and now we're back in the capital city of kenya, nairobi. and it's in this country that in march a curfew was put in place as a corporate prevention measure. and it's reported by the human rights watch that in the 1st 10 days of that curfew, 6 people died at the hands of police officers. and so today we are asking who do you tend to when you need protection from the police? and as you can see, there are no uniformed police officers here. we did send them an invitation, literally count of their office, but they didn't make it, but the show must go on. and so i'd like to begin this conversation with perpetual karaoke. she's actually from the lead social justice center. but beyond that, you know, this idea of police brutality, it's not just abstract to you. it's affected your family in a very personal way. could you please tell us about that? in 2015, i lost my brother through the initial execution. so then i called in follow up the case because we had no idea or this such a whole all through putting the kids. can you tell us how your brother c

that's why we took our st debates to kenya's capital, nairobi. i colleague kim, i met up with victims and activists to discuss what needs to be done to improve the relationship between law enforcement officers and citizens. the, the 77 percent has been to italy. we've been to germany and now we're back in the capital city of kenya, nairobi. and it's in this country that in march a curfew was put in place of a cobra prevention measure. and it's reported by the human rights watch that in the 1st 10 days of that curfew, 6 people died at the hands of police officers. and so today we are asking who do you tend to when you need protection from the police? and as you can see, there are no uniformed police officers here. we did send them an invitation, literally count of their office, but they didn't make it, but the show must go on. and so i'd like to begin this conversation with perpetual karaoke. she's actually from the co lead social justice center. but beyond that, you know, this idea of police brutality, it's not just abstract to you. it's affected

in nairobi, the ceo of the african wildlife foundation.ning us from rome, a professor of political economy at the university of pretoria. welcome to you all. in a new delhi, we are coming to you first. explain to our audience why this is happening faster than it should be happening, and still is happening fast despite all our efforts. chandra: i think it is important to understand that there is a fundamental reason, and it is poverty. land is degraded because it is extensively used by poor people for food, father. if you want that land to be restored, you would have to provide alternatives. unfortunately, over the last 30 or 40 years, we have not been able to eradicate poverty, and, therefore, intensive use of land . that is a fundamental reason why degradation continues. why deforestation is still an important issue. we need to put a lot more resources if we want to reverse this. i have a difference of opinion with what the unit is saying. land is not the easiest. we have the historical experience of trying to reverse land degradation and

we've been to germany and now we're back in the capital city of kenya, nairobi. and it's in this country that in march a curfew was put in place as a covey prevention measure. and it's reported by the human rights watch that in the 1st 10 days of that curfew, 6 people died at the hands of police officers. and so today we're asking who do you tend to when you need protection from the police? and as you can see, there are no uniform to police officers here. we did send them an invitation, literally come to their office, but they didn't make it, but the show must go on. and so i'd like to begin this conversation with perpetual karaoke. she's actually from the co lead social justice center. but beyond that, you know, this idea of police brutality, it's not just abstract to you. it's affected your family in a very personal way. could you please tell us about that? in 2015, i lost my brother through the initial execution. so then i called in follow up the case because we had no idea or this sort of whole all through. but in can you tell us how your brother came to even

a neighborhood of nairobi. and a prima ballerina in legal carries of off into the magical world. warming. once the 1st thing that comes to your mind when you see a police officer across africa, there have been many reports of the police abusing citizens for no apparent reason in south africa, the victims of police brutality and are now demanding change the el dorado park in soto outside johannesburg, police by a rubber bullets and protesting youths. enraged at a police officer who shot a 16 year old in the head and chest. nina, sun, life. right. the next one. family then they go. we go to save our review. they gave the victim. nathaniel julius was unarmed and living with down syndrome neighbors that he was shot because he did not respond to officers questions. now the community demands answers from the authorities. a provincial official, arise and finds a devastated mother and seeing where it was the way they get the way when they did the phase. you know what we did. they, nathaniel julius, is death comes as po

the reason that we are talking about has some big cut us opinion in nairobi. it would be a full hardy, perhaps kenyon prime minister that taxed people into being good for the planet. the same would apply to the indian prime minister and also the italian prime minister. and in my case, the british premier as well. but we spend as a global community, we spend trillions of dollars a year looking after our sells. so how do we repurposed that expenditure? so safer for every 1000 rails i spend in doha tan, re els goes to something that is good for the planet. how does that happen? i think i'm going to be changing this, but at least for now what we've talked about, we talk on simpler for law and somehow we can maybe get a little control panel then it doesn't need to be based on all short of all time when we see how we depend, or the measure in the fall when whether or not we take care. oh, well, what we need for culture and we knew it would come up a whole bunch of things we need and how to pay for it. well, no. the simulation you know, what are the, you know, what i

welcome web reports from nairobi. kenya's safari rally is back in the world rally championship for the 1st time in nearly 20 years. yeah. nice fans. following the aspect of it, it's an event we're actually going to be doing the perfect fit, accurate, and everything into national champion. the up against east africa test drive is that it was not performing valley was 1st held nearly 70 years ago. was known for being one of the toughest in the world, an epic morrison of nearly 2000 kilometers on the open road. we met one of the veteran drivers, kemati, miami, on the track side. he'd come to see is new incarnation when we used to rally before we didn't need to wear their safety cloth. we could have your t shot. you don't it's, it's an option where we are gloves or not. but now they are supposed to wear the fireproof protection. they're supposed to have the hell met with or everything is called bustling. international rally standards steadily developed. the safari rally remained its own self. so from 2002, he parted ways with the world rally championship. the president who we kenyatta has

the now it's here the 1st day in the capital nairobi. and everything's been organized through international standard. even the trucks been modified to meet the w r. c regulations, but after this 18 stages, over 3 days of rough roads through bush forest in savannah, 7 times well champion, sebastian air has some of the fastest time so far it is a favorite to win driving between the stages draws a crowd to the local teams used to dominate the podiums. now it's hard for them to keep up with world class technology and budget. but with more than a 100000000 people expected to watch, it certainly puts kenya back on the world rally stage. malcolm web al jazeera nairobi, kenya the montreal canadians are back in the stanley cup final for the 1st time since 1990. 3, a to re record in as an overtime, to lift the canadian to 3 to win against the life pages of golden knights and gain 6 of their sales series or the face of winners of game 7. between the time of a lightning and the new york island takes place on friday. that's from europe. so no, thanks

so he cut his opinion in, nairobi, we're talking about farmland. we're talking about forests, we're talking about the impact on our oceans. do we need to break it down into those 3 specific areas or should we just be calling it an ecosystem? me see, so i thought it was, as we talked today, we cut out all those things. what color, what color we pay pointed to be like really, it's multiplied by maybe all gold and maybe one of these all these while that is where the issue, but it's a whole lot of toys, but this is maybe, you know, my focus, lorenza, fear monte in rome, this document this report, this clarion call for all of us to do something, uses the word nature. forgive me if was about to say sounds very naive in the context of what we're discussing here. what is nature? it does feel like a very old fashioned word. why it's a very important one. it's all of us. we need to realize and understand it. we're a part of nature. we have forgotten that for so long. and i think covered reminded us a little bit right that, you know, we die, we get sick, we t

and ceo of the international forum for environment sustainability and technology or i, forrest in nairobi, cut to civilian c e o of the african wildlife foundation. and joining us from rome is lorenzo sierra monte professor of political economy at the university of pretoria. gentlemen, welcome to old chandra, present in new delhi. coming to 1st, take me through explain to our audience why this is happening faster than it should be happening and still it's happening fast despite all our efforts. id is what we do understand that better just one number for land to good news. and the phone numbers is polity in line to be graded because it is extensively used especially used by people cold water. and now if you wash your store, you will have to provide a gun. it's unfortunate over the last 30 years, you have not be able to get quality and therefore you run line as you like. and that is the reason why the biggest issue continues. why before patients and physician and we support a lot more resources, a lot more if you want this thing and that's what i have. the answer will be in that what you're

okay, thank you so much. katherine, for that update from nairobi. let's now cross over to have a morgan. she's joining us from godaddy into don. and how about that is where many to ryans have fled to? what have they been telling you while many of their refugees that we've been speaking through since monday express happen is by the fact that be to group people liberation, move forth of and the tv for able to take over the capitol medically and those who we spoke to yesterday said they were very happy that other towns have been captured as well. but the biggest concern right now is humanitarian access. the united states says more than 702900000 people are in dire need of parent aid without which they could die because the foundation or destitution. and there more than 5000000 people who are in need of humanitarian aid in the region of pay grade right now if you look at the situation on the ground, while the left may control major sounds, they still don't control the major ways into and out of pay grade, so the ability for them to be able to make sure

sorry. bringing us up to date from nairobi with other people from t great having feeding thing across the border into sudan and hippa, morgan has more from godaddy. well, many of the refugees that we've been speaking to since monday express happen is by the fact that the group people of liberation move forth. and the t d f were able to take over the capitol medically. and those who we spoke to yesterday said they were very happy that other towns have been captured as well. but the biggest concern right now is humanitarian access. the united states says more than 702900000 people are in dire need of parent aid without which they could die because of our vision or destitution. and there more than 5000000 people who are in need of humanitarian aid in the region of pe gray. right now if you look at the situation on the ground, while the life may control major towns, they still don't control the major ways into an out of gray. so the ability for them to be able to make sure that aid is deliver to those in need is not 100 percent. this is a big concern for international donors, as well as 8

okay, thank you so much. cap and sort of reporting from nairobi. the united states is calling for all sides and if you use conflict in t great to commit to a cease fire and allow delivery is a few mandatory and aid us. congressional committee on foreign affairs is and hearing evidence on the violence in the region. she have a tendency reports from washington, d. c. the bike and the ministration expressed, cautious hope with peace may be enduring. falling the sea declared by the if you can government into crime. but there was a warning about human rights abuses and a commitment, but the u. s would act if it was just the efforts toward a political settlement whipping hampered. we will not stand by in the face of horrors. in t grey though, robert go deck did not elaborate throughout the congressional hearing ethiopians position as a key us ally in the region was emphasized even as witnesses. and then was a congress outlined the abbey, a government's responsibility for human rights abuses and malnutrition. if i leave you with one thing today, it is tha

that's why we took our st debates to kenya's capital, nairobi. i colleague, you just give money met up with victims and activists for this cause what needs to be done to improve the relationship between law enforcement officers and citizens. the, the 77 percent has been to italy. we've been to germany and now we're back in the capital city of kenya, nairobi. and it's in this country that in march a curfew was put in place of a cobra prevention measure. and it's reported by the human rights watch that in the 1st 10 days of that car for you. 6 people died at the hands of police officers. and so today we are asking who do you tend to when you need protection from the police? and as you can see, there are no uniformed police officers here. we did send them an invitation, literally count of their office, but they didn't make it, but the show must go on. and so i'd like to begin this conversation with perpetual karaoke. she's actually from the co lead social justice center. but beyond that, you know, this idea of police brutality, it's not as abstract

so it has more from nairobi. the humanitarian situation is dire and you know, from many minds as we all know. there's been a lot of atrocities that have been committed against the civilians into grow this cease fire that was called by that ministration of prime minister. i'll be, i'll made basically was to allow for firm as to go back and plant in this planting season at 12 a 5 mean. now a lot of people are concerned about what, what going to happen now? because now that the gran forces have rejected this cease by a thing that it's a joke, but the spokesman of t p, i left a good talk to read who had talked to has said that in principle a t p left is open to talk back with conditions, he said that left once all 4 in true into guy to withdraw it once accountability of atrocities that have been committed against the people at the gray and resumption of basic services that telecommunication and internet services that have been cut off. they said that prime minister are become not called for a sci fi, unilaterally, th

both are correspond as it is kamani in nairobi, and namisha jives while in delhi. good to see you both say look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. me on mars military have opened new corruption cases against the leader on so t charges include misusing land and accepting bribes to cheese. lawyers say the accusations are absurd. the army seized power in a coup in february. both counting is ramping up in peruse presidential election. leftist petro castillo, holds a slim lead over conservative kickoff, which maureen very claims there were voting irregularities independent of service dispute this, an interim government was installed during political turmoil last year. as porters of his, israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu have demonstrated outside parliament in jerusalem. there opposing a possible governing coalition that could end his 12 years in parliament in power. robert parliament is to vote on the coalition, which was negotiated between right and left wing part of the united nations and aid groups, or warning that 350

here is an example from nairobi. the is a forest of vegetables driving in a small courtyard. vertical farming makes it possible. so these improve food security and urban kenya. levine, sal cage, grows, produce invisible plants and socks. when a small farming gets in gala on the outskirts of nairobi, she cultivates vintage, and kill for both household consumption unfulfilled. what was so interesting about it is how, like you can find one suck can hold up to 150 plan so that one was a bitter calling economy for me. and it's something that if you late don't cover like a big space. but here you see it has just taken up more space, but how many she uses less was and spend less time and money on weeding. she was introduced to the new method by mary mighta of urban green farm. the organisation sells vertical farming bags to interested parties, and i was also teamed up with local n g o to sets of gardens in informal settlements on the compact spaces available in urban areas. mostly what we do, we help mostly people to, to se

when a small farming gets in gala on the outskirts of nairobi, she calls of a spinach and kill for both household consumption unfulfilled. what was plain testing about it is how like you can find one suck can hold up to 150 plan. so that was a bitter calling economy for me. and it something that if you late don't, can cover like a big 5th. but here you see it has just taken up more space, but how many she use it less was and spends less time and money on weeding. she was introduced to the new method by mary mighta of urban green farm. the organisation sells vertical farming bags to interested parties, and as also teamed up with local n g o to sets of gardens in informal settlements on the compact spaces available in urban areas. mostly what we do, we help mostly people to, to set up their kitchen garden using the small space that they have and also their balconies. that is, we are trying to help people to embrace a been farming. and because mostly people are moving to the urban areas and they cannot be able to access a healthy vegetative, was mine. so i was trained by the african associ

now, come with with the update from nairobi there and now to washington, she returns he tell us more about what came out of this hearing today. you were saying before, there's a lot of sort of both side thing with regards to, particularly yes, i think as many of the questions of malcolm just raised all being raised at this hearing. how enduring is this declaration of overseas when you don't have any work from the or a trans, or the t p l f, as to whether they agree also to sci fi? there is cautious. hope. i'm not sure i can say optimism, but certainly hope that this will lead to some sort of cessation of hostilities that will lead to a political settlement. we heard from the us system, secretary of state for african affairs, calling for a permanent political settlement for accountability for i'm centered, access to humanitarian age and so on, as well as we often hear. but you can see that all those questions of malcolm was, was raising are in the minds of sophie administration. officials and the members of congress. in fact, the 1st question from the chairman of the house for the 1st

he lost that job since because he began sarah worked in an electronic shop here in the capital, nairobi it went bus during the 1st locked down. she said she'd have to do sex work ever since to be able to feed her 2 children away because my life has turned into something that i never thought i would, i would be in my life. if i look at my children in my house, they go hungry. so this is what i was left to it. you don't have a choice, but it's something that makes you feel as a money to make the feel and was she says men paid about $10.00 for sex at 1st. that's now dropped to about $2.00. the economies contract it over the last year. the market much quieter than they were before the pandemic. a lot of people lost their jobs here in the city of move back to the countryside. the people selling food here, they demand is really down and they say that means more wastage of perishables, like these bananas, economists say that the government taxing people more to try and cover the costs of repaying its large and growing debts, plus a spike in fuel prices has pushed up the price of food and other

in a moment we'll go live to malcolm web in nairobi for the latest. first sto, his report on the dramatic turn of events. i went to a p and government troops took control of the city of mikella. last year. prime minister abbey ama declared victory over the 2 grand people's liberation front. 7 months of conflict followed thousands of being killed. and then it all changed on monday when the t p are left took mckelly back, the government appointed administration, fled and then asked for a ceasefire. who will fall into the academy? honda but we ask in the name of to try and all peace loving people. the federal government for a cease fire based on humanity in such a way that prevents further damage so that it is possible for people to find respite and become part of the solution. the, among the most recent death around 40 people killed in an asteroid. last week, the army said those killed the fighters. survivors said the bomb his market. around the same time, the t p left began it's offensive to retake mckelly, which is the capital of the 2 great region. i

let's now speak to malcolm when he's across all of this forth from the kenyan capital nairobi. now can, can you talk us through the passions of infection that we're seeing now across the country? just a few hours ago, the director of the african union incentive a disease control john and kanga song was speaking to the press. the said, the 3rd wave is he said 15 countries in africa are experiencing it now. and that number's just going to go up in the weeks ahead. 13 countries of recorded the presence of the delta very, very. and that originated in india and some health care. but a concern that africa is yet to see the kind of coven crisis that was recently seen in india. but that here it could, in fact, the potentially much worse in life to the fact that africa, people in africa on average much less access to health care than any other continents in the world. and there's also a great shortage of medical workers compared to every other confidence, of course. and malcolm to compound things. i know there's also been some serious delays with vaccine rollout. how's that going now? w

so it has more from nairobi. the humanitarian situation is dia and you know, from many minds as we all know, there's been a lot of atrocities that have been committed against the civilians in p. grow this, these 5.

many, thanks for that, malcolm web that for us in nairobi. let's turn to hipaa morgan who is in see dance capital call to me. hey, but this conflict has had a huge impact on the people of t gray that been warnings of famine, millions displaced, many killed. you've spent a lot of time with many of those to gray and refugees in su, done and elsewhere. what if they've been saying to you while a majority of them who've been speaking to say they just want to be able to go back home? they want to be able to access the farm that they've left behind. many of them have told us horrific stories of seeing their families and relatives being killed, of neighbors being shot to death of farms that they see a ready for harvest. but being burned by thee, obey who they say were heard malicious. i'm by return for the loss of horror stories that we heard from the refugees. but those who we've been able to reach out to over the past few hours to, to hear their views on the latest developments. say that they don't know what this means. does this mean that they can

when you don't need everything. running ultra professional, possibly work in the poorer parts of nairobi and kenya, and have been able to get some kids off the street to get them. and that makes me really happy news. thomas villa is among the best javelin throws in the world. it's a discipline that has a long history of the olympic games. the student is told us and my bunch be traveling is a historical part of the game. as sure things have evolved over time like spirits are once launched with a sling and the technique has moved on it. but i like the history of ledgers. you spears to hunton to defend themselves. there's a bit of ancient instinct that can really help your motivation even what you're doing and really talk much, much ahead from thomasville. it doesn't usually need any extra motivation. not even when the corona virus pandemic hit overnight training options were limited in competition. so we'll put some holes or any signs in january 2020 of something happening easier that would one day affect us. we because soon started making our plans more flexible. it's something we'd have

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and its just a 3 hour drive from a kenyan capital nairobi. it was always popular with tourists. but for the past 7 years, the lake has grown steadily. the water level is now twice as high. lucy and her husband have moved to a hut just 5 or 6 square meters inside their old house had several rooms their children are having to support them financially. see me. me couldn't be a minute, but i'm not the only one whose house has been submerged. montgomery my to my neighbors have stuff at the same phase genie si fi, but in a room this life, you can't cook properly. come out, we'll nephew when you but you can't sleep property bigger, nothing. with that a go for several 100 others who lived on the banks of lake nok who have had to move to emergency accommodation. this is once the main entrance to the national park. the number of tourists coming has also declined. this is the most point of the picture, and from here, the 100 meter to the actual lecture, this beginning of the woodland, that night has moved more than 3 kilometers. we joined joseph from the canyon wildlife service, the state

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bilateral lender has helped finance the construction of the 500 kilometer railing between canyon capital nairobi. and the port of mombasa, now the east african nation has to pay the money back despite the fact that the railing revenue is below expectations for $6.00 be basing could take ownership. the force of mombasa, if kenyon government, the government fails to repay the loan, but can, you will retain control to support a california is facing its worst drought in more than 4 decades. it's forcing farmers to reduce their livestock leave fields, barren, and even destroy some crops. climate change means the hot and dry conditions along with the wildfires that they bring. something californians may have to get used to the california and the sun beats down upon his ruddy, dried up the field farmer jo, boss, work, the land he still con this years is 3 drives have forced him to leave one 3rd of his 2000 acre farm unseated the effects for him and his employees have been devastation. it's an economic disaster. we don't quite crops. we don't have jobs. we don't produce food. and as we saw during the pa

least 10 canyon soldiers have been killed in a helicopter crash on the outskirts of the capitol, nairobi. several others were injured or they were on their way to a training exercise. when the chopper went down, a police official total of $23.00 soldiers were on board. the rescue teams are searching for close to a 100 people who are still missing. after a 12 story apartment building near miami, florida collapsed into rubble. a large section of the building crumbled in the middle of the night, killing at least one resident and injuring several others. us president joe biden has declared a state of emergency in florida and authorized federal assistance for the relief effort. in this law allows us to say morning, a roaring sound work residence at apartments near miami beach. really should look out the window and you can see i thought it was like a store coming in. and what happened was that when the dust cleared, there was the back half the building or back. 2 thirds of the building gone down to the ground. firefighters evacuated shocked and frightened residence from the parts of the buildi

not my reports now from nairobi. will the sci fi itself in the 1st place was something that was agreed? it was something that the government unilaterally declared by itself when they appeared to be very much on the back.

has warned the situation on the ground is extremely fluid. catherine, sorry is for the story from nairobi. prime minister i'll be amid spoke to report as ali and ready to rated the government position on reasons why they can, military has withdrawn from the capital of t guy, machaela and other areas as well. he said that this was because of strategic purposes. he said that the soldiers had more priorities to deal with that they have to deal with external threats. he did not say what this threat was or which this external forces was, but he did say that the grand defense forces, the p d f. we have been on the offensive in the last few days, not anymore. not anymore priority to the government. he said, despite his, i'm going to be contained with in dry and the military can very easily retake the capital mckellar within 3 weeks. if need be. here's what he had to say. look at in a lot of people were shocked on monday when we started withdrawing from kelly. i'm sure you were all so when we entered mckelly, but 7 or 8 months ago, it was because it was the center of gravity for the conflict. it

will fight to secure the whole region on to zeros malcolm, where reports from the kenyan capital nairobi. well, the sci fi itself in the 1st place was something that was agreed. it was something that the government unilaterally declared by itself when they appeared to be very much on the back foot after the t p l. s. had taken back the regional capital of mikella and it's t 5 or something that's been called for for months by humanitarian organizations. with the growing pressure from the u. s. at least since the biden administration came to power to, to try and bring these these side to the table. nobody was interested in a sci fi. now the government's talking about it, but it, t, p l f very much are not. and the united states has worn both ethiopia and eritrea, that it will take further action if the declaration of a sci fi and to cry fails to end the violence. a congressional committee in washington dc has meant to discuss the crisis. the family of a prominent critic of the palestinian authority, who died in police custody is demanding an impartial and international investigation. is ou

not my reports now from nairobi who the sci fi itself in the 1st place was something that was agreed. it was something that the government unilaterally declared by itself when they appeared to be very much on the back foot after the t p l. s. had taken back the regional capital of mikella and it's t 5 or something that's been called for for the month by humanitarian organizations. with the growing pressure from the u. s. at least since the biden administration came to power to, to try and bring these these side to the table. nobody was interested in a sci fi. now the government's talking about it that a, t p l f very much, are not. well, meanwhile, the u. s. has warned both if you, if you're and eritrea, that it will take further action if the declaration of the sci fi into grow fails to end the violence, a congressional committee in washington, d. c. has meant to discuss the crisis. police in western canada reporting an increase in sudden death as a record breaking heat wave continues to scorch parts of north america. at least 65 people have now died in the vancouver area just since

now in control of the regional capital. mckayla. katherine, sorry, is monitoring developments from nairobi. the military spokesman says that the reason why the military has withdrawn is to prepare for the threats. they also see that the government can easily retake michaela the capital. we've been know 3 weeks, but this was a political decision. the seaside declaration was a political decision made for humanitarian reasons. north korea's leaders replaced several top officials after what he called out grave laughs and corona virus prevention. qindzhong accused him of incompetence, saying the unspecified incident had caused a major crisis. north korea closed his borders in january last year to defend itself against covered 1900. and it hasn't reported any cases. prices of oxygen have more than doubled in the indonesian capital for a surgeon. colona virus cases there as left hospitals over flowing and the 22000 new cases were reported in the past day. the red cross is warning of a covered 1900 catastrophe. these in western canada reporting an increase in southern depths after record breaking

let's go to our correspondent, who is live from nairobi.n, tell us what happened over the last few hours. >> it has been fast-moving events. the latest we have heard is that the liberation front has forces in that region and the military wing has claimed control of the capital city. this comes after we hear about cease-fires and the government representatives are asking for a cease-fire today, we understand that that was approved by the federal government and it led to today's event. we have heard that ethiopian forces have in withdrawing or fleeing from the area. not necessarily peacefully. a statement was put out about an hour ago saying that ethiopia -- came into their office and forcibly remove some of their equipment and satellite as they were withdrawing from the city. there are chaotic events today. >> last week we were talking about elections in ethiopia and there was a large focus on the fact that voting was not happening in the region are yet are these developments collect -- connected to the tensions we saw last week? >> it was c

the ahmed sent in troops out the p dry people's liberation front. malcolm webb has the latest from nairobi. but it's important to understand that that sci fi that was declared by abby, i'm a government was unilaterally declared, it wasn't agreed with anybody because the phones are off. we don't know if the government's upholding a ceasefire and everything that the t p i laugh have said since doesn't acknowledge that cease fire at all. and the comments that you mentioned just a few minutes ago about chasing their enemies even across the borders. make it sound like from from that point of view, the conflict isn't over yet. that still is really forces the bull, those, the palestinian business and occupied east jerusalem triggering clashes with protests. there is a butcher shop in the scene. one neighborhood was one of a properties to be torn down. and israeli court has ruled that they were built without a proper permit. the site will be used for an archaeological part. for more south african president jacobs. numa has 5 days to appear before police that record says const him to 15 months in p

barbara: we have been following developments from a roby -- from nairobi. >> the people's liberation, it began about a week ago. there was heavy fighting on the outskirts of the city, around the airport, on the edge of the city and other places in the outskirts of the city. people we have spoken to their say that tplf forces came into the center of the city and took control of key road junctions are on the outside of the city, and the ethiopian government forces left. since then, there have been people cheering along with tplf fighters in the streets shooting fireworks. government administrators from the federal government administration, since this conflict began, in november, they fled in the last few hours or couple of days. there's jubilation at the moment for people on the streets. the regional capital. we don't know yet what this means, whether this will mean stability across the region. there have been numerous reports of massacres over the last few months, of civilians, particularly young men and boys, who seem to be of fighting age, who seem to be reportedly killed by ethiop

that's left 350000 people, on the brink of famine, malcolm web has been following developments from nairobi in neighboring kenya. the gray people liberation front began an offensive about a week ago. we heard that just a few hours ago, there was heavy fighting on the outskirts of the city around the airport. and the edge of the city of mckelly and other places on the outskirts of the city dot went on for several hours. and the people we've spoken to that, say, the htp forces took control. they came into the center, the city took control of key road junctions around the outside of the city, and that the government forces left now since then there been people cheering along with tpl f fighters in the streets of the city shooting fire government administrators from the federal government appointed the administration had been there since this conflict began in november. they said just in the, in the last few hours or in the last couple of days as needed. jubilation. at the moment, people on the street to the c mikaela, the regional capital, we don't know yet what this means and this is going to

and its just a 3 hour drive from kenyan capital nairobi. it was always popular with tourists. but for the past 7 years, the lake has grown steadily. the water level is now twice as high. lucy and her husband have moved to a hut just 5 or 6 square meters inside their old house had several rooms their children are having to support them financially. see me? 22 and a minute. i'm not the only one whose house has been submerged. montgomery, my neck of my neighbors have suffered the same fate. genie si, fi room this life you can't cook probably come out will know if you know when you but you can't sleep properly because nothing listed out of several 100 others who lived on the banks of lake no who have had to move to emergency accommodation. this is once the main entrance to the national park, the number of tourists coming has also declined. this is dodie, you know, most point of the big show and from here to the 100 meter, to the actual lake. so this is the beginning of the woodland night, has moved more than 3 kilometers. we joined joseph from the canyon wildlife service . the sta