. >> reporter: malcolm webb al jazeera >>> still to come here on al jazeera. south korea government accuses teachers of misbehaviouring. a controversy over a new textbook. >>> a new tax will be put on mobile phone towards its new step towards fiscal independence. >> those atrocities primed them for when isil came knocking and said "we're your savior". >> the untold story of isil and the fight against terror. >> this is going to be a real time bomb. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> the top stories again on al jazeera. polls are open in burkina faso for the first free and fair election in decades. blaise comparore was forced out of office after 27 years. e.u. leaders are meeting with turkey to deal with the refugee crisis. they're expecting to give 3.2 billion dollars to limit the people crossing into europe, more than 2.2 syrian refugees are in turkey. people around the world have marched to demand action on cl

malcolm webb. al jazeera >>> in china, there's a shortage of pilots, not for commercial passenger air draft but to fly drones, often on farms, that's why they set up sa school near beijing. technology editor reports. >> for many people, a remote control helicopter like this is a toy. not for the students. they are the first group at a school in beijing, giving students the skills they need to get work as professional remote controlled pilots. >> i want to build my own company with drone services and work for myself in a new and popular line of work. >> the 2-week course include learning about insurance, regulations and students are taught how drones are built, and how they can be fiffed. after that, they are trained on flight simulators. if we practice with a drone we have a lose. with a simulator, students have a solid foundation and have the confidence improved and they'll be more comfortable piloting the real drones. >> in china, anyone flying an aircraft more than 7 kges or higher than 100 meters must be

malcolm webb al jazeera on the river nile in uganda. >> much are more on our website, aljazeera.com. . people were killed. today, rwanda is thriving. as the president credited with stoping the slaughter and putting the country back together, paul kagame is also accused of brutally suppressing dissent. so is kagame a savior or a dictator? we sent journalist sorious samura to find out. >> for centuries the tribes of this country lived together without tribal atrocities, and

malcolm webb, al jazeera. >> the security council will meet later to discuss the recent violence in burundi. the police are searching for gunmen who killed at least nine people in the capital on saturday. it happened just hours after a deadline for civilians to hand in weapons. security forces have been conducting door-to-door searches for hidden weapons. >>> one of the most popular foods is now back on the shelves after a five months ban. maggie noodles were banned after tests found they contained dangerous levels of lead. >> maggie noodles was a phenomenally well selling product you could find it in small storie stores throughout the country. it was cheap, too. just $0.20 for a serving. in june the product was banned after government testing found highly unaccepted lead levels in samples. that led to the product being pulled from store shelves and many workers who made it to be laid off. the indian company took a hit to its profits and reputation. but now new samples found that the lead limits were back within acceptable norms. but now there is a new problem. getting a product that was av

malcolm webb, al jazeera, uganda. >>> africa will surpass south asia as the region with most child brides in 2050. the practice is common in zambia, now cultural traditions have been challenged at a landmark summit. tanya page reports from zambia's capital. >> reporter: the girl in this video is crying because she's forced into marriage. soon she is saved. >> you are under arrest. >> reporter: but moss of the time there is no rescue. while marrying someone under 18 is illegal in many african countries, many have customary law where it is allowed. but soon zambia may not have a dual system. >> zambia decided to just have one law. doesn't allow for customary marriage. >> yet unicef says by 2050 the number of child brides in africa will more than double to 350 million. sharing ideas on how to combat it at every level of society from encouraging governments to include child protection rights and all policies to urge ugh villages in the rural areas to combat it because that's where the problem is greatest. child brides are more likely to be in abusive relationships, contract hiv and to die dur

malcolm webb al jazeera on the river nile in uganda. >> plenty of you on our website the address is aljazeera.com. watch now icon, aljazeera.com. >> for more than a decade, the world has witnessed seemingly endless violence in afghanistan. many tell me the daily reports of the attacks, and the daily killings have ceased to hold much meaning. but for those living in this land, torn apart by war, there's no more important of a time than now. after years of trying to drive back the taliban, most of the

malcolm webb, al jazeera, kenya. >> sunday marks two years since one of the most powerful storms on recordade landfall in the fill leans. typhoon high you know killed thousands and displaced millions more. we return to the city to see how people are coping. >> here she says is where she nurtured her four children for many years until tie alone haiyan swept it away. politicians promised her a new home. she is still waiting. >> where will we be? where will we end up now? will we have a home? we always have to fight from local governments down to community leaders. >> at least 6,000 people were killed and millions more displaced. president aquino earlier budgeted $3.9 billion in u.s. funds for recovery efforts. at least 21,000 homes needed to be rebuilt here, but two years on, only around 500 houses are complete. thousands of people here remain jobless. others are grateful groups have stayed on to help them. >> the recovery for survivors is considered one of the biggest steps for aquino's presidency. thousands of survivors wrote to him several weeks ago. >> election season has begun, and some

. >> reporter: malcolm webb al jazeera >>> japan is to restart whale hunting in the antarctic ocean in march after a year long pause. 333 minki whales would be hunted for scientific research. last year the international court of justice in the haig ruled that gentleman pan was contraevening an international moratorium on whale hunting. teachers in south korea are warned they will face court proceedings if they protest in relation to a new textbook. >> reporter: teachers taking to the streets on the government's plan to bring in a history textbook. by choosing to protest, these men and women are laying themselves open to prosecution. their strict employment terms require political neutrality. this is one of 84 executive summoned for questioning over their anti government substance. >> translation: it's not possible to oppose the textbook without criticising the government. the current regime is proceeding with this plan for its own benefit to hold on to power forever. >> reporter: south korea's main opposition has has come to displaying the current books. it is too soft for starting the

malcolm webb, al jazeera, nairobi, kenya. >>> there is controversy in myanmar over a video posted onsident's facebook page warning of bloodshed in the aftermath of the arab spring if the ruling party loses power in sunday apt polls. the pop six is expected to make major gains in what the government is touting as the first free, and fair post vogt in years. but the rohingya are not allowed to vote or run in apartment including sitting lawmakers. >>> more than 2,000 leading architects from 60 countries are meeting in singapore for the world architecture festival awards an international school in bangkok is among the final assists in the education category. he designed the school and tells us about it in his own words. >> my name is boone sim. my architectural company is. we are the principle architects and designers for ivy bound schools. this site in the context of bangkok is very unusual. it's a really acies in the city with some very large old trees on the site. i decided that these trees were the singular characteristic that had to be preserved. we then fit the architecture around

malcolm webb, al jazeera, kenya. >>> hopes of finding any survivors from thursday's massive mudslidere quickly fading. rescue crews are still searching for more than 28 people missing after two dams burst. the state's governor says it is unlikely anyone will be found alive. hundreds of homes were destroyed when a huge wall of mud hit the village. >>> people in the afghan province of g oh rs save they have been neglect booed i the gust. g oh r is one of the most as a isolated places in the country. parlorred with heavily armed fighters have had free reign to em hose their own there are of and conservative laws, women in particular have suffered disgame anything and abuse in the first i've special series on people in the remote proif i was, al jazeera's jennifer glasse speak to women who are fighting for improve their lives. >> reporter: shows the first female gamper governor. ghor province, she says she wants to bring more prosperity and accountability and improve women's rights. she knows to do that, the province need proper and adequate security. >> translator: you have encouraged u

malcolm webb, al jazeera, kenya. >>> maggie noodles were banned in may after it was found they contained dangerous levels of led. fez jamil has more. >> maggie noodles, they are incredibly popular and cheap. 20 cents for a serving. but in june the product was banned after government testing found higher than acceptable lady limits in several samples. that led from the product being withdrawn from the shelves, nestle india suffered. just last month the product was left back in but that gave the company onew problem, giving the product available back on the store shelves which they plan to do by next week. but on monday, nestle india announced that the product was available, so the people can cash in on dawali celebrations. >> much more to come after the break, including, in sports, sana will have details about the match between egypt and saudi arabia. >> and now it's time to get all of the day's sports with sana hamoush. >> thank you very much barbara. in the past fuse hour the president of german football federation, has resigned over fifa payment scandal. taking political responsibility

[cheering and applause] >> reporter: malcolm webb, al jazeera, uganda. >>> joining now in studio foris is agnes an east africa political and economic comals. thanks for talking to us, we saw the happy reaction to the pope's visit. he's then headed onto the central african remember he can which has been violent reare re. >> i think his visit say career kline that, yo -- is aclear sign traveling in such countries. but him visiting there is to say this conflict is not forgoten and that it draws attention. some of the challenges like car don't case. >> what about the torso far? what do you think the overriding message has been? >> it's incredible. that pope francis has highlighted of in the key challenges that we face in africa. climb at change ahead of the climate change sum knit paris next week, you know, urging the world leaders and citizen to his consult the environment and it's a gift. not just for us to consult for the next generation, and you also tackle corruption and also interfaith dialogue. you are well aware of the conflict that den i can't and yokenya and ugandahave faced be

[cheering and applause] >> reporter: malcolm webb, al jazeera, kampala, uganda. >>> the leader of egypt's church is in israel in the first such visit knit decades. the pope attended a bishop's funeral his predecessor had banned egyptian cop cops in tral to go israel in protest of the occupation of east jerusalem. stefanie dekker is in east jerusalem and has the latest on the visits. >> reporter: the coptic church is very keen to stress that this is not an official visit. it's an extraordinary visits. it's a human visit because the two men were friends, the pope was a percentage friends of the arch wish, abram. they went to the university together and also the position that the archbishop held being the heaved the coptic church in the holy land, he passed away on wednesday, this is why he is here paying his respects leading the funeral and the church does say that he will not be visited any official religious places here, he will be fishing the funeral and then will be returning toy jim. because they know the sensitivity of this issue. so certainly that's the message they say it hasn't cha