so today we are having our monthly right. critical mass nairobi ride. that's several physical masses in different countries around the world. and for africa, i think we started the 1st critical mass. and i, i want to say that we have, we have the biggest and the most consistent. but we've been able to inspire other cities in africa to start. we've also guided them, you know, tell them how, what, how we've been able to uh, organize ours. oh, good with nairobi and big and small, taking up cycling. critical mass is a communal, outdoor activities to create road safety awareness. and so the pedal power is here to stay. we have a lot of new. secondly coming up and we've also tried to push out a few things around tablets. i thing like um we are pushing for 16 minutes. i don't know ruby before the ride really takes off a few logistical point. this is quite important just below because we have marshall . we've got everything and traffic money expense with nairobi as roads increasingly overflowing with costs of traffic management for the group is vital. fund a no

it's band with nairobi as roads increasingly overflowing with cost. a traffic management for the group is vital. on a normal day, the few cyclists braving nairobi is roads have to dodge distracted, pedestrians, erratic motor bikes, and overloaded buses for supreme and open china herself. writing to nairobi, revealed the floors in the sea. these plans, one of the things that really upsets me is the way we plan our 60 we plan. we start by looking at how the cars will move. if there's sufficient space operating to find the if this sufficient space for the customer, then we will locate space corporate this as inside cuz we don't look at how, who the majority is. we known in a row be a distance of the majority to the critical mass team fights, sports lane both on and off the road. they're lobbying for a new lot to build cycling and pedestrian pops along every new road. but as government wheels turn slowly, bike lanes in nairobi are still short and red. never the less supreme has convinced the site just getting more acceptance and respect. back in the day,

and while you're cruising on the highway, most nairobi, and aspect and traffic, it's top of the morning in the south africa, i'm on the drive and it goes all the way you sense of the richest way miles in africa traffic is laptop and the school because of the load sitting refers to schedule, how it cuts at 1st and last it for about an hour, but now, so that's because of dealing with that between 2 hours and 4 hours a problem. and you can imagine it is frustrating. this is one of the roads that leads into across the central business district. and every day between 6 and 10 am for about 300000 people, drive into the cvd, griffin, core, and destiny. last for us now to avoid being swallowed up in slots of traffic, tom. many young children helped to wake up the crack of dawn to get to school early . i spent some time with a family here in a crop atlanta, the true cost of education. it's fine be, i mean a crock. the morning light is just brick into the sky. and i'm of the home of patients. we, i think, is interesting that by the time i get here, we are and had built our rigmarole, have been up

so today we are having our monthly right. critical mass nairobi ride. that's several physical masses in different countries that are on the walls. and for africa i think we started the 1st critical mass. and i, i want to say that we have, we have the biggest and the most consistent. but we've been able to inspire other cities in africa to start. we've also guided them, you know, tell them how, what, how we've been able to uh, organize hours. oh, good with nairobi and big and small, taking up cycling. critical mass is a communal, outdoor activity to create road safety awareness. and so that pedal power is here to stay. we have a lot of new. secondly coming up and we've also tried to push out a few things that owns habits. i think make us pushing for 16 minutes. i don't know . ruby's before the ride to really takes off a few logistical points. this is quite important. good to be done. we have marshall . we've got everything in traffic monday to band with nairobi as roads increasingly overflowing with cost. a traffic management for the group is vital fund

but as government wheels turn slowly, bike lanes in nairobi are still short and rare. never the less supreme has convinced the site just getting more acceptance and respect. back in the day we used to get a lot of aggression from other oh jesus. and it was, it was scary to interact with motors when that angry. but then gradually, as the numbers started increasing and as you said, and having children and women on bicycles, it became less aggressive. most of these most other celebrates us on the road. it's it's, it's so funny to see it. but most modern, just give us space, give us a room to maneuver and they honk and just that happy to see so many people on bicycles. unfortunately, not all encounters with motorists. and that way, stock or mind is the fatal accident of a psych just just a week earlier. so last week we had an incident on this issue where we had lots of race driving recklessly and we ended up killing. a cyclist is a young, young man, 16 years old, and we were just going about his day and had the one of the west horrific. i will be here today to just on his

is vital. fund a normal day, the few cyclists braving nairobi. is roads have to dodge distracted, pedestrians, erratic, motor bikes, and overloaded buses for supreme and open. china herself writing to nairobi, revealed the flows in the sea, these plans, one of the things that really upsets me is the way we plan our safety. we plan, we start by looking at how the cars will move if there's sufficient space according to plan the if this sufficient space for the customer, then we will locate space but best as inside, cuz we don't look at how who the majority is we known in a row beef, but just as of the majority to the critical mass team fights, sports lane both on and off the road. they're lobbying for a new low to build cycling and pedestrian pops along every new road. but as government wheels turn slowly, bike lanes in nairobi are still short and rare. nevertheless, sabrina's convinced the cyclists of getting more acceptance and respect. back in the day, we used to get a lot of aggression from the road uses. and it was, it was scary to interact wi

barbara plett usher, bbc news, nairobi.ur correspondent dorcas wangira in nairobi. first of all, what do we know about the fate of those students who have been kidnapped? for the fate of those students who have been kidnapped?— been kidnapped? for the six kidnapped. _ been kidnapped? for the six kidnapped, there _ been kidnapped? for the six kidnapped, there has - been kidnapped? for the six kidnapped, there has been l been kidnapped? for the six. kidnapped, there has been no been kidnapped? for the six - kidnapped, there has been no update still. the militants are being pursued, and it is quite ironic that this tragedy happened in school under knight of the african child. in terms of security, because that is what we heard being mentioned in the report, concerns around that, what is being done to allay fears, to enhance security measures? for the to enhance security measures? fr?" the people who live in this area in western uganda, earlier we had the mayor raised concerns just like the ugandan member of parliament, who spo

barbara plett—usher, bbc news, nairobi.ditor for the bbc world service, will ross, who explained how rare it is for uganda to experience this kind of attack. across the border, this area is pretty built up, there's a lot of trade back and forth. but there haven't been many cross—border raids. there have, in the last couple years, been some fairly small—scale bomb attacks, including in the capital, kampala, that the authorities have blamed on this adf group. but western uganda hasn't been seen as particularly vulnerable to attacks by this group, and certainly the presence of the ugandan army working with the congolese military may have provoked to the group into this attack — if indeed it was the adf, because we've only got the officials saying it was. but yes, parents will be absolutely desperate now, also knowing that the army says the rebels were in that area for about two days before the attack happened. so some questions about intelligence and why they weren't picked up before the attack took place. but horrific news co

let's go straight to nairobi. plett usher is in nairobi and can explain more about the relationship between russia and african nations. she can give us analysis from the continent. i am she can give us analysis from the continent. iam in she can give us analysis from the continent. i am in kyiv, just on the outskirts, which, as you know, has come under attack today. those african leaders are here as well. what are people saying on the continent about this delegation? do they think they can achieve their goals? they think they can achieve their coals? ~ , they think they can achieve their .oals? . , , ., goals? well, there is some scepticism _ goals? well, there is some scepticism that _ goals? well, there is some scepticism that they - goals? well, there is some scepticism that they can i goals? well, there is some i scepticism that they can bring goals? well, there is some - scepticism that they can bring peace between russia and ukraine. neither side has signalled out all that they are ready to come to the peace

barbara plett usher, bbc news, nairobi.r the six kidnapped, there has been no update still. the updf says it is pursuing the militants more than 2a hours, and it is quite ironic that this tragedy happened on the night of the day of the african child, and in a school particularly. in terms of security, because that is what we heard being mentioned in barbara usher�*s report, concerns around that, what is being done to allay fears, to enhance security measures? for the people who live in this area in western uganda and in mpondwe, earlier we had the mayor raised concerns just like the ugandan member of parliament, who spoke so passionately and angrily in the story that has been aired, when she kept on asking where the security was. we had one general on record speaking to the residents to ask them, they said they saw people coming as early as two days ago, why didn�*t they report it? it raises the question whether the army had intelligence, because there is presence of the military in this area that borders the drc. some say

catherine soy, al jazeera, nairobi.olly: well, cults are thought to have been around for hundreds of years, but details of modern cults have been made public, with grim discoveries. laura khan takes a look. reporter: so what makes a cult? they've hit headlines around the world, with strange and often disturbing stories about their leaders and methods. followers often devote themselves to a self-appointed leader, who may convince them to abandon their families and involve themselves in rituals, sometimes with terrible consequences. the most notorious cult in modern history was developed deep in the jungle of guyana, in south america. a place of natural beauty turned into a graveyard, where 914 people, including children, died in a mass suicide in 1978. the leader of the people's temple cult, u.s. preacher jim jones, convinced his followers to move from san francisco to guyana. jones is reported to have persuaded them to consume poison laced punch. those who refused were shot. in 1994, the bodies of 74 members of order of

barbara plett—usher, bbc news, nairobi.to a new 72—hour ceasefire, which began in the last few minutes. more than 3000 people have been killed and 6000 people have been injured in sudan since the war broke out in april, the sudanese health minister has said. haitham ibrahim said only half of the capital khartoum's 100 and 30 hospitals were still operating and all hospitals in west da rfur state are out of service. at least 17 people, including five children, were killed on saturday after an air strike in the south of khartoum. russian president vladimir putin has been holding talks in saint petersburg with a delegation from seven african nations who've called for peace talks to end to the war in ukraine. mr putin told the south african president, cyril ramaphosa, and his colleagues that improving ties with african countries was a priority. he praised what he called their balanced position on the war. many african countries have been hit by the cut in exports of grain and fertiliser as a result of the russian invasion. in hi

the police are still holding them as they continue investigations. catherine, sorry all the 0 nairobi so far right, looks back. some of the modern codes that have made headlines, the calls, the thoughts has been around so hundreds of thousands of years. many people find them hard to understand what this fascinating, how they manage to attract many fluids, sorry, what makes a cold? well, it's people and they devotion to a self appointed leader who brain motion them to do things against a thoughtful, nunes, including abandoning their families often with terrible consequences. the. my so tori is colton. morgan history develop these in the jungle of gray honor in south america. a place of incredible nature turned into graveyards with 900. these 14 people, including children, died in a mass suicide in 1978. the nature of the peoples temple called through as touch prints of jim jones, convinced as follows, to move from san francisco to savannah to for choosing street points. and they say change their minds, they will show i'm moving forward to 1994 and the bodies of 74 members of the order

barbara plett usher, bbc news, nairobi.cretary of state antony blinken is en route to beijing, making this the highest—profile visit to china by a us official since president biden took office. it's been five years since a secretary of state has met with chinese counterparts, and us officials say expectations for the meeting are low. tensions have been steadily growing between the countries. my colleague carl nasman spoke with congressman raja krishnamoorthi, ranking member of the house select committee on us competition with china. congressman, thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us. now, blinken�*s visit to china the first by a us secretary of state since 2018, the first major re—engagement between these two countries since the chinese spy balloon saga in february. what are you expecting to see out of this trip? i'm really glad it's happening, i commend the biden administration for being persistent in making sure this trip occurs. but as you know, this is going to be not an end, but a means to an end, and i'

barbara plett—usher, bbc news, nairobi. yousaf, is urging the uk government to step up efforts to secure the release of a scottish blogger who's been jailed in india for 6 years. in a letter to rishi sunak, the first minister said jagtar sinthohal had been wrongfully imprisoned. mr sinthohal was in punjab for his wedding when he was arrested over an alleged murder conspiracy. our news correspondent jamie mcivor has more on this. jagtar sinthohal is from dumbarton, near glasgow. he's been held without conviction on terror charges since 2016. his family claim he's been tortured and forced to sign blank confession documents — that's a claim which is strongly denied by the indian authorities. now, mr sinthohal has been detained in a number of prisons over the years. he's accused of funding the purchase of weapons used to assassinate hindu political and religious leaders. he claims his arrest was politically motivated. now, his family in scotland continue to fight for his release and earlier this week, his brother met the new fi

barbara plett usher, bbc news, nairobi.or proposals for a carbon neutral environment but now it looks like they may be passed. as if the latest opinion polls show voters are ready to back this bill. i think last summer with its heat waves and as you can see, we're only middle ofjune and it's getting very hot again here. but the research into the glaciers, which showed a really shocking shrinkage, much higher than even the experts had expected. i think that brought it home to the swiss. and also they became very conscious of how dependent they were on foreign gas and oil imports. i mean, i don't if you see the houses behind me, they were built in the seventies and eighties and they will all have oil generators for their heating. now, those over the next few years, if this proposal goes ahead, should be replaced with heat pumps. and maybe if you talk to me again in a couple of years�* time, you'll see those roofs with solar panels on as some of the houses unfortunately can't see them. the more modern ones on this street alrea

the police are still holding them as they continue investigations. catherine story, all the 0 nairobi the u. s. has issued more sanctions against north korea following a slight dismissal test. dependents government says 2 missiles travelled around 900 kilometers before landing within its exclusive economic zone. and the sea of japan . tokyo is cooling at a great violation of un resolutions. body solomon is following developments from talk here. this is a great concern for japan as the jump in his forces have been on high alert. they have been expecting that north korea would fly it another, but it's took me aside the that the look pretty i was the claims to be cutting. i mean, the city, something like the window which look pretty a has the and no sports of experiments outside of the fan of the 1st experiment on the 31st of the may at the end of last month to expire. the, the on the 11th of june, assume vision is the government was on high alert on this to besides, they come in the exclusive, it basically says the economy zone of japan on such incidents hasn't had been for over 6 month

when some monkeys appeared i'd side the window in nairobi itself the 1st time either european officials have made offensive comments of the sort with more on. busy of here's johnsborough base reporter cut off. busy the top to be the 21st century, but then you know, we still, we operate so those are still not seen as individuals as people and s equals the only when the issue is, of course, is they obviously these common, especially coming from a european at the moment of the median this, i'm pointing at the very spot stable as if someone would call it all the room is as opposed to have sway and supposed to combine the language which they use. and i suppose to be very careful around how to use as language, but methods ego has made in these comments which are not necessarily new themselves that were made on the 26th of april in the u. n. building in my room. that was the operation department in attendance, but some of the attendees where they found it very important to report on the made by mister t dot saying that they follow them insensitive. and the very least via freaking who would lik

africa has had a great run for 11 years in london but now it is coming closer to the continent, in nairobialism on the continent and a deliberate effort to create content for digital audiences as i'm sure you know that change is happening across the world. as part of the reason why our studios here reflect that. some of the elements of the studio right now or enable us to achieve all of those things. we have great content is lined up notjust today but for the weekend days to come. irate lined up not just today but for the weekend days to come.— weekend days to come. we look forward to _ weekend days to come. we look forward to seeing _ weekend days to come. we look forward to seeing the _ weekend days to come. we look i forward to seeing the programme. thank you very much. hello. the weather patterns across the uk have been very static for the last few weeks, meaning many a garden grower are asking, "when is it going to rain?" well, the answer could and only could be with this cloud here affecting madeira and the canary islands. this is storm oscar which is going to bring some very wet and

so i bring us up to date from nairobi costume. thank you very much. indeed, it is very far as of killed the palestinian 9 and injured to people jane the demolition of a home and novelist and the occupied westbank. the highest belongs to a summer. i'll tell williams is accused of getting and is really soldier. last year is ready. troops of increased raids and demolition so promising homes and recent months. so far this year they've killed a $163.00 people in occupied territories. major sites. so it is expected to make landfall in india and pakistan and, and coming out is more of a $105000.00 people in coastal areas of western india. and the southern pakistan have been evacuated as a powerful storm is approaching victoria, gate and reports. there's a sense of urgency at the small case in the pakistani pool, which is karachi, people are rushing to still comp on food, an essential supplies ahead of so i plan the federally the situation can get real bad because of the storm. the prices may shoot up, so i'm buying essentials like rice,

they also one justice, cathy, sorry i 0, nairobi. what color is the thought to have been around for hundreds of years, but details of mont and costs have been made public with gram discoveries nor context and ok. so what makes accounts that hits headlines around the world with strange and often disturbing stories about the latest and methods follow is often devote themselves to a self appointed leader to make, convince them to abandon the families. and then both themselves rituals. sometimes with terrible consequences. of the most notorious cold in modern history was developed deep in the jungle of guyana and south america. a place of natural beauty turned into a graveyard when 914 people, including children, died in a mass suicide in 1978. the leader of the people's temple called us church preacher jim jones, convinced as follows, to move from san francisco to diana jones is reported to have dissuaded them to consume poison lace punch. those who refuse was shot in 1994, the bodies of 70 full members of the order of the sla temple se

in nairobi. well, children in us are, don, are in well danger. the conflict between 2 warring factions continues to us, and that's the latest one from the un, which says people in the north africa, northeast african country, already enduring human suffering over a 1000 killed and less than 2 months of fighting. a duel has displaced modem, 1200000 people inside. so done driven nearly $400000.00 to freight to neighboring countries and severely damaged the capital, where the rest of the population is at the mercy of fighting as strikes and looting . what we have is a situation that continues to be by the time the amount of the able and particularly so be more pronounced for civilians in sudan. and that has not just included the nationals of sudan, but the situation continues to be bringing a fence, but it now has l 4 in the nationals which has been claimed as part of the big tens . haley in this regard. and one particularly to can think off with that the see, we just love and nationals in the conflict. and it's something that king size is really tak

talking to us from nairobi. it was still a head and i'll just say no more civilians killed this year. and hating that in some more zones around the world. we're going to have an update the in a world where the news never ends. understanding what's behind the headlines is more important than ever. it takes listening to the people behind the news and to the journalist for reporting their stories except intimacy that makes every international story local at heart. i'm only give you that host of the take a daily news podcast powered by the local reporting of elders here. find us where ever you get your pod cast. second episode of the series excludes the rise of the major drug cartels, the reign of terror. mexican government literally told the traffickers, we have to produce the following is a new america's public enemy. number one is drug abuse and the load ship, the international drug trafficking, calling to take some power truck loads on out to 0. the challenges here with the the what you know, what is it a remind

the police are still holding them as they continue investigations. catherine, sorry all the 0 nairobi, at least 15 people are being killed in a road accident in central canada. that happened west of winnipeg and the province of manitoba police say a bus counting elderly people to a casino collided with a semi trailer truck at a highway intersection as an indian cycle. the july has caused major damage along the west coast. after me, he land full on thursday. at least 22 people have been injured, power lines are down and many homes have be damaged. wins have reached a 140 kilometers per hour. but the storm is weakening as it moves north. because i may say i get them by yourself because of the cycle and i can't get passengers and the fruit and vegetable prices have stored in the common masses. have to face the brunt of it. no, i don't think we are gathering groceries as the shops are going to close due to the 2nd. we are filled with fear and hope that it will not reach a location and in state move elsewhere. rescue seems to me the state of texas are searching for survivors off of a tomat

the police are still holding them as they continue investigations. catherine, sorry all the 0 nairobi. lazara hot looks back at some of the modern codes that have made headlines. the calls, the thoughts has been around so hundreds of thousands of years. many people find them hard to understand what this fascinated, how they manage to attract many fluids. so what makes accounts? well, it's people, the native ation to a self appointed leader who brain washes them to do things against the side loans, including abandoning that families often put terrible consequences. the moisture torres, colts and mold in history develop, sees in the jungle of grey on or in south america. a place of incredible late to attend until graveyards, with 914 people, including children, died in a mass suicide in 1978. the nature of the peoples temple called through as touch prints of jim jones, convinced as follows, to move from san francisco to guy on us before choosing to drink points. and they say change their minds. they will show some moving forward to 1994 and the bodies of 70 full members of the order of

welcome web has more from nairobi of the police operation to redeem the bodies of mackenzie solo as has reviews. more than 250 parties of already been dug up from the shack, ahold of forest to, and mackenzie had cool while it was for you as gary to remote. our forest where we've been living with them can use internal affairs minister the sites on tuesday and said everyone involved will be held to account in terms of bring you to account those costs. these we are not going to restrict our sales to mr. mckenzie and is going up to date, as i said, every possible way that going to be obtained in one way or the other 2 face must be brought to account, even if he's a public official. he may need is a security officer. so the accountability, beauty of the saving, grace mckenzie, a friedman custody since april and a quote from us in the process of deciding if it was withdrawn, the prosecution's request to keep them in detention. so outside the 60 days, prosecute say they need more time to be seen bodies and gather statements from witnesses to defend says that mckenzie should either be charged w

and $100.00 is campbell c at a political analysts. joining us live from nairobi where it's maybe half past 10 in the evening can thank you very much. see you soon. thanks, bobby. the us special climate. the invoice on kerry has claimed that the world's population wouldn't be sustainable in 2050 when projections with a total of $9010000000000.00. well refraining from offering americans to well change their lifestyle. i don't think it's sustainable testing the we need to figure out how we're going to deal with the issue of sustainability and the numbers of people we're trying to take care of on the planets. i think that those choices are up to people on their own. what they want to do, how they want to do it, like harry has rejected the notion of a top down changes to everyday look. life is a solution to problems the world is now supposedly facing the points, 2 of population growth to an african countries, as on the sustainable with devastating droughts and flooding affecting the continent. citizens the west, according to expos, soto contributions to climate change. ohio. well, this is

thank you very much. joining us from nairobi with that update on sudan.ritish tourists are missing — after a dive boat burst into flames in the red sea. local authorities say 12 other britons have been rescued from the vessel. we can get more on that now from the newsroom. ~ . , i we can get more on that now from the newsroom. ~ i , i i newsroom. what else are we learning? i have 'ust newsroom. what else are we learning? i have just been — newsroom. what else are we learning? i have just been speaking _ newsroom. what else are we learning? i have just been speaking to _ newsroom. what else are we learning? i have just been speaking to a - i have just been speaking to a senior manager at the owners and operators of this boat, along with other boats, this boat called the hurricane. he told me in a statement which i think you shared with the boat was out at a reef in the red sea at 6:30am this morning, the hurricane caught fire and a number of people have been rescued. there were 29 people on board of which that included 15 clients, people who had paid to be

on the west of the outskirts of nairobi, there's no sewage system here, and the 200000 residents can swiftly come on to threat or so. 5 years ago, the canyon with a service and several international organizations launched a project to improve flood protection missions. most of them are being affected by flash floods from going river because any gets hit anything going area . then most of the what does the drive through? then going to be what that trans, pretty big informed was 15 minutes, most of them will being cut it that way. and most then nice due to the flats and even the properties. the weather service now sends the alerts via text message as well as emailed to ensure they also reach people who don't have a smartphone. and they also help people to understand the news. we're able to train them on how to interpret. we reason i've seen that this information is very key to them because they need the for the day to day activities. planning of the day to be nice. so far, 24 community leaders and keep there. i have received training. they are all part of the group, a cold weather, tin

barbara plett—usher, bbc news, nairobi.g at least 16 people are dead and 31 are missing after devastating floods were triggered by the destruction of a russian—held dam, which kyiv and moscow blame each other over. out of the 16 killed, 14 were in the kherson region and two in the mykolaiv region. and closer to ukraine's capital, kyiv, falling debris from russian missiles destroyed a community and has left several injured. the bbc�*s yalda hakim has more. on the outskirts of the capital, the community here is busily working away, trying to clean up following that missile attack by the russians. we saw earlier the military had arrived here. they had brought in some roof panels. and you can see the clean—up operation is continuing. the neighbours are getting stuck in, trying to help each other as much as possible. this is a community that has been impacted for the second time this past year/ they've said that they have been targeted by russian missiles. the housejust behind me, an 80—year—old woman lived there. she's been tak

n. meeting of the capitol nairobi, when a black monkey appeared outside the window, the romanian and boy mockingly said that quote, the african group has joined us. the remaining and government has since issued an apology, saying a deeply regret the statement. open house and local reporter caught up on a tablet, who says that diplomats comments show the and to quite it attitudes towards africa still remain. it will be the 21st century. but then you know, we still, we appraisals are still not seeing us individuals as people and s equals that's only when they usually of the courses. are they obviously these common especially going from a european performance of the really disappointing of the. busy but simple as if someone would call it out to them, it doesn't go through this way. and as opposed to combine the language which they use. and i suppose to be very careful around how to use this language. but methods ego has made in these commons, which are not necessarily new in themselves that were made on the 26th of april in the u. n. building in my room, there was no permit in attendanc

on the basset from kenya, off of the diplomatic, made a racist joke with a un meeting of a capital nairobi. and a black monkey appeared outside the window. the romanian envoy mockingly said the quote, the african group has joined us, and the romanian government has issued an apology saying it regrets the situation open out to local report, a couple of popular who says that different last comments show the antiquated to attitudes towards africa. still remain it will be the 21st century, but then, you know, we are still, we officials are still not seen as individuals as people and s equals the only when the issue is of course is, are they obviously these common, especially coming from a european diplomats the really disappointing of the. busy but simple as if someone would call it out as opposed to actually and supposed to combine the language which they use. and i suppose to be very careful around how to use as language. but methods ego has made in these commons which are not necessarily human themselves that were made on the 26th of april in the u. n. building in my room, that was the fric

could a un meeting of the capitol nairobi when a black monkey appeared outside the window. the romanian envoy mockingly said that quote, the african group has joined us. the remaining and government has since issued an apology, saying it deeply regrets the statement open house or local reporter kind of on a tacitly who says that diplomats comments show the antiquated attitudes towards africa still remain. it will be the 21st century. but then, you know, we still, we are still not seeing as individuals as people and s equals the only when the issue is, of course, is, are they obviously these common, especially coming from a european performance of the really this a pointing it that they use. but simple, it's called it all the way and supposed to combine the language which they use. and i suppose to be very careful around how to use this language. but methods, ego has made any comments because not necessarily do it themselves that were made on the 26th of april in the u. n. building in my room there was no permit in attendance, but some of the attendees were they found. ready

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anything in nairobi, the romanian and boy mockingly said, quote, the african group has joined us. when some monkeys appeared outside the window is not the 1st time something like this has gone down. let's get a few more details here from joe buck with local reporter, catabolic pathways. it, it will be the 21st century, but you know, we are still, we are still not seeing as individuals as people and s equals the only when they usually the courses are they obviously these come in especially coming from a european diplomats really disappointing at the very least, but shameful as if someone would call it all several minutes as opposed to have sway and some holes to combine the language which they use. and i suppose to be very careful around how to use as language. but methods, ego has made in these comments which are not necessarily human themselves that were made on the 26th of april in the u. n. building in my room. there was the friction department in attendance, but some of the attendees where they found it very important to report on the made by mister t dot saying that they foll