggest things they did was make facilitate easy travel between their different regions right and here we are as kenyans it's more expensive to fly to like. us something like. whatever we understand these conversations are going to facilitated by by things like transport infrastructure if i know that i can hop on a high speed train and be in central african republic in 6 hours you know that changes even my perception of them the conversations that we're having so i feel like transport is a major major major influencer but is there even an initial curiosity from us because you know if anybody wants to take a holiday in this country they'll most likely by want to dubai and not necessarily in mozambique yeah do we have value on our own environments resources people. i would say yes and no it really depends on the context one of the things that is is an impediment treaty in terms of africans uniting his language half of africa and africa

and a few moments we'll have the weather with rob also still ahead on al-jazeera a march to malawi's parliament protests get louder over the election results. killing without fear of punishment as well as government is accused of approval crackdown on its opponents. and the coaching team choices now back up at one which one will down or pausing a stall or stir pardon me they will have the details of. the wedding sponsored by cattle and ways. hello temps around the mediterranean looking pretty normal moment but that wasn't quite the case yes they specifically for greece where temperatures were still on the high side we've got over 40 in fact not far side athens doesn't seem a lot when you see in the figures of the last week but it was enough in for example the acropolis for the authorities think you know maybe it's not safe and people will close it down for a few hours let him sit down in the shade or in air conditioning so they did just that the temps didn't fat register 42 outside acropolis which surprisingly is near the record in fact is not much change 34 is the average for athens

thousands of people have again taken to the streets across malawi protesting the result of the general election the military fired tear gas and blocked demonstrators from marching to the president's state house they're trying to present a petition challenging the may election which they say was rigged protests to be going on since peter baker was announced as president. a senior somali officials have been buried after a suicide bombing in the capital claimed the attack in mogadishu saying it was an assassination attempt on the u.n. special envoy american diplomat james swan the bombing killed 9 officials from the local government headquarters mogadishu mare. was injured and is in critical condition protests have been taking place in occupied east jerusalem against the demolition of palestinian buildings israeli demonstrators joined those rallying just meters away from the prime minister's home on thursday rob matheson has more now from west jerusalem. since the demolition of the houses and what he follows on monday there has been an international phone donation of the houses and the bu

chief executive kerry loam to scrap a controversial extradition bill and opposition protesters in malawi are back on the streets against the against the reelection of president peter. which they say amounts to fraud thousands marched on parliament in the capital in a long way. a report by the un's human rights chief accuses venezuela security forces of committing gross violations. president nicolas maduro special forces what she calls politically motivated killings the un report contains chilling details of the techniques allegedly being used by venezuela's intelligence services to intimidate members of the opposition those were the headlines more news in half an hour is up next with inside story do stay with us. a party in crisis a role gandhi quits as leader of india's main opposition following a heavy election defeat is this the end of the dynasty that's dominated the country's politics for generations and can the fractured congress party survive this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm glad you mentioned politics in india and the name gandhi would almost certainly c

they lost to malawi, for — 47.against south africa and you can find all of the - here at find all of the action here at liverpool across the bbc platforms. thank you very much, crate. and steve bruce has resigned from as manager of sheffield wednesday, amid reports he's in line to take over at newcastle united. he only took over at hillsborough injanuary, guiding them to a 12th placed finish in the championship. he's the overwhelming favourite to take over from rafael benitez, having already held talks at newcastle — the club he supported as a boy. and day 10 of the tour de france is underway. france's julian alaphilippe still has the leaders yellow jersey, defending champion geraint thomas is in fifth. you can follow it live on the bbc sport website and app. that's it for now. i will be back in one hour. thank you very much indeed. let's show you the pictures live at the oval where we are expecting the england cricket team, the world cup winning team, to come out and raise the trophy. you can see there's a lot of