malawi.ny of the high school girls whose education we are supporting say that their dream is to become a nurse. the work of nurses and doctors and other health care workers in malawi has become a bit safer now that unicef, which is the largest purchaser of covid vaccine in the world, has helped deliver the vaccine to malawi. health care workers are among the first to get the vaccine in malawi. and today a registered nurse in malawi, praise magombo, told us what the vaccine means to her and to malawi. it's great to hear that the vaccine has arrived in malawi. i'm very excited about that. >> thank you for having me, and this is my vaccine card, vaccination card that i got my first dose of the vaccine. and, yeah, it's pretty exciting. and this vaccine is giving us hope to say that we can go through this pandemic and we can win this one step at a time. so this vaccine has empowered us. >> praise magombo will join us next and get tonight's "last word." hey, hey, no, no limu, no limu! only pay for

really hit malawi hard?e the numbers kept on increasing each and every day. so many people lost their lives. and even though health care workers tried their best to provide care, but it just didn't look like it is enough, like they're doing enough. people kept on hearing bad news. and seeing all of this happening in a short period of time, it was so draining. and i remember that you just wish that you can just be home and not go to the hospital. because it was so scary at that time. but we kept the faith knowing that we can defeat the pandemic slowly, yeah? but we can defeat it. one day this will all pass. >> viewers of this program know that it is very difficult for girls in malawi to get to college and become nurses. but they've heard a lot of girls from malawi appear on this program saying that that is their hope, their ambition. that they dream about getting to the position that you're in now. what do you tell young girls in malawi about how to get to the point that you've achieved as a nurse? >> i'm hap

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malawi months or lets us watch him prepare for prayers he's from what god himself. his face is weather beaten but he's only 30 years old. in the west maybe far away but he understands what propaganda is all about. it up there on the. our message to nato and its members is this. if you want your children to grow up in peace if you want peace to reign in your countries and i must leave our country and end the occupation i'm going to do well you know what they're not good hearted she is a god to fight their way to say. there's no sign of a taliban headquarters around here they keep moving flitting about on their motorbikes. but fighters are posted everywhere even at the entrance to the school. more than 60 boys of various ages are together in one class the only subject is the koran their teacher is a mullah. me how many uncles do the prophets have. some say for others 7 the boys don't seem sure of the answer. schooled by the taliban this is a generation that seems to be out of reach of the central government. for the taliban ruled much of the country from kabul until t

in malawi the formal extradition hearing against a controversial preacher has been postponed until next monday shepherd was sherry and his wife mary are accused of money laundering fecht and fraud in south africa the millionaire and self-proclaimed prophet runs churches in multiple african countries and regularly to tens of thousands of followers to his event him and his wife fled south africa for malawi in november saying their lives were in danger and they would get a fair trial in the u.s. jury selection is underway in the trial of a white police officer charged with killing george floyd a vigil is being held outside the minneapolis course these are live pictures from there many are calling for a day of prayer and justice for the unarmed black man his death floyd died in may after an officer kneeled on his neck for nearly 9 minutes. now this is international women's day is being celebrated at a time when the world is confronting staggering health and economic crises the coronavirus pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on women and the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace warn

allow the next steps out of lockdown to proceed as timetables paul brennan al-jazeera portsmouth in malawi their formal extradition hearing against a controversial preacher has been perspire and until next monday shepherd who cherie and his wife mary are accused of money laundering theft and fraud in south africa the millionaire and self-proclaimed prophet runs churches and multiple african countries and regularly through tens of thousands of followers to his events they fled south africa from malawi in november saying they wouldn't get a fair trial they can markel says a member of the british royal family was concerned about how dark her son's skin color would be the duke and duchess of south x. were interviewed by oprah winfrey for a 2 hour t.v. special they explained more about their decision to step back a senior members of the monarchy last year. in those months when i was pregnant all around the same time so we have in tandem the conversation we won't be given security is not going to given a title. and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born t

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malawi months or lets us watch him prepare for prayers he's from what god himself. his face is weather beaten but he's only 30 years old. in the west maybe far away but he understands what propaganda is all about. our message to nato and its members is this. if you want your children to grow up in peace you want peace to reign in your country and i must leave our country and end the occupation i'm going to do is you know what the. issue got to fight there was a. there's no sign of a taliban headquarters around here they keep moving flitting about on their motorbikes. but fighters are posted everywhere even at the entrance to the school. more than 60 boys of various ages are together in one class the only subject is the koran their teacher is a mullah. me how many uncles do the prophets have. some say for others 7 the boys don't seem sure of the answer schooled by the taliban this is a generation that seems to be out of reach of the central government. the taliban rule of much of the country from kabul until a u.s. led coalition and afghan insurgents drove them out i

malawi months or lets us watch him prepare for prayers he's from what god himself. has faces weatherbeaten but he's only 30 years old. in the west maybe far away but he understands what propaganda is all about. our message to nato and its members is this. country want your children to grow up in peace if you want peace to reign in your countries and i must leave our country and end the occupation i'm going to do well you know what then they hide it it's got to fight their way to say. there's no sign of a taliban headquarters around here they keep moving flitting about on their motorbikes. but fighters are posted everywhere even at the entrance to the school. more than 60 boys of various ages are together in one class the only subject is the koran their teacher is a mullah. me how many uncles do the prophets have. some say for others 7 the boys don't seem sure of the answer schooled by the taliban this is a generation that seems to be out of reach of the central government. of the taliban ruled much of the country from kabul until the u.s. led coalition and afghan in

malawi months or lets us watch him prepare for prayers he's from what god himself. has faces weatherbeaten but he's only 30 years old. the why. asked maybe far away but he understands what propaganda is all about. our message to nato and its members is this. if you want your children to grow up in peace you want peace to reign in your country and i must leave our country and end the occupation i'm going to do is you know what then they decided is god to fight their way to say. there's no sign of a taliban headquarters around here they keep moving flitting about on their motorbikes. but fighters are posted everywhere even at the entrance to the school. and. more than 60 boys of various ages are together in one class the only subject is the koran their teacher is a mullah. me how many uncles do the prophets have. some say for others 7 the boys don't seem sure of the answer. schooled by the taliban this is a generation that seems to be out of reach of the central government. of the taliban ruled much of the country from kabul until the u.s. led coalition and afghan ins

so lucky in cape town $24.00 dropped to $22.00 the heavy rains moved towards northern mozambique malawi and probably zambia. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of said dish shift the focus covering the way the news this culture of the listening posts on a. could get him back i'm just back the u.s. state of minnesota agrees to pay the family of george floyd $27000000.00 to compensate for his death in police custody. hello there i'm. also coming up at least 3 people are killed in the latest crackdown against protesters a.

and if i countries are in your wrong right then outside the europe is canada and america england malawi and solomon marshall islands so $35.00 countries got together and make this an unsubstantiated accusations allegation so this is nothing to do with the human race in sri lanka also that so there are automatic so they're automatically wrong even your good friend india who you lobbied incessantly to vote against the resolution they abstained they were buying your denials either were they. but look at what the statement made by the indian permanent representative in the beginning they said this kind of country specific resolutions are wrong and then they said they abstain that is their policy that yes they are your kind are you how that will support you the real question from all this mr secretary is do you want to be taken seriously on the international stage or just dismissed as one more serial human rights abuse or protected by a small gang of other abusers we want to be taken very seriously in the international community and nor are the country or entity is more interested than sri l

bit lighter but you can follow the line back through the far north of mozambique and tanzania and malawi that's where seasonal right is so where else is it raining apart from a few showers around the coast of south africa and maybe as far west as cape town is pretty quiet and it's seasonal seasonably warmest temperatures in for example botswana insulators thirty's and fairly humid there are because of that afternoon showers as far west as wouldn't talk but not all the skeleton coast. of the. coveted beyond land. taken without hesitation and a lot of fortune died for our power defines our wild dogs live babies were dying and it looked the nobel it's neglect the babies to death people in power investigates exposes and questioned the use and abuse of power around the globe. are now dizzying. so the top stories this hour on al-jazeera and protesters are marching in cities across me and. defying the military crackdown to call for an end to the government takeover suffer a night of raids with security forces storming houses and rounding up activists. the u.s. senators narrowly passed a $1.00 t

least 85 people the formal extradition hearing against a controversial preacher is set to begin in malawi on monday sheppard machinery and his wife mary are accused of money laundering faffed and frauds in south africa the millionaire and self-proclaimed prophets runs churches in multiple african countries and regularly drew thighs of followers to his events they fled south africa in the vendor saying their lives were in danger and they wouldn't scats a fair trial. the u.s. secretary of state has written to afghanistan's president outlining the by menstruation strategy to end the conflict and there are several proposals one of which involves a lives in war for turkey washington plans to 6 or full troop withdrawal by may which had been announced by the previous trumpet ministration years or diplomatic efforts to change things. some of the american troops now serving in afghanistan weren't even born when the u.s. 1st went to war there in 2001 the united states currently has 2500 troops serving in the country under a deal negotiated in doha between the trumpet ministration and the taliban th

mozambique wondering where the rain has gone well the season is almost over it's in your north it's in malawi and it's in zambia but not many other places . at ways. you say just sick and it's time for a different approach one that is going to challenge the way you think on asking me questions now is the new host of the next season of the show that's got no space for sound bites only comedy let's leave simplicity to the headlines join me as i take on the lies dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradiction. i'm marc lamont hill and it's time to get up front right here on al-jazeera. you want to go to 0 reminder of our top stories this hour the acting leader of myanmar's ousted civilian government is promising a revolution to overturn a military coup but he remains in hiding protesters continued to defy security forces in the ng gone holding a vigil for more than 80 people have been killed since the military seized power last month. protesters in the u.s. are demanding justice for briana taylor who was shot dead by police last year the f.b.i. says it's made significant progress in th

then from time to time some showers there into towns and a widespread across a good part of tanzania malawi could also see some wet weather as we go through the next couple of days thick cloud there just making its way in sioux were more than parts of mozambique northern areas of madagascar still looking a little unsettled over the next but further south is fine and dry. sponsored paul cuts at ways when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of suggestion and the state line becomes the default the media in england about new games or images that lead to that magic if you get these guys that just how did he create and use it just makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream to shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a. deal with 0 these are the top stories the government in equitorial guinea says at least 15 people have died in accidental explosions at a military base 400 of those injured the president says the blasts were

mozambique wondering whether rain has gone well the season is almost over it's in your north it's in malawi and it's in zambia but not many other places. of myanmar as government in hiding a revolution against the military protesters are met with more lethal force. hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a generation of exile syrian refugees describe the hopelessness of the almost 10 years since peaceful protests turned into war. was. demands for justice a year after the death of a black woman at the hands of u.s. police. c that question some of the conduct of police in the u.k. after they break up a vigil for a woman whose murder sparked a national outcry. the acting leader ousted civilian government is promising a revolution to overturn the military coup man when cantante delivered a recorded address his 1st since going into hiding he urged supporters to continue that defiance of curfews and stay out on the streets the general some justified power grab and increasingly brutal crackdown on what they say was widespread fraud in elections last year many

lighter but you can follow the line back through the far north of mozambique south and tanzania and malawi that's where seasonal right is so where else is it raining apart from a few showers around the coast of south africa and maybe as far west as cape town is pretty quiet and it's seasonal seasonably warmest temperatures in for example botswana insulated thirty's and fairly humid there are because of that afternoon showers as far west as when talk but not on the skeleton coast. at ways. to say just that and it's time for a different approach one that is going to challenge the way you think i'm asking the questions now is the new host of the next season of the show that's got no space for sound bites only time indeed so let's leave simplicity to the headlines join me as i take on the lies dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions. and marc lamont hill and it's time to get up front right here on out there. here with al jazeera and these are the top stories anti coup protesters are marching in cities across me and defying the military crackdown still calling for an end to t

mozambique wondering where the rain has gone well the season is almost over it's in your north it's in malawi and it's in zambia but not many other places. but. all $100000000.00 going to be embedded in such a small thing to everyone i would ever want to it's great easy to corrupt the system. we give out. with it until. it's a film that helped bring down the corrupt governments and led to the jailing of the former president. al jazeera investigates stealing our dice. it watching our visitor reminder of our top stories this hour the acting leader of myanmar's ousted civilian government is promising a revolution to overturn a military coup while he remains in hiding the protesters continue to defy security forces despite 12 people being killed by the military on saturday. protesters in the u.s. are demanding justice for be on the tailor who was shot dead by police last year the f.b.i. says it's made significant progress in the investigation but no homicide charges have been filed. senior u.k. politicians have criticised london police for breaking up a vigil for a woman whose murder has triggere

the formal extradition hearing against the controversial preacher is underway in malawi shepherd's bush eally and his wife mary are accused of money laundering fairford and frauds in south africa the millionaire and self-proclaimed prophets runs churches in multiple african countries and regularly drew tens of thousands of followers to his events if i had south africa in november saying their lives were in danger and they wouldn't scatter fair trial. health workers in vietnam have received their 1st jobs as the country begins its vaccination drive with 100000 astra zeneca doses happing distributed to major cities there vietnam expects another 1300000 to arrive through the kovacs squabble sharing scheme in april. president is expected to name his new cabinet soon after earlier asking all ministers to resign when it is faces growing pressure from protestors about the government's handling of the pandemic including a slow vaccine rolaids it's been seeing record numbers of cases more than 8 thousands in the past week. meghan markle says the british royal family was concerned about how dark

reading my book i would be satisfied it so happened that a couple of weeks ago i received an email from malawi africa from a woman that said the your book is great i'm contemplating becoming an astronomer after reading it and that made me study space already there was another one from columbia in latin america in undergraduate student who said that reading about your work change my life there was another one from a lawyer in palo alto who said similar things on. i'm quite satisfied the facile i'm looking at an article of a q why do we assume extraterrestrials might want to vincent us so here's the question that a lot of people are wondering what and you want to in your book are we alone. right and that my suspicion is that we are not in fact that thinks like us existed for billions of years because most stars formby disappears before the sun and that the sun is that typical star and heart of the sun like stars have a planet this size of the earth roughly at the same separation so if you arrange for similar circumstances you might as well get seen our outcomes i don't think that we are special

i was in malawi, in central africa. i was teaching in a school.blow has been softened. the culture shock has been softened by the ability of any traveller to call his or her mother or her mother. you can call home and you could talk to people or you can look on the internet. so, the cultural enrichment that we see today is not only travel, but it's also the connection that people have with the phone, with the internet and with the computer that people never leave home entirely. they're always connected to home. i was disconnected. the era of being totally disconnected in a country, not able to phone home is gone. so the enrichment, i think it's always been somewhat mixed, and i think you can't lament it. that's just modernisation has allowed people to draw on their experience. gloria, chandrika's question also talked about how being... you know, travelling, being exposed to different cultures makes you more tolerant and understanding of people of different backgrounds and ethnicities and so on. do you think we're in danger of losing that now becau

around much the rain is welcome but that's where it is and then you can take a line or back through malawi for example northern zimbabwe where the showers are quite prevalent but beyond that is there are a few showers around the city to some parts of south africa otherwise it's sunshine wall to wall. frank assessments the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment it would be catastrophic. to weiss. informed opinions should we be buying big court ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day school opel headlines inside story on al-jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera violence on the streets of santa gas capital continues for a 3rd day after a court decided that opposition figure was months on course should remain in custody fighting between protesters and police broke out on wednesday after some call was arrested for taking part in an authorized rally the protests have now spread to several senegalese city it's the u.n. special envoy to myanmar h

does but beyond that over there is some intensity in the showers every now and again in places like malawi or zimbabwe's a much more dry picture than you might expect even from a week ago and that's true most of southern africa was the rain continues here it's drawing from most of the places. sponsible qatar airways jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian global community when i thought of all the misinformation i think we don't want to feed that we end where be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear the new and be part of today's discussion this streamed on out is the era. but again you're watching out 0 remember our top stories this hour and china is planning electoral reforms that will effectively stamp out any opposition in hong kong's alleged body the proposal giving beijing the power to veto any kind of it was announced on the 1st day of china's biggest political heat. 2 protes

tanzania some rather lively showers rolling through the rift valley pushing all the way down into a malawi and some very heavy rain will continue just around zambia and into zimbabwe and notice a fair amount of cloud and rain too just around the mozambique channel so while the start of the channel we will see some heavy showers over the next couple of days into central parts of mozambique. sponsored paul cuts at ways when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of suggestion and the state line becomes the default the media namely develop new kinds of images that that leak that it gives to these guys that just how did he create a new system makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream to shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a. welcome back let's update your top stories for you so far this hour people have returned to the streets of me in martyr day less than one day after the police killed 18 protesters it was the wors

then from time to time some showers there into tanzan a widespread across a good part of tanzania malawi could also see some wet weather as we go through the next couple of days thick cloud there just making its way in sioux were more than parts of mozambique northern areas of madagascar still looking a little unsettled over the next but further south is fine and dry. but. too often on the streets of india. are victims but a new force is at place. female police officers are combative sexual assault and domestic abuse. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the backs for india's lady called. on disease. with al-jazeera and these are the top stories the government in equitorial guinea says at least 15 people have died in accidental explosions at a military base more than 400 others were injured the president says the blasts were caused by the mishandling of dynamite's. saudi arabia's confirmed another attack on its energy facilities by hotu rebels in yemen the government says a ballistic missile was fired at the coort facilities in the. earlier drone hit the us tenuto on

tanzania some rather lively showers rolling through the rift valley pushing all the way down into a malawi and some very heavy rain will continue just around zambia and into zimbabwe and notice a fair amount of cloud in the rain to just around the mozambique channel so while the side of the channel we will see some heavy showers over the next couple of days into central parts of mozambique. but. more than a year after the kobe 19 pandemic began its origins remain a mystery one o one ace makes the scientists trying to trace the virus from the animal kingdom to events on al-jazeera. frank assessments should we be following bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this and in-depth analysis of the day global headlines inside story on our. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from. headlining stories people have returned to the streets of mean mot today less than one day off for the police killed 18 protest as it was the worst day of violence since the military seems a month ago the u.n. secretary general is demanding international action against the mili

little lighter is still there if you know it can be lighter if you follow back to the mainland than malawi and maybe d.l.c. bits of zambia will cease to write some so that a scattering of showers but an awful lot of persistent long lived sunshine after. an act of youthful defiance can emerge in the near term next hour i'll start on the school they arrested me at home at 4 in the morning about electric shock treatment or worse that triggered a revolution. the arrest of those children sparking all of which became a battle without hand that one had been given the armed struggle in syria. the boy who started the syrian war. on al jazeera. georgiadis there are a reminder of our top stories this hour senegal's political turmoil has triggered more unrest people have starved banks petrol stations and supermarkets in the capital dakar there's been violence since opposition leader will spawn sancho was arrested earlier this week. pope francis has held mass in iraq's capital baghdad on the 2nd day of the 1st ever papal visit to the nation the leader of the roman catholic church called for common grou

so lucky in cape town $24.00 dropped to $22.00 the heavy rains moved towards northern mozambique malawi and probably zambia. it's one of the biggest clubs in south america. but its greatest rival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between funds formed from a class divide sustained over generations for. most wealthy jr supporters of born into these club colors. in an epic feud of rich versus poor the fans who make football on al-jazeera. welcome back a program out of our top stories here this hour the family of george florida received a $27000000.00 settlement from the u.s. city of minneapolis floyd died last may after a white police officer knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes. coronavirus deaths in brazil have now exceeded 275000 it's the 2nd highest number in the world after the u.s. the world health organization has warn the country is not moving in a good direction hospitals at their limits. but at least 3 more protesters have been shot dead in antic huge demonstrations in may in mon the u.s. says it will give temporary refuge to people from me in march found in america b

does but beyond that over there is some intensity in the showers every down again in places like malawi or zimbabwe's a much more dry picture than you might expect even from a week ago and that's true throughout most of southern africa whilst the rain continues here it's drawing from most other places. to make a change. change a life or the path of a country challenge the accepted truths if you want to create something you 1st break it continually mold it up turn the status quo and fight injustice shall all month iraq get. down to. witness personal documentaries not going to deception on al-jazeera. but again you're watching al jazeera remind of our top stories this hour and china has unveiled a plan to overhaul of hong kong's electoral system that would stamp out any opposition in the city's legislative body giving beijing the power to veto any kind it was announced on the 1st day of china's biggest political gathering. to protesters have been killed in fighting between police and supporters of senegal's opposition leader some of the 1st and since it was minister on panels arrested 2 d

so lucky in cape town $24.00 dropped to $22.00 the heavy rains moved towards northern mozambique malawi and probably zambia. sponsored by qatar airways. told to al-jazeera we are can you tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we did not sell the fence material to any country during the iraq conflict in yemen we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze and hero. welcome back a quick recap our top stories here at this hour the family of george florida receive a $27000000.00 settlement from the u.s. city of minneapolis floyd died last may after a white police officer knelt on his neck and it in 9 minutes. a car bomb blast at a police station in afghanistan's herat province has killed at least 8 people and injured dozens rescuers are trying to find people trapped in the rubble of destroyed buildings no one has yet claimed responsibility. and coronavirus deaths in brazil that exceeded 275000 the 2nd highest number in the world after the united states the world health

malawi months or lets us watch him prepare for prayers he's from what god himself. his face is weather beaten but he's only 30 years old. the west may be far away but he understands what propaganda is all about. our message to nato and its members is this. want your children to grow up in peace if you want peace to reign in your countries and i must leave our country and end the occupation i'm going to do. you know what they're not good hearted it's got to fight their way to say. there's no sign of a taliban headquarters around here they keep moving flitting about on their motorbikes. but fighters are posted everywhere even at the entrance to the school. more than 60 boys of various ages are together in one class the only subject is the koran their teacher is a mullah. me how many uncles do the prophets have. some say for others 7 the boys don't seem sure of the answer. schooled by the taliban this is a generation that seems to be out of reach of the central government. of the taliban ruled much of the country from kabul until the u.s. led coalition and afghan insur

does but beyond that over there is some intensity in the showers every down again in places like malawi or zimbabwe's a much more dry picture than you might expect even from a week ago and that's true throughout most of southern africa was the rain continues here it's drawing from most other places. frank assessments the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment you can be a catastrophic failure to twice valuable backseat informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day school opel headlines inside story. i'm mad no moved out of his parents' house after he got me he says he found more space to begin discussing after renovating it last year it's now his home along with his wife daughter and health but the israeli government said the key was be constructed to be theft and permits and issue that the militia ordered last month our interview would cut short as he hears that the israeli army has arrived in the village wit

malawi months or lets us watch him prepare for prayers he's from what god himself.his face is weather beaten but he's only 30 years old. the west may be far away but he understands what propaganda is all about. our message to nato and its members is this. if you want your children to grow up in peace you want peace to reign in your countries and i must leave our country and end the occupation i'm going to do is you know what. is god to fight their way to say. there's no sign of a taliban headquarters around here they keep moving flitting about on their motorbikes. but fighters are posted everywhere even at the entrance to the school. more than 60 boys of various ages are together in one class the only subject is the koran teacher. amala. me how many uncles do the prophets have. some say 4 others 7 the boys don't seem sure of the answer. schooled by the taliban this is a generation that seems to be out of reach of the central government. of the taliban ruled much of the country from kabul until a u.s. led coalition and afghan insurgents drove them out in late 2001. d

praise magombo in malawi, thank you very, very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you so much for having me. >> praise magumbo gets tonight and this week's last word. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >> good evening once again. day 59 of the biden administration. the president today used the power of his office to issue a forceful call for an end to the attacks on asian americans and comfort a fearful grieving community suffering through the aftermath of a mass shooting, a mass murder. president biden, vice president kamala harris travelled to atlanta just three days after the spa shootings that killed a total of eight people, six of whom were asian women. this afternoon biden and harris met with asian american leaders in atlanta and afterwards they spoke out about the attacks, acknowledging motive hasn't been established linked to race, it hasn't been labeled as a hate crime for example, asians in this country have indeed been increasingly targeted. >> they have been attacked, blamed, scapegoated and harassed. verbally assaulted and physically assaulted. words have c

hotez: the disaster is it looks like the south african variant is accelerating now into malawi and mozambiqueafrica overall has done better than many expected during 2020, that grace period could end as this virus starts to accelerate, and the world has been very focused on very high tech innovations, mrna vaccines that i don't think we'll filter to the low and middle income countries. yes, pfizer/biontech sent doses to rwanda. that was great. but there are 1.1 billion people living in sub-saharan africa. if we need two noses of most of those vaccines, that's 2 billion doses, so so far it is a drop in the bucket. hopefully we can fill that gap, but that is a potential humanitarian crisis for africa. jonathan: do you think there is sufficient funding to do that? dr. hotez: no, we had to raise a lot of money privately from various sources enough to do the technology transfer to india, and now we are in discussions with south africa and indonesia. hopefully that will come through. but everybody went very heavy on the innovation, and innovation is important. we need to innovate in vaccines. but a

when you think of the different cultures in context that are women leaders come from from liberia, malawi ,norway, new zealand, these are different places . i think if those influences aren't there in the family home that doesn't mean they can't be anywhere . they can be there in the school environment and one of the things that we talk a lot about now and focused on is what does it mean to have gender sensitive schooling so that you are making sure that historic biases don't come into the curriculum and somehow she expectations of girls versus boys. and then there is the role modeling and support that can happen beyond school. so what happens in other educational institutions, what happens in workplaces and political parties where women and men can be involved in mentoring, sponsoring, helping build the door of opportunity and aspiration is open toeveryone . i don't think there's one magic answer here. it's like 1 million raindrops all making a difference. >> i think we're just goingto turn it over to audience questions . fiona. >> thank you. i'm hoping that you got a little bit more tim

then from time to time some showers there into tanzan a widespread across a good part of tanzania malawi could also see some wet weather as we go through the next couple of days thick cloud there just making its way in sioux were more than parts of mozambique northern areas of madagascar still looking a little unsettled over the next but further south is fine and dry. this thing is a set and it's time for a different approach one that is going to challenge the way you think on asking the questions now is the new host of the next season of the show that's got no space for sound bites only cavity so let's leave simplicity to the headlines join me as i take on the law dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions. are marc lamont hill and it's time to get up for us right here on al-jazeera. didn't meet the. at least 20 people are killed in equitorial guinea during a number of explosions at a military base. there i'm outta here dean and this is al jazeera line from doha also coming up. another escalation missing yemen's who sees and saudi.

lighter but you can follow the line back through the far north of mozambique sutton and tanzania and malawi that's where seasonal rain is so where else is it raining apart from a few showers around the coast of south africa and maybe as far west as cape town is pretty quiet and it's seasonal seasonably warmest temperatures in for example botswana in the low thirty's and fairly humid there are because of that afternoon showers as far west as wind hook but not on the skeleton coast. the roman catholic pope arrives in northern iraq where he'll hold an open air mass on the 3rd day of his tour. that i am how my he did and this is al jazeera life from doha also coming out. the crackdown continues reports of life fire on crowds in myanmar as unsecured protesters turn out across the country. millions of americans look forward to financial relief after u.s. president joe biden's 1.9.

mozambique wondering where the rain has gone well the season is almost over it's in your north it's in malawi and it's in zambia but not many other places. of. the leader of man mars government in hiding vows a revolution against the military protesters are met with more lethal force. elevator and forget this is our 0 ally from the also coming up a generation of exiles syrian refugees describe the hopelessness of the almost 10 years since peaceful protests turned into war.

malawi months or lets us watch him prepare for prayers he's from what god himself. his face is weather beaten but he's only 30 years old. the west may be far away but he understands what propaganda is all about. our message to nato and its members is this. if you want your children to grow up in peace you want peace to reign in your country and i must leave our country and end the occupation i'm going to do with. it right there what is the. there's no sign of a taliban headquarters around here they keep moving flitting about on their motorbikes. but fighters are posted everywhere even at the entrance to the school. and. more than 60 boys of various ages are together in one class the only subject is the koran their teacher is a mullah. me how many uncles do the prophets have. some say for others 7 the boys don't seem sure of the answer. schooled by the taliban this is a generation that seems to be out of reach of the central government. for the taliban ruled much of the country from kabul until the u.s. led coalition and afghan insurgents drove them out in late 2001.

b.1.3.5.1., it's going into zimbabwe and malawi. will accelerate. we don't have vaccine for africa. the two mrna vaccines are not scaled. the j&j vaccine, you see the production problems we're having, unclear what role we're going to have. oxford-astrazeneca is a good vaccine but doesn't seem to work against south african variant. we're running out of options. i'm worried about humanitarian catastrophe in south africa. we don't have a lot of options, unfortunately. >> and of course the richer governments in the world have been competing for these vaccines. >> they all took care of themselves. and global policy makers anticipated this, a lot of acronyms that are not too familiar with the general american public but important global health organizations, w.h.o. saw this coming, created a covax sharing facility. the question is whether we have enough durable and quality vaccines to deliver to places like sub-saharan africa. >> dr. peter hotez, thanks for joining us. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we'll be joined by the

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