respectful of the choices that they've been made by their fellow citizens let's go to our correspondent malcolm webb now he is joining us live from her body i believe outside accounting center no doubt all eyes will be on that center but before we get to what's happening there malcolm we're hearing that the opposition m.d.c. these offices have been sealed off by police and you were there earlier. just a few minutes ago we were there we've just come from that street outside was sealed off with lines of police holding buttons and several armored police vehicles parked right outside the entrance of the building but what opposition officials told us had happened was that yesterday afternoon when soldiers were deployed in the city to break up crowds of celebrating of protesting opposition supporters in which three people were shot dead and others were injured opposition say that soldiers pushed a group of a few dozen of their supporters into the party headquarters and they say that they've been arbitrarily detained in there from since yesterday up until about now and while we were there we saw those part

that we can cross now to malcolm webb who's in the capital harare monitoring events there for us so malcolm wants to go to court and god wants peace and unity peace and unity look somewhat unlikely with an election result split right down the middle that's right from to basis points of the result that was announced by the electoral commission is that results completely illegitimate it's wrong he said that he was rigged before the poll and he said it was rigged after as well but in the press conference with president just a short while ago milingo did say that zimbabwe's enjoying democracy now something that also completely contradicts the opposition's claim said the opposition are free to go to court and that's what the opposition has said they're going to do but in the past when the opposition here have taken electoral issues to courts even when courts have ruled in their favor often in the past the ruling zanu p.f. party has in the binded by those rulings now one of the ways that they remained in power for nearly forty years on the robert mugabe president says this is a new stance for the

good connection with that guest and had i so we're going to move on to another correspondent to malcolm webb joining us from the city of. malcolm how are things there. always protest they only happen in the capital harare possibly. breads and you might see in the data. on the tension surrounding the result we have been hearing about today from the opposition your complaint. they say they are handed the truck yesterday last night containing eleven boxes of pretty montana papers they say when they stopped the truck to drive the people in iran. to the delightful materials used to rigging and stuffing the results a result addition to promote is already skeptical about their. constituency by constituency from the electoral commission. not the which way but i know many voices and how they viewing what's happening and how. could. i know that you said that one post has happened in zimbabwe they usually happen. because we see them spread do you think. it is possible if the unrest. continues. but in this part of the country and the baby land historically the many people supported the opposition that a

new zimbabwe was promised by his successor the people here hoped it would be better than this malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. now police are on high alert a right wing rally that's taking place in portland in the u.s. it's being organized by the patriot prayer group and is the third such demonstration in the city this summer each protest was met with counter-rally as an end in violence patriot prayer is accused of being a white supremacist group which the organization denies all my cameras following developments for us from washington mike how serious is the risk of violence at this rally. well there were several incidents of violence throughout the course of the day but what has happened now is that police have disperse the crowds both the protesters and the counter protesters after saying that bottles were hurled at some of the officers so everybody now out of the streets the rallies completely dispersed by the police but there were a number of incidents of violence heavy police presence in the area a lot of spam sniffer dogs around as well and the police insisting that no weapo

generational action if young men are to understand how to behave before we bring in our guests malcolm webb sets up our discussion today from johannesburg. yolanda kyunki had just started a degree at rhodes university in south africa but she says she was raped she went for a drink with friends she doesn't remember anything else the following day other people told her that two different men had sex with her it's just really made me angry. really angry and through kin i mean it has affected my relationships with him in their eyes. obviously the encounter after that i had my trust in people in general . and i guess i just was a become a prison's really and it's a state. you landers met many other students who were tired of their universities and police not acting on reports of sexual assault. on the exchange students marched in broad university in twenty sixteen as part of their campaign they published a list of students and university staff on social media they said were responsible for sexual assault students have also protested here the university has run in johannesburg and since the stude

wednesday when soldiers opened fire to protest against alleged vote rigging in monday's election malcolm webb is in the capital harare but. police say these people were responsible for election violence in harare on wednesday the supporters of zimbabwe's main opposition party the movement for democratic change people have been charged with inciting violence and refused bail. and d.c. officials say the charges a politically motivated because the government's trying to prevent a legal challenge to the result of monday's election a muslim and i were lost the election and after losing the election he's aware that a large majority of the people in this country don't support him and he's afraid of them reacting to that. in order to manage the population he has to to to arrest us to draw fear in everyone's heart and mind president. the ruling zanu p.f. party has announced the winner the opposition say about four hundred thousand vote added to his count after the polls closed and their candidate nelson jimmy said was the true winner the international observers yet to publish their final report the el

rapists have never been held to account she says the authorities failed her justice has been done malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg the democratic republic of congo's health ministry has confirmed four cases of ebola in the northeastern city of goma the ministry says there is no evidence linking these current cases to the outbreak that killed thirty three people that outbreak was officially declared over last week wildfires in california are showing no signs of abating with the u.s. state set a record one of its worst fire seasons in history firefighters are still battling seventeen fires burning across the state where eight people have been killed in the last week the fast moving flames have destroyed nearly one hundred twenty thousand hectares of land last year was the worst season on record and nearly five hundred thirty thousand hectares burned. one of the hardest hit areas is near the city of reading what hundreds of homes have been destroyed or the flames have now been put out there are others facing another threat that really is on the reports. the city of reading in the state of cal

across generational action if young men to understand how to behave before we bring in our guests malcolm webb sets up our discussion today from johannesburg. you know land that yankee had just started a degree at rhodes university in south africa when she says she was raped she went for a drink with friends she doesn't remember anything else the following day other people told her that two different men had sex with her it's just really made me angry. really angry and through kids and i mean it has affected my relationships with men in their eyes. obviously the encounter after that i had my trust in people in general. and i guess i just was a become a prison's really and gets to say. you landers met many other students who tried of their universities and police not acting on reports of sexual assault. on the exchange students marched in broad university in twenty sixteen as part of their campaign they published a list of students and university staff on social media they said responsible for sexual assault students have also protested here the university has run in johannesburg and since the

the army when i was when the guy called was the state security minister in the nineteen eighties malcolm webb spoke to some of the survivors who are still seeking justice it was right here that henry cabot says soldiers abducted him and tied him up he was in one thousand nine hundred eighty three zimbabwe's government said it was fighting a rebellion here in a matter belly land region henry says even though he was nothing to do with it he was taken to a concentration camp and tortured for three weeks he saw prisoners died daily from their injuries their bodies burned in a pit. and. been to thirty five years on is still hard to tell the story. he says he narrowly survived when soldiers try to execute him in a forest and left him for dead the pilot. when robert mugabe sent the army to matabele land in the one nine hundred eighty s. investigators say at least twenty thousand people were killed many in the region say the massacres were to suppress the support base of his political rival at the time survivors say there's been no justice and mugabe has finally forced from power by the army nine mon

malcolm webb has spoken to some of the survivors who are still seeking justice it was right here that henry cabot says soldiers abducted him and tied him up he was in one thousand nine hundred three zimbabwe's government said it was fighting a rebellion here in a matter belly land region henry says even though he was nothing to do with it he was taken to a concentration camp and tortured for three weeks he saw prisoners died daily from their injuries their bodies burned in a pit. been to thirty five years on is still hard to tell the story. he says he narrowly survived when soldiers try to execute him in a forest and left him for dead the pilot. when robert mugabe sent the army to matabele land in the one nine hundred eighty s. investigators say at least twenty thousand people were killed many in the region say the massacres were to suppress the support base of his political rival at the time survivors say there's been no justice and mugabi was finally forced from power by the army nine months ago led to elections that took place in july and some people wondered if zimbabwe's presiden

i was there as malcolm webb spoke to some of the survivors. it was right here that henry cabot says soldiers abducted him and tied him up it was in one thousand nine hundred eighty three zimbabwe's government said it was fighting a rebellion here in a matter barely land region henry says even though he was nothing to do with it he was taken to a concentration camp and tortured for three weeks he saw prisoners died daily from their injuries their bodies burned in a pit. been today thirty five years on it's still hard to tell the story he says he narrowly survived when soldiers try to execute him in a forest and left him for dead the pilot. when robert mugabe sent the army to matabele land in the one nine hundred eighty s. investigators say at least twenty thousand people were killed many in the region say the massacres were to suppress the support base of his political rival at the time survivors say there's been no justice and mugabe he was finally forced from power by the army nine months ago led to elections that took place in july and some

new zimbabwe was promised by his successor the people here hoped it would be better than this malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. protesters in iran have tried to attack a religious school in the northern province of course but they were stopped by police before they could do any significant damage the reason for the protest is not clear but video has emerged of sporadic demonstrations across the country in recent days over the state of the economy many are blaming the government in the city of mashhad on friday a cleric told a crowd of demonstrators that their representatives don't care about their problems now tens of thousands of women have taken to the streets of the south korean capital seoul to protest against spy cam porn women are becoming increasingly frustrated by this practice which involves mostly men hiding cameras in public toilets and changing rooms they secretly film the women and then post the video on porn sites spy cam crimes are soaring in south korea six and a half thousand cases were reported last year most offenders are merely fined or given a suspended sentence

malcolm webb al-jazeera it turi in the democratic republic of congo. still ahead on the. policy of the talk sport champions league time already yes it is you cannot escape football the draw for european football's top club competition the champions league has been made with hold israel madrid picked out in a group with roma c.s.k. a moscow and czech sides pelz and raila going for a fourth title in a row with a man seen lifting the trophy last season christiane i rinaldo is no longer the club he's now with a telly and champions event says until faces all team manchester united in a group that also contains a young boys of switzerland and valencia. well serbian team red star belgrade are in the champions league group stage for the first time the nine hundred ninety one european cup when his face a huge challenge in group c. has all sports correspondent lee wellings. well there's no doubt at all the draw could've been a lot kinder to red star belgrade in the return to the big time of year we're playing football with only they have all the history and tradition but it's taken

justice has been done malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg well let's get more on this now we're joined by leslie encode a spokeswoman of the total shut down women's march and she's joining us live from pretoria very good to have you with us on al-jazeera and why are we seeing such a rise in gender based violence and south africa which as our report mentioned is already one of the worst places in the world for this. i'm sorry could you repeat the question that i didn't get that sure we were talking about the number of women in south africa who were exposed to rape and sexual violence and we're seeing that number actually increase why is that. we will we were discussing it a lot there's a lot of violence that people in the society have carried over from the government we hadn't done any conciliation terms of emotional trauma and the second logical job of people and we need to remember that to africa and to the world in general we need been a highly toxic. a society where a men feel entitled to our bodies men feel entitled to our with space and talk to. this violence community and so why

malcolm webb al-jazeera it's hillary and the democratic republic of congo. follow. after the break. whole. thing it's how you. welcome back fans of a recent frankland have been paying their final respects to the queen of soul as she lies in state in detroit on friday and a private funeral will take place for the singer with an all star list of performance including stevie wonder hundred is that the pioneers of rock and soul are fading away. in popular music might never feel the same. the latest is a read of franklin who took an old is reading song about respect and turned it into an anthem for feminism and civil rights of the captured it's era and endures today in one hundred sixty seven when everything came along nobody is listening to music from one thousand seventeen. but we're still listening fifty years later to read the franklin aretha franklin is such an overwhelmingly forbidden almost comically magnificent figure. a huge swath of influence. across the last fifty years that makes you wonder how that could have been possible. that. the catalogue of global musical giants is thi

thank you very much malcolm webb bringing us all the latest from the capital harare will harm the task there was at wednesday's protest when soldiers opened fire on opposition supporters she's been back to one of the areas where violence broke out to find out more about what happened. water cannon trucks are parked outside some buildings in harare this is the zone appear provincial office with some of the violence happened on wednesday protestors were pushed this far when they were trying to protest the fact that they saying that the result was rigged they will push this far there's an impi of officials who are working at the time say that a protest has tried to burn down the building and they've condemned the violence with brittle bones and with much of the stones if it wasn't for the intervention of the other suggestions people could have been burnt alive the opposition leader said the supporters were not in are not violent destruction that was cause was because some people were planted in the protests to disrupt things and to blame the opposition as far as they're concerned this is

generational action if young men are to understand how to behave before we bring in our guests malcolm webb sets up our discussion today from johannesburg. you know land that yankee had just started a degree at rhodes university in south africa when she says she was raped she went for a drink with friends she doesn't remember anything else the following day other people told her that two different men had sex with her it's just really made me angry. really angry and through killing i mean it has affected my relationships with him in their eyes. obviously the encounter after that i had my trust in people in general. and i guess i just was a become a prison's really and gets to say. you landers met many other students who tried of their universities and police not acting on reports of sexual assault. on the exchange students marched in broad university in twenty sixteen as part of their campaign they published a list of students and university staff on social media they said were responsible for sexual assault students have also protested here the university has run into an iceberg and since

well let's cross now to malcolm webb who is standing by in the capital harare for a smell so men and god were calling for peace and unity which says it's all a fraud under the circumstances peace and unity would seem like a little bit of a stretch what do you think. well there's peace we'll find out in the coming coming days but unity certainly the opposition's position doesn't sound like it they said before this result was announced that the election was being rigged throughout the counting process and after the result was announced they said it's rigged as well they said there. nelson chamisa as the clear winner so they're disputing these results and they said they're going to fight them in court by any means necessary but we're waiting to see if they will call for demonstrations and it was when there were people on the streets on wednesday we saw the army come in and six people were shot others were injured so we're waiting to find out if the opposition are going to call people to the streets and what kind of response that might get from the security forces. meanwhile the protests

the traces that they've been made by their fellow citizens well joining me now from harare is malcolm webbour correspondent following the scenario as the story unfolds and of course it has quite obviously malcolm it's not just the eyes of zimbabwe and on the election commission the international audience is all we're also watching. that's right a lot of international attention on this election the observers from european union commonwealth and the u.s. many other international organizations and the african union as well there's a lot of foreign business interest here and if if the international community somehow signed off on this election then a lot of big companies that want to get back in here start doing business again but for that and international finance of course as well but for that to go ahead it depends on having a reasonable semblance of credibility and really not you know not much violence for that to go ahead but let me just tell you a little bit about what happened where we're standing yesterday it's normally very busy here today it's normally a busy market but yesterday whe

and in part three of our series on forest under threat malcolm webb reports from the democratic republic of congo where tropical rain forest more than twice the size of france is at risk of being cut down well beyond thursday here on al-jazeera a global panel of experts is meeting at the un in geneva all this week to consider placing limits on the development of fully autonomy as weapon systems activists are calling for an immediate ban on what they call killer robots and insists amnesty international says the threat isn't far away pointing to israel's reasoned use of semi autonomous drones so far tear gas at palestinian protesters in gaza the group warns that technological advances and weaponry are outpacing international law leading experts in artificial intelligence have joined tech entrepreneurs like iran mosque in calling for a ban and pledging not to use their own technology still of machines that kill without human control but key states such as the u.s. u.k. france israel russia and south korea oppose any sorts of legally binding provisions . max tegmark is a professor of physics

malcolm webb al-jazeera it turi in the democratic republic of congo. we're going off the grid now with lia to lebanon i don't often get to say this but you stink right that is what they're saying and love. i will not go without personally well since twenty fifteen lebanon has struggled with trash essential of the main landfills are full and towns and cities do not want new ones for obvious reasons protests have been going on there for three years now with many using the hash tag like mall said you stink to draw attention to the issue and talk about online but because there is nowhere to put the trash the government has resorted to burning it instead. what's your market value because it burns for two to three days and then they dump it again and the bulldozers come back and stack it up do you see how it looks like a hilltop when they burn the trash i lose my breath i can't take a breath i use this inhaler because i can't take a breath my daughter also takes these medications the trash is causing us physical and psychological trauma the deputy middle eas

let's go to our correspondent malcolm webb now he is joining us from the electoral commission resultscenter and before we get to what's happening there and when we can hear more from them malcolm just in the last hour had the police sealed off the opposition m.d.c. party's offices why. we were there just a short while ago opposition officials told us was that around this time yesterday when soldiers with the ploy get into the capsule to break up celebrations and protests by opposition supporters they said about thirty of their supporters were forced by soldiers into the party headquarters they've been arbitrarily detained there ever since their legal team was pushing for the release of those people and when we were there a short while ago they were eventually filed out of the building and into a waiting police truck where the told they'll be taken to a police station for screening to see if they are among some of the people who the police say are one thing following the on the rest that happened yesterday so this wolf further worry no doubt malcolm opposition supporters. eagerly waiti

say it's ongoing millions may be missing most is trying to stop it paid the highest price of all malcolm webb al-jazeera pre-state south africa. so let's get the thoughts of our guest joining us from johannesburg. academic director at the university of with school of governance in cape town said mission aid oh she is a research institute for global dialogue and also in johannesburg caring more a journalist and it's welcome to you all carol let me start with you can you just bring us up just being with what happened on this first day. well essentially what happened was that we saw all the legal personnel in this inquiry really outline of the basis of its investigative investigation again outlining that it was very much based on former public protected to be made and still a state of capture report and looking at the kind of issues that it would be addressing interesting me enough we saw lawyers for former president jacob zuma his son to design a under-cooked of family as well as a nother government minister former government government minister lynne brown also making it known that they wished

from the people who ordered the atrocities and compensation he doesn't know if he'll ever get it malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. still to come here on the al-jazeera news hour is looking good at the northern trust a them for one goal for is having a year to remember pay to have that star in school. he is a self-proclaimed messenger of god are plenty millions of devoted eves but his path to enlightenment involve the rape and abuse of his followers when he used investigates the fall of one of india's most powerful spiritual gurus on al-jazeera they're not intrinsically linked to the slave trade where you are so i'm consistent and insurance companies there's no way to separate vaca and of terror from the labor on the plantation from the profits that lou produced the class in europe industrialized slavery and amassed its great wealth the resistance began to take full on from sugar to rebellion episode to have slavery when it's on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. but it's time for this policy is now his peter thank you so much thailand have taken the men's team doubles gold medal i

the vote but it took electoral forward three days to unveil the result and added to the tension malcolm webb is following events for us in harare and the opposition have of course rejected the results what wonders what's next. but i thought president nelson chamisa the presidential candidate of the opposition alliance rejected the results before they were announced they said there was rigging going on during the counting process and rejected them again after they were announced as well we're just outside their party headquarters at the moment we step aside we can take a closer look it's still under tight security there was armed police truck and two water cannon here and it was here on wednesday that there was some unrest soldiers came here and police as well to break up crowds of opposition supporters the opposition are holding a press conference he said it to be about an hour from now and there were expecting to find out what kind of evidence they got of the vote rigging that they allege and also what their strategy is going forward one of the options for them is to pursue a court process

well let's cross now to malcolm webb who is in the capital harare saw a lot of tension perhaps not a huge surprise i mean it was clear that when the results were going to be announced the opposition was going to comment then on them inside and some way for them go their way out how would you describe the mood in iraq right now and what do you think is going to happen next. well the opposition was saying that this election was rigged even days before the results were announced they say the rigging began during the counting process which took several days and after that result came nelson chamisa as we just heard him saying there again the electoral commission's electoral commission's results said they were rigged so he's rejecting them and his supporters projecting them to him here in the capital is where the opposition has a key support base at least two thirds of the electorate here voted for the opposition in this election and in previous elections and if you look on social media if you speak to people on the street you definitely get a strong sense of mistrust in the electoral com

rapists have never been held to account this is the authorities failed her no justice has been done malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg the french national assembly voted in favor of aggression that reduces the time refugees can claim asylum from eleven months to just six its aim to speeding up the deportation of those denied asylum and the processing of those who are accepted david chase has more from paris. the number of refugees in the suburbs of paris maybe as high as four hundred thousand according to a parliamentary report city authorities are struggling to cope the conditions in the parks and streets are becoming intolerable in the middle of the heat wave. raids by riot police have cleared the large tented camps where many of them found temporary refuge but the tough new laws just passed by the national assembly will cut the time period during which they can claim asylum the claim is rejected that only have fifteen days to lodge an appeal and the time they can be kept in detention waiting for deportation has been doubled to ninety days not via a sale voted against the bill she believes f

malcolm webb al-jazeera it turi and the democratic republic of congo. well again his reminder for top stories knowledge is there a the russian and syrian foreign ministers have met in moscow where they have discussed launching an all out offensive to take the last rebel held province of idlib serious while it says the government forces will quote go all the way and it live which is home to some three million people the u.n. says ten thousand of those are fighters from al qaeda and the nose or a front. this would be the decision of the syrian leadership is to tell news referring to what if the sacrifices we are ready to exert every possible if it be not to harm civilians. argentina central bankers hiked interest rates to sixty percent in a bid to stop the currency from falling any further the past is down more than fifty percent this year on wednesday president crease shocked the country when he off the international monetary fund for an early release of a fifty billion dollar emergency bailout. protesters have started gathering for another far right ant

and in part three of our series on forest under threat malcolm webb reports from the democratic republic of congo where a tropical rain forest more than twice the size of france is at risk of being.

people here hoped it would be better than this malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe the chinese government has demolished the studio dissident artist ai wei wei artwork had to be removed in a hurry as the demolition began without warning is a vocal critic of the government he claims they've been persecuting him for years in twenty eleven he was detained for eighty one days after being accused of tax evasion charges that he said were politically motivated. spanish authorities say they were rescued two hundred twenty three refugees trying to cross the mediterranean sea four boats were found in spanish waters on saturday bringing the number of rescued migrants close to fifteen thousand since the end of may spain has become a preferred destination for migrants after italy shut its ports to aid groups in june germany's began opening what it's calling anchor centers where refugees can stay while the seek asylum government ministers say the shelters can speed up the processing of their applications for asylum but critics say the move further isolates the refugees doesn't it came reports from one

malcolm webb al-jazeera it's hillary and the democratic republic of congo and part four of our series on forests we will focus on northern england that's where a new forest expected to contain fifty million new trees and stretch over three hundred kilometers well make part of the industrial north a lot greener that is on friday right here in oz is there a hand around where you can always get more news more features on our website the address this is their dot com. well again here's your mind our top story the russian and syrian foreign ministers have met in moscow where they have discussed launching an all out offensive to take the last rebel held province of idlib serious while it says the government forces will quote go all the way in which is home to some three million people the u.n. says ten thousand of those are fighters from al qaeda and the news right front. this would be the decision of the syrian leadership is to tell news referring to what if the sacrifices we are ready to exert every possible if it be not to harm civilians. argentina central bank has hiked interest rates t

rapist has never been held to account just as your sources failed her no justice has been done malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg. and attack on a government building has killed at least fifteen people and injured fourteen others in the east of afghanistan two gunmen set off explosions and storm the office for refugees in the city of jalalabad security forces fought for six hours to end the siege a separate incident a bus hit a roadside bomb in the west of the country killing eleven passengers reports from kabul. jalalabad one of afghanistan's biggest cities and in other words are as torn as mace the department of refugee affairs for a conference on how to help displaced afghans they were targeted. explosions hit the compounds exterior allowing to government to get past the rules but others have a hold of them again of i was sitting in my medical store when a gunman entered the refugee department right after that they started shooting and one of them blew himself up at the gate i saw two injured people come out of the building for several hours sporadic gunfire was heard across the neighb

people here hoped it would be better than this malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. israeli cabinet is expected to meet in about an hour from now to discuss the controversial nation state law now this comes after the druze community led a huge protest against the new legislation many are angry that the new law defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language the trees are considered loyal to the states under simmons was at the rally in tel aviv. it's rare to see demonstrations by the druze and these numbers are quite extraordinary it has to be said at one stage or being square was absolutely packed with people not only the troops but also jewish people who wanted to protest about the actions of the government and coals for more democracy in israel the druze say go house to god or at least the house to be a man in the negotiations so far with the government having succeeded in meeting that yvonne only walked it's described as some sort of concession for people serving in the military to keep benefits but that has have little effect on the public moo

malcolm webb al-jazeera it's hillary and the democratic republic of congo. so i had on al-jazeera endangering much more than the economy iran stocks or say u.s. sanctions will have a deadly and pack and dennis rolls out the red carpet for its down that's only a look at this year's contenders for the top award. hello again well we are going to see continued rain here across parts of the korean peninsula now has been the trend really over the last several days flooding rain that is and notice right here all of the the priests of that indicated here on our friday map we do have a frontal boundary that stalled out right here and you could tell because sendai twenty five degrees tokyo thirty five and right below tween that area that is where our front is so anything to the north is a little bit cooler to the south is very warm tokyo thirty five degrees there but as that front starts to push a little bit more towards the south well tokyo you going to get more rain but the temperatures are also going to come down to about thirty degrees for you well here across par

sunday one person died and seven others were injured when police fired live rounds and tear gas malcolm webb has more from kampala. supporters of the m.p. but the wind started protesting in several parts of the city. in the me from the army with really break up a great feeling like gun firing tear gas can see the remains the burning red blood sure distance over here. everyone angry following incident that began a week ago bobby wine was campaigning. in a file action in northern uganda campaign and completely ended in violence the one driver was shot dead by security forces of the wind that they were trying to kill him meanwhile the president's office said the opposition supporters that the president right in the windows were in the vehicle and that they were reacting protect the president. was arrested. police say that they found the weapon in the hotel he's been accused of treason. here in front of the military courts in a couple of days from now the french. here in the streets of. south africa has opened a judicial inquiry into alleged corruption at the highest levels of government hearing

from the people who ordered the atrocities and compensation he doesn't know if he'll ever get it malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. kevin's here so that means it's time for the weather and behind you kevin that looks ominous hawaii that's very well it's not as bad as it was because we were talking about a category five hurricane before now it's a tropical storm but the big problem with this right now is it is moving so slowly and it's still providing quite a bit of flooding rain across much of anywhere from the big island of hawaii all the way over towards maui so right now two hundred ten miles to the south southwest of honolulu winds are the same as they were when they came on three hours ago at one hundred clams for hour the movement six kilometers per hour and that is the big problem when the storm is not moving that means rain continues to fall in the same areas so we have seen one hundred sixty thousand and thirty two millimeters of rain here in hilo as well as just to the just to the north northeast northwest we have seen about eleven hundred just over eleven hundred millimeters

sunday one person died and several others were injured and police fired live rounds and tear gas malcolm webb has moved from come follow. the forces of the people the wind started protesting in several parts of the city. and the plea from the army would really break up a great feeling like gunfire and big i can see the remains of bending red blood. in favor here. angry following incident that began a week ago but the wind was campaigning. in a pile action in northern uganda campaign and completely ended in violence the winds driver was shot dead by security forces but the wind said they were trying to kill him the president's office said that opposition supporters of the president's own boy right in the windows of one of the vehicles that they were reacting to protect the president. was arrested. police say that they found the weapon really helps their right there is being accused of treason. here in front of a military court in a couple of days i'm not sure how the. industry. south africa has opened a judicial inquiry into alleged corruption at the highest levels of government the hearing wo

sunday one person died and several others were injured when police fired live bullets and tear gas malcolm webb has more from kampala. started protesting in the city. firing tear gas can see. over here. incident that began a week ago. failing. to file action in northern uganda campaign peacefully and in violence driver was shot dead by security forces the wind. that they were trying to kill him meanwhile the president's office said that opposition supporters of the president's own voice right in the windows one of the vehicles that they were reacting to protect the president. was arrested. they say that they found the weapon in his hotel right there he's being accused of treason it did appear in front of the military courts in a couple of days not one of the friends of. the unrest in the streets. of south africa has opened a judicial inquiry into alleged corruption at the highest levels of government the hearing that investigate claims of ford in the public sector during former president jacob zuma as time in office the commission was established in march to investigate allegations that a popul

from the people who ordered the atrocities and compensation he doesn't know if he'll ever get it malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. to the democratic republic of congo now where opposition there has been told he can't run in the upcoming presidential election the election commission says it's rejected his application because he's been convicted by the international criminal court bamba seen as a possible frontrunner for the job he were trying to take part in the vote after serving a decade in prison in the hague for war crimes he can appeal against the decision ahead of december selection. the international committee of the red cross says nearly a million ethiopians have been forced to flee their homes after a surge in violence fighting between the and people has been taking place along the border areas off and west googy. reports. these ethiopian families sheltering in a courthouse fled for their lives there among the nearly one million people displaced over the past four months. two men and we came here because we were attacked we left our village empty handed to save our lives we tra

sunday one person died and seven others were injured when police fired live rounds and tear gas malcolm webb has more from kampala. the forces of the public. the wind started protesting in several parts of the city. in the belief in the army with really. great that feeling like gunfire and big i can see the remains of banning red blood. in favor here. angry following incident that began a week ago but the wind was campaigning. in a pile action in northern uganda campaign and completely ended in violence driver was shot dead by security forces probably wind that they were trying to kill him the president's office said that opposition supporters that the president's own boy right in the windows were in the vehicle and that they were reacting to protect the president. was arrested. police say that they found the weapon really hate being accused of treason. here in front of the military courts in a couple of days i'm not sure how the. rest in history. president donald trump has paid tribute to immigration officials during a white house event the federal agencies overseeing the nation's border ha

malcolm webb al-jazeera it turi the democratic republic of congo. you're watching old is there i was the robin hood reminder of our top news story syria's foreign minister is threatening an all out assault an adlib province the last rebel held stronghold well it says the army will do everything possible to avoid civilian deaths he's been meeting with his russian counterpart in moscow to discuss the offensive. here this would be the decision of the syrian leadership is to fire tell news or a front to whatever the sacrifices are we are ready to exert every possible effort not to harm civilians. so that when you constitute a list of the relationship it was with satisfaction that we noted the majority of the syrian arab republic is now freed of terrorists what we need now is to wipe out those terrorist groups which persist particularly in the deescalation zone in italy a cease fire appears to be holding in the libyan capital tripoli days of fighting between rival groups have killed at least twenty six people before the internationally recognized governm

from the people who ordered the atrocities on compensation he doesn't know if he'll ever get it malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. and the second half of. the muslim holiday. province to coping with the threat of a massive government offensive. just a short because i know. questions over his future. hello there well we are watching some humidity values starting to edge their way up here across the levant as well as down here towards the middle east take a look at the temperatures we're expectancy in kuwait now over the last few days it has been about forty seven forty degrees forty five degrees a little bit cooler but it's also going to be a little bit more humid there up towards baghdad forty five degrees as well and here on monday we do expect to see pretty much the same conditions a very humid conditions so the heat index is going to make you feel very uncomfortable as we make a way down towards the middle east same situation is coming we are looking at winds out of the north really out of the northeast as well so for doha forty one degrees here on sunday but relatively middies coul