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seen little or fish or lives in almost three decades officials admit they're facing a daunting task mamadou all just mogadishu. well the one hundred whales have died after a mass beaching in western australia rescuers have been trying to help the one hundred fifty pilot whales get back out to sea but all but fifteen of them have now died came ashore in hamelin bay at the southwestern tip of australia andrew thomas has the report. a fisherman found the pilot whales in distress early on friday morning. volunteers ran to the beach but couldn't save many. go back in the water they actually come back around. again i watch one of them happen three times and still he wouldn't see local government workers brought trucks on to the beach to remove the carcasses. there. right there but why people are bringing up like help if we. don't have. the whales beached themselves in exactly the same place as a group of eighty did on exactly the same day in two thousand and nine no one knows for sure why whales beach themselves these did in new zealand last year some think it group tried to rescue a single vial

that are very crucial to the success of these agreements on board the absence of nigerian president mamadou bahati of the signing ceremony is on everyone's lips saying that there are some countries the first feel i'm convinced that they will do well with the agreement so that also needs to be taken care of by the you secretary it's in the coming months and years it's going to take a long time before these comes into being but the idea is to bring africa's one point two billion people with a combined u.d.p. or two point five two billion dollars on the one market and that is where africa seems to be headed for now or the president of the animal has resigned following months of health ten chowders a trusted advisor leader aung sang suu cheek france louis has more. precedents in myanmar are meant to be both the head of state and the government but not to he knew the role would be largely ceremonial when he was appointed two years ago the rail is wielded by all. who led her party the national league for democracy or n l d to victory at the general election in two thousand and fifteen months but

told the families of one hundred ten missing schoolgirls there will be no rest until they are found mamadou bihari visited the school in northeastern with the students were abducted last month the government says they were taken by suspected boko haram fighters it's the second largest abduction since the group kidnapped more than two hundred seventy schoolgirls from the town of cheap book in twenty fourteen bihari as promised a renewed military offensive so i guess prime minister has offered to resign as he's party faces growing protests against corruption and the murder of a journalist robert fisk who has been under intense pressure to step down since yon could shake and his fiance were killed last month protesters are pushing for a thorough inquiry into the dates could be investigating alleged links between government figures and the italian mafia interior minister step down this week said these are biennial begins on friday and runs for the next three months for the first time ever it has an artistic director from asia japan's many cattle car curating this is event says her choices of ar

and population in africa but nearly half of its people live in poverty three years after voting in mamadou bihari as president many nigerians say bill has changed now a year before the election they are demanding action reports from nigeria's capital aperture. the next election is not until february next year but nigerians are already debating campaign messages inspired newspaper headlines and opinion columns at opposition headquarters the faces of potential rival candidates to president mohammed two hundred are on show their subtle east one confirmed challenger in september a southern state governor announced his decision to stand in two thousand and nineteen others including some within the ruling party impatient to know if he will seek reelection those who have us be sure whether once the presidential to make his position known if you're going to rome that will help me to make up my mind where is going to. then i will have to tell myself it is physically formidable challenger or i'll have to source. last week twenty state governors meeting within president biharis ruling party the all p

seen little or fish or lives in almost three decades officials admit they're facing a daunting task mamadou all just mogadishu time after this for. thank you so much mary well afghanistan of claim the tenth and final place at next year's cricket world cup in england they beat ireland by five wickets in the qualifying events being hosted by zimbabwe this win for afghanistan that eliminated ireland was the culmination of the toughest the world cup qualification process in twenty five years ireland restricted to a score of two hundred ninety seven in their fifty overs. for the sports world governing body the i.c.c. has been criticised for reducing the size of the games highest profile events it means teams like zimbabwe paul scotland and the united arab emirates of all missed outs but afghanistan made sure of their place winner in harare with five balls to spare the country in the world cup for the second time. or the fifty over world cup really has become the incredible shrinking tournament next year's event in england will include just ten teams that is the smallest number since the nine hun

that us in little more lives in almost three decades officials admit they're placing a daunting task mamadou alters you know we're going to. now as the world water forum in brazil comes to an end we look at latin america with its rich water resources from which not everyone benefits almost a third of the world's fresh water is found in latin america but droughts a comment in some countries including mexico and chile around thirty million million latin americans in rural areas don't have safe drinking water. sewage disposal in these areas is also a problem affecting one hundred million people and just twenty percent of waste water a street in even rivers and coastal areas polluted and exposing the population to disease when in chile water and land rights are considered separate under a unique law dating back to the country's military dictatorship but the country's free market system is increasingly coming under fire as water supplies become more on reliable as possible first series our latin america is have you seen anyone reports from the town of buying. a seventy year old piece is the last

that are very crucial to the success of these agreements on board the absence of nigerian president mamadou bahati of the signing ceremony is on everyone's lips saying that there are some countries the first feel i'm convinced that they will do well with the agreement so that also needs to be taken care of by the you secretary it's in the coming months and years it's going to take a long time before these comes into being but the idea is to bring africa's one point two billion people with a combined u.d.p. or two point five two billion dollars on the one market and that is where africa seems to be headed for now well one of the countries hoping to benefit from the agreement is zimbabwe who's a new president has promised to kickstart the flatlining economy a big moneymaker is tobacco as heroin tosser reports from harare. zimbabwe produced and sold nearly two hundred million kilograms of tobacco last year will nearly six hundred million dollars farmers hope they can earn more this year tobacco is the country's second biggest export most farmers here up in officialese of the government's land

seen little of fisher lives in almost three decades officials admit they're facing a daunting task mamadou all jersey into mogadishu. a shark alert has been issued to swimmers in western australia after one hundred thirty whales died stranded on a beach rescuers are trying to refloat another a further twenty which are still alive the stranding in hamelin bay is nine years to the day since the whales and dolphins died there andrew thomas reports. a fisherman found the pilot whales in distress early on friday morning. volunteers ran to the beach but couldn't save many one hundred thirty have died the ones i see go back in the water they actually come back. again i watch one of them happen three times and still you wouldn't see local government workers brought trucks onto the beach to remove the carcasses. but. it was like. the whales beached themselves in exactly the same place as a group of eighty did on exactly the same day in two thousand and nine no one knows for sure why whales beach themselves these did in new zealand last year some think it group tried to rescue a single whale and get

nation the official navies in almost three decades officials admit they're facing a daunting task mamadou all just. still ahead here on al-jazeera one hundred forty pilot whales die in a mass stranding in australia but scientists say the deaths won't be in vain. and the sports news. no expenses to welcome the new big name signing we'll have that story when we come back. well i think one of our biggest strengths is that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether their loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a place where two worlds meet we can get to washington d.c. in two hours we can get it on jurists in the rest of central america about the same time but more importantly as well those two cultures north and south america. it's a very important place for al jazeera to be. welcomed back the park service in western australia is cleaning up after a mass whale stranding volunteers worked for hours to try and save on