there was a public count in nairobi l was a public count in nairobi national park and i was listed asf the volunteers. i got a call and i was told he will not be allowed into the park, so we advise you not to come because you will embarrass the team you will be working with. this is the kind of thing that sadly happens in my country, they will put it in writing, they will put it in writing, they won't make it public, they will humiliate you, they will in a way, send a message to anyone else also dares to challenge the system. you know, the idea of building hotels in the idea of building hotels in the same national park they are doing the game count in, is contrary. they don't want me to see the structure is already being built inside the national park. being built inside the national ark. , �* , park. isn't the problem here, ou park. isn't the problem here, you want _ park. isn't the problem here, you want wildlife _ park. isn't the problem here, you want wildlife to - park. isn't the problem here, you want wildlife to roam - park. isn't the problem here, | you want wildlife to roam f

paula kahumbu in nairobi, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. appreciate being invited to speak here. it is a pleasure to have you on the show. you, of course, for decades, have been a conservationist and a wildlife advocate. after all of those years, do you think you are winning? i think we are winning on some fronts. for sure, there is some progress, but i would say that overall, we are in big trouble and sadly, most people don't appreciate just how serious it is. do kenyans want to hear your message, do you think? i mean, you are a very successful broadcaster and your wildlife shows are actually well watched, right across the continent of africa. but i wonder if you, after all these years, are getting a little cynical about whether or not kenyans want to hear it? i think it depends on which kenyans you are talking about! i — when i started my tv series many years ago, people told me that it was hopeless, that kenyans do not care about nature and wildlife, they cared about the food on their plates. actually, our tv series is one of the most su

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coming from kenya's capital, nairobi, ciru muriuki brings you stories from across africa. welcome to this special edition of witness history with me, ciru muriuki, here at the national museum in kenya's capital, nairobi. this month, we're featuring five incredible moments in recent african history. coming up, how tunisian women became some of the most liberated in the world in the 19505. we find out about the history of great zimbabwe, the ancient stone city, once the centre of an african empire. plus, one of the world's largest refugee camps, and the kenyan pop song that became a global hit. but first, we go back to south africa in 1977, when the country was governed by a racist system known as apartheid, which discriminated against the black population in almost every area of life. peterjones spoke to witness history about his friend steve biko, a young black south african who was trying to bring about change. i miss my friend steve bike, and i am forever in his debt. steve biko is one of the people that originated the new generation of young, political—minded black peop

edition of witness history with me, ciru muriuki, here at the national museum in kenya's capital, nairobiis month, we are featuring five incredible moments from recent african history. coming up, how tunisian women became some of the most liberated in the world in the 1950s. we find out about the history of great zimbabwe, the ancient stone city once the centre of an african empire. plus, one of the world's largest refugee camps. and the kenyan pop song that became a global hit. but first, we go back to south africa in 1977, when the country was governed by a racist system known as apartheid, which discriminated against the black population in almost every area of life. peterjones spoke to witness history about his friend, steve biko, a young black south african who was trying to bring about change. i miss my friend, steve biko, and i am forever in his debt. steve biko is one of the people that originated the new generation of young political—minded black people — the black consciousness movement. we believe that in our country there shall be no minority, there shall be no majority, there

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cnn's scott mclane joins me from nairobi. good to see you.s behind this vaccine in kenya and hospitals and deaths changing people's minds about getting the shot? >> reporter: hey, rosemary. kenyans like many people all over the country found reasons not to get vaccinated. maybe they heard the conspiracy theories, they're not sure what's in it, where it's coming from, maybe they heard someone who died from the virus after they were vaccinated. you have tribal beliefs and taboos to contend with as well. in kenya they do not have enough vaccines to supply the entire population, not even close. that is costing lives. the good news is that attitudes are slowly changing only because hospitals are filling up and people are dying. in the kenyan county, they say they have never been so busy. over the past few weeks, delta variant has turned funeral business into a lucrative one. lately i the demand for caskets have tripled. not all the men building them want the vaccine. >> do you want it? >> no, no, no. >> reporter: around town it's more of the same.

the reporting live from nairobi still to come here on the news on the sports news. indian delights after breaking a metal drought. this last is more than 4 decades. ah. brought to you by accenture. let there be change. ah. cruise me beauty, blank censure. let there be change. oh . a. the bell, the russian olympics spring. so christina sent sky and since she feels for her life, if she's forced to return home the 24 year old has spoken publicly after taking refuge in poland saying she's quite happy to be in safety. the athlete claims she was taken to tokyo sonata airport against her will on sunday, after she publicly criticized her coaches. i feel myself. my brothers are here until the 750. and a lot of people support me here. and my husband, he is already in a road bike, hard to support him today, and he will be here maybe with me. so i just time for support center. thank you very much. peter was based on the japan to win the 1st ever olympic gold medal and karate. 59 year old hands, sanchez beating her japanese wible in solo cut discipline. there are a total of 8th gold medals up for gra

thika main prison outside nairobi is a miserable place. almost 70 years ago to hold 300 prisoners, when we visited 18-months ago, there were more than 1,000. in this one dank holding cell, 140 men were packed tightly together, the air thick with the smell of sweat and urine. they'd been accused of everything from trespassing and robbery to assault and murder. some have already been convicted, but most have yet to stand trial. they can't afford bail, so they'll likely have to wait here for years. >> alexander mclean: good afternoon, brothers. our work is to help people who don't have lawyers to access justice. >> cooper: that's alexander mclean, the founder of justice defenders, which has been working in kenya's prisons for 14 years. >> mclean: how many of you have a lawyer? >> francis munyao: two, three. >> cooper: just three men in this group of more than 200 prisoners have an attorney. >> mclean: we think it's a problem that often poor people fenseless is at the heart of alexander mclean's mission. most of the people who are in prisons i

if the open government forces fighting the degree and malcolm webb has more now from nairobi, o residence and others have told us that fighters from the gray region of entered the historic town lally better. there were rumors that they were closed and local residents over the last week, some of the residents that they've had gunfire at night, but they say it's normal to to have some gunfire at night there. but then just in the last few hours, resident said they could see the gray and people's liberation from fighters getting close. and then just to show a while ago they've taken control of the town. there aren't any presidents as his country's nuclear program is peaceful and that pressure and sanctions won't deter the iranian people. abraham bracy made those comments just after he was being sworn in. the iranian this nuclear program is fees for these full pays for the nuclear weapon has nothing to do with the policy, the strategy of iran. brad shows and sanctions will never let down the iranian people we will defend our right in scientific development. sanctions on the iranian should come

we'll have reports from nairobi, tokyo, the white house, athens and tehran. >>> and this morning there is deep trouble in the deep south. with the delta variant surging, there are only six available icu beds in the entire state of mississippi. and there are barely two dozen in arkansas pushing medical personnel to their breaking point. >> we're tdown over 200 nurses that we can't fill. we've had people literally walk off the job because they couldn't take it anymore. >> have you had days where you didn't want to come to work? >> yes, yes, i've had moments where i sit in my car and cry. >> a special session of the arkansas general assembly resumes this morning to consider masking mandates. earlier this year republican governor asa hutchison approved a statewide ban on mask mandates, a move he regrets. >> cases were at a low point. everything has changed now. yes, in hindsight i wish that had not become law. >> after one week back at school, a covid outbreak in the marian school district in arkansas has put more than 500 students and staff in quarantine. louisiana is also facing a severe

-- it has this clash of visions that much led to the conflict and this war certainly start inside nairobithe prime minister turned it to police and court systems to margize the oppressed, the am signatures and go after the -- army in the western part. when the prime minister went in -- he has to get into a full-scale conflict with the support of -- because he could not do anything like what he did there. the army was a -- in a position to defend itself. this clash of visions is i think what sparked it and in some quays made the point that the ethiopian military was one of the most -- in the area. it was. and what the prime minister did by taking the country to this war without meaningful -- about the consequences would be to undermeanwhile not only the reputation of the military but almost state institutions. it presents about 110 million with the support of if army was followinged bitch a defense force that represents a region of six impact and i think that sends a very negative snap to friends of them in the region. so although the mill tommy is fairly strong recently, i think it has no

cnn's scott mcclain is live in nairobi, kenya.y out there? >> reporter: the government is trying to convince people to take the shot. what unfortunately seems to be changing minds is the fact that hospitals are filling up or full already. people are dying. last week we visited one hospital a few hours north of nairobi, which was full. it was turning people. even if you were lucky enough to get a spot inside the hospital, they had no ic wards. if you were one of the four patients that had the severe disease and in need of icu, your chances of survival were not good. every day for the past few weeks, that hospital has been sending at least one body away to the morgue. most of the people there were unvaccinated. not because they didn't have access to the vaccine, but because they chose not to take it. people in kenya heard the conspiracy theories like people out in the west. a lot of people don't know enough about it. of course, here, on top of that, we you have some local traditional triable believes to contend with, as well. we als

and recent weeks with thousands of people forced to flee the violence. malcolm webb has more from nairobi, who resident and others have told us that fighters from the degree region of entered historic town lally better. there were rumors that they were closed on local residents over the last week. some of the residents that they've had gunfire at night, but they say it's normal to to have some gunfire at night there. but in just in the last few hours, resident said they could see the, the gray and people's liberation from fighters getting close. and then just to show a while ago, they've taken control of the town in chad, 24 soldiers there have been killed in an attack by suspected book all around fighters. this happened on an island in the lake chan region book, a ram and a rival splinter group have been using the area to launch attacks in china and neighboring countries. and iran, you present is taken office with a direct stance on us sanctions and his countries nuclear ambitions. brian rice, he said he would take steps to lift the sanctions, which have devastated the country's economy.

, thousands of people have been forced to flee the violence. malcolm was following the story from nairobi who residence and others have told us that fighters from the degree region of entered the historic town lally better. there were rumors that they were closed, some local residents over the last week, some of the residents that they've had gunfire at night, but they say it's normal to to have some gunfire at night there. but in just in the last few hours, resident said they could see the, the gray and people's liberation from fighters getting close. and then just to show a while ago, they've taken control of the town. in chad, 24 soldiers have been killed in an attack by suspected book r. i'm fighters. it happened on an island in the lake chad region, boca ram and a rival splinter group. have been using the area to launch attacks in chad and neighboring countries. last year, at least a 100 champion, troops were killed and assault by the armed groups fires fuel by heat wave, a raging and grease were 3 significant. blazes burning on the island of via a know, death for injuries, but it ha

time in nairobi. the 36 year old successfully defended his title on the final day of the games in japan were coming only run when multiple gold medals in that event run in liberty, specifications about humanity. so it's about winning uncertain door human beings. and we can, we, not the whole time, not about all fast or slow, you have to put fit our liberties. and back in japan, the olympic rings has been removed from take your bay. the structure was installed last december to promote enthusiasm for the games. amid the pandemic, the parent and picks again that in just under 2 weeks time, they're not long to wait for some more action. entire clip is all that speed up. stuff of that. yeah. long otherwise. anyway, wanted to catch up with our website interest, so that is out a 0 dot com fit for me. this news i'll be here in a moment, but more days news. thanks for watching. ah me if you were looking at this for the outside, she would really wonder what was going on, what, what is this is a religion that th

it's fame for it's 12 century rocking churches. markham web is following the story from nairobi. residents and others have told us that fighters from the degree region of entered the historic town lolly, better. there were rumors that they were closed on local residents over the last week. some of the residents that they've had gunfire at night, but they say it's normal to to have some gunfire at night there. but in just in the last few hours, resident said they could see the, the gray and people liberation from finances getting close. busy and then just to show a while ago, they say, can control of the town to town with a population of 20000 people. but it couldn't be of great religious and cultural and historical significance. a 100 years old, full of ancient church, and in a holy site, 4 years millions of orthodox christine. but it is also, as will appears to be a significant incursion on the part of the grand people's liberation funds from the north, coming into the territory of the enemy. they've been fighting with a mar of militia to the south, and now it seems they have ta

okay, thank you so much. malcolm lab reporting from nairobi in in the us health minister says the current of ours pandemic, there is still raging, and it's far from over. on tuesday cases rose by more than $42000.00, a 40 percent increase on the previous day. but millions of people don't have health insurance and are struggling to pay their medical bills. have limited reports from new delhi. hi, financing la, sort of shot record this message after spending a month on a ventilator. he needed a medical device to help him. but it was a major milestone in his school with 900 recovered 30 to let go. however, as his condition improved and he returned home, his family faced another dilemma. paying off the $50000.00 in medical billing. after spending all their savings, they borrowed from friends, family, and the bank still short bit on to a popular fundraising site and raised $30000.00. since all of a still unable to walk or interact with people, his family has rented a separate home for him with 24 hour care. financial medical laws who are financially we lost money because of the medical bill. w

elite. cute ciocca has arrived home in nairobi. a 36 year old successfully defended his title on the final day of the games in japan. becoming only the 3rd one that ever, when multiple gold medals in the men's marathon, decided whether to go for 3rd gold at paris, 2024 running olympics, the specifications of both your manager. so it's about winning uncertainty all human things and we can we not the whole time, not about all fast or slow, you have to put fit our liberties. and back in japan, the olympic rings have been removed from tokyo bay. the structure was installed last december to might enthusiasm for the games. submit the pandemic touches paralympics begin just under 2 weeks time. all right, that is your book for now. it is back to emily. thank you very much. and so from us here at the news hour, i'm emily angland. stick around the family is up next with no of the day by the news news news. ah, ah, on august 12, sandy, it goes to the poles. and what approving the hotly contested election? i've come to grasp hold, you can run

not web is nairobi with more on how it is treating aid organizations . monetary organization said that they were suspended since last week, but it was just a short while ago that the government put out the statement, confirming that and the things that they've accused those organizations are included using social media to disseminate propaganda. humanitarian organizations commonly try to publicize the crises that they're working on where they're trying to assist people. the government, on the other hand, throughout the duration of this conflict, was cut off the internet, cut off the phone, cut off the electricity throughout the gray region. there's definitely in information war going on as well, and the government clearly object to the humanitarian organizations telling the world about what's actually going on on the ground. another one of those accusations with against doctors without borders reinforcing satellite communications equipment without the license for the schools and all of the traditional visual communications are off. there's no way that humanity area workers or anyone el

malcolm webb is following the story from nairobi.lm: residents and others have told us that fighters from the region have entered that historic town. there were rumors that they were close over the last week. some of the residents said they heard gunfire at night but they say it is normal to hear some gun iron at night. just in the last few hours, residents said they could see the people's liberation front fighters getting close and in -- and a short while ago, they have taken control of the town. it is a town where the population of 20,000 people, but it cannot be a greater religious and cultural and historical significance. 800 years old. full of ancient churches. and it is a holy site for ethiopia's millions of orthodox christians. but this is also, appears to be, a significant incursion on the people's liberation front from the north, coming into the territory of their enemy. they have been fighting with militia to the south. and now it seems they have taken control of this town as well inside their enemy's territory. it is caref

regions in recent weeks, causing thousands of people to flee the violence. malcolm web has more from nairobi who resident and others have told us the fighters from the detroit region of entered the historic town loudly better. there were rumors that they were close local residents over the last week, some of the residents that they've had gunfire at night, but they say normal to, to have some gunfire at night there. but in just in the last few hours, resident said they could see the grand people's liberation from fighters getting close. and then just to show while ago they've taken control of the town. and had 24 soldiers have been killed and attacked by suspected broke her arm fighters. it happened on an island in the lake chad region harassment rival splinter group has been using the area to launch attacks in chad and neighboring countries. last year, east, a 100 chaldean troops were killed in an assault by the armed groups, out fire fuel by heat wave, a raging and grease with 3 blazes burning on the island of elvia that but no dest. so injuries, but there is widespread destruction. greece

the conflict has widened into neighboring regions over recent weeks. malcolm web has more now from nairobi. o residence and others have told us that fighters from the.

so correspondent in nairobi, it reads quite depressing the intense, the statistics, but the still a great deal to do for those on the continent, sort of to get anywhere in terms of the same numbers, vaccinated in europe, whole even north america. absolutely. and the debate over vaccination, apartheid and inequality is just going louder on the continent. and what the cdc director told you in line with what he has been saying in today's briefing in today's weekly briefing, talking about the challenges that are being faced by the kovacs program. but increasingly, we are seeing more and more people despite vote of vaccination, apathy, and resistance. by some we're seeing more and more people in the continent, very eager to get vaccinated. you're seeing long cues of people at the vaccination centers in some countries like here in kenya. and we're also seeing many countries now increasingly going around these kovacs program to try and procure their own vaccines and also try to make agreements with other countries in the west to get doses of maxine and kenya, for example, we have just received m

home in nairobi, the 36 year old successfully defended his title on the final day of the games in japan, becoming only the 3rd run to efforts when multiple gold medals in the men's mouth. and he's not decided whether to go for 3rd gold paris, 2024 running olympics, but vision, both humanity. so it's about winning uncertainty all human beings. and we can we not the whole time, not about all fast or slow. you have to put fit our liberties back in japan. the olympic rings have been removed from tow care bay. the structure was installed last december to promote enthusiasm for the games. and the pandemic took his paralympics begin in just under 2 weeks time. all right, that's the sport for now. i have more later emily. thank you very much, jerry. that. so for me here for this news hour, i'll be back in a few moments time with more of the days news for now. ah, joined the debate. do not have maxine reaching those who are most neat and amplify your voice. it allowed a diverse community and how an array of different stories, no topic. it's off the table. it's such a tough ethical debate where t

internet service providers to install why fi hotspots like here in the town of gala on the outskirts of nairobi, jerry nimble thea is a headdress, who signed up as a vendor for facebook? express? why funny. he gets the commission on every data bundle. he sells his customers, say they love lead to facebook because even myself, i use it and they find their bundle cheaper. that cheaper than you compared to the network. you get the 5 bundles, 1100 for free. yeah, did you find people? yes they do. they find it cheaper, you find it available and they made up from experts. why fi has been an undeniable success. yeah. it is made web access cheap of the people living in undeserved locations. then there are so many people living our own water connected to their ways. however, for those studying the activities of facebook and other big tech companies in kenya, it's impossible to ignore the huge potential for data mining. last year, the facebook was pushed to admit that it added its own software to the why fi access points that enabled non facebook data, such as customer names and phone numbers to directly

well, knock away josie, now with, for the very latest from nairobi as a navy in kenya. why does the government say that they have suspended these aid organizations? with this issue a while ago, the government put out a statement saying that they've actually suspended 3 organizations, m. s. s. holland, doctors without borders holland, the norwegian refugee council, and another organization called the my team foundation. and they, so i did a few different reasons. they accused them of disseminating information on social media, which is above the mandate. of course, these 8 organizations do feel some responsibility to draw publicity to the crises that they're trying to address and trying to deal with. and especially in a context where the government actively tried to stop information from coming out of the region by switching off the funds and put you off the internet. then these organizations do very much considerate. part of their role to tell the world what's going on. clarity, the government objects to that they also accused m. s. f, a legally importing satellite commu

he joins us now from nairobi. thanks very much for being with us. so i want to ask you, 1st of all, what you make of this development and in particular it's timing. thank you for having me. this is a significant development in the search for justice for the games or the doubtful conflict. and i think everybody will see everybody who has been following the issue will be waiting a big best to see with the rest of the silver. and the last, the done makes a decision to handle the brochure to the international criminal court. and just, let's just remind ourselves what exactly the former president is accused of here because this original arrest warrant was issued quite a long time ago. back in back in 2009. yes. the 2 arrest warrants of the international criminal court issued for moral bashir the, the accused of committing genocide and war crimes in the adoption conflicts. and these are risk lawrence, emanated from united nations security council resolution referring that particular conflict to the international criminal court. and the united nations secu

n. environment program. sustainable mobility unit to join us on skype from nairobi. good to have you with us. so how much of an achievement is this given that some parts of the world that moved away from letting fuel move towards diesel we did the major some major achievement because of course, the health impact highly toxic as you read is said. and it also has to pull it up from vehicles. so now we've been able to fix late from been true. they're still in the top of that was in the fuel, especially that is the fuel that they need to continue to walk. we already a few countries, how are $8050.00 folk reduced the offer that was but 80 something that we're looking forward to. hopefully the next less than i did to come. ok. so overall is progress. it's not enough though. is it especially when you talk about containing the effects of climate change, right? definitely it's not enough in terms of climate change. it's not enough in terms of we have a position in the team. we know that transport is a major contributor to air pollution in the lot of the developing countries.

some of it ends up here in nairobi's landfill.waste pick jurors trudge through the rancid trash sifting for plastic. plastic that matee had to figure out how to turn into bricks. when you made your first brick, how was that? >> oh! whew. that was the best day. it took us about nine months just to make one brick. >> reporter: but one brick wasn't enough. no problem for a woman who likes to get her hands pretty much everything else dirty. so she built a machine to mass produce the plastic bricks. first the waste is sorted to remove rubble and metals. >> then you've got to bake it? >> exactly. if you know how to make cookies, this is just making cookies. >> reporter: i could make a brick, you're saying? >> exactly. >> reporter: the boiling mixture is molded into building blocks, as many as 2,000 a day. 35% cheaper than standard bricks and up to 7 times stronger. pretty impressive. >> yeah, it doesn't break. >> reporter: currently matee's bricks are only used for pathways in small households, but she wants to target big construction c

. >>> cnn's scott mcclain is monitoring the story from nairobi. good to see you.the vaccine hesitancy in kenya and are surges changing attitudes about the vaccine? >> reporter: kenya is not only -- [ inaudible ] >> all right. we're clearly having some issues there connecting with scott. we'll leave him for now. just ahead on "cnn news room" ugly scenes in france as football fans invaded during the match. because we only serve those who honorably served. all ranks, all branches, and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligatio

we'll have reports from nairobi, tokyo, the white house, athens and tehran. >>> and this morning thereonly six available icu beds in the entire state of mississippi. and there are barely two dozen in arkansas pushing medical personnel to their

i had an idea, creating a zoom meeting with a class of kids in shoreline and kids in nairobi, kenya.to meet with kids in shoreline seemed difficult. but my friend read the idea and loved the idea and can see if he can find the appropriate help in a kenyan school. that was showing up for me in a big way. that sounds cool. very cool. laurie writes, how are people showing up for me? they aren't. it's florida. we have some great represents in the house. but it's so difficult to navigate the state, that it's hard to find the smart, science-believing, responsible folks that are here. and it's dangerous to look for them. finally, i think it's important that everyone show up and get their covid vaccine. if we are to end the virus issue we have, we need to stop complaining and put our personal feelings aside for the good of everyone. otherwise, we will have covid for years to come, with no cure in sight. deep down, i'm certain that people have interested they want to protect, children, mothers, fathers and friends. well said. you can go to planyourvaccine.com if you want guidance in getting y

the african embassy's time bad security was pre- >> that happened by chance i visited the one in nairobiking to an embassy officer there about their poor security the physical security of the embassy. we happened to be standing and in a >> spot for a truck a month later would detonate and kill a lot of people. i was overseas in that attack happened. i was back at my stations i had left from when i went to visit in africa. as of the newspaper that morning i saw the graph, the picture over the bomb had gone off. i realize incident exactly that place was. that was the place i visited and the officer night stood. i was familiar with terrorism for a long time for. >> he said he understood there were security issues. >> absolutely is not a surprise to them. they knew about it more than i did they head -- make the ambassador had requested to the state department to move locations it'd been going on sometime because of the security vulnerability of the embassy. the officer told me at that moment we know it's vulnerable. they are not going to do anything. the ambassador requested it but no change