which all used to get put onto a single lane road from mombasa to nairobi. congestion, fatalities, and so on -- but kenya has not properly addressed the bottleneck at the inland container depot in nairobi. and it is heaving with containers. so the congestion within nairobi is hurting business. rishaad: do you use it? >> yes. we are all using it. rishaad: even though it is more extensive? >> in fact, we were kind of forced to by the government. >> logistics is always two way. from mombasa going all the way to rwanda, and of course it can go all the way to west africa. as we speak today, there is no railway or roadway going to west africa. and that can be done easily to expand it. when we talk about competitiveness, we are talking about return logistics going back from kigali to mombasa to china. we could have that two-way logistic becoming competitive. this is so key for all of our countries to have export products. and export into those markets. so we are competitive both ways. bitco is africa's leading producer of edible oils. it also makes other consumer p

forcing most nairobi residents to depend on vendors like sick to kister. twenty's and again i don't know the supply the water to small restaurants and sometimes to homes in the area but the wattenberg are growing. victimized water from the owner of this tap for about ten shillings a container he then sells them for anywhere between twenty and fifty shillings depending on the demand what a shortage is a perennial problem in nairobi and it really depends on where you live some areas get water supply three times a week others are even lucky to get running water once a week. the problem is said to lie here with undock a need about a two hours drive from the capital it supplies around eighty percent of nairobi's running water. the government says the drought of two thousand and seventeen has left want to levels extremely low justifying the ongoing water rationing program. but this is footage taken in august of last year since then kenya has experienced a period of heavy rains. this isn't last month it looks pretty full but still most of nairobi's taps a dry. an

and in east palo alto there was this push towards naming it nairobi -- nairobi, california., "we need to be associated with an example of african culture that is winning." and at that point, kenya was being looked at as winning because they had just kick out the brits. and there's all this sort of like, you know, "we need to start a whole new culture, a new government." so they start a community college that's in people's houses and in basements and storefronts. and i was the first baby born to one of the heads of the council, apparently. and apparently there was like a whole ceremony. it lasted eight days, and you know. i picture it like "the lion king." i don't know. there's no pictures. m♪ >> anthony: all right. >> anthony: tilapia from lake naivasha, fried, then cooked with tomato and spices. served up right on the bone with an ice-cold tusker. >> anthony: and yet, a proud kenyan name, given your background, why so long? what took you so long, man? >> kamau: i was waiting for an invitation. the right invitation. >> anthony: nah, i mean, was there any concern you would be

and in east palo alto there was this push towards naming it nairobi -- nairobi, california.ere like, "we need to be associated with an example of african culture that is winning." and at that point, kenya was being looked at as winning because they had just kicked out the brits. and there's all this sort of like, you know, "we need to start a whole new culture, a new government." so they start a community college that's in people's houses and in basements and storefronts. and i was the first baby born to one of the heads of the council, apparently. and apparently there was like a whole ceremony. it lasted eight days, and you know. i picture it like "the lion king." i don't know. there's no pictures. >> anthony: and yet, a proud kenyan name, given your background, why so long? what took you so long, man? >> kamau: i was waiting for an invitation. i think, as a black american, i'm still wrestling with my african-american identity sometimes. and i'm still wondering am i doing right by this culture, and does this culture think i'm doing right by them? and that's why i don't want

are kind of a big deal, so if i was able to go back with a kenyan-made hoodie, i would get a whole nairobi-oakland connection going. ♪ >> anthony: as screwed up as the whole situation is, people do love the availability of cheap clothes. and toi market is the place to go for what in nyc would be called vintage. a dense labyrinth of shops, neatly organized by specialty. >> kamau: "honey, i brought all the uggs back from kenya." [ laughter ] there's got to be something in your size. >> anthony: the challenge today is gonna be finding footwear for kamau's decidedly non-kenyan feet. not to mention mine. >> anthony: nah, i need a half size up. >> njeri: oh, nice. >> kamau: there we go. i had to come to the continent to find shoes that fit me. >> njeri: high five! high ten, yeah. >> anthony: these are 30x34s? i'll take these for sure. >> kamau: let's just be clear. some rich, annoying american person who bought these, wore

from nairobi to johannesburg, it now attracts major african names and collections showcased on the catwalk are exported all over the world. eliza philippidis reports. bold prints, vibra nt bold prints, vibrant colours and flowing silks, just a few of the reasons why african designers are gaining afirm reasons why african designers are gaining a firm following of fashion is thats across the world. to to be fashion‘s next destination, designers showcasing their collections in lagos are being courted by international buyers. we are starting to make a name for ourselves and show that actually we do have the standards of luxury and the standards of reduction that the rest of the world does have as well, so rest of the world does have as well, so it is notjust... we are no longer the continent of, like, disease and poverty. the global demand for african clothing has been

to the city of nairobi. the city of nairobi has a new fleet of taxis — and they're all electric. station at this mall in the south of nairobi. the electric car has no engine, and therefore, no roar or rumble. before he starts his day, he will charge the vehicle to full power to drive out to pick and drop customers. he was previously a driver with other ride—hailing companies and he says the fact that he no longer needs to fuel his car is a big plus for his earnings. translation: first advantage is i no longer use fuel. on a normal day, when i used the normal app, i spent about $20. if you multiply this by 365 days — because i have to work daily to meet my targets and cater for my needs — it comes to about $7,000. this is money i can now save and use it to improve my life. independent research has rated nairobi's traffic among the worst in the world. at peak hours, motorists spend more time stuck in trafficjams as opposed to driving. add recent tax changes which have also driven up fuel prices, and motoring in the capital becomes a largely expensive affair. many taxi drivers in ke

it's cheaper to travel from nairobi to thailand and morocco.er how much that is holding things like investment back. it is an amazing continent with so many opportunities and yet time and time again we see these barriers to investment. you are these barriers to investment. you a re exactly these barriers to investment. you are exactly right. inter—african trade is very low. it is expensive. the ideal is for a european union style free movement of goods and capital but it doesn't happen because there are so many roadblocks and so expensive than that makes it difficult for people to do business across africa. so good to have you on the programme. i hope you have easy travelling back to nairobi, where you are based. thank you very much. as the deadline for reaching a deal on brexit moves ever closer, there is pressure on both sides to find a resolution. speaking to economics editor kamal ahmed at the imf meeting in bali, uk chancellor philip hammond says talks are progressing in the right direction. well, i've always been optimistic that we would

he have added he is in nairobi right now helping that we will reconnect. you know what he's from nairobi he's any york and i was have waiting for that connection to actually kick back in after can even pick up where you left off because any friends for a second guy had less either so what i was saying is also the reason why russia was interested in this is because in the continent as you know the drill down the missing from either the united states or other western states and also for russia itself the diplomatic isolation one reason is a threat of isolation from europe and the us of a most us policies in syria and before that in ukraine and crimea so this has president to seek african allies not mused also for their votes at the u.n. general assembly and i think the last point is also because of with nations with china you know china's different which. so russia for instance can offer consumer goods like china can but what it can offer for instance is arms and occasional debt relief in exchange for a you know a we're going to drill i don't cover bands of

they have added he is in nairobi right now helping that we will reconnect. you know what he's from nairobi he's any york and i was have waiting for that connection to actually kick back in after can even just pick up where you left off the xenophobes for a second go ahead les either what i was saying is also a big reason why russia was interested in this is because in the continent as you know the drill down the missing from either the united states or other western states and also for russia itself the diplomatic isolation one reason is a threat of isolation from europe and the us of a most us policies in syria and before that in ukraine crimea so this has pressure going to see african allies know mused also for their votes at the u.n. general assembly and i think the last point is also because of nations with china you know china is different which. so russia ever is just cannot focus you know good for china can but what it can offer for instance is alms in occasional debt relief in exchange for a you know we're going to drill i don't cover bands of instru

we went to kenya's capital nairobi to meet up with some determined they're fighting to assert their place in society. i'm still a self-will for being a role model and my health i'm. called myself offered me this because i'm proud of what i'm doing so. it's hard being fearless emily's been practicing jabs at the box girls club for ten years girls aged eight and older can come here to train for just play around it's not just about fighting they also learn how to assert themselves in the rough and tumble of slum life that's the main thing. so much you're supposed to fight fight for you to attain that kind of opposition that's all mine is being given to community so isabel you must make your own choices i lead to yes been yes and no need to go. emily didn't know how to do that before she began training here hard to imagine but you see her punches landed but her coach recalls how insecure she was at first. so and see if. it. was. night and she mustn't open up and speak up. to. the young women here have plenty of those they come from the poor quarter of cardio bunga kenya's capital nairobi slum

the united states. >> nairobi to new york in 15 hours.st direct flight bekenya and the united states and takes off sunday. it's an important milestone for kenya airways that was on the brirng on bank raems. >> an indication we're no longer in significant trouble. >> reporter: it's difficult for others outside this country to appreciate one flight to new york is a national event. >> as kenya airways and for nairobi to become a hub of africa. >> reporter: the 787 dreamliner that will serve this is route. one of the key pilots -- >> i worked my way up to a first officer and then a captain working up to the bigger aircraft as i went along. >> but now you're captain on the 78. >> yes, i am. i became the first african dreamliner captain in the world. >> security clearance for non-stop flights last year after a push by kennian authorities. kenya airways had to build it and will store any u.s. bound cargo in a sterile environment. and it's fragile fl deed. yes, they're roses. the airline believes access to a new market will boost revenue by 10% n

that's how the sister community of, historic community of nairobi, california was formed, today known as east palo alto. unfortunately it fell prey to redevelopment. what my intent here is to report on you two areas, or four areas aim placing an emphasis on to rectify the problem. first of all, reestablish international friendship ties with our colleagues in nairobi, emergency housing throughout the bay area. and secondly, bike trucks to mobilize ourselves through surveys and intense problems throughout the entire bay area. amateur radio operators from here to san jose, and organize volunteers to help coordinate the relief effort, and get some of the folks off the streets prior to the stormy weather season that's being predicted. >> clerk: thank you, next speaker. >> hi, i'm here to talk about how we can improve item 19. advocate for sex workers homeless persons -- >> clerk: the speaker's time, this matter has been heard in committee and you cannot speak on it. >> thank you. >> clerk: next speaker. >> hello, board of supervisors. third year pharmacy school students at ucsf and we want

elsewhere kenya crush ethiopia three no in nairobi to move three points clear at the top of qualifying group f. and speaking of kenya one of their most famous run is captured kaino is touring court in nairobi later to answer charges of corruption the two time olympic champion an honorary member of the international limbic mitzi is accused of misappropriating more than a half million dollars the money was part of five million dollars given by the government to fund kenyan athletes of the rio olympics and twenty sixteen and seventy eight year old is one of seven former olympic and government officials named as suspects in an investigation in session in the committee members have held a memorial service for one of their members patrick bauman who died suddenly from a heart attack during the youth games bauman who is fifty one was the secretary general of basketball's world governing body fever he was instrumental in getting three x. three basketball on the olympic program the sport will make its debut in tokyo in twenty twenty ballons memorial was held at the three x. three courts in one

nbc's kelly cobiella reports from nairobi, kenya. >> reporter: breakfast with the elephants. first lady melania trump getting up close and personal with them at this wildlife trust, trying her hand at feeding the enormous orphaned animals before taking in the breath taking view at the nairobi national park. the preserve home to giraffes, lions, zebra and impalas. mrs. trump touring ivory ash from symbolic burns. kenya is making progress against poaching. this orphaned elephant shot in the knee will limp for the rest of his life, but the head keeper told me most of the animals here are victims of habitat and drought. the president called elephant hunting a horror shore. yet in march allowed them into the u.s. on a case-by-case basis. the first lady is steering clear of politics and policy, dancing with singing children at an orphanage in kenya this morning and connecting with the little ones on a personal level. >> mrs. trump continues her tour today, and wraps it up tomorrow in egypt. kelly cobiella, nbc news, nairobi, kenya. >>> taking a live look right now on fleet week, wh

african republic before moving to become director general of the organization's regional base in nairobi the sixty eight year old brings three decades of top level diplomatic experience to the role most recently she was appointed by the united nations secretary general antonio to be his key link to the african union the thoughts who is the editor in chief of the at a standard she told us even though the role is largely ceremonial the president still has potential to lead reform. ambassadors how they work has. very extensive experience in being a diplomat and serving her country as a diplomat first and also moving into a separate post as was in the united nations. her last one was in nairobi and i know her last one the one that she just resigned from was the representative of the u.n. secretary general to the african union so she was based in ethiopia but she has had more than thirty years of experience as a. diplomat in the past. you know many say it's largely ceremonial by the course of two should it is also easy to depict it as a ceremonial but it's important to rick recognize that it

in nairobi right now helping that we will reconnect. you know what he's from nairobi he's any york and i was have waiting for that connection to actually kick back in after can even pick up where you left off because any friends for a second guy had less either what i was saying is also a big reason why russia was interested in this is because in the continent as you know the drill down the missing from either the united states or other western states and also for russia itself the diplomatic isolation one reason is a threat of isolation from europe and the us of a most us policies in syria and before that in ukraine crimea so this has pressure going to see african allies not mused also for their votes at the u.n. general assembly and i think the last point is also because of nations with china you know china's different which. so russia or is just cannot focus you know goods like china can but what it can offer for instance is alms in occasional debt relief in exchange for and you know we're going to draw i don't cover bands of instruc

she went to feed the animals this morning outside of nairobi where the elephants were happy to see her was dressed really in the classy kind of african queen, and the color was all there and the stylist should be proud of himself. everybody is happy to see her here. there is a disparity between her mission to promote educational things where the beyond zero initiative, and also looking after mothers and children and the policies of her husband's administration in africa, remember, the ambassador is missing in the drc, and the issues she wants to talk about like child education, and all of this is besides the way at the moment because mrs. trump is being received warmly and is heading off tonight to the gallery to get a bit of culture. >> thank you for that report. we are following the first lady very, very closely. >>> an unprecedented comment from a retired supreme court justice pulling his support for kavanaugh. why she says brett kavanaugh is not fit to sit on the bench. mozzarella and parmesan for pizzahyeah! kraft. family greatly. we've transformed this home to show the new keurig

the alarm about the mental health of asylum seekers detained by australia on the island nation of nairobi doctors without borders says some children are in a semi comatose state after years in detention the organisation was forced to leave the country last week after their contract was cancelled. a highway bridge has collapsed on the italian island of sardinia during heavy rainfall that have been closed off due to a sinkhole and. so we're on the road at the time the country's infrastructure has been under scrutiny since dozens died in a bridge collapse in general are back in august. now to lebanon which is home to more than a million syrian refugees many live in poverty and refugee children are often forced to work on the streets to help their families get by in an exclusive report by due to overuse a you're here she met two brothers in beirut the boys sell flowers for a living but they would much rather be at school. it is almost midnight but almost and use of some work day is far from over. the brothers from syria sell flowers in the streets of beirut three days per week from dusk till

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elsewhere tottenham's victor wanyama was on the score sheet as kenya crushed ethiopia three nil in nairobi to move three points clear at the top of qualifying group f. michael schumacher son mick won his first major sports title this weekend prompting predictions he could follow his father to formula one great s former f one executive mark gallagher has been following the teenager's progress and told al jazeera that sons of famous drivers didn't always have it easy i think the reality is that they are growing up in an environment of racing and i think that that really helps them although if you talk to damon hill who won the formula one world championship and he was a son of a former world champion graham hill damon would actually say that being the son of a super successful formula one driver can also be a hindrance because you get so much expectation loaded on your shoulders and there have been a lot of drivers down the years who have not lived up to the expectations perhaps piled upon them just because they happen to be the son or daughter of a highly successful racing driver so i think

rerter: thinformatn providedy local ople is collecteat the n's officin nairobi,long witthe data compiledyhe raers. these e all pas of the puzzle that faye cuevas's team is analyzing. any solid leads are then passed on back to the rangers or reported to police across the region. faye cuevas began working in wildlife protection a few years ago, back in the united states. then she realized she needed to be in kenya tackle the problem at its source. faye: we sat down as a family and i id, "we ha an opportunitfor an advture." and theyaid, "what, what, what?" and i said, "well, we have a opportity to move to kenya and save elephants," and they were immediately all-in. reporter: her decision seems to have paid off. the organization says 27 possible poachers have been caught ithe last 1months. and elephant numbers are rising again in kenya. ye: we can stop there. we haven't won. so where we've seen poaching decrease in kenya, we've seen it increase in other places. so as a world consvation community, it's not me to rest. poaching rains a chaenge. host: our global snack gives you something meaty t

chairman of the political think tank focused on peace and security across the horn of africa he's in nairobi for us thanks for sticking with the technical issues there the past twenty minutes or so you were just running us through why the u.a.e. would want to do this want to behave in this way in the first place i think there are a number of issues the sanctions regime on somali are highly complicated. because all the great deal with respect to charcoal first of all. the accidents amount of charcoal is was initially intended to prevent al-shabaab from benefiting from the revenues which from the ports of just myron's earns were tens of millions of dollars a year. for it is now controlled by a legitimate offer to be a regional state of somalia and it's actually the state which is fighting. that. trade so i certainly don't condone the charcoal trade as a source of deforestation i mean certainly not the source is also not financing that it used to be it's also seems that the charcoal was fraudulent be routed through iran and it just coming from other countries so it's not clear is that whether t

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women here have plenty of those they come from the poor quarter of cardio bungalow in kenya's capital nairobi slum he's racked by violence one of emily's friends was raped many families have no money so the girls leave school and marry early. emilie lives with their parents they were against the boxing to begin with. that was. to become difficult for you to be. emily laughs but it's a sad fact that girls have to make good berridge candidates parents are glad when there's someone else to look after their daughters emily's mother has very little money she hopes her daughter will earn enough money to help the family once she's completed her schooling perhaps as a doctor or nurse she would never have thought that possible before. it's all do. it was a question and one that did she used to do poorly at school but since she's been boxing she's got a call. she was shy and when you spoke to her it was like she didn't hear you. but now she uses her head. the club pays emily's school fees her family can't afford it but. the box girls also demonstrate for women's rights after the rally it's time to warm

the buwas traveleling from the capital, nairobi, toto a western town. ewitnesseses say it was going down a a steep part of the road when it swerved and hit a guardrail, rololng as it fell some 20 meters. the majority of those on board were killed, including children. survivors were taken to a nearby hospital. kenyan president of hurricane ana -- the kenyan president said authorities are investigating, and reminded drivers to exercise caution. according to government statistics, nearly 3000 kenyans die in road accidedents every year, with thehe world health organization said this year could be as high a a12,000. last december, 36 people d dd in a head-on collisioion between aa bus d a trtruck. more than 40 people were killed when a fuel tanker lost control on a busy highway. plans onikki haley leaving her post as u.s. ambassador to the united nations at the end of this year. she said she believed in term limits and will be taking some personal time off. haley has ruled out running for president in 2020, b but said se will be campaigning for donald trump.

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the s traveling from the capital,wh nairobi at the driver lostlu control and pnged down a slope in aunnel area. wall street tumbledda on wedn with the doubt dropping more than 800 points. ns about a trade war wit china and border retreat in tech stocks drove markets lower. it was the worst dailyselloff in sto since february. the uk's supreme court has ruled that christian owners of a bakery did not break the law when they refused to bake a cake with the msages supporting same-sex marriage. the judgment overturned two previous rulings that found bakery discriminated against the customer. the case led to big protests in northern ireland. you are watching "bbc world news america." tostilome, stolen from the wild in africa -- baby chimpanzees part of an illegal trade. --ve a special report from we have a special report. opat least nine have died after flash floods hit the spanish island. torrential rain storms deluge to island last night, and one village, a river burst its banks, sweeping people away in eir cars. so areas received up to nine inches of rain in about four hours. at least 2

we are in nairobi with more on that. good morning, kelly. >> reporter: yeah. wildlife is really one of the things that kenya is most known for. and today mrs. trump got the full safari experience in the vast nairobi national park you can see here behind me and spent the morning with rescued baby elephants. >> breakfast with the elephants, first lady maelania trump gettig up close and personal with them, trying her hand at feeding the animals before taking in the breath taking view at the nairobi national park, home to giraffes, zebras and impal las. tours the piles of ivory ash from symbolic burns. kenya is making progress against poaching. >> how old is this one? this or felephant will limp for rest of his life. but most of the animals are victims of habitat loss and draught. >> do you think the trump administration is doing the right thing for elephants? >> to some extent i'm afraid i think they're not doing enough. the trade on ivory should be stopped completely. >> the president called elephant hunting a horror show in a tweet. yet, his administration reve

trump spent the earlier part of the day visiting with some baby eph at nairobi national park even taking time to feed one of them. she will visit an orphanage later today and expected to attend a theater performance with first lady margaret ke in, yata. >> videos up load today social media, roads looked like rushing rivers submerging cars along the way. unfortunately this sicilian city hasn't seen the end of the downpour. more severe weather is expected and an alert issued. >> something we'll be talking about with nbc meteorologist bill karins. some pop up showers and storms, right? >> a lot of rain over the weekend. snow in minnesota, a big contrast between the northern plains and what's happening in the midful tdle of the country all the warmth and heat. we have a slight risk of flash flooding. the area south of madison is a moderate risk of flash flooding. look what happens through sunday . rainfall totals estimate from our computers over the next three days, this area of pink that's 4 inches of rain from wichita to just west of oklahoma city and wichita fall to summer in many areas.

position her last one was in nairobi and i know i'm sorry her last one the one that she just resigned from was the representative of the u.n. secretary general and to the african you need she was based in ethiopia but she has had more than thirty years of experience as a. diplomat in the past. you know many say it's largely ceremonial by the course to shoot it is also easy to depict it as a ceremonial but it's important to rick recognize that it is the prisoner shyness that tempers that motion every fiscal year two boys houses the after and there are houses. being you know the guy and the guidance of the government's activities for in coming years so it's it's not just ceremony and i would say but from her speech to smaller meeting i also gathered that the president sees all these can become what you make of it the determination in her speech is quite quite impressive i would say police in the united states are now investigating more suspicious packages addressed to high profile critics of president donald trump one of them addressed to the actor robert de niro in new york two of apos

son thank you very much has been wall street kenyan government officials have appeared in court in nairobi accused of embezzling a cash that should have been funding the country's assets at the rio olympics former sports minister and now kenya's ambassador to austria has santa maria it was charged with six counts of abuse of office it's alleged that more than half a million dollars of government money this appeared to be for the olympics two years ago while a kenyan running legend can't pick kaino has also been questioned by police say he was president of the olympic committee at the time of the alleged crime in all claims that he had no control over the money and his court appearance has been delayed while the investigation into the missing half a million dollars is the latest in a series of scandals to hit kenya kenyan athletics well in august a senior official david was a banned for life for embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars of sponsorship money hundred thirty eight kenyan assays have tested positive for banned substances tests since two thousand and four and a this year three

from lego's to cash acid to nairobi governments are unable to manage urbanization and those moving to the city often can't afford to build proper housing or pay expensive rent so slums. rwanda is well aware of the critical situation we are trying to establish different programs you know from the social program but otoh moving towards or to train to prepare the ground for their country big government is very much committed to promoting access to housing but recent housing projects in kigali were more suited to the upper middle class affordable solutions for the masses are still missing what you might be monitors training a future generation of african designers to find innovative sustainable and affordable solutions to the enormous need for infrastructure not only houses but hospitals and schools here in the northeast of rwanda a new primary school is being built using as much local material as possible. to further quality works in the building. when you're reading nicely there's also this idea that the basic materials and tools for the structure of africa cannot be built in america to

three kenyan government officials have appeared in court in nairobi accused of embezzling cash that should have been funding the country's athletes at the olympics or sports minister now kenya's ambassador to austria and mario was charged with six counts of abuse of office it's alleged that more than half a million dollars of government money disappeared before the olympics two years ago all the investigation into that missing half a million dollars is the latest in a series of scandals to hit kenyan athletics in august senior official david icke a was banned for life for embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars of sponsorship money one hundred thirty eight kenyan athletes have tested positive for a banned substance test since two thousand and four earlier this year three time world champion asked both chris prop admitted he'd given cash to drug testers despite all the problems kenya had their most successful ever olympics in rio they finished second in the medals table for track and field events behind the united states earlier we spoke to sports editor at kenya's nation media group mc