on nairobi streets, there's a new kid on the block. unlike most other vehicles in the canyon capital, this bus is not powered by gas or diesel, but electrically, which is good for the environment. but passengers notice it comes with other advantages to a portal silent signing of woocommerce. it is so silent, no rattling noise when then there is no smoke in them. and when you get in, it is so stable and there are no vibrations, like we are used to on public service buses. the electric bus is very nice. the canyon swedish had company rome came up with the idea. the start up formerly known as lippy boss, is working toward creating emission free public transport. they have already started repl, in gasoline and diesel engines and buses with electric engines removed the internal combustion engine. we replace that with an electric motors and then we put a battery pack and a control unit to it. which means that suddenly we no longer have to go to the petrol station to fill our buses or vehicles with petrol or diesel, and then drive on it. but

catherine byaruhanga, bbc news, nairobi.rth round along with britain's heather watson. from london's sw19, here's chethan partik with our day 5 wimbledon round—up. we may have had some surprises at this year's championships, one thing that remains the same is novak djokovic's qualities on grass. he looked very much back to his best, a straight sets win for him earlier over his serbian compatriot miomir kecmanovic. with that win over kokkinakis in the second round, you can really see djokovic showing all his true qualities on this surface. because in his opening round match he had his struggles against kwon soonwoo of south korea but since then, he has learnt and he has learnt fast, as he looks to win his fourth consecutive wimbledon title. ons jabeur is looking to win her first title, in fact, her first grand slam. she reached the quarterfinals here last year, looking very good, and still hasn't dropped a set. she beat the french teenager diane parry in straight sets. through she goes, the world number two, saying she is fee

mike joins us live now from nairobi. and course he's been monitoring this debate, which was of course boycotted by ryder. it didn't go. what happened? did anyone emerge is the winner william roots. i was quiz by a panel of people on the stage just in here. corruption came up, the cost of living, which is crippling for many kenyans. at the moment the price of fuel pumps has gone up about 60 percent since the beginning of the food prices for some staples have doubled over about the same period. families, they were living on to me as of the meals a day now living on one meal a day. rita who was here and his main department rayleigh, who was not both promised to address the cost of living. but economists to critically these plans saying that these plans actually just amount to more spending and that will worse and kenya's, ballooning debt foreign debt is a record highs. the m f says this will soon become a debt crisis. with that was an issue that was discussed in here as well, but the organizes and pro democracy groups had r

does captain sawyer ports from nairobi? o cortes like this in kenya, have become this time the speaking out against the rising cost of basic food prices. many people he is say, life has become unbearable in a general election in august is making things more difficult. with julia manion is a casual walker on a good month. she owns about a $100.00. so every coin counts. i did, he got she said the cost of her basic supplies have doubled in the last few months . i am a woman woman, doesn't in one any longer. agree struggling to make ends meet you. may's flower has doubled. cooking oil has become unaffordable. you my children, i have adjusted our food rations. i like and balanced all my need. mama voters are electing a president and peas, senators, governors and other electoral seats. politicians are using this campaign season to promise that they will click the economy. but many voters, unless they say they are these on and they don't trust them. who does economy say a new government will find it hard to lessen the barden for m

have you with us from nairobi. obviously, africa is always africa's always a focal point when we start talking about food insecurity, all and the, and the, and the reasons for it, the drought or conflict. how is the problem been exacerbated these last few years to the position that you see right now? i'm it does, it does. it has really, really gotten was because what we are we missing across the continent is 4 consecutive failures in terms of rain. so we are seeing a situation where a strong could be shown cannot re rejuvenate very quickly in the past. that broadside close used to be every 10. yes. but what we are missing implicitly, drought conditions of every 2 years. sometimes even every, every one year. and all these being assessable by drive us like climate change, we are seeing this is going to be security driven by conflict. so it's really gotten lost in the last few. yes, you're very close to one of those conflict areas. we saw the issue of t grier being a high new story these last 12 months in ethiopia. we

at marriage or anger where the center for international forestry research and well, i go for st. nairobi. thank you. now to tanzania where the extensive deforestation of one island has been turned around. located in townsend, he as zanzibar archipelago, the tiny island of calcutta measures only one square kilometer and his home to several 100 people. 2 decades ago, it's trees all about disappeared. but coke with us forests have now come back from the brink. this is called quota island in the indian ocean of the coast of tanzania . here for a long time, the inhabitants thought that forest had disappeared forever. after decades of intense logging, there was nothing left. but the forest has returned dense and lush. ah, and it's all thanks to one man. but oak morsa oma. he's currently delivering gifts to children on the island. oh, i and as always, it all starts with a song. oh good. i can i can. i'm going to, i bet you, i mean everyone take trees from the boat and go out and plant them. come on, you understand? i was, i mean, take 3 or 4 and bring that up candy. all 3 to america. i don't br

he miller farm here in nairobi is destined for export for a long time. why? cliff or cooling operated a conventional farm use in chemical pesticides? he's making fundamental changes, bit by bit and converted into organic methods. we will discover debris. we cannot run on it and not you or were doing that. that is no time food to our customers. so that to a we, we are trying to get into organic farming. so he already started with the some food crops at the farm. we want to see our fight. they're going to take that but sofa read doing read, read the war to react to the from his greatest concern is seen harvest destroyed by france, disease or parasites. so he's drawing on the expertise of robin seen ron yen g, whose firm rule organics develops organic fertilizers and pesticides. the men are currently trying out a paradox, intended to combat pest sped in fest mays. so i believe um has impressed organic products like this popped up on top delisa for you for the lasers, not even a pe said butter, it has ability to suffolk, its best to death. like you can see, i'm h

she's a scientist, are the center for international forestry research and wells fargo forestry in nairobi. hello mary. now, across africa, trees that grow quickly are being planted more to be used us charcoal? is that a good way to tackle deforestation and make charcoal greener? yes. growing trees for chuck all is the way to go. grabbing trees enhances to cover and growing trees for charcoal reduces deforestation, and lead degradation and this tree as they grow for tackle. they have either multiple benefits. i mean, a lot of your research is based on that sustainable charcoal tell us more about how to achieve that making tackle sustainable requires adopting our system approach. and the system approach has to ensure that would for a jack called is produced sustainability. and then there would be efficiently processed into tackle reducing wood with dead and emissions that really utilization of chuckle through all fans or cook stocks, needs to be made very efficient to reduce wood where state and also reduce indoor air pollution. how do you make it efficient or map for example, in terms of e

let's go to larry in nairobi, you talked to the head of the u.s.y for international development about a plan b for ukrainian grain exports. what did you learn? >> as they are still trying to talk to the russians to agree to their end of the deal, so that ukrainian grain can be exported through the black sea, they have to figure out other ways to make sure that people in this part of the world are not affected because the global food crisis is deepest here in the horn of africa, many parts of the global south where they are dependent on wheat and corn from ukraine, that has led to an increase in commodity prices and gas and oil prices here, and that is exacerbating a dire situation because of a drought in kenya, and she called out china, she called out russia for what they are doing to make this worse. listen. >> this is the moment for all countries. that play leadership roles in the international system, as the people's republic of china clearly aspires to do and has done in certain domains. it's for them, for all of us, to show up and to dig deepe

cool you, organic farmers market in nairobi may still be small and it only takes place once a week. but word is already getting around about its chemical, free vegetables, that seller for more and more customers. they grew up quite a lot of sofya, and they are due for i, i usually even refer some of my friends garcia. i've introduced some of my friends would be coming here every sunday and they do come, he, me little farm is watching the development with great interest. this good mean a new source of income, very close to home. we want to eventually get to fully into organic farming because we're to have also discovered that a huge market for the organic product. if kenya goes ahead and outlaws many hazardous pesticides, this could boost the growth of the organic farming sector nationwide. it's great that farmers and kenya are changing their approach. a grown brittany initiative is underway in germany to space is of precious commodity in these densely populated country. this week's doing your bit segment shows it's crucial to make to most of what you've got. ha, nothing but concrete

the television debate has been held in the capital, nairobi, but only half the candidates took part. marco web has the story. deputy president william retail wants to be kenya's next president. his main rival in the upcoming election riley wrote dinner, didn't show up for the presidential candidate debate. opinion polls show rayleigh has a lead over rito, but there still enough undecided voters to swing it. but if any impulse give him a small lead, the opinion polls are opinion poll, we are here. the 9th of august is around the corner on there. do not trust the opinion polls because sometimes destitute and dropped up to speed up up to not a for candidates running. the main contenders, retail and railer lamented debate with each other. politicians in kenya are not held to account very often. now, on the campaign trail, presidential candidates get to deliver the message to crowds of thousands of people without paying us any questions for democracy greater than the organizers of this event. hopefully here on this stage, at least the candidates would hold each other to account. the half

and we begin with larry madowo in my row w nairobi.ch is it shaping up to a infrastructure on president ken yet take and his legacy? >> reporter: quite a lot. one of qut questions i put to the former minister, would a win be a third term and he said nothing is further from the truth even though he has been working with khis government wih just a hand shake. he is going ahead with the deputy president who expects to be the next president of kenya, he calls it a nod to his humble beginnings. but there is supposed to be a presidential debate tonight, but the opposition leader has said that he will not show up for that because he will share a platform with the deputy president who he considers has no morals or shame and he will not -- he will not give him the opportunity for them to be on the same platform. instead he is promising to do a televised town hall in a different part of nairobi if that happens. and then he would have 90 minutes in front of the whole nation. so interesting development there. but big thing in some this entire seas

she tells us she's living in incredibly desperate times. katherine soy, i'll jazeera nairobi, ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the un security council has passed around.

all right, there's no show have made on the, on the side of the voters. malcolm web, al jazeera, nairobi kenya on the final 2 contenders for the prime minister job in the u. k. had to abruptly, and that debate often unfortunate turn of events. he's going to challenge the freedom and democracy. conservative lives trust and re sooner with debating on live tv. when the host collapsed, kate mccann fainted midway through the event. producers later issued a statement saying, she's now recovered. the rest of the debate was capital the government of democratic republic of congo has condemned violence. that has happened that un peacekeeping bases in the east of the country since monday protested the storm un facilities violence resolved in the depth of demonstrators and un personnel. so we are very sorry for what happened and concerned about what is going on in different parts of north kiva, particularly in the towns of goma and to tempo. for now, we can confirmed the debts, the 15 people, including 3 un peacekeepers. we regret the situation and call for calm as nothing can justify the violence a

polls in 2 weeks to vote for their next president, a television debates being held in the capital, nairobi. but only half the candidates took part has the story. deputy president william retail wants to be kenya's next president. his main rival in the upcoming election, riley wrote dinner, didn't show up for the presidential candidates debate. opinion polls show riley has a lead over rito, but there are still enough undecided voters to swing it. but if any, impose give them a small lead. the opinion polls are opinion poll. we are here, the 9th of august is around the corner on their do not trust the opinions because sometimes they have to then talk to people. i thought the not a full candidate to running the main contenders router and railer lamented debate with each other. politicians in kenya are not held to account very often. now from the campaign trail, presidential candidates get to deliver that message to crowd of thousands of people without being any question for democracy greater than the organizes of this event. hopefully here on this stage, at least the candidates would hold eac

let's go live now to malcolm web, who's at back in nairobi. now for a 2nd and more on this malcom, what are the main issues then as far as the voters and the candidates concerned as it is. so in the story that cost a living massive issue for tens of millions of kenyans at the moment, the price of fuel pumps has gone up by about 60 percent since the beginning of the and over the same period, the price of some staple foods is almost doubled global rises in food and fuel prices, the part of this, but also severe drought effecting the northern part of the country. the worst trial that the horn of africa region is seen in decades. that means that communities with, depending on hurting or losing masses of their lives, thought leaving them in, in poverty and destitution effecting crop yields, which is further affecting food prices. sound on both of those main contenders. william retail, who's speaking in the debate venue. right now. he's promised to bring down the cost of living in a 100 days, his main opponent, while we're doing guy who hasn't showe

all right, there's no show of made on the, on the side of the voters. malcolm web, al jazeera, nairobi, kenya cuba as the mocking 69 years since the start of a communist uprising that eventually led to fidel castro, seizing power. but it's a bitter sweet anniversary, but most cubans, as the nation faces its worst economic crisis in 3 decades. i'll latin america instantly santibanez ball to was most celebrated anniversary. the sale to tackle the moon by the military barracks by fidel and raoul castro, which marked the start of the cuban revolution. 69 years later roll gospel, now $91.00 still appears to be going strong. but it's his successor miguel via scanning, who must deal with escalating disenchantment with the revolution law. hearing for young the imperial logic is better than i am. nature of our history and social paralysis. they are betting the material needs promote by 63 years of the infamous blockade. will break the spirit of resistance of our people in it off. or he was of course, referring to the world's longest economic embargo imposed on cuba by the united states. cuba is

the next president, several candidates have taken part in a tv debate in the capital nairobi. but one of the main contenders reino dingo boycotted, the event accuses his main rival william router was trying to avoid certain topics such as corruption from politicians are homeless and change. malcolm, when, as more from nairobi, one before candidate running for president, 2 front runners, riley didn't william route, so they went to debate together just the 2 of them. but it was william roots are alone on the stage. just answering questions from the moderators. because viola didn't show up, one of the things that came up is the cost of living. something that the candidates have been talking about in the campaign. price of fuel pumps here in kenya has gone up by about 60 percent since the beginning of the, the price of some food staples as almost doubled over the same period which is crippling for tens of millions of kenyans william router who was there says he will reduce the cost of living within a 100 days of coming into office royalist promised to give stipends to families. bu

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have you with us from nairobi. obviously, africa is always of africa is always a focal point when we start talking about food insecurity, all and the, and the, and the reasons for it be a drought or conflict. how is the problem being exacerbated these last few years to the position that you see right now? i'm it does, it does, it has really, really gotten was. busy because what we are we missing across the continent is 4 consecutive failures in terms of rain. so we are seeing a situation where a strong conditions cannot re rejuvenate very quickly in the past. that broadside close used to be every 10. yes. but what we are, we're missing in that drought conditions of every 2 years. sometimes even every, every one year. and, and all these being assessable by drive. us like climate change, we are seeing this is going to be security driven by conflict. so it's really gotten lost in the last few. yes, you're very close to one of those conflict areas. we saw the issue of t grier being a high new story these last 12 months

sohail: let me bring in another guest from nairobi. good to have you with us. obviously, africa is always a focal point when we start talking about food insecurity and the reasons for it, be it drought or conflict. how has the problem been exacerbated these last few years? >> it has really gotten worse. because what we are witnessing across the continent is consecutive failures in terms of rain. we are seeing a situation where pastoral conditions do not rejuvenate quickly. in the past, the drought cycles used to be every 10 years or so. but what we are witnessing increasingly is that droughts are every two years. all of this has been exacerbated by drivers like climate change. we are seeing cases of food insecurity driven by conflict. it has gotten worse in the last few years. sohail: you are very close to one of the conflict areas. we saw the issue of tigre in ethiopia these last few months. we have seen food insecurity in those areas. how much of a problem is conflict continuing to be? we see it in somalia, sudan. they are all contributing to people have to m

for more on what this means, our africa correspondent reports from nairobi.r: east africaiggest metropolis can be unforgiving. this is how florence has been forced to make a living, selling scrap from the stump site. she has fallen on hard times after her small food store was shut to make room for an expressway. even then, she could still feed her children twice a day before food prices shot up. >> i am only able to cook supper. we cannot manage to cook lunch because prices are high. reporter: so now she rarely shops that her local market. onions are used in almost every family meal in kenya. six months ago, this would have cost you nine cents. but now the price has more than doubled. and even though this is one of the cheapest places to buy vegetables, many families have been priced out of the market. they can no longer afford them. food production is down in kenya because of rings. and now traders here have to play -- pay closer attention to the war in ukraine. >> there is a war between russia and ukraine. it has affected us because some things like fertili

he is in nairobi.ica if the content were to avoid a famine, a food crisis. what are you learning? we heard ivan speak earlier about a possible plan b. what are you learning about that for exports? >> reporter: i've been talking to samantha power the administrator of the u.s. agency for international development and she's been here in kenya and in somalia, some of the countries that are worst affected by a drought that's been four consecutive failed of somalia, the pandemic has played into this. we're seeing some of the worst drought here on record and she's also announced a $1.3 billion extra humanitarian and development assistance to help these countries to feed people to stave off mass starvation and death. 86% of the world food program appeal right now is being shored by the u.s. and countries need to do more to make sure that people who depend on these wheat and grain exports from ukraine but also russia can get it because that will help reduce prices. she's called out the president of china for ha

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she tells us she's living in incredibly desperate times. catching soy all jazeera nairobi. london busiest, therefore, has announced that will limit the number of departing passengers to a 100000 a day for the next 2 months. before the pandemic, the average number of daily passengers at heathrow was more than double that. but authority, se airlines and ground staff cannot cope with the recent rise and passenger number . the limit comes into effect on tuesday and will last until september. andrew charlton in reading you k is the managing director of a ation advocacy. he says he throw has written to airlines and told them not to operate certain flight. what's gonna happen is fine emitting the number of passengers. the airport thinks that it's baggage systems and its ability to cope will, will be much better if it cuts against it's absolutely in the face of that surgeon market demand. so it's going to be very unpopular, but he try monitors every flight. i know exactly which craft is coming in, and so he try and of course they also charge per passenger alive. and so what they've done is writte

hello webb joins us live now from nairobi. what was the reaction to why the region is or crossing of the debate whether the fool candidates running for president to front runner as royal or dingo william route. so they went to debate together just the 2 of them, but it was william roots are alone on the stage. just answering questions from the moderators, because viola didn't show up. one of the things that came up is the cost of living . something that the candidates have been talking about in the campaign. price of fuel at the pumps here in kenya has gone up by about 60 percent since the beginning of the, the price of some food staples as almost doubled over the same period, which is crippling for tens of millions of kenyans william router who was there says he will reduce the cost of living within a 100 days of coming into office royalist promised to give stipends to families. but economists of raised questions about all of these manifesto promises that basically increase spending. but don't address another big economic que

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a television debate has been held in the capital nairobi, but any half of the candidates took part malcolm web house, the story deputy president william retail wants to be kenya's next president. his main rival in the upcoming election right over dinner didn't show up for the presidential candidates debate. opinion polls show rayleigh has a lead over rito, but there are still enough undecided voters to swing it. but if any impulse give him a small lead of the opinion, polls are opinion poll, we are here. the 9th of august is around the corner on their do not trust opinion, because sometimes they have to then up to speed up up to not for candidates running . the main contenders, retail and railer lamented debate with each other. politicians in kenya are not held to account very often. now on the campaign trail, presidential candidates get to deliver that message to crowds of thousands of people without being any question pro democracy group the organizes of this event. hopefully here on this stage, at least the candidates would hold each other to account. the half of the candidate haven't s

she tells us she's living in incredibly desperate times. catching soy all jazeera nairobi. the small pacific colonies of ker boss has withdrawn from a crucial fiji based regional block. it says micronesia countries have been sidelined and the leadership of the pacific island forum. there's concerned it's departure has overshadowed an important issue for the region. climate change when he reports from sue the. so many people in the pacific islands climate change is more than just a talking point or something to worry about in the future. it's happening right now . the sea level is rising and it's affecting those who can't afford to do anything about it. it's then affecting all of the family over here, like especially that when they went to go to walk. so mostly in the early morning when i tag, we have katie, our she throws in our hand and then go to walk. let you learn difficult to go to school during the high tide. every year the people in these fijian villages see the water creeping further inland. and every year the government promises to move them to new land. but nothin