i'm malcolm webb in a tea plantation in kenya's highlands more than 60 years ago british colonialists forced the local people off this land to make space for it will be speaking to the few that still survive about their fight for justice. position in belarus has called for another round of mass process to push for president alexander lukashenko resignation 2 weeks after he claimed a victory in the disputed elections that crowd streaming into the center of the capital minsk a defiant look at schenker has ordered the army into full combat readiness despite a violent crackdown demonstrators have been coming out every day since the disputed vote on august the 9th. earlier my colleague. spoke to the opposition leader spent lunna took them off sky she's in exile across the border in neighboring the throughway nia she began by asking her if she plans to return to balloons. you know i'm going back to paris i want to go back to bonnaroo say and do my country and i will go with a outlane i feel safe do you fear for your husband who is back in belarus. for sure i do here. my husband and the same

malcolm webb al-jazeera dog kenya. 'd a reminder of our top stories the president of brother russo sought help from russia as protests grow calling for him to step down thousands gathered in the spot where a man died on monday during a violent crackdown on demonstrators. president trump has continued to back his pick for postmaster general despite accusations that he is purposely trying to sabotage mail in voting ahead of november's presidential election but u.s. postal service is warning it can't guarantee all ballots will arrive in time to be counted michaela has more from washington d.c. . this is a major crisis which the democrats in congress are attempting to address by giving the post office 25000000000 dollars as part of its coronavirus release fund republicans are blocking that because within that democrats suggestion is money for some of the states that have been hard hit president trump repeatedly says that the democrats only want to give money to democrats states that absolutely force a number of states that

malcolm webb al-jazeera creature county kenya. sciences and germany have held concerts to study the risk of virus transmission during large events the mass experiment with nearly 2000 people in leipsic comes at a time the country has banned all such gatherings until at least the end of october we call some as more. pop concerts in the name of signs that only young healthy one tears are allowed in to get swapped for contract trays a clip mint and protective masks this and instead of the usual sound checks ahead of the gig flossing disinfectants filled the concert hall. to mental health 3 performances in just one day as part of the study the 1st simulated the very beginning of the pandemic with no social distancing the larger distances between the volunteers for the 2nd show and hygiene measures and by the 3rd a gap of 1.5 metres was strictly enforced and. i would say that we are now laying the foundations as to what hygiene car service could and should look like the future of order to reduce precisely these moments of risk. the exp

malcolm webb. county kenya libya's u.n. recognize government has rejected talks with the warlords after the ceasefire announced on friday backed by both sides in the country's long running conflict the tripoli based government repeated calls for negotiations with the rival parliaments in the east but it's refusing to sit down with after who has his power base in that region the government has already called for early elections and a referendum on the constitution. in the u.s. city of police shot and killed a black man on friday. police say pellerin was carrying a knife and been trying to enter a convenience store video appears to show pellerin walking away from officers who then shot the 31 year old after a stun gun failed to work the death prompted a crowd of demonstrators together outside the store where he was shot his family believe he was having a mental health crisis the u.s. city of portland oregon on the west coast so violent confrontations between opposing camps on saturday around a being held by right wing groups

for his actions during the genocide when an estimated 800000 rwandans were killed in 100 days malcolm webb reports. was paraded in front of journalists who rely on this investigation bureau in the capital kigali for years it's accused him of trying to attack rwanda through rebel groups something he's consistently tonight wanted to answer charges of crime including terrorism financing terrorism and. as fun kidnap. and murder but the trip to again another innocent run down through video on the rundown territory. it was hailed as a hero for saving more than a 1000 lives during rwanda's genocide in 1904 he was the manager of an international hotel where hundreds of people sheltered from massacring soldiers and militia about 800000 people died in the killings the majority of them ethnic sees it is very exciting his role was documented in the 2004 hollywood film hotel rwanda here he's seen attending a screening of the movie in berlin he won multiple humanitarian award but he became critical of the government of president paul kagame e he said it protects an elite minority have to seize it margin

malcolm webb al-jazeera county kenya. still ahead on al-jazeera will hear from one of the stars of paris sasha a man as a french crowd looks to make history in europe that's coming up next with its. frank assessments what are you seeing there in yemen. why it didn't suit this it's an informed opinion which is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many parts of the only every 10 are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after is that correct because look the recent enters the bill a few people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera alaska's far north a pristine environment that's become a battleground with the trumpet ministration king to let oil companies start drilling some of the true remote communities are tempted by the promised wealth we live here we make the rule not their own but others bitterly opposed we should not have to trade our culture for oil and gas crossing the high peaks of biotic circle to investigate the people in power at the edge of the ea

malcolm webb al-jazeera county kenya. so ahead on al-jazeera what's behind at a staggering loss of global heists that's causing top planet to warm even faster. clear cut. and an emotional 1st major title for a german golfer who almost gave the game away peter has more than just a few minutes to status. the 21st century began with extraordinary economic growth across much of latin america. but since this halted in 2008 there's been a political shift to the right on a continent where socialism once thrived to. a chilean politician goes on a journey to me leading left wing figures to understand why that politics have lost ground so dramatically. in latin america a giant in turmoil on al jazeera. and. al jazeera. the. welcome back our warming planet has caused a staggering 28 trillion tons of ice. to disappear from the earth has surface in less than 3 decades scientists in the u.k. say rising sea temperatures are the main factor behind the melting polar ice sheets while hotter air temperatures cause geishas to melt the resear

'd malcolm webb al-jazeera told of kenya. are still ahead in the sporting and painful death of professional cyclists hitching a ride to the tour de france that's all coming up a check. golden i'm told stories from asia in the pacific on al-jazeera. in 2008 al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking school. preparing some of india's poorest. children for entry into its toughest universities ready. we return to see other students on the screen helping change the face of india. supa 30 announces era. i. am with the bat. kind of down time before north out here thank you french football team are celebrating having reached the semifinals of the european champions league for the 1st time in a decade they beat manchester city 31 in their quarterfinal lisbon thanks to a late double by reset and barely had already beaten eventis in the previous round and they'll have to beat another big team if they're going to reach the final in the semi's they're up against the favorites by in munich they thrashed barcelona 8 . reports critical of your c

disappear within the next century some are already classified as extinct including kenya's language malcolm webb went to meet some of its last surviving speakers. and. there are fewer than 10 people in the world who can speak the language. to. one of them he doesn't know exactly how old he is but when we met him before the global pandemic all of the remaining speakers were over 70. mel where you. are now in an angle of it as does the imminent with. the language of the yarkas an ethnic group of about 4000 people most now speak other languages they live in the hills of central kenya near the town of dull dull this nearby building used to be a center for yahoo culture and language it was built about 20 years ago with charitable donations people used to sit around the fire here and sing songs but about 7 years ago it was abandoned during a conflict between some borough and messiah a neighboring ethnic group both more populous and both with their own language still in use so the cultural artifacts and books that were kept inside were taken away and put in storage and the gathering stopped but about t

malcolm webb al-jazeera dog kenya. 'd the with al-jazeera these are our top stories about his opposition is promising the largest peaceful march in the country's history a new day of rallies comes amid reports the country's ambassador to back has begun the 1st government official to back the protests u.s. president donald trump is defending the man he appointed as the head of the u.s. postal service despite accusations he's trying to sabotage the system ahead of this election states have been warned that millions of votes may not arrive in time to be counted. south africa is beginning to lift restrictions after confirming a drop in the rate of new coronavirus cases the country is moving to alert level 2 which removes nearly all limits on economic activity and people will be allowed to travel between provinces. the move to level 2 means that we can remove nearly all of the restrictions on the resumption of economic activity across most industries. because only kitty beauty will be allowed with the necessary and appropri

investigation bureau said there was international cooperation but gave no further explanation malcolm webb al-jazeera. lithuania latvia and estonia have imposed sanctions on dozens of belarus senior officials including president alexander lukashenko in total of 30 have been targeted with travel bans all are accused of vote rigging and playing a role in violence against protesters following the disputed election on the 9th look at shanker an ally of russia denies electoral fraud and says the protest as a back from abroad his inclusion on the list sends a message to european countries of the 3 baltic states have led calls for the west to take firm action against the belarussians president who's been in power for 26 years and is described as europe's last dictator. well as those protests against continue many of his critics have had to seek refuge countries. matter group are now in the capital vilnius because of one small acts of resistance a few seconds of defiance against the government of russian president alexander lukashenko cost kirill got a lot of. their jobs and their freedom i though

malcolm webb al-jazeera kenya. they're watching al-jazeera these are our top stories thousands of people have gathered and balances gaps all for a pro government rally comes amid increasing pressure on president alexander lukashenko a top diplomat has become the 1st government official to back opposition protesters demanding political change so fast and the problem protests in minsk. so far we haven't seen a divide but now since today this so-called pro-government and government vision and there's a lot of concern that this could lead of course to file and that could lead also to a more strict. government even calling maybe for martial law reason for russia to step in an area. on the table right now. is president of all trump is defending the man he appointed as postmaster general despite accusations he's trying to sabotage the system ahead of november's election the u.s. postal service has warned millions of mail in votes may not survive in time to be counted and the government protesters in thailand are rallying

malcolm webb al-jazeera dog kenya 'd. you're watching al-jazeera these are our top stories about. has become the 1st government official to back the protests against president alexander lukashenko the opposition is promising the largest peaceful march and the country's history demonstrations have been held for days against the disputed presidential election. yes. i stand in solidarity with those who have taken to the streets of delhi russian cities would peaceful marches took up the voices could be heard. i sincerely hope that the future of my country will be based on the conditions of ethics of society and representatives of various political forces we have suffered for this right. people are already gathering in the capital of bella ruse to show their support for the president and the live pictures in minsk where this pro-government rally is taking place. anti-government protesters in thailand are running in the capital bangkok they're calling for political change and they're demanding an overhaul of the government with a rewrite of the constitution. a japanese ship that ran agr

killed in just 100 days his role was celebrated in the 2004 film hotel rwanda our correspondent malcolm webb is across all of this for us from the kenyan capital nairobi he says government critics like recess a beginner not tolerated in rwanda. well you were does he said betrayed him as a hero but rwanda's investigation bureau has said today that he's been arrested and he's been charged with funding terrorist groups and organizing attacks within rwanda from abroad now it's made these kind of allegations against him for many years was back in there during the genocide in 1904 when he was widely reported to have protected hundreds of ethnic took to the international hotel where he was the manager at the time 12 years after that he published a book criticizing the government of president paul kagame in rwanda saying that it favored a small ethnic tutsi elite and was marginalizing the hutu majority the kind of ethnic divisions and marginalization that with the events in the previous decades to the genocide he said these kind of things were still going on and that led to a public feud between him

his supporters are gathering to demand his release they say the case is politically motivated malcolm webb joins us live from nairobi malcolm what can we expect in court today. supporters of marched to ward the mccullough high security prison in the capital kinshasa that is where mary's being detained that's where the court hearing is expected to take place those supporters reached a roadblock police have brought the road there right now they're standing there but as you said the supporters say this is a politically motivated conviction corruption is widespread in congo it's common but corruption trials are not and few people believe that this is really about holding anyone to account for stealing public funds the supporters say that it could possibly be because of an alliance between could marry and president felix to see katie who run together mary was backing she said katie in the last election just over one and a half years ago she said he was announced the winner part of their deal to to to run together was that camilla it was meant to have a chance to run at the president in the next

in rwanda and arrested as has been reported by the on the north or it is ok thank you for that malcolm webb covering developments from nairobi. 2 opposition leaders in ivory coast are attempting to join the presidential race on tuesday despite being barred from running both living in exile and had their candidacies rejected from the electoral commission president alassane ouattara is running for a 3rd term but critics say that's against the constitution several people have been killed in recent weeks during protests against the president amid interest has a subject from a boojum. the fact that the deadline for the submission of these papers candidacy papers is about 2 and that's the reason why they support is wanted to make sure that the election commission put them on the ballot so if the election commission refuses to put them to put their names on the ballot a lot of people feel that big could be some kind of porters across ivory coast especially from their supporters and that leaves the fuel to 2 key gladiators in ivorian politics or president. and others and what their aims of so their

malcolm webb al-jazeera kenya. still ahead on al-jazeera we've moto g.p.mayhem just ahead a lucky escape for the sport's most famous name it has got all the action. frank assessments seeing. like we see this informed opinion which is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many below me region are actually under a de facto state of emergency critical debate after it does not provide. enters the bill if you feel in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. bottles in cameroon is. on. plastic is everywhere. but if bottles can be fishing boats. and bubble gum wellington boots what more can be done with this plague of pollen is. earthrise reimagining plastic. on al-jazeera. that is time for the sport here's peter 6 times of formula one world turban lewis hamilton has won the spanish grand prix for the 4th time in his career it's a $156.00 the podium finish for hamilton setting an f one record the most a driver started on pole position in barcelona the 88th career win for hamilton puts him just 3 behind michael schumacher record red

'd malcolm webb al-jazeera dog kenya.now endangered sea turtles in turkey have been experiencing a nesting speeches usually full of tourists are left empty because of chrono virus popular resort city of antalya usually welcomes up to $15000000.00 people each year but these little guys will be happy about the lack of human activity because it's meant that nesting loggerhead turtles have been undisturbed and the number of nests has almost tripled. so there is all the support coming up after a quick break hailing hamilton the formula one world champion set a record and closes in on another peter will have those details. and the disease count 50 days of only dads children and. a whole. lot of. things and likely to receive every child education wanted. to. be released leave to. try. to seize. the remaining. sport now with peter. thank you mariam lewis hamilton is fast approaching a formula one milestone the british drivers erector beads 88th career when putting in just 3 behind michael schumacher record kevin calvert with the

malcolm webb al-jazeera can reach a county kenya or more countries have begun demanding compensation from their former colonial rulers namibia has just rejected germany's offer of nearly $12000000.00 for the killing of tens of thousands of people in the early 1900 the government calls the amount an insult in turkey 13 the u.k. agreed to pay millions of dollars to kenyans who had been tortured in detention in the 1950 s. but only once belgium and germany to pay billions for abuses joined decades of rome democratic republic of congo is also demanding compensation from belgium in june king phillipa became the 1st belgian monarch to express regret for acts of cruelty jury in its colonial past and india has called on the u.k. to pay compensation for 2 centuries of colonial rule rodney dixon's a barrister temple garden chamber he's joining us from london by skype thank you very much indeed for giving us your time so find a study correctly and please correct me if i'm wrong i think you're involved in this latest claim by the kenyan group that we were talking about earlier if that's the case

malcolm webb al-jazeera county kenya for the 1st time the top u.s. envoy in taiwan has attended commemorations of a battle between the island and china during the 1950 s. runs christianson and one president saying when the paid their respects park on kinman island china bombarded kaman for weeks in 1958 in a bid to reclaim taiwan which it considers a breakaway province but a counter-attack and u.s. military assistance forced chinese troops to retreat the visits by christensen comes amid escalating tension between washington and beijing. scientists in germany have held concerts to study the risk of virus transmission during large events the last experiment with nearly 2000 people in the city of leipzig comes at a time when the country has banned all such gatherings until at least the end of october or course song has more. pop concerts in the name of signs that only young healthy one tears are allowed in to get swapped for contract trays a clip mint and protective masks this and instead of the usual sound checks ahead of a gig flossing disinfectants f

them is yes it's already classified as extinct but it's still spoken by a few people in kenya malcolm webb went to doll doll to meet some of the last surviving speakers were by the order about and all about there are fewer than 10 people in the world who can speak the language. to reduce a clue is one of them he doesn't know exactly how old he is but when we met him before the global pandemic all of the remaining speakers were over 70. now were you. now in the no longer. in the. language of the yaki an ethnic group of about 4000 people most now speak other languages they live in the hills of central kenya near the town of tal told me this nearby building used to be a center for york culture and language it was built about 20 years ago with charitable donations people used to sit around the fire here and sing songs but about 7 years ago it was abandoned during a conflict between some blue and messiah a neighboring ethnic groups both more populous and both with their own language still in use so the cultural artifacts and books that were kept inside would taken away and put in storage and th

there in 100 days his role was celebrated in the 2004 film hotel rwanda and our correspondent malcolm webb is across all of this from the kenyan capital nairobi he says government critics like poor set up again are not tolerated in rwanda hollywood does he said betrayed him as a hero but rwanda's investigation bureau has said today that he's been arrested and he's been charged with funding terrorist groups and organizing attacks within rwanda from abroad now it's made these kinds of allegations against him for many years was back in there during the genocide in 1904 when he was widely reported to have protected hundreds of ethnic to seize in an international hotel where he was the manager at the time 12 years after that he published a book criticizing the government of president paul kagame in rwanda saying that it favored a small ethnic tutsi elite and was marginalizing the hutu majority the kinds of ethnic divisions and marginalization that with the events in the previous decades to the genocide he said these kind of things were still going on and that led to a public feud between him an

familiar for critics of the government of president called me to end up in jail mark and webb in nairobi malcolm thank you very much indeed. baltic countries say they're imposing travel sanctions on bello russian president alexander lukashenko along with 29 other officials that are any allowed here and estonia said there likely expand except sanctions as the protests grow tens of thousands marched through minsk on sunday demanding look at his resignation 3 weeks after his disputed reelection run and smith has the latest from neighboring lithuania sunday's alexander lukashenko 66th birthday this is not the president he was hoping for. were not a herd of cattle all cowards were belorussians they're chanting. it's 3 weeks since the disputed election that the ballot russian president claimed to win with 80 percent of the vote. no one here believes that and they've been protesting against luka shank ever since. and here to express may disapproval at the rigging of the elections and to be in solidarity with everyone he was detained i am for peace i am propellor s. but. the protesters have been peacefu