i'm policy and i'm with our team in the canyon coastal city of mombasa. this week we explore the wives of terrorism and extremism in africa. and for this reason we've chosen kenya this east african country has seen some of the worst terror attacks in recent history. most of the attacks are carried out by the hour chabad militant group and its supporters who cross over from somalia to the east. oh, with that, what happened with that? what happened with that caught up with 2 of the worst her attacks in we some kenya history, where with the westgate shopping center and the 2 city hotel complex in the capital, nairobi, we will refuse permission to take our cameras inside by the strict security protocols in place in the country that we did manage to bring you the following reports been more where you were one of the more than a 150 people injured during the waste skate shopping center attack. the september marks 10 years since 67 people were killed. we will you when that attack happened. thank you so very much or so for having me on this program this morning.

i grew up in mombasa, it was fun. oh is easy. in hines, i was in a really small school. i was at my sister's after her sister's eyes to good with my dad to his office when i was like 5. he was the 1st person who invested in my business. always making me know that if i wanted to start a business, it's something that was within reach, it was possible. i think that's sort of the biggest gift he ever gave me. my mom is very encouraging. when you 9 or 10, it doesn't. you don't think about it that way, but trying new things, i think, and not being afraid of the consequences or the outcome. i think it has been something that has been really helpful. so with our partners and give me one of the main hiccups that we're facing at right now is that, you know, there's a world wide katina shortage, which means that we don't have as many policies as we anticipated. the mean thing that i'm aiming to find out is when we will expect things to change coord every time i drive on these roads i, it reminds me i'm not from nairobi. i was get lost but of course market for food and thing would b

transporters of the ivory from the bush to urban centers, where it's prepared for shipment from ports like mombasa dar es salaam, and zanzibar. asian criminal syndicates move the ivory through various transit points en route more often than not to china. alie: we see hiding of ivory under coffee, under avocados. these methods to conceal these products are very sophisticated. roberts: you might have a legal shipment in a giant shipping container that has 20 tons of capacity, and that 20 tons of capacity is filled with 18 tons of dried seaweed or stones or cashew nuts, a perfectly legal international commodity, but two tons of ivory smuggled in. alie: to undertake this type of transaction requires bribery, requires paying people off at each link of the chain. thornton: you can't have that kind of poaching and tha amount of ivory moving out of a country unless you have some very big players that are right near the top that are protected people that protect the people that are doing all that destruction. vira: it's not uncommon for ministers, it's not uncommon for local governors to be involved. hutso

now show i'm policy and i'm with our team in the canyon coastal city of mombasa. this week we explore the wives of terrorism and extremism in africa. and for this reason we've chosen kenya this east african country has seen some of the worst terror attacks in recent history. most of the attacks are carried out by the hour shabbat militant group and its supporters who cross over from somalia to the east. oh, we got rid of that. what happened with that? what happened with that it would have to do with 2 of the worst her attacks in recent kenya history. where with the westgate shopping center and the 2 city hotel complex in the capital, nairobi, we were refused permission to take our cameras inside by the strict security protocols in place in the country that we did manage to bring you the following reports.

i visited the old town of mombasa, which was discovered by the portuguese back in the 1400, to ask people there what they felt. i'm in sheila kelly, the old town osman buster where the never streets the religious flags and the fact that there is a mosque on almost every street corner lends itself to the fact that so much extremism comes from these quarters. in fact, we have a police presence because it's unsafe for foreigners and journalists to be in this part of the town. the issue and the problem of terrorism. ashley, bloomy, train politics, wrong politics, beat talk a little bit of people who are bitter and lazy people. and religion most people here do they like america or they don't like america. he or william? oh the will will. my shop is located here. i can sell like 55 to 60 percent. don't lay comerica. why not? just because of the involvement k, a get mostly their perspective is about really john the maybe maybe if i'm to mention machine and sing that american, what they do of the nasty muslim countries are medically comerica supporting the eighty's that are things like that. you

responsible for the aftermath of the natural disaster with one minute to 11 at night in mother gaster in mombasa. and here in moscow, welcome to the global news roundup on archie. we begin with the conflict in ukraine and on bugs. shocking foot age has emerged online, reportedly recorded by ukrainian soldiers, showing them executing a captured russian prisoner of war. a warning, the following video is extremely disturbing. you do i do the rabbit, i you? good, good. thank you. oh, g, g i. when verified the video, ukrainian soldier going up actually shoots or russian service men in their head multiple times. we blurred eyes, some of the victims wearing a white patch typically worn by russian troops. it comes after numerous other accusations of ukrainian soldiers killing russian p. o w's, the united nations has documented several of those cases. the call for investigation in law, local official say, a barrage of ukrainian artillery shelling had done yet. republican weapons, the killing 2 civilians and wounding for others, including children. authorities state ukrainian forces fired more than 100 ar

don't decide anything with midnight in baghdad, in mombasa, and right here in moscow. good. the have you with us for the global use right up. we begin with the latest updates from don boss. the ukranian health city of archibald, also known as black moods, is becoming increasingly encircled by russian forces. according to local authorities. it comes as russia's defense ministry said on tuesday that the village of blanco dep noise in the done yet script public has come under moscow's control not by securing it. russian forces will have cut off a main ukrainian army supply route to the key city of archibald. so there's been intense fighting in the area in recent months with western media reporting that ukrainian forces have suffered heavy losses. our senior correspondent, murat gasdio has been following some of the troops on the front lines whose task it is to target combatants from long distance. a pair of combinations plough the ground on route to their positions. the enemy is far away as safe until they start firing upon in from a productivity for from across. this is a to s

i was born in mombasa.eah now what an earth would make somebody come to this awful , racist, nasty , evil awful, racist, nasty, evil country . but we keep. i keep in country. but we keep. i keep in the guardian. how dreadful britain is to everybody. so how bad. was it for you coming here? it was not bad at all. it was good. it was not bad at all. it was good . the one best thing that my good. the one best thing that my parents and grandparents did was push me to come here to get higher education and i never and they never regretted one second of it. and call this country racist , or at least some people racist, or at least some people do. i have not experienced any form of racism in anything that ihave form of racism in anything that i have done in this country. from the time that i first came here, this is a country that allowed people like myself be enabled to be empowered to be engaged. enabled to be empowered to be engaged . and it is what i would engaged. and it is what i would like to for my children

i was born in mombasa.eah now what an earth would make somebody come to this awful , racist, nasty , evil awful, racist, nasty, evil country . but we keep. i keep in country. but we keep. i keep in the guardian. how dreadful britain is to everybody. so how bad. was it for you coming here? it was not bad at all. it was good. it was not bad at all. it was good . the one best thing that my good. the one best thing that my parents and grandparents did was push me to come here to get higher education and i never and they never regretted one second of it. and call this country racist , or at least some people racist, or at least some people do. i have not experienced any form of racism in anything that ihave form of racism in anything that i have done in this country. from the time that i first came here, this is a country that allowed people like myself be enabled to be empowered to be engaged. enabled to be empowered to be engaged . and it is what i would engaged. and it is what i would like to for my children