so when you get a sense of what's happening there in nairobi here, check this out. i, we want the price of flour to go down. router has been unable to reduce the price of mayflower. so we want him to step down. you know, we want him to step down and go back to his record. i sure what is going on. it's not about joe, didn't god did it about young people? the problem, is there a government defending for lead? this was supposed to be up please. i need to do the suit up your bullets. we'll let the got the book. what is there? i believe you got the patrick. can you give us a reminder here? what, what started these protest? well, 5 thanks for having me on the tortoise or at least by the election last year. but didn't go has especially refused to acknowledge. he lost. he has been saying for the election was stolen from him. this has been litigated in the supreme court. he was unable to prove his case there and i think it's my view one of the most transparent elections anyway that we had so he hasn't been able to show any evidence for it. but he says he is there to go out c

now, before it's 2 legs, class protest script, kenny and capital nairobi with demonstrators taken to the st. oh, the countries cost of living crisis and global markets react as swiss back u b. s. acquires it's rival credit suisse, switzerland central bank, fast tracks. the deal designed to avert that banking crisis. ah, i'm good. how else as well come to the program? china's presidents, each in thing has arrived in moscow. the trip is widely seen as a show support for russian president vladimir putin, president. she is the 1st national leader to be welcome to moscow since the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin over russia's alleged war crimes in ukraine. china has not condemn thrushes, full scale invasion, and with his forces struggling to make gains, mister putin hopes to signal that he has a very powerful ally. rushes from mining ukraine has advanced, retreated, and inched forward since it's invasion a year ago. but one thing has stayed constant european hopes that russia's biggest ally could push it to end the destruction for our beaker. she s

in nairobi. look at the most doors making headlines around the world. mass protests of grip south africa following calls were left wing party for a natural shockmount. countries, economic freedom fighters, our party said demanding the resignation of president phil. i'm a poser, what they say? economic mismanagement island spot by protested 2021. that's more than $350.00 death. the new russians talk investigative agencies opened a criminal case against the international criminal court, prosecutors to issued a warrant for the rest of president, uprooted for war crimes. the agency uses the i. c. c, a violating russian law, including knowingly accusing an innocent person of a crime. residence in the australian town of men and demanding authorities take immediate action after hundreds of thousands of dead fish were found floating in the nearby darling river. though levels of oxygen are being blamed for the mass dial. switzerland's biggest bang u b. s has reached a deal to take over its embattled rival

i want to thank you for joining us from nairobi today. we'll see you next time on the stream. now finally, want to look at peru, which recently made international headlines, a med weeks of anti government protest. thousands of people joined demonstrations after them. president petro castillo, was impeached by congress, and then arrested on rebellion and conspiracy charges in december. after police and soldiers killed, dozens of protesters demonstrators demanded. the caretaker president, deena blocked a resign and the fresh elections be held. but ballade de has so far held on a men simmering public resentment. we're joined from lima by al jazeera correspondence, marianna sanchez, marianna. you have covered south america for a long time for al jazeera. i wanna thank you for being on the stream today. can you just kind of begin by setting this up for us? what, what's the mood and peru right now? well josh, the mood, i think people are waiting to see what is going to happen in the country because you have a few were saying press it and you know, a lot of the who does not want to r

will join our guests after this report from malcolm web in nairobi. people that demonstrates against the high cost of living prices, the food and fuel have been rising. and the government of president william retail has removed subsidies. opposition leader, right, we're doing. he's called people to the street. he's also just the thing the results of last year, the election. he's run for president 5 times before and he's never been declared the winner. but in some of the past polls, there was substantial evidence that he'd been rig out the victory. but last year the evidence was correlation presented to the supreme court was not found compelling by the judges. and they held the election result previous rounds of opposition protests in kenya have led to royal or being offered deals or positions in government. but they've done little to alleviate poverty to address the stock inequality on the grievances on july. the reasons for people coming to the street this time around the repair to have been attacked on people and property like groups aligned to the

in the streets of nairobi and casino and other parts of the country. i think 1st of all, we have to acknowledge that some of the issues being raised by the opposition unit to protest a valid reason. but then also understand that we have a political issue and we have an economy issue and we have to see how to solve with of those issues. you know, we live in a country where we don't even trust the institutions that actually oversee election . and that's a form the basis upon which people don't trust whether the electrons are credible or not. even though the supreme court did give our ruling and say that's the, legitimize election president william, brutal so long. i haven't strengthened the institutions that over the lectures, but citizens can actually trust that elections were free and credible. we are still going to see most of this problems, even in the next lecture on the 2027, about the cost of living. are we struggling with the high cost of living? we are, you know, the media in this country is 1000 years old. we have so many people who job less, r

also on the program protest group with canyon capital nairobi with demonstrates, is taking to the streets over the country, cost of living, crisis, global market, reactive swiss bank, u. b. s. a choir which arrival credit suisse, switzerland central bank, fast tracks, the deal designed to avert potential banking crisis. and hundreds of the world's leading scientists sign off on a critical update on the state of the global environment. alongside the data comes the warning act. now, before it's too late, ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. chinese president, you should ping has arrived in moscow. and the trip is widely seen as a show of support for russian president vladimir putin. as in j will be the 1st national leads. welcome to moscow since the international criminal court, if you would rest warrant for vladimir putin, of a russian alleged war crimes in ukraine. china hasn't condemned to russia's full scale invasion with his forces struggling to my gains. mister putin hopes the signal that he has a powerful ally. rushes frontline in ukraine has advanced, retreated, and inched forw

in nairobi. let's have a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. cleanup efforts are underway in the us state of mississippi. after tornadoes destroyed several times, president joe biden has declared an emergency freeing up a federal funds. at least 25 people were killed. when the twisters flattened neighborhoods down trees and power lines via mars military shown to has been marking armed forces, day troops paraded through the capital to commemorate the founding of the country's army. during world war 2, the military seized power and imprisoned, elected officials following a coup in 2021. ukraine's grand force is commander says, his troops continued to repel russian attacks from the eastern city of battle, calling its defense a military necessity. the battle of back moot is the longest since rushes full scale invasion of ukraine with both armies suffering heavy human and material losses. germany is there spiegel magazine is reporting that berlin has delivered 18 long awa

thanks. felix felix marina in nairobi were here in germany. the vast majority of rail services, buses, and domestic flights have been brought to a halt by the biggest public sector strike and decades. transport workers from germany's to biggest unions have walked off the job in a coal for higher wages to counter the cost of living crisis. inflation rates in germany have been above the euro's own average in recent months. there is not a train in sight during rush hour at berlin's main station on monday and frank thought airport. germany's top hob is nearly deserted. tens of thousands of transport workers are going on strike across the country, demanding pay increases to much growing inflation. planes, trains, and buses are at a standstill and in some cities, local transport was also affected. these workers at frank for apple, it say that recent negotiations with their employers have failed. 6 yes, brighton hood, we're striking today because we want to make it clear to our employers that the offer that they have made us is not enough. it does no

and protest script the canyon capital nairobi will demonstrate, is taken to the streets over the country's cost of living price. ah, i'm glad elf is welcome to the progress chinese president. she can ping has arrived in moscow. the trip is widely seen as a show of support for russian president vladimir putin, president. she is the 1st national leader to the welcome to moscow. since the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin over russia, alleged war crimes in ukraine. china has not condemn russia's full scale invasion. and with his forces struggling to make gainesville people, mister putin hopes to signal that he has a powerful ally. russia's front mining ukraine has advanced, retreated, and inched forward since it's invasion a year ago. but one thing has stayed constant european hopes that russia's biggest ally could push it to end the destruction for our ve, courtesy ship kit that is important for us that china does not choose russia side or nipple. we expect china to fully use its influence on russia. you'll bring russia to respect international law. wel

demonstrating against the rising cost of living and fuel shortages. catherine sawyer reports from nairobi, a position leader i loading guy, and he supported in narrow view, trying to find their way to the city center, protested. we're heading to the president's office and state house. they did not get far. this is a protest against the rising cost of basic commodities, inflation, taxes, and electro reforms in opposition. areas like this, one, police were prepared the cordoned off all roads, but that did not stop that demonstrate has several people were arrested including politicians. the protesters are saying they will not give up until their demands are met, their calling this revelation is almost over. life is hard. the economy is doing badly, busy commodity prices of skyrocket. the president said he would reduce prizes in the foster 100 days, but he has not done. gotcha. i'll, when i said about, we give president william brutal the mandate through what we thought he will make things easier. we woke up ali to go vote for him and the next time i might not even bother to go over with him.

we drove about three outer south of nairobi over bumpy dirt robes to the rural village of -- part of♪ >> nearly 500 people gathered there to receive medical checkups and nutritional assistance. the first lady talking with members of the community whose livelihoods are threatened. and mothers struggling to feed their children. >> all their livestock are dying. as we came down that long road, the livestock and how they're just skin and bones. so, they're left with nothing. some of the women told me that they're walking three hours a day. to go into a populated area. so they really need a lot of help. >> what more needs to be done? >> everybody needs to come together to make sure that these people are not dying because of the drought. because believe me, arlette, they have nothing. and their children are malnourished. and they're receiving from usaid, daily food supplements. but that's not enough. it's not a meal. it's a supplement. >> having visited the same drought plagued region in 2011, when she toward the country's largest refugee camp. it's an issue she is passionate about. >> we'

given what we've seen, play out on the streets of nairobi. so the president has maintained his dance, that he's being blackmailed into having a handshake. and we've also seen, you know, what the deputy president nik polarizing remarks before saying that this government, you know, is, or shareholders while we are all supposed to be shareholders in this country. you've been backed into the margins in the past election. the election, the election results, the margins are very, very minimal because the presidents between 7000007100000 against the opposition leaders because 6900000. so it means the president, as the national you know, the symbol of the national unity needs to promote de bassetti at such a time, given the fact the fact that you know, the, the margins well, you know, the margins are very small, and people are feeling aggrieved and the issues that i've been brought to for after me really issues when it comes to the high course of maybe when it comes to a youth unemployment in this country. because even a new look at the demonstration

and herman menorah is the political analyst and professor at the university of nairobi who voted for riley dingo. all of you are joining us from nairobi today, a warm welcome to each of you far emily, let's start with you. you're a part of the opposition coalition, which is behind these protests. but i understand that you don't support people taking to the streets on this particular issue, explain to us why? well, i don't support people 2nd to the streets on this occasion. democracy the basic, very fundamental rules of democracies. that when you go for elections and you lose an election, your law, we have a, has won the election to begin running the government and being the governance. this trip will not be in office now for hardly 6 months. i mean the bomb on 7 months. i think i'm usually takes the time for the government to organize itself on too many challenges here. in any case, it's not our business to now tell the same government government will be featured as in the last election, but who went ahead and even defeated us in the parliamentary elections because of the speaker cou

al jazeera, nairobi.usands of people have much through the streets of south african cities, demanding president cyril ramaphosa's resignation. security prevented violence and looting. more from the capital. >>'s protest has been called by supporters of south africa's third-largest party the economic freedom fighters and they say it is about the rising cost of living and employment and crippling power cuts. their leader says he wants president cyril ramaphosa to resign. he is accused of corruption. >> what is your next step? >> protest is not an event. it is continuous. it is not a birthday party. it keeps on rolling. we are on the streets, in the courts, or in parliament. we continue to fight until he steps down. >> some areas in south africa can go without electricity for more than 10 hours a day. power disruptions are slowing down economic growth. >> president cyril ramaphosa recently appointed the first electricity minister. some people say they hope it is going to be using the country's energy crisis.

at the price of their commodities or to nairobi are a lot so much about the cost of living. it is so much about some electron result would, would, would you, would you for a probably a 2nd mother, but day of course her because the cost of living is, are pregnant and issue is her. her emotive issue. our corporate law had planned to take advantage of it, but i think that people of can there are a lot wiser. and i just like to finish by touching on an issue that, that has been the source of some international controversy. the l g b t issue, which in east africa many east african countries has been controversial. critics outside would say, well, you know, l g b t writes are an intrinsic part of human rights which are internationally recognized. do you recognize that you see that the, the rights of l, g b, t, people are intrinsic to it intrinsically a question of human rights which are universal? would you feel that it is simply something that it is for each country to decide the canon constitution? is that 2010 constitution? in fact, it was celebrated as the most progressive con

so marina in nairobi. small a store is making headlines around the world. now. japan's prime minister to a sheet from years arrived in india for talks with prime minister rendered mowdy. mystic estate is expected to ask for india cooperation of the war and ukraine. delhi has so far taken a neutral stance. south africa brace for mass protests after the left we economic freedom fighters, a party called for a national shut down there demanding the resignation of president silver. i'm opposed to for what they claim as an economic mismanagement. violence sparked by protesting 2021 and led to more than 350 death. residents in the australian town of men in day are demanding authorities take immediate action. after hundreds of thousands of dead fish were found floating in the nearby darling river, low and levels of oxygen are being blamed for mast dial. switzerland's biggest bang u b. s. has reached a deal to take over its embattled rival credit suisse, to take her rules arranged quickly over the weekend to meet fairs at the banking crisis. could destabilized the g

hi, everyone from nairobi in the pollution contamination actually comes in many forms. it can be invisible, it can be in the form of chemicals or micro or antibiotics. recently we've had this summit on antimicrobial resistance because of the contamination of water resources, both surface water and underground water resources. and they're contamination with antibiotics and different types of chemicals. pollution and contamination also comes in the form of a chemical contamination and in the forms in the form of pathogenic contamination. i think this is a very critical aspect. this is why we are having resurgence of tie for cholera and other water born diseases all around the world. so by way of comparison with 2000000000 with a number that you mentioned of 2000000000 people, not having being affected by wrong, by water contamination just from contamination from arsenic. we found 220000000 people and that as you know, leads to cognitive development issues and so on. half of the world population lacks access to sanitation. in a lay people's terms, that means half of the wo

defied a band on demonstrations and took to the streets and several cities including the capital nairobi, bringing business to a halt. the opposition of leading the uprising calling for march as every monday and thursday over the tough living conditions. and to express discontent with last year's presidential elections. awe hungry and fed up this protest as had been suffering in the hush economic times. they lived in a robbie's poorest neighborhoods. ah, again, they've taken to the streets only to find the authorities heat back. had the clashes have been dead to me, but some c direct actually the only way to get their voices had for many small trade that daily life has become impossible. my brother that i love it, i want the cost of living to come down. the commodities i sell are too pricey in the market. i got my, i was a sack of potatoes, goes for a $100.00, but i barely make any profit would over. but we're constantly being harassed by county police sheeka, which we do. why now that the president should bring down the cost of living regretting router has portrayed himself as champion

that for spider ban on demonstrations. catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. security is very tight in and around the city. we are an opposition area. obviously, we're seeing a lot of security forces here. people are not allowed to move outside of this area. we have seen t. gus that has been deployed, young men are throwing stones, the police, and now the end game of the protest is to go to the city center to go to the president's office and state how to lay that demand. what they're saying is that they're very frustrated by the whole of leaving inflation is very high. we talk about taxes, place us, our president had said we will see some change in 90 days. basic commodities will go down, but we are protesting because life has become so difficult. said i was. the president said no to subsidies like mayflower and fuel when the former president, who kenyatta was helping with that the project had been called by rile. oh, dear god, the opposition needs and he said that you will keep the pressure on until the government yield. and we have been talking to a lot of p

returns to the streets of nairobi within you, wave of protests against the government. the address has centered in level these impoverished areas of key barrow and messiah. police use tear gas and water cannon to push back against the close. interested shouted slogans against the government denouncing the rising cost of living. they demanded that is the commission of who your router, whose election as president, they say is illegal. that i got b o, b o, b, judy, we want the press of cooking flour to go down the road to has been able to reduce the press of mass flow. so we want to step down. the people are looking at the, just the basic needs, you know, the basic life every day. and of course, when you have the cost of, well, the cost of power, everything us is affecting the good and grant, including budget black. so everyone is like, we have had a new government that had promised so much, yet we still are seeing the big no improvement and the cost of living. if anything was done to raise an announcement that is, everything is going to be raising, you know, in a given pe

groups gonna manage more than 5 trillion dollars worth of assets in kenya, police in the capital nairobi have far tear gas, have demonstrators protesting against the rising cost of living and fuel shortages . some of the crowd have thrown rocks, police more than 20 people have been arrested in closing to opposition and peas. opposition leader railroad ingo, narrowly lost last year's president election to william roots. hope of his call for finance to come out on to the streets. despite a band of demonstrations that some sort of reports from nairobi, security is very tight in and around the city. we are an opposition area. obviously, we're seeing a lot of security forces here. people are not allowed to move outside of this area. we have seen t, gus that has been deployed, young men are throwing stones at the police. and now the and game of the protest is to go to the city center to go to the president's office and state house to lay that demands. their say is that they're very frustrated by the cost of leaving inflation is very high. they talk about taxes play through it to a president ha

cathy sawyer, all jazeera nairobi, thousands of people march through the streets of south africa, cities, demanding presidents, 0 rum, opposes, resignation. security forces, guarded moles, and rose to prevent violence. and looting her which assa has more from the capital pretoria, this protest has been called by supporters of south africa's 3rd largest party, the economic freedom fighters. and they say it's about the rising cost of living unemployment and crippling pockets. belinda julius melina says he wants president, so ram a pussy to desire. he accuses him of corruption and mismanagement the countries energy crisis. if he doesn't resign, what is your next step? what does this not an event? it's good tune was is mother 21st birthday pods. it keeps on broadly. we're on the streets. what endo pods, what? empowerment. what do no, to fight until he stops dog. oh yeah. some areas in south africa can go without electricity for more than 10 hours a day. the par disruptions are affecting businesses homes and slowing down economic growth in florida with ministers. some people, yes, that in hom

security forces of the capital nairobi 5 t, a gas, a people trying to gather shops of being shots and trained services, suspended police early a band, people demonstrating against high prices and fuel shortages on person died more than 200 people were arrested during protest last week joyce guna has more from nairobi. this is a position a where his supporters are here in large numbers in support of these move and he is mass action which plans to pressure medium router, governments to know the house of leaving. ah, i'll end the day. protestors were engaged in running battles with the police tear gas canisters lobbied at the protest, does ah, and the convoy of the opposition leads out was not spared either for the crowd kept milling back to the streets to show support. most protest is carrying utensils and vegetables to symbolize the high cost of leaving nearly done that will be by noon. this woman, since she left her house early in the morning to join the protest because she wants to fight for the country's economy to improve railroads nga. and he's supposed to say that will keep proce

there. natasha butler in paris to kenny an hour where police in nairobi, the capital of fire tear gas had demonstrators were protesting against the rising cost of living and fuel shortages. dozens of people have been arrested including 2 opposition and beast opposition leader ala dingo, who nearly lost last year's presidential election to william mucho has called on kenyan to come out to onto the street. justice white ban on demonstrations. catherine sawyer, reports from nairobi. security is very tight in and around the city we are on opposite vision area. obviously we've seen a lot of security forces here. people are not allowed to move outside of this area. we have seen t. gus that has been deployed. young men are throwing stones, the police, and now the end game of the protest is to go to the city center to go to the president's office and state how to lay that demands. what they're saying is that they're very frustrated by the whole of leaving inflation is very high. he talk about taxes, place us, our president had said we will see some change in 90 days. basic commodities will go

security forces in the capital, nairobi fi t aghast. that people trying to gather shops have been shut and trained services suspended police earlier band people demonstrating against high prices and fuel shortages ah remodel headlines. you and al jazeera protests, as in israel, remain on the street despite the prime minister announcing he will hold off on reforms to the legal system. benjamin netanyahu has said there will be a delay to the overhaul that would increase the power knesset at the expense of the course. but he said that he will not surrender in his attempt to bring sweeping changes. the proposal has led to weeks of demonstrations with critic saying it threatens democracy globally for well, whenever we have the capabilities to avoid a civil war, we need to go for this. at the same time, we need to give ourselves some time in order to reach a point where we can vote during the 2nd session of the concert. we want reforms, we want balance between authorities and powers yarber when nate one hans the rights of the individuals. to

alicia, a mom of two, was at an informal housing sent settlement in nairobi. >> how are your childreno years. she's doing well, actually. >> doctor joe biden first met aaliyah during a trip to kenya in 2010 when she was second lady. and to immediately shared a bond. >> this woman, alicia, is one of the young women whose a role model for many of the other young women. we talked about living in this mom, when i said to her, alicia are you working to try to get out of the slum and she said, oh no, i will live here my whole life. this is my community. >> remember i said you are so smart, you can go anywhere, be anything, and he said no i am staying in my community. i remember that so well. >> i want to fight for them. >> true to her word she is still there and still fighting. >> i feel grateful because each and every day i fight for them. that is why i would like segment to get the education that i didn't. because i wish to go far. >> aaliyah becomes a business owner, opening a restaurant in kibera, she was forced to close during the covid-19 pandemic. but she recently received a grant to

carter's capital, doha, and from there to the united states with dw correspondent, the next marine guy, nairobi has more on the circumstances that lead to assess of against release at the release for recess i begin, i was actually conditional because what has happened is his sentence has been commuted, meaning that at any given time, should he engage in any activities that the iranian government feels lake and they are the same activities that lead to him being imprisoned activities which include sponsoring the opposition or engaging in people who directly oppose the government, then he would likely be taken back to prison. and one of the things that was very clear is a letter that was a sub. again, andrew, dwayne or wally in consideration. he said that he needed freedom so that he could go back to his family. and secondly, he would, as they are off or thick layer of politics, that will be happening in rwanda. so yes, it is conditional. ok? well, as a stands, he is a free man. or some did not see this coming. what do we know about the rule or the u. s. in his release? so the u. s. has been havi

and while the fin side as that happy news, we central bought us out on the streets of nairobi, la gauze, and cape town, to ask on dement your question, what makes you happy? what makes me happy plan is the piece that we did for me. and my family spot on my happiness. i'm no way that we had up. we are in our country, which is peaceful, not more. i will. we're gonna go and do my pigs that makes me lit up. coming out to hell. even if it's not someone you know, helping them out in they are point of lead that makes me satisfied happy. and if i sit down to my friends and my family members, georgia, my just a rated gym. i'm always happy. what makes me happy is my best friend made that and my mommy and my sister who makes me happy, think people happy makes me happy. i made friends. this ones make me happy. going out and having fun mix me. what makes me happy actually is money because like i can use it to buy my stuff, send to travel the people they love out, my friends, my classmates. my plans in my family may ma'am in may blather. yeah, that's what makes me happy though music makes me happy. a

100000000000 euros. anti government protesters have cashed with security forces in the canyon captain nairobi. hundreds of people demonstrated against president william brutal. the accused him of feeling to bring don living costs since he to follow in september opposition leaders. i loading guy has called weekly demonstrations despite the government dark track down visions, largest police force is institutionally racist, sexist, and homophobic. according to an independent review, due to both set london's metropolitan police needs a complete overhaul. that of you follows the 2021 model and drop off a young woman by a solving officer. now china, she jin being and rushes louder. meet wooten head more than 4 hours of informal talks on monday. at the start of the chinese leaders t the visit to moscow. china's best plan for the war and ukraine appears to have been the focus of discussion so far. she is visit comes days, often international court, all proportions the rest over elected war crimes and ukraine. standing shoulder to shoulder to authoritarian leaders, defiantly pushed back against wester

a last year's election protest as in nairobi were confronted by police opposition leader. i ran a dingo who not only lost 2 router in august, call for the protest hoping to harvest the satisfaction of africa is price for mass protest after the last 3 economic freedom. 5 school for a national shut down that amount. in the resignation of president obama pose, there he was a moment can mismanagement violence by protest in 2021. a lead to more than $350.00 residents in the australian town of many and demanding also she's taking media action after hundreds of thousands of fish found floating in the me a by dialing levels of oxygen being like this dial started a quick look at the german that bonus league and now in labor cozen, put a dent in by unix title defense effort. shocking the host, the to one victory yo yos. do yo through our kemesha what buyer to hadn't 22nd been the league wouldn't last. i recuz's already leveled from the spot. once i miss found my i dial mackinaw mikado turned into another penalty. ezekiel palazzios conversate his 2nd of the day mister, the result doe

up on small the stories making headlines, round world today, protest her group b. kenyan capital nairobi with demonstrators taking to the streets over the country's cost of living christ. ryan police are out in force. countries opposition leader called for the protests to go ahead. he claims last year's closely fought presidential election, was fraudulent. south africa is braced for mass protests on monday after a left wing party called for a national shut down country's economic freedom fighters party is demanding the resignation of president cyril remo poser, or what they say is economic mismanagement, violence or fight protests in 2021 lead more than 350 deaths residence in the australian town of men in d. r. demanding authorities take immediate action after hundreds of thousands of dead fish were found floating in the nearby darling river. low levels of oxygen are being blamed for the masturbation dial. ah, a modestly football labour cousin put a dent and by an unix title defense effort, shocking the host where the 21 victory were kimmy put by on the head in the 22nd minute. but the

doha, and from there to the united states in, from on this, let's cross over to fedex america in nairobi, telephone next. what more can you tell us about the release? was it conditional high release for recess up again. i was actually conditional because what has happened is his sentence has been commuted, meaning that at any given time, should he engage in any activities that the rondon government feels lake and they are the same activities that lead to him being imprisoned activities which include a sponsoring opposition or engaging in people who directly oppose the government, then he would likely be taken back to prison. and one of the things that was very clear is a letter that was a sub by denied roadway. while in consideration he said that he needed freedom so that he could go back to his family. and secondly, he would ask thea off or thick layer of politics that will be happening in rhonda. so yes, it is conditional. ok? well, as a stands, he is a free man. some did not see this coming. what we know about the rule of the u. s. in his release. so the u. s. has been having a lot of

opposition, protested angry about the rising cost of living crowds to, to the streets of the capital nairobi, defying a band on demonstrations the opposition was called for renewed protests on thursday . mainland the step closer to joining nato after hunger is parliament to prove its been wellness. georgie was one of the last nato members to ratify in succession. the vote was repeatedly delayed. only turkey remains anchor has announced its intention to vote on finance. here in germany, a chancellor show says the country has delivered on its promise to provide ukraine with 18 leopard to battle tax. the long awaited to german manufactured vehicles, reportedly handed over to you for a new forces, the countries border, the delivery marks at major shifting ukraine's battlefield capability and fulfills longstanding german promise. so how big a deal is this delivery is a corresponding nick, commonly near the front line and the ukranian city of commer task. i think this is really important. i was just the front lines couple of hours ago. and before this news came in, and the 1st question for everyon

security forces in the capital, nairobi fire tear gas. people trying to gather shops have been shut and trained services suspended. you're up to date. those are the top stories, al jazeera investigations, the gold mafia continues next. make sure you stay with us for that camelot county office to move mister stanley's dirty cash from hong kong to, to buy there are 2 ways of this. one is, this is a theory who, years or 2nd is a waller, is sort of a catch all term for an informal way to move money outside of banking channels. that is, in his essence, how walla walla usually involves financials with close family or personal ties to swap funds and keep track on legends while as an incredibly common money transfer system. and i was very simply, you have somebody in country a and they get money from a customer. let's say you want to send a $100.00. in our case, pat, nice hong kong agent would take mr. stanley, $3000.00 bill. they will mark it on the ledger as money received, they'll send a message to the account are saying, we will see this mone

antigovernment protesters have clashed with security forces in the canyon capital of nairobi. hundreds of people demonstrated. they are accusing him of failing to bring down living costs as he took power back in september. the opposition leader has called for weekly demonstrations despite the government correctly. the devastating effects of the climate crisis hitting the planet faster than expected. that is according to a panel of climate scientists wish to they their latest report. the intergovernmental panel on climate change has analyzed the research on global warming and co2 levels ever since the paris climate accord was signed back in 2015. they say the data is clear. we are running out of time faster we -- faster than we thought. >> extreme weather with catastrophic consequences, heat waves, droughts, storms, floods, melting arctic eyes. all this time, scientists and you and experts have been: to limit this, the speed of global warming. they are sending a familiar message, time is crucial. quick humanity -- humanity is on thin ice and that ice is melting fast. the report

ferdinand 0mondi, bbc news, kibera, nairobi., as part of a home office scheme which is costing more than six—million—pounds every day. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. welcome to the wiltshire — a hotel, golf course and retirement village set in rolling hills near royal wootton bassett, home to more than 100 mostly older residents. now also home to more than 80 asylum—seekers, who moved in in december. the leisure village residents pay to access the hotel's pool, gym and golf course, but have had to enter by the back door since the asylum—seekers moved in. down in the village, i found resident and former tv presenter christopher morris, now 84 years old and quietly fuming. we find it difficult now to access the facilities. we can't go in the front door — it's locked. there are security men shooing us away. we have to go round the back. and the facilities are much more reduced, people don't bother to go there any more. the retired residents are unnerved by the arrival of lots of young men who mill around a

joyce has more from nairobi. >> this is a convoy of the opposition leader as it makes its way to a citye his supporters are here in large numbers in support of his mass action, which lends to -- plans to pressure the government to lower the costs of living. >> protesters were engaged in battles with police. teargas canisters lobbed at protesters. and the convoy of the opposition leader was not spared. the crowds kept milling into the streets to show support. most protesters carried utensils and vegetables to symbolize the high cost of living. this woman so she left her house early in the morning to join the protest because she wants to fight for the economy to improve. raila odinga and supporters say they will keep demonstrating twice a week, monday and thursday, until the government heeds their call. >> and armed group says it has withdrawn from three villages in the democratic republic of congo to make way for peacekeeping forces. the army says this is a diversion for soldiers to reinforce other positions to attack government forces. m 23 is widely understood to be backed by rwanda bu

rider and dingo call for protests over the rising cost of living security forces in the capital, nairobi fire tear gas. are people trying to gather their shops, have been shunt and trained services suspended. okay, those are the top stories you are up to date. stay with us because a witness is coming up. next, you're watching out a 0. a will the law with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will you as politics look like? as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line with who here's my favorite of all the whole j o b want to know b is my favorite. he's just so fantastic with his man. you have light barely vill. oh, look at my yoga. look. now there's a boy there. you know where he, if you take him out of the box, he'll run around all over the floor and talk. and you can ask him saying things in here for you. i got 2 of them here to be afraid. he got you got a reason. i like it because i never had toys when i was growing up. a little boy i

dorian and kenya, opposition, leader, rhino dingo, has vowed to hold weekly protests in the capital. nairobi he joined thousands of supporters on monday, demonstrating against the rising cost of living and fewer shortages. catherine sawyer reports a position leader ry loading guy, and he supported a narrow view, trying to find their way to the city center protested. we're heading to the president's office and state house. they did not get far. this is a protest against the rising cost of basic commodities, inflation, taxes, and electoral reforms. in opposition. areas like this, one, police were prepared. the cordoned off all roads, but that did not stop that demonstrate has several people were arrested including politicians. the protesters are saying they will not give up until their demands are met, their calling. this revelation is almost over. life is hard. the economy is doing badly, busy commodity prices of skyrocket. the president said he would reduce prizes in the foster 100 days, but he has not done. gotcha. i'll, when i said about we gave president william root or the mandate throug

thank you so much for speaking to us from nairobi. okay, thank you. now the man who saves more than 1200 lives during the rwandan genocide and inspired the film hotel. rwanda has been released from prison. paul recess, i begin. i was sentenced to 25 years on terrorism related charges 2 years ago. he is one of several people whose sentences have been commuted after a diplomatic efforts. bye cutter on the u. s. barbara and go for reports. he served more than a year of a 25 year prison sentence after a rwandan court convicted him on terrorism charges. now paul recess, a beginner, is a free man. 2 years ago, he refused to participate in court proceedings. write scripts, and observers said the trial was a sham because also some of the now have household to the old. how the, the nature of the one on the government because it does not own, it does not tory to criticism. and so it just showed the right to the, to the system or for wonder of the did the go push it or does while the there's just what we could have been fighting for for human rights and wonderfu

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but first, malcolm webb reports from nairobi.orter: m23 has continued advancing in recent weeks, and it's effectively encircled the provincial capital of goma as its fighters moved through masisi territory. tens of thousands of people have fled, reporting that m23 fighters have rounded up villages and executed them, clearing out entire communities who are now joining the already 800,000 people displaced by this conflict. m23 is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda, although rwanda denies it. to the north, around the city of beni, dozens of civilians have been killed in allied democratic the last week. the allied democratic forces, or adf is widely blamed, as it has been, for killing thousands of civilians in that area over the last ten years. it is an armed group that originated from neighboring uganda in the 1990's. in the 90's, the ugandan army pushed it into the forests of eastern congo, where it has been based ever since. a recent and ongoing ugandan military operation, ostensibly to pursue and defeat the adf,

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