on the notoriously mackey nairobi river. the i'm told me a lot of boy it's good to have you with us. how can africa pay for a climate positive future? african leaders once sweeping changes to the global financial system to help the continent adapt to the effects of extreme weather. and the 1st african climate summit in the kenya, capital nairobi. discussions with the private sector and civil society focused on raising funds to help at the patient and resilience in the face of climate change. expectations were high as dw mario miller reports. i my expectation is that the african physician will deliver med, finance, climate justice and an agenda for the strong agenda for cook. indeed, my, my hope is that, you know, we come up strong, we one voice. we are able, for example, to secure the resources that are needed for the claimant's deposition. we are able to, as well to position ourselves as need as you know, you know, the decline made disclose to help to see more youth engagements and lead conversations. and much as i mentione

the capital of kenya when to the weather has cleared up in nairobi, but the sky is cloudy, the climate of nairobi is semi-tropical, and even if it rains sometimes in the summers, or it is located below the equator, the area of ​​kenya is one third of the area of ​​iran, but there are more than 50 million people. it has accommodated the population and according to various statistics, kenya's economy is about one-third to one-fourth of iran's economy, but from the important political and economic aspects, which is one of the most important african countries, at the airport, alfredo mutwa, the foreign minister of kenya, welcomed the president of the delegation . irani went to the presidential palace of kenya nairobi is the largest city in kenya and one of the relatively developed african cities. the title of this city is the green city in the sun. the word nairobi in the massage language means the cool waters of this city were colonized by the british, and nairobi is the center of hunting and extinction of african animals for the westerners became during this period, many native people lo

some nairobi, ends think all hope is not lost. this is kind of a bind is fast because fox adrenal i see a lot of kiddos and foremost settlements within. they can then copy, told they roby for a few years. now, team members from come train solutions have been planting trees and dresses, including bumble, which i've sold more couple and releases more oxygen. that many of the plants and stuff is one of the 15 we made on the team who have helped to transform this area. so that's good for us and so, so i feel really good and you talk hunter, i'm proud because the policies come, you know, to me to, to my cause what i said, we have put an effort to ensure the community can enjoy clean and relax, you know, aside from green solutions is a useless movement trying to grow awareness of the climate crisis. they've touched this site into a new place before everyone to enjoy young people accuse the quote, i think claimants acts on with about 63 percent of africa's population being young . the come green same here is leveraging one passion, innov

for this reason, nairobi has focused its efforts on green energy. around 90 percent of kenya is power is generated from renewable power sources. that's more than twice the share in germany. many people here are fond of solar power, which can help to save money. this farmer put solar panels on his roof 2 years ago . yes, we have the, the, the old computer block out for 2 days. will stop my read it to me at the top of what i'm going to you on data to comes. i had with us 30 years ago, only 3.5 percent of canyons had access to electricity today. around 3 fourths of the population has power. but it's not reliable yet. the grid is at its limits. blackouts are a regular occurrence. one of the logic problems. he's also upgrading the existing infrastructure because it was not designed for renewable energy generation. and so i think that needs to be huge investment to make a 100 percent renewable energy future possible kenya needs help with developing its energy infrastructure. many african countries cannot tackle this challenge alone. africa's 1st climate s

but as dw felix in the ring of reports, some nairobi ends think all hope is not lost. this is kind of a bind, is fuss because fox adrenal i see him. ok, knows him foremost settlements within the kingdom. capitana said roby for a few years now. team members from commtrans solutions. i've been planting trees and dresses, including bumble, which i've sold, woke up one and releases more oxygen, and many of upland stuff is one of the 15 we made on the team. 12 helped to transform these abs. so that's good for us and so, so i feel really good and need talk to you. i'm proud because the policies come, you know, to me just to my car what i thought we have put an effort to ensure the community can enjoy clean and relax, you know, aside from green solutions is a useless movement trying to grow awareness of the climate crisis they've touched this site into a new place for everyone to enjoy. young people accuse to quote, as in claim its action with about 63 percent of africa's population being young. the come green thing here is liberating one partial and innovation, and constant

africa's climate summit wraps up in nairobi. delicate demand financial -- delegates demand financial aid and help from the bigger polluters. we assessed their chance of getting it. and rolling stones are back. ♪ the rock legends release their first album including new music in 18 years, and it was a noisy affair. welcome to the program. at least 17 people have been killed in a russian attack on a market in eastern ukraine. a rocket exploded in a frontline town in the donetsk region. president volodymyr zelenskyy called the attack heinous people . hours earlier, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken arrived in kyiv on a surprise visit and announced a new u.s. aid package worth over $1 billion. blinken's visit was overshadowed by the deadly market attack. earlier, our correspondent told us more about the strike. >> ahead of this visit last night, there have been attacks on the odessa region with one man being killed. there have been ballistic missile attacks just hours before blinken arrived. this afternoon, as you said, footage

finally, to the first africa climate summit in nairobi. we will speak to the canyon activist there. -- 28 canyon activist there. >> over 450 organizers came together against the fossil fuel industry. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. enrique tarrio, the former leader of the far-right proud boys, has been sentenced to 22 years in prison. it is the longest sentence term handed down to anyone involved in the january 6 insurrection. in may, tarrio and three other members of the proud boys were convicted of seditious conspiracy. on tuesday, u.s. district judge timothy kelly said tarrio was "the ultimate leader of that conspiracy." tarrio received the stiffest sentence even though he was not on the day of january 6 since he had been arrested in a separate case days earlier and was ordered to stay away from d.c. during the trial, prosecutors had portrayed the proud boys as having served as donald trump's army on january 6. last week, four other proud boys wer

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the 1st africa climate summit kicks off in kenya is capital nairobi. now the good side of the continent could be a renewable energy power house, but they'll need financial support to unlock that potential. and, and, but as they get football, life seeking their new signings make life work of when young berlin ending the capital clubs, impressive and beaten home record in the process. all the goals and more coming up in sports the l m. terry martin. good to have you with us. you craze president, but a lot of me as a landscape says he is replacing defense minister alexi, rest and call, calling for new approaches a year and a half into russia's invasion. resident cost removal follows corruption obligations, which he denies. polanski did not comment on the reason for the re shuffle. he has proposed rule system overall, the head of ukraine's main privatization fund. as the new defense minister to oh, here's the landscape in his address for me last night. yeah, we did show what it was. does i mean the menu i decided to replace the minister of defense of ukrai

let me go to nairobi first and maurice.is the key change, i feel, that this summit, more than any other summit, is about saying, look, this is your fault, and you need to come and help us, but we are not asking for a handout. if that message getting across to the politicians from the g20 countries? maurice: i think it is. the question is, are we listening? and are we acting? going back to what i was saying earlier, because what serah mentioned, we need solutions in terms of financing. we have not contributed especially as africa, very insignificant in terms of the impact of climate change, so the key thing is, let us really act now and invest, putting the money in climate financing, putting the money in all these agreements that we have all along come up with, but we have not put the necessary resources to make them actualized. so i think it is not a begging situation. let us simply put the money where it is needed, because it is all affecting us. africa is worst affected, and if we don't invest in some of these solutions,

widespread devastation increase in turkey and bulgaria as africa's climate summit, wrapped up in nairobi, delegates demand health from major polluters and global financially. the hello. i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. you are a secretary of state anthony, blinking is in keep on an unannounced visit to ukraine. the trip is a show of support for the 3 month old counter offensive against russia. and blanket has a match with ukraine's for administered to meet truck labor and will hold talks with president will let him. here's a lensky leader. america's top diplomat is also expected to announce a new u. s. military, a package. worth over $1000000000.00. let's get more from data views, max tens are in keys max, so we have secretary of state antony blinking in the capital. tell us more about what we're expecting from this visit. all right, claire. so this trip is of a huge symbolic value. i would say part of it this about showing support for the ukraine fight more than one and a half with that one and a half years since the beginning of a full scale invasion. it's the c

it ended with african leaders finding the so called nairobi declaration. it sets as a common crime, its action agenda for the continent, and will form the basis of africa's negotiating position at the cop $28.00 summit in november. and it was in need of demanding no less than a social economic fee change with them on a fairly plain ground. for our country's deluxe, as the investment needed to unlock the potential outcomes, threw it into opportunities. we further demand just month to lot the road development finance architecture to liberate our economies from the debt and owner of the body as necessary financial resources. if we can't use the confidence most effective by climate change, despite contributing the least to global warming, and yet accessing the financial means to come by to its impact as low as me out of africa's reach. that was also demented by un secretary general antonio gutierrez. he spoke with the stomach on tuesday. he praise the many sustainable energy projects already in operation across the continent, and said it was time to end being

with my brother's help i plan to fight through maleness and run the nairobi half marathon. comes to sickle cell they are encouraged against getting tired. i also knew that when she bites into something she doesn't let go. the marathon idea came — came into my mind when i was like, "i need to do something. "i need to do something to — to physically show that i can "— i can do it, like, someone with sickle cell "can do it." my doctor has cautioned against running the marathon — it could trigger a crisis and bring on severe complications — but i'm determined to do it. notjust for me. 80 million of us suffer with this disease across africa. we have to believe. the other day, i was telling one of my sickle cell advocates in nigeria that i am doing the marathon and she was like, she was like — she was very, very upset. she was like, "no! "no! "sickle cell patients have this thing of saying "they can do this. "you cannot do a marathon. "lea, please! "you cannot." so, of course i can. of course i can. and i will, so... yeah, i want to do that. not to show her because yes, i have a

causes widespread devastation in greece, turkey and bulgaria and africa. climate summit wrapped in nairobi, delegates demand help from major polluters and global financial institutions. the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. at least 16 people have died and a russian attack on a market in eastern ukraine. iraq, it exploded in the front. like town of const johnson this cut in between. that's region president board, i'm yours, lensky, called the attack, a heinous evil. it came just hours after us secretary of state antony blinking, had arrived in the capital case on an unannounced visit. he was expected to announce a new us aid package worth over $1000000000.00, or indeed of his correspondent max sanders in t if he says, lincoln is keen to give a public demonstration of support for the counter offensive against russia. right, claire, so this trip is of a huge symbolic value. i would say part of it this about showing support for the ukraine for more than one and a half or about one and a half years since the beginning of a full scale invasion. it's the cravings ar

this took to the streets of the canyon capital, nairobi, demanding action on climate change. as after done as the applicant, simon climb, its summit kicked active as called on world leaders to reduce taxes and increased subsidies on renewable energy like solar, demanding africa to transition to renewable energy. the 1st african climate summit opened with heads of state and others, starting a stronger voice on a global issue that affects the compound at a one point. 3000000000 people the most, even though they contribute to products. here's what's canyon president, william, brutal. that's how the energy needs with india, the resources, the continental us, and not potential to be entirely self sufficient with the job. so 0 time, a sustainable by of us and hydro pump. you know, we can be a green industrial. how that helps other regions a t that net 0 stretches use by 205010 new president willing brought how speaking they are now. they are seen. investment bank is one of the biggest lenders to african climate projects. my colleague and brussels christine would want spoke to the v

the same regions reassess the impact of the devastating dance and africa's climate summit closes in nairobi with assigned declaration to appeal to industrial nations to help in transition to green energy the a warm welcome to our viewers around the world, unlike locate us, secretary of state antony blinking has arrived in keys for a previously unannounced visit. it's a show of support embed, ukraine's 3 month old counter offensive, which has so far shown only modest gains. we met with 4 administered to meet truck labor and is expected to meet with president full ottomans zalinski. later, america's top diplomat will announce a new military aid package of up to $200000000.00 during the visit. while a further aid package is expected later this we dw max xander is in ki, i asked him what's behind the business michael? so this is in fact, the 4th visit of us secretary of state has been blinking through ukraine since the beginning of russia's full scale invasion. and more than anything his visit is about showing ship support showing confidence in the ukrainian fight. we are more than one and a ha

he's following this story for us from nairobi. felix. hi there. tell us why these demonstrations end up so violent for the demonstrations i could have ended up being violent because one, the population of a chance in is right is associates is about 20000 every chance. and this particular groupings based the group that supports the government and the group that does not support the government's lives the best i loved because and once they clashed and all of a sudden police and going to have to split it. but these lads, a group of people, would actually be clashing at a site to migrate to then it became violent, but least how did this pass them? so in the course of people being this past and in the cost of police trying to contain the whole situation, then it became extremely violent. and as a report has said that over a 100 people a sustained anxieties in felix. they've been similar confrontations and long era trans, elsewhere like in germany, canada, the us and sweden just to name a few countries and tell us what's behind the unrest. so these 2 gr

campaigner stage demonstrations in the face of some opposition and africa's climate summit wrap stuff in nairobi, delegates demand help from major polluters and global financial institutions the i'm glad richardson welcome. at least 16 people have been killed in a russian attack on a market in eastern of ukraine. iraq that exploded in the front line town of question to difficult indeed, and that's region president will let him use the lens. he called the attack a heinous, evil hours earlier us secretary of state and the blinking arrived in the capital. keep on an unannounced visits. he's expected to announce a new us aid package worth over $1000000000.00 data. these correspondent max sandra is a key if he says lincoln is keen to give a public demonstration of support for the counter offensive against russia. all right, claire, so this trip is of a huge symbolic value. i would say part of it this about showing support for the ukraine fight more than one and a half. and now one and a half years since the beginning of a full scale invasion, it's, the cravings are tired of fighting this war and the

that's all correspondence. felix, maureen, god, in nairobi. dad. felix, thank you so much. okay, here are some of the world news headlines now. thousands of protest is gathered outside of french and military base. in these years, capital one sided a cooling for the troops to leave the country. it follows a military career that has widespread popular support in the full, my french coal in a box which paris refuses to recognize. the protest is in guatemala, have rally to support president elected bonaza, or a regular who's being blocks from taking office. his policy has been suspended and is being investigated the forgery. critics accused the political elite of a coup attempt a regular one run off elections last month. ukraine says russia launched a drawing attack early on sunday, on southern odessa, i placed 2 people were reportedly injured. keeps is the port was targeted, but that it's a defense is shut down. most of the incoming drawings and authorities in ukraine have detained a whole color moist key. a prominent business magna is all of the charges on charges of fraud an

what can we expect to hear in the much anticipated nairobi declaration today? so the african lead, as i expected to present a united front of the potentials that africa has for renewable energy and ask for funding. and that's the african lead, as also expected to call on the international community to help i know quite nancy's and i look at just financial assistance in africa in the wild, so that i frequently does able to successfully nancy. and lastly, the african bridge does all to expect it to call them. they reach nations to another places that they've had for so long to ad zip for our nations. what are the outcomes of this summit so far? sofa the united deborah, i'm emory. it's has pledged $4500000000.00 us dollars, which they can meet as to what's helping advocate, transition to green energy. uh, this amount of money will help, i forgot to introduce about 15 gigabytes of file and how significant this is, is that into, into pinch to advocate for abused. just $56.00 god, so 5, so 15 gigawatts more is a huge additional. and then jump on. a government of gove

called nairobi decorations, calling on industrial countries to help fund africa's transition toward green energy. the only responsible for less than 4 percent of global emissions. africa is particularly vulnerable to the facts of changing fine with trinet. they are both dw felix miranda has been covering the climate summit in nairobi for us and joins us now. felix, the much anticipated and i will be, declaration just came out. what's in it? so the declaration has quite a number of points, but the key takeaways is that one e. e, global nations or nations in the north had been asked by africa to all other places that they've made in their previous assignments. secondly, there's been a proposal for establishing a couple in tax, which we'll talk as a sales force in fios globally. it was also tags by the mighty type of transport and also a visual and something else that has come out very strongly is that africa is asking for the truck's heading of the financial. and they kind of seems so that their financial mccadney is in globally equipped supports, the needs that africa has something e

the w as east africa bureau chief mariel mila is covering this summit in nairobi. i asked her what african nations there are hoping to accomplish. yes, so here more than $30000.00 delegates have arrived at the summit and there will be among them around $25.00 african has of states. and the organizers csc, the summit as an opportunity for african nations to come together to form a unified african position ahead of the call 28th climate summit. later this year canyon president william realtor has actually made clear that africa needs to be more proactive when it comes to offering climate solutions. not only be seen as the victim, but actually be seen part of the solution. and as it was already mentioned in the report, kenya is anita here on the continent, a role model and also worldwide as 93 percent of its power is actually coming from the renewable energies. so yeah, organize us, you hope a very optimistic and they hope for deals with hundreds of millions of dollars to be concluded here in the next few days. so the focus is very much on solutions. a talk to us mari

causes widespread devastation in greece, turkey and bulgaria and africa's climate summit wraps up in nairobi. delegates demand help from major polluters and global financial institutions. the clare richardson, welcome at least 16 people have been killed in a russian attack on a market in eastern ukraine. iraq it exploded in the front line town of question to musica. indeed jeanette scrooge and present of what appears a lensky called the attack, a heinous, evil hours earlier us secretary of state antony, blinking, who arrived in the capital cave on an unannounced visit. he's expected to announce a new us aid package worth over $1000000000.00 do these next centers in t if he says, blinking is came to give a public demonstration of support for the counter offensive against russia. right, claire. so this trip is of a huge symbolic value. i would say part of it this about showing support for the ukraine. 5 more than one and a half or about one and a half years since the beginning of a full scale invasion. it's the ukrainians are tired of fighting this war and their public support. and some of the

let's speak to our reporter ian wafula who's in nairobi for us. ian wafula who's in nairobi for us.nk you. i was 21 at the time _ first initial attack? thank you. i was 21 at the time and - first initial attack? thank you. i was 21 at the time and spent i first initial attack? thank you. i. was 21 at the time and spent two months in the newsroom at one of the local stations. at the beginning it seemed as though it was just a burglary. the editor realised it was far bigger than that and that's when news outlets realised it was actually a terror attack. i wasn't able to come here because i was young, it was a crime scene at westgate and also ground zero and i was sent to a local hospital where some of the casualties were. i remember confirming the first victim of the terror attack and that is a memory that lives on in my mind. that isjust one memory that lives on in my mind. that is just one story because the entire nation, the world was shocked because this went on for four days. the country was held at a standstill as the security team tried to take on the terrorists. details of wha

cost of food down and will have a ripple effect on the cost of living. >> that was our reporter in nairobiyou are up to date. more news at the top of the hour. i will be to take you through more new stories of the day. have a good day. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] france 24, a different point of view. >> liberte, egalite, actualite. >> it is 10 p.m. in paris and if you're joining us, a warm welcome to france 24. these are your headlines this hour. the death toll rises to over 5300 after libya's worst flooding decades. more have been displaced after the storm rips through the coastal town. further west rescue workers are scrambling through the wreckage close to the mountains of morocco following friday night's devastating earthquake which claimed more than 2900 lives.

the call came in a declaration at the end of the first africa climate summit in nairobi.l urges rich nations to fulfill their pledges to support african states and their -- in their fight against the effects of climate change. we have reports from nairobi. ♪ reporter: heads of state who attended the fast african union climate summit say the continent needs to speak with one voice ahead of the u.n. cop 28 meeting in november. >> we demand a fair playing ground for our countries to access the investment needed to unlock the potential and translate it into opportunities. multilateral department, finance and architecture to liberate our economies from debt and onerous barriers to necessary financial resources. reporter: delegates discuss how to harness resources and translate that into profits. then explore the possibility of africa having its own market and then pose a carbon tax. the leaders here had big ideas about how to tackle climate change, but the bottom line, it all comes down to money. hundreds of millions of dollars in investments were pledged for climate-related p

larry madowo is at the summit for us in nairobi. one of the objectives is to make sure that africa is seen as a destination for green investment and not just a victim of floods and drought and famine and climate-related issues and also not a risky place to invest their money. >> reporter: that's correct. and you mentioned the tiny percent. africa generates only 3% of greenhouse gas emissions, but the impact of the climate crisis here especially in marginalized and underprivileged communities is devastating. what leaders are hoping to is sell the continent as a place for climate investment, renew only energy potential here is endless, the carbon that exists here, the congo basin for instance which is a huge forest, these are opportunities that they hope can dangle in front of the world and say we're not is being for a handsout, we're asking for what we're entitled to. i want to hear from some of the voices we're seeing here from all across the continent. with me is a climate justice activist from cameroon. what do you hope to take ou

also coming up the 1st for a good climate summit kicks off in kenya is capital nairobi delta. good say the confidence could be a renewable.

let's get more with anthony in nairobi. you been all over a lot of these issues. of the top climate issues that african leaders are planning to focus on at this summit? >> think it will focus on what they always have. the promise to provide more finance or annotation mitigation. we will be pushing the currency on what that means. i think there will be a change. they can provide a partial solution. >> and, we have talked about this. this is a country that is almost 90% forested. it has been really critical to this whole climate discussion around africa. the president was scheduled to speak at the summit. but he has been under house arrest since that military coup last week and a new leader is reportedly -- reportedly being sworn in today. what is the word on this? >> we don't know where the bonds climate emissions are? they were driving that agenda. they have been pushing hard to get a new form they are effectively keeping this intact. it remains to be seen what the new leaders will do to continue with that. whether they will remove lee white who has been pretty in

so nairobi are struggling to keep a business as a place to actually, for somebody a difference. somebody a i could afford to spend most of the cost of living has gone. so high that young that will be and have the side of the city is no longer going to break that has. so they're moving away from the, the tape maybe coupon o 62.5 to 77 percent. and 13 on the how many pushes start out in the world right now, the climate change, the story. this is much less the way from just one we how much was going to really get we still have time to act on going like this subscriber for morning. it's like question about life, the universe and every thing, sir. well then, given here the answer to almost everything, we're documentary series with whoever raising the ground, breaking state after life are sitting, saving questions for the present future and heads filled with the ideas. so get ready for the brain update. 40 to the answer to almost everything. start september 10th on dw, the, the, this is the deadline use live from the, from the moon to the sun, india space program solos to new heights.

starting in nairobi. it wants to provide daily lunches to 1000000000 crime. we school children, the hello, i'm christine. wonder, it's good to have your company. and now the african leda toppled by the army who stood. would it be next? the full of good bones, lita, ali bungle, has wrestled the continents autocrats and democrats like camera room and one to both made hiring changes to the top military within hours of the crew in liberal hill. and they have good reason to be nervous. since world war $245.00 of the content is $54.00 countries have separate, attempted clues, and ministry takeovers on the rise again. now, i'll be asking an expert what's driving this crew contagion. the 1st, here's a look at events in gabon cuban in scenes from the streets as a company capital. after nearly 56 years from the family who the political dynasty reserve asserted by its own presidential republican, god, the spend down to so much time. many are excited at the prospect of change model. we've had enough of the p d g party. they've ruled us for decades, eclipse. they never wo

nureldin satti in nairobi, welcome to hardtalk.ted nations humanitarian chief, martin griffiths, has described sudan as "a place of great terror". give us a brief overview on how bad the situation is across the country for civilians. the situation is really bad. it's dramatic in the sense that, as you just mentioned, more than four million, you know, were displaced within the country. there have been reports about gang rape, about mass killings, cleansing, you know, ethnic cleansing in darfur, forced evacuation of homes by the rsf in khartoum, and, really, the majority, i would say, of the sudanese population now exposed to a looming, you know, famine because of the imminent failure of the agricultural campaign for this year. you mentioned the ethnic cleansing in darfur, in the west of sudan, which, of course, has been no stranger to conflict. 300,000 people died there when the conflict broke out at the beginning of the century in 2003. but now, apparently, there is systematic killing, routinized and systematic destruction of citie

day two of the africa climate summit in nairobi closed with the us pledged 30 million dollars for climateate, john kerry, also called out the 20 countries including the us, that produce 80% of emissions. 0ur anne soy sent this from nairobi. the message coming out of the inaugural africa climate summit is that africa can lead the world in transitioning to green energy and the kenyan president has called it green growth. the un secretary—general antonio guterres said that africa has the opportunity to do that. they have the minerals needed to make that transition. they have the resources on the continent to do that. however, the debt burden stands on the way and he called for change of course in the way the international financial systems work. he urged for the creation of a mechanism that will allow for debt relief, that will allow countries to have longer pay terms to repay their debt and pay suspension. the president did talk about interest rates that african countries have to pay, up to five times more than the rest of the world because of the perceived risk and said that this needs to

also coming up, the 1st for good climate summit kicks off in kenya, is capital nairobi fairly good, say the confident could be a renewable energy power house, but they'll need financial support to unlock it's potential and, and, but as they get footfall leipzig had their new signings make light work of who knew in berlin, ending the capital clubs, impressive and beaten home record in the process. all the goals and more coming up in sports. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to help you with this. ukraine's present belong to me as the landscape says he is replacing the country's defense ministers. citing the need for new approaches within the ministry. alexa, rest nicole who has held the position since 2021 is being removed from office a year and a half into russia's invasion. soleski said that resident calls will be replaced by the head of ukraine state property fund, wrote them wrong. the change of defense minister is expected to be approved by parliament. by this week. you now live city must go. well here's what's the last you had to say in his address last night. the yeah, way to show

plus the africans climate summit wraps up in nairobi, delegate demand help from major polluters and global financial institutions. the earliest welcome to the program. at least 17 people have been killed in a russian attack on a market in eastern ukraine rocket exploded in the front line town of consent to meet the donuts region. president followed him or zalinski called the attack a heinous evil hours earlier he was secretary of state antony blinking arrived in the capital p. on a surprise visit, he announced a new us a package worth over $1000000000.00. size falling soldiers and blankets visit was overshadowed by the deadly market attack. earlier the w corresponded. my son told us more about the russian strength and eastern ukraine. right, so i have this visit last night there having a tax on the odessa reason with one man being killed. there have been ballistic missile attacks just hours before blinking arrived here and kia, thankfully old english were intercepted with this afternoon. as you said, cecil tv for this was released by the forty's that showed an impact in the eastern ukraini

i havejust come back from nairobi and the l come back from nairobi and the african — come back from nairobicongo so we can't think that it's about reducing _ we can't think that it's about reducing emissions, if you have hardly— reducing emissions, if you have hardly any— reducing emissions, if you have hardly any emissions and a lot of property, — hardly any emissions and a lot of property, your primary issue is economic— property, your primary issue is economic development of the question is how— economic development of the question is how we _ economic development of the question is how we can collaborate to drive green _ is how we can collaborate to drive green economic development and help africa take _ green economic development and help africa take advantage of the massive renewable _ africa take advantage of the massive renewable resources it has, kenya is at 92% _ renewable resources it has, kenya is at 92% renewables already, and many other countries thinking, how can we help unlock— other countries thinking, how can we help unlock that natural resource they have?— help unlock tha

so it has more now from nairobi. time when the leaders say the right things when it comes to climate change, they talked about how they can on their re, potential africa has actually when it comes to all the resources that are available and how can they deal with that and use that to project climate change issues as well. some of the talking points. they said that they once before this common position had all the un climate change summit that is coming up in november. they also said that they want to be mind a fair play round. so they saw that african countries are on the heavy, sorry when it comes to these very important discussions as well. but, you know, the bottom line is climate change financing. and you know, delegates, so we've been talking to a said that they want rich nations to do more, to help a pool or a kind of deal with climate change in that regard. we have hard from development partners. you say that they will pledge to wood climate change development. we also know that so many countries in africa are

the so lets me tell guessing, nairobi is maurice own younger regional head. it is also risk management to plan international and the buddha is donald i cannot of hearing, but program manager sustainable nigeria programs with heinrich bow, stiff tongue, and africa policy thing. time can also in the road be center america, africa, executive director of the one campaign. a woman, welcome to you all i want to begin in my re beat with sarah. first. this is a historic moment with the african continent is the 1st to have a climate change summit. now africa is responsible for about 2 to 3 percent of global emissions, yet it's the content there's the worst affected. but the real challenge here for this particular somebody is trying to come up with a unified agreement. very simple question. do you think they can do that? i do. i think there is political. well i think that's um this inaugural climate. some it says really a, we can some spinning and the leaders of africa, they have come in their number. so there's a, a pretty impressive list of african leaders in the roo

she also joins us from nairobi, lily, i believe you've been in the thick of things, though. i know you've been pushing for tangible results off to all of this talking right now. what's your assessment to of how the last 3 days have gone a thank you so much for having me. like like many of africans, i came to the climate summits with a lot of hope for a very long time. many of us have been advocating that the african continents and these 2, i take a fix the position. and these are typically what says goals and objectives in, in, in the climate response. and so the, i think our client summit has been a very, very welcome response to that to that request. and over the last 2 days, um, as the summit theme proposes, that's been a lot of discussion around how we pay for africa's climate response and the opportunities useful green growth on the continent. and that's a step in the right direction. but i also think that in some ways, we also have lost a bit of opportunity in terms of how we framed the problem a ton of the summit. and what i mean by that is so inheritance in the, in t