mugabe: i am isolated. drew: andrew harding, bb news, johannesburg. jane: esident trump has reaffirmed his commitment to meeting with the leader of north korea in a call with south korea's president. anndependent panel of united nations experts says pyongyang hearndreds of millions of dollars by evading international sanctions. in a rare interview, the chief tawfik group told nada about what he found was surprising of the fi. >> i think the report is the scale of the north korean sanctions violation, as well as the fact that their sanction evasion techniques that are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and they are behaving a bit like pirates, disguising their ships from ship ship-to-ship transfers of oil products. nada: your report said that several multinational oil companies have unwittingly helped north korea evade saartions. >> thegetting help from the major oil producers, oil refiners. further down the chain, we find toaller brokers sellin individuals, and we document in our report businessman from taiwan, a province of china, chartering the ve

robert mugabe used to follow so what tim and doug were simply done is to substitute robert mugabe and some garbage with emerson and gaga and exactly a man goes this way i'm saying it is like putting all the wine bottles it demeans the same old wine this only difference is that it is not packaged a different color but the taste and everything will come back about the wine is the same so the first hundred days have been a huge a huge a huge disappointment i will come back to some of that in a moment but i want to bring in derek i know one hundred days is not a long time in the general scheme of things. but how would you assess the when i got grayer so far. well you've had two politicians talking so. both of them are protecting putting their particular political angle on their perception of the first hundred days mr bangle honest statement for example that the economy is being sorted out by tackling corruption well that there's an element took truth there but that needs to be unpacked a little it's plainly obvious to everybody that the people who are being targeted for corruption on this

getting the lucky day you may know president mugabe was pretty. was. is why i was going to do. what developments within is done and where point. and i think we've lost the line there to harare we will go back to. if and when we can. slovakia's prime minister has resigned following nationwide protests over the murder of journalists robert fico face demands for a thorough investigation into the killing of young and his partner last month was probing links between slovak politicians and the italian mafia the slovak president has asked because deputy to form a government al-jazeera correspondent elaine i grew shocked says demonstrators are unlikely to be satisfied with ficos resignation. the biggest question now is this going to be enough because or when when so he said i will resign but only if the next prime minister come from my political party so this is what's happening now we have. any norms there is so we have the same political party in the same ball it didn't just do different the names and even the president. said i could step to this but i'm not sure if public will. to c

said bob ways president emerson says robert mugabe is free to express himself but the country's moved on he was responding to criticism from the gobby himself who declared mind god was presidency illegal saying he was the victim of a coup was mugabe's first interview since he stepped down as president in november after pressure from mom and dad was our allies have a new president said sim bob ways focused on free fair and credible elections metaxa has more now from harare. president and gargle released a statement and in that statement he said robert mugabe is free to say whatever he wants to say this is a free country he says that the state will continue to pay his pension will continue to look after the ninety four year old and he also states that the state of the country is trying to move forward people must of dwelling in the past and his government is now focusing on holding elections in a few months time reaction from zimbabweans have has been mixed some of them with support mugabe say they glad he had to say this is the way he was a mood was wrong and they glad he got to his vi

zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe is implicated in a massive ivory smuggling ring. and peru has a new president after his predecessor quit over allegations of corruption. police in southern france have been searching for the home of a gunman who killed three people in a series of attacks the man who hijacked a car and shot a police officer before taking hostages at a supermarket in the town of trade he shot was shot dead by police natasha bell of reports. as police investigated the scene in the town of type in south west france and. clearer picture began to emerge of the man who had killed three people and wounded more than a dozen others in a shooting rampage in three locations before he was killed by police the paris prosecutors said twenty six year old red to one locked him was born in morocco but lived locally and it become radicalized. literally if. the man went to the supermarket by shouting allah akbar and stated he was a soldier i saw and ready to die for syria he was asking for the break brothers before shooting a customer a member of staff they both died i

spoken out for the first time since being ousted as zimbabwe's president mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare has called his removal from office last november a coup saying he never thought emerson and gaga would turn against him the ninety four year old described his ousting as a military takeover and says many assume the presidency illegally. he. had. been brought into government. and whose life work. is. to save. with hang. we would be. against. staying in zimbabwe where a strike by junior doctors is into its second week they're refusing to go back to work until the government meets their demands for higher pay and improve working conditions the opposition says the situation has worsened since i came to power and the nurses say they may join the nationwide walkout as well as a report from harare. harare central is one of the largest hospitals in zimbabwe doctors have been on strike for two weeks to demand more money and better working conditions patients say they don't know when things will return to normal. some of us pain if doctors don't help us the

smuggling syndicate the new government keen to clean up its international image after decades of mugabe rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation is the first major challenge to the mugabe family dynasty malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa got a weather update next the new man in charge of national security in the u.s. why donald trump's latest point but is raising questions about future foreign policy. and rallying for justice for decades after argentina's dirty war a battle that's pitting people against their parents. however got some rather lively spring showers into central parts of china at the moment we've got a little bit about weather pushing up towards shanghai twenty degrees celsius in shanghai gray skies there this was so weather will tend to fizzle out a little as we go on through monday pushing a little further west was still a possibility some snow over the high ground you notice come for the satisfied dry warm and sunny hong kong touching twenty five degrees for some present conditions coming through here also dry fine weathe

robert mugabe spoken out for the first time since being ousted as zimbabwe's president mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare he's called his removal from office last november saying he never thought gaga would turn against him ninety four year old described his ousting as a military takeover and says gaga assumed the presidency illegally. i. felt. we had. been brought into government. and who's life were. so easy to save. and was very to. we've had. we would be demand. turned against. well still to cheap or dead deer a she's a visiting assistant professor of political science at hearst college and she joins us live from gainesville in florida cheaper so how serious then should we take what magog is saying or is this just the the rumblings from a deposed leader who is still very bitter at his ousting i think we can take his comments on the coup to taste seriously but i think you're absolutely right this is a very bitter man who shows no remorse for his thirty seven years of dictatorial rule in a thirty terry museum in the zimbabwean people and his conversati

robert mugabe has spoken out for the first time since he was ousted as the president of zimbabwe mr mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare he called his removal from office in the member saying he never thought emerson. would turn against him the ninety four year old described his asking us a quote military takeover. marking the fiftieth anniversary of the me line massacre the us soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians mostly women and children in this one raids in the war in vietnam they'd been sent on a mission to confront the national liberation front of yet cong only one american soldier was prosecuted over the incident on the website al jazeera dot com you can talk to. one up next it is inside story i will see you very soon. and the different. and the similarities. al-jazeera. britain takes its case against moscow to the u.n. over the poisoning of a former russian spy at a time of friction of a break and unpredictable white house how will a divided west tackle a resurgent russia which is again defining itself at least according to president putin as

covered a poaching and smuggling syndicate which he believes is led by the former first lady grace mugabe which is being sourced either from the national parks vote being the food or from live elephants being killed by poaching syndicates the syndicate within sale to the squad till she would then be able to pack that and sent it out through the airport anything through that airport that was the property of the first lady was not searched or scanned in any way stern got the documents on the cover videos and testimonies which she showed to al-jazeera is investigative unit he says they expose the syndicate and the former first lady's involvement this is the vote from where he says tens of millions of dollars of ivory and rhino horn was stolen when he presented evidence to zimbabwe's wildlife authority they allowed him in to allege smugglers have since been charged with possession of ivory and investigations been opened a special advisor to president emerson. confirmed to al-jazeera in a written statement that the government of zimbabwe will sequences from all parties who are implicated in th

group strikes a deal to leave the syrian enclave of eastern ghouta zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe is implicated in an illegal ivory smuggling ring china responds to president drums terrorists by threatening to impose three billion dollars worth of their own on u.s. imports as the trade will escalates. at least three people have been killed and sixteen others injured in a series of attacks in southern france the suspect hijacked a car and shot at police offices before taking hostages in a supermarket in the town of treb i still says the gunman who's been identified as twenty six year old red wine electing him a pledged allegiance to the group a woman has also been arrested and has the report. as police investigated the scene in the town of type in southwest france a clearer picture began to emerge of the man who had killed three people and wounded more than a dozen others in a shooting rampage in three locations before he was killed by police the paris prosecutor said twenty six year old read a one locked him was born in morocco but lived locally and it become radicalized i met lit

zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe says he never thought the new leader. would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in a robbery that his removal was a coup. assume the presidency illegally. he. broke into government. we've had. in the capital harare any reaction from president. well he just released a statement that in the statement he stated that this is a free country. to say whatever he wants to say. look. he said also that the country is trying to move forward people must stop living in the past. things from the past and. focusing on holding elections in a few months time i was reacting to this. well mixed opinions those who support him those who perhaps felt not happy with the way he was removed say the big bad that they heard in stephen glad to be had a say but some to go to saying so what it hasn't changed the price of grade based on high unemployment there's no money in the bank a genius doctors on strike in public hospitals they sa

is free to express himself the country's moved beyond it was responding from criticism from mugabe who declared one and god was presidency illegal saying he was the victim of a coup the new president says in bob ways focus on free fair and credible elections those are your current headlines stay with us for our next show risking it all see it. the fire. on a frozen road traveling through the high plateaus of kyrgyzstan a small truck is on the move. in these extreme conditions the truck is beginning a long journey to deliver mandarin oranges to remote villages. the fruit is highly prized as a symbol of good fortune in neighboring tajikistan. but to get to the villages the drivers must risk their lives on danger. throat. located in the heart of central asia. is kurdistan second largest city. after nightfall to drivers stock up on supplies. they bought expensive chinese mandarins from a local trader and hope to sell them for a small profit in neighboring touches down. the truck is loaded with cases full of the fruit. of. the drivers wrapped the mandarins in a blanket to protect them from

zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe is implicated in an illegal ivory smuggling ring. china responds to president trump stars by threatening to impose three billion dollars worth of their own u.s. imports is the trade war escalates. in sport afghanistan are all my whites was second straight cricket world cup they beat all and in a win it's like all qualifier to claim their place at next year's tournament in england. at least three people have been killed and sixteen others injured in a series of attacks in southern france the suspect hijacked a car and shot at police officers before taking hostages in a supermarket in the town of trent. says the gunman who's been identified as twenty six year old red wine light camera was acting on its behalf a woman has been arrested that's the reports. as police investigated the scene in the town of type in southwest france a clearer picture began to emerge of the man who'd killed three people and wounded more than a dozen others in a shooting rampage in three locations before he was killed by police the paris prosecutors said twenty

spoke out for the first time since being ousted as zimbabwe's president mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare is called his removal from office in the event of a coup saying he never thought emerson man and god why would turn against him in ninety four year old described his asking as a military takeover and says mullen go assume the presidency illegally. if. he had. been brought into government. and whose life i worked so hard. to save. the west. with hangman. hungary's right wing prime minister says western europe is under migrant invasion that will soon turn native europeans into a minority that's all been was addressing tens of thousands of supporters three weeks ahead of parliamentary elections he's openly hostile to refugees and asylum seekers and has made anti immigration policies the focus of his campaign for a third term. victory is almost inevitable for vladimir putin in russia's presidential election on sunday but there are seven other challenges on the ballot one is reality t.v. star sub chuck an opposition candidate widely considered a crimin

it's led on al-jazeera bitter taste to robert mugabe says he never believed zimbabwe's new president would turn against him plus. outpouring of grief at the death of a popular politician brazil's president calls it an assassination. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. welcome back as we look at the weather across the levant and western parts of asia we've lost the snow which has been affecting those eastern areas so tashkent respect to stand back up to eleven degrees cherry looking ok or in much the caspian sea all that is rather cloudy on the south side we could see want to shower so terrine is at risk of the old shower bank that i think will stay largely dry but across iran iraq variable amounts of cloud around the eastern side of turkey we've got some rain with snow higher elevations but that tends to clear away as we head through into saturday and leaves them with fine conditions around the eastern side of the mediterranean with highs of nineteen degrees likely in beirut into the arabian peninsula looking fine here a little bit of cloud

and zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe is implicated in a massive ivory smuggling ring. police in southern france have been searching the home of a suspected gunman accused of killing three people in a series of attacks today the man hijacked a car and shot at police officers before taking hostages at a supermarket in the town of trip the twenty six year old was later killed by the police. as police investigated the scene in the town of type in southwest france a clearer picture began to emerge of the man who had killed three people and wounded more than a dozen others in a shooting rampage in three locations before he was killed by police the paris prosecutor said twenty six year old to read a one locked him was born in morocco but lived locally and it become radicalized pyramid to determine look dog the man went to the supermarket by shouting allah akbar and stated he was a soldier eisel and ready to die for syria he was asking for their break brothers before shooting a customer a member of staff they both died instantly in two thousand and seventeen he was under surve

smuggling syndicate the new government keen to clean up its international image after decades of mugabe rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation is the first major challenge to the gobby family dynasty malcolm where al-jazeera johannesburg south africa at least half a million people are expected at an anti gun rally in the u.s. capital in the coming hours the march for our lives demonstration is being led by students from the florida school where seventeen people were shot dead last month. an interfaith service was held in washington d.c. ahead of the rally the service at the national cathedral was attended by family members of the florida high school victims and others affected by gun violence and in australia hundreds of protesters have gathered in sydney to stand in solidarity with those demanding gun control in the u.s. australia changed its gun laws after a mass shooting in one thousand nine hundred six that killed thirty five people it's not had a similar attack since then. there is a new president is vying to fight corruption at any cost martin v

former president robert mugabe says he never thought the current leader emerson would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in a robbery that his removal was a coup and assumed the presidency illegally. we had. been brought into government. worked so hard. to save. the west. we've had. we would be. staying in zimbabwe and doctors are striking for a second week over pay conditions and a shortage of drugs as the first major labor dispute since president took over from harare. harare central is one of the largest hospitals in zimbabwe doctors have been on strike for two weeks to demand more money and better working conditions patients say they don't know when things will return to normal so. some of us are in pain if doctors don't help us with our health will deteriorate police think about what we are going through many state run hospitals across the country are struggling financially gini doctors say it's frustrating working in them with a lack of equipment and drugs the do

zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe is being investigated over accusations that she was involved in an ivory smuggling operation it follows a three month investigation by an undercover journalist welcome web reports. indicating this group or not is never going adrian stern went undercover as an ivory fire in zimbabwe he says he received more death threats than he can count he's a wildlife photographer who began investigating the illegal ivory trade in december speaking exclusively to our zero he says young covered a poaching and smuggling syndicate which he believes is led by the former first lady grace mugabe which is being sourced either from the national parks vote bank the food or from live elephants being killed by poaching syndicates the syndicate within sale to grace mccartney's clientele she would then be able to pack that it's into out through the airport anything through that airport that was the property of the first lady was not searched or scanned in any way stern got the documents undercover videos and testimonies which she showed to al-jazeera investigative unit he

the annual selling season with high hopes but there are complaints that former president robert mugabe's policies have left a lasting negative impact on the industry critics say some of the scenes during land reforms are hampering production. as more from harare. zimbabwe produced and sold nearly two hundred million kilograms of tobacco last year with nearly six hundred million dollars farmers hope they can earn more this year tobacco is the country's second biggest export most farmers here are beneficiaries of the government's land reform program where land was seized from white commercial farmers and given to blacks nearly twenty years ago it was a bit. of a potatoes beans. it's. more than ninety percent of zimbabwe's tobacco is exported most ins up in china south africa and belgium it's a battle industry and markets board says more than one hundred thousand growers have registered to sell their produce this season last year the number was just over eighty thousand pharmacy their priority is improving the quality of the tobacco they produce the country's new leader. took over after rob

seek answers from all parties who are implicated in this matter including former first lady grace mugabe about their knowledge of the illegal export of prohibited items from our country. al-jazeera contacted grace mcgarvie staff lawyers and relatives for comment she didn't respond during the presidency of a husband robert she was a controversial figure earning the nickname grace for her extravagant shopping sprees hopes of succeeding him were dashed when the army forced him from power in november and one cargo took over three weeks later this shipment of two hundred kilograms of ivory was seized harare's airport stern says investigations on covered evidence which appears to connect it to grace mcgarvie in the smuggling syndicate the new government keen to clean up its international image after decades of mugabe rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation is the first challenge to the gobby family dynasty malcolm where al-jazeera johannesburg south africa federal prosecutors in brazil are investigating whether a consultancy firm at the center of a facebook d

smuggling syndicate the new government keen to clean up its international image after decades of mugabe rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation is the first major challenge to the mugabe family dynasty malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. still to come here on al-jazeera seeking justice seven years on from the revolution and soon is your families of those who died try to hold the government accountable. and you tax is on the menu in somalia and sleeving us our series with customers and business owners. and the sport with andy afghanistan achieve an unlikely cricketing dream. from dusky sunsets over this pruning savannah. to sunrise atop an asian metropolis hello we've got some pleasant spring sunshine across southern parts of china over the next couple of days twenty four celsius there for hong kong but more rain though into central areas easing up towards shanghai shanghai should stay. to mystically will be settled here is a guy through the next as a twenty one twenty two degrees a possibility for shanghai over the next day or so the rain

rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation the challenge to the mugabe family dynasty malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa let's hear now from will travers a conservationist and president of the born free foundation a wild animal welfare organization in southern africa he joins us via skype from docking in sorry in the u.k. we'll good to have you with us it seems quite frankly astonishing that someone as high up as grace mugabe could be involved in something like an ivory smuggling ring what do you make of these allegations. well obviously one doesn't want to prejudice the outcome of the investigation which is ongoing but it wouldn't surprise me at all and it wouldn't be the first time that relatives of the most senior person in a country have been implicated in this and the wife of the first president of kenya was also involved in ivory trade illegal ivory trade and it's a pretty dangerous occupation to challenge this we've had a friend of mine murdered in kenya just recently another friend of mine murdered in tanzania last year and the poli

smuggling syndicate the new government keen to clean up its international image after decades of mugabe rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation is the first challenge to the gobby family dynasty malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa thousands of croatians are rallying against a european treaty which describes gender as a social role protesters marched in the capital zagreb against the convention which they feel undermines traditional family values in the predominantly catholic country gracious parliament is in the process of ratifying the treaty which is designed to combat domestic violence but opponents fear it paves the way for transsexuals or transgenders as separate categories. prosecutors in brazil are investigating whether a consultancy firm at the center of a facebook data breach acted illegally in the country cambridge analytical denies improperly accessing the information of some fifty million facebook users to target voters in the twenty sixth us election prosecutors want to find out if the company and the local consultancy use dat

zimbabwe's first presidential and parliamentary elections since robert mugabe was removed from office will be held in july president. said he hopes of old will be violence free and transparent he became president last november to military coup help and mugabe's nearly four decade long grip on power. now artists musicians and poets from around the world have been trucking to lahore for pakistan's first ever be an alley the art festival aims suppress pakistani on a global stage to my high to has a story. this is a horse forged beer knowledge art french. art lovers in. place once known as lotus guarded by the british in the mid nineteenth century it has since been renamed you know garden after pakistan's founding father. is rejecting musicians entertain the audience with glass. and to allow trip roll. but outside the music. and some will still registers find their hard to reduce the rhythm of the drop everything is so wonderful and almost fantastic and so you know to be participating and to global. security historians galleries and then to show them facts of law. even we don't visit mode

robert mugabe has spoken out for the first time since being ousted zimbabwe's president mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare he's called his removal from office in november a coup saying he never thought emerson would turn against him the ninety four year old described as i was sitting as a military takeover. vietnam's marking the fiftieth anniversary of the miley massacre us soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians mostly women and children in this one raid in the vietnam war they'd been sent on a mission to confront the national liberation front or viet cong only one u.s. soldier was ever prosecuted over the incident the un is warning that more than two hundred seventy thousand people in poppy new guinea need immediate humanitarian assistance the country is struggling to recover from a strong earthquake which hits more than two weeks ago tents medicine food and water are urgently needed more than one hundred people died in the quake and they've since been several powerful aftershocks you are right up to date with all our top stories back now to al

the 94—year—old mr mugabe said he had been the victim of a coup.ndonesia making it illegal to criticise the country's parliament or the politicians who work there. the indonesian president, joko widodo, refused to sign the legislation, but was unable to veto it. hsbc says its female staff in the uk earned nearly 60 per cent less last year than their male colleagues. the gender pay gap is the largest reported by a british bank. hsbc says there's a high percentage of women injunior or part—time positions while under a quarter of senior roles are filled by females. russians go to the polls on sunday to vote in the country's presidential election. vladimir putin is hoping to win his fourth term in office and opinion polls make him the clear favourite. polls show in on nearly 70% of the vote, his next nearest rival is on seven. why is mr putin so popular? 0ur moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg travelled to the russian rust belt to find out. the west fears the kremlin is spreading disorder. but at home, many see vladimir putin as the cog that keeps ru

has spoken out for the first time since he was ousted as the president of zimbabwe mr mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare he's called his removal from office in the member who saying he never thought emerson man and god would turn against him the ninety four year old described his ousting as a quote military takeover. noms marking the fiftieth anniversary of the me line massacre u.s. soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians mostly women and children in this one raid in the war in vietnam they'd been sent on a mission to confront the national liberation front of yet cong only one american soldier was prosecuted over the incident more news on the web site al jazeera dot com you can talk to me on twitter or tweet you back i'm at peace it will be one up next it is inside story i will see you very soon. and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. britain takes its case against moscow to the u.n. over the poisoning of a former russian spy at a time of friction of a break and unpredictable white house how will a d

takes that message of the economic chances around the corner if you will combined with i'm not mr mugabe what's his central message say when he has a meeting with boris johnson in three to six months time the u.k. foreign secretary. i think is to go back to the original scene which is the you know. legacy and dealing with the outstanding issues emitting from the lancaster house britain must play its role in terms of compensating the white farmers whose land was taken including the zimbabwean government and then they need to close that pod to ensure that this productivity in the culture sector which is the biggest for this in dublin economy and at the same time he also has to try that foreign investment through good economic policies and it appears that is working with a good team and one expects support from all the bobbins including the opposition but it seems that zimbabweans are not yet speaking the call at end and directed way to deal with these challenges. at the university of germs books thanks very much. evidence is a suggesting a businessman with links to the united arab emirates

the 94—year—old mr mugabe said he had been the victim of a coup.ffect in indonesia making it illegal to criticise the country's parliament or the politicians who work there. the indonesian president, joko widodo, refused to sign the legislation, but was unable to veto it. hsbc says its female staff in the uk earned nearly 60% less last year than their male colleagues. the gender pay gap is the largest reported by a british bank. hsbc says there's a high percentage of women injunior or part—time positions while under a quarter of senior roles are filled by females. more than 12,000 people have been fleeing syria's rebel—held area of eastern ghouta, as government forces advance. men, women and children were seen leaving the town of hamouria, near damascus. it's the first medical evacuation since a massive assault began nearly a month ago. and for many of those who've managed to flee the violence in syria, the shadow of war remains. rouaa and mustafa — two 7—year—olds — were born in the year the conflict began. 0ur correspondent caroline hawley has be

the 94—year—old mr mugabe said he had been the victim of a coup.en fleeing syria's rebel—held area of eastern ghouta, as government forces advance. men, women and children were seen leaving the town of hamouria, near damascus. it's the first medical evacuation since a massive assault began nearly a month ago. and for many of those who've managed to flee the violence in syria, the shadow of war remains. rouaa and mustafa, two 7—year—olds, were born in the year the conflict began. our correspondent caroline hawley has been following their stories. rouaa and herfriend hoda are part of a whole generation of syrians growing up as refugees. her family fled eastern ghouta in 2013, after a chemical attack. a nappy soaked in vinegar was all her parents had to try to protect her. "this is home now", she says. one room for the whole family to eat, sleep and study in. and even after nearly five years here, she still hasn't got used to the camps shared toilets. but here, she is at least safe. her cousin, mohammed, was killed in an air strike in eastern ghouta t

president agogo released a statement and in that statement he said robert mugabe is free to say whatever he wants to say this is a free country he says that the state will continue to pay his pension will continue to look after the ninety four year old and he also states that the state of the country is trying to move forward people must of dwelling in the past and his government is now focusing on holding elections in a few months time reaction from zimbabweans have has been mixed some of them with support mugabe say they glad he had to say this is the way he was a mood was wrong and they glad he got to his views but some one thing to be honest it won't really change the price of bread on the ground there is a severe shortage of foreign currency the job a genie doctors on strike in the hospitals crippling the public sector they say that mugabe didn't really give any viable alternative no solutions to the crisis and faithing so people are now wondering what his next move is going to be it's alleged he is backing a new image and part of that just being formed campaigning should start in a

seek conscience from all parties were implicated in this matter including former first lady grace mugabe about their knowledge of the illegal export of prohibited items from our country al-jazeera contacted grace mcgarvie staff lawyers and relatives for comment he didn't respond during the presidency of a husband robert she was a controversial figure earning the nickname grace for her extravagant shopping sprees hopes of succeeding him with dashed when the army forced him from power in november and mango took over three weeks later this shipment of two hundred kilograms of ivory was seized harare's airport stands as his investigations on covered evidence which appears to connect it to grace mcgarvie and the smuggling syndicate the new government keen to clean up its international image after decades of mugabe rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation is the first major challenge to the gobby family dynasty malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. just keeping an eye on the march for our lives in the united states at the moment looking for more gu

the ninety four year old mr mugabe said he had been the victim of a coup. uk earned nearly 60% less last year than their male colleagues. the gender pay gap is the largest reported by a british bank. hsbc says there's a high percentage of women injunior or part—time positions while under a quarter of senior roles are filled by females. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: taking a closer look at micro—plastics. why the world health organisation is concerned about what's in our water. today we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, fainting, headaches and the dimming of vision, all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. it was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc news. the l

smuggling syndicate the new government keen to clean up its international image after decades of mugabe rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation is the first major challenge to the gobby family dynasty malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. peru's new president is trying to fight corruption at any cost martin vickery was shown in sworn in on friday after pedal public a chance he resigned in the face of impeachment threats his car is promising to restore the public's trust in the government. reports from lima. matheny scatter was greeted with a standing ovation it's the same congress that pushed him out of his post as transport minister less than one year ago. the fifty five year old former governor of the tiny southern state to deep oath amidst the deepest political crisis in decades in the end the nation. will it's time to say enough is enough what has happened most marked the time to put an end to the politics of hate and confrontation that hasn't done anything else but damage the country. the other bridge corruption scandal led to the resi

politicians say not much has changed in the one hundred days as when i got took over from robert mugabeso you missed that opportunity by failing to affirm a government that was consistent with a spirit of the people really does been now it's business as usual the public is very skeptical reviving to rapid infrastructure needs foreign direct investment the u.s. has extended targeted sanctions for another year say not much has changed or took over the sanctions were imposed nearly twenty years ago for alleged human rights abuses economists warn this could scare away potential investors industry experts say the real economic recovery could take at least three years right now people can access money from banks and the unemployed. rate is one of the highest in the world after years of neglect some roads are getting a facelift some people say that's a small positive sign but political analysts say the road to real economic recovery will be long and bumpy. and let's take you through the headlines here now to syria least eighty civilians have been killed by syrian government airstrikes in the r

some bob boys first presidential and parliamentary elections since robert mugabe was removed from office will be held in july president abas and man and god was said he hopes the vote will be violence free and transparent he became president last november after the fact a military coup helped end mugabe's nearly four decade long grip on power. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us al-jazeera world is coming up next thank you for watching. and a b. and b. it would be should be to we look up we to set the event to we've become. a local bit. under so we. can subsume the i'm going to be a deal like d. of them and you not able to see ourselves ne no homes lost us in the cities to me. yeah i keep it. in bed but could well. let the honey a bit ott. and the cathedram in a saudi in what the long said i want to mean and i'm a little more likely that the last couple had john hodgman. leader she does one on one so you're a small baby. lisa and john were drawn. to their kid out on their feet from google. to a man. any horse. and they turned him out and walked on. in with miss million

targeted assassination and zimbabwe's first presidential and parliamentary election since robert mugabe was removed from office will be held in july present an assignment to god was says he hopes of all it will be violence free and transparent those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here it's one of one east. this is really an attack on itself is a lot of misunderstanding of what free speech is supposed to be about the context it hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. china because of the big sporting superpower. but football that's always been there it can be skewed. people only qualified for the greek cup one zero zero zero and lost and we see. despite their current no.

seek answers from all parties who are implicated in this matter including former first lady grace mugabe about their knowledge of the illegal export of prohibited items from our country. al-jazeera contacted grace mcgarvie staff lawyers and relatives for comment she didn't respond during the presidency of a husband robert she was a controversial figure earning the nickname grace for her extravagant shopping sprees. hopes of succeeding him were dashed when the army forced him from power in november and one guy got took over three weeks later this shipment of two hundred kilograms of ivory was seized harare's airport stern says his investigations on covered evidence which appears to connect it to grace mcgarvie in the smuggling syndicate the new government keen to clean up its international image after decades of mugabe rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation is the first major challenge to the gobby family dynasty malcolm web al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. government leaders in the democratic republic of congo are refusing to attend a donor confer

targeted assassination and zimbabwe's first presidential and parliamentary election since robert mugabe was removed from office will be held in july present amisom on a gondola says he hopes a vote will be violence free and transparent those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here it's one of one east. this is really an attack on itself is a lot of misunderstanding of what free speech is supposed to be about the context of hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. china isn't a limp exporting superpower. but football has always been there a chili's you know. they've only qualified for the world cup once. and lost every single match. despite their current low rank china wants to conquer the beautiful game the twenty fifth. it's spending billions of dollars importing foreign football stars and creating train you chatted to develop tomorrow's superstar. i'm steve chow on this edition of one of one east we ask can china lift its game to dominate the most popular sport in the world. the fact. that you do not. go bowl saying lives

forced tens of thousands to flee the area as we've just heard the zimbabwean former president robert mugabe says he never thought the current leader emerson. would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking publicly for the first time since being pushed out last november kurdish people in iraq are marking thirty years since a devastating chemical attack during the closing days of the iran iraq war five thousand people died when iraqi forces bombarded the town of a logjam with mustard and salary and gas in one thousand nine hundred eight saddam hussein accused people there of siding with iran you're right up to date with all the top stories up next it's one the one east i will see you very soon. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new terrorists on imports of steel and . bra five gene will mean the data transfer ten times faster than the fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. china isn't a limp exporting superpower. but football has always been there a chilis few. they've on

isn't bob way that a country's new government is grappling with former president robert mugabe's legacy back in the year two thousand when god they approved a radical land reform policy that led to the violent seizure of white owned farms the move proved catastrophic first zimbabwe's economy and while new leader amisom goggle won't reverse it as government wants to compensate some of those who lost property in one case a recently confiscated farm has been returned to its previous owner. will look has resumed on the small families from after months of standstill much of their equipment has disappeared in the memory of being chased off their land last june is still fresh the three went out to get into the hills. behind us and were hunting up the. in the bushes they know through the. under former president robert mugabe felzenberg of white farmers were evicted from their farms but since he was forced to step down last november the turn has changed. that was. the new government is keen to mend ties it's not returning confiscated land but it is keen to recover the know how of the country's w

has been in office for one hundred days now and ever since he took over from robert mugabe last year he has been trying to attract foreign investment to revive the economy however. now reports from harare zimbabwe ins have mixed feelings about his progress so far. charles my log i was laid off years ago he used to work business which was once one of africa's largest deal factories. charles is now a part time handyman in his neighborhood he says not being able to properly provide for his family is humiliating but we've been living from hand to mouth most of the days. and you know it's so odd for father not to supply for his family. from two thousand and eight up to today the steel factory where charles worked is now an industrial graveyard it used to employ more than five thousand workers and produced a one million tons of steel annually now zimbabwe imports four hundred million dollars worth of steel every year the president is under pressure to deliver his administration insist it is making progress repairing relations with western powers and international financial institutions wha