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godaddy reporting from nairobi in your media say, a popular rep uh, has been sentenced to death too much salary. he publicly back to demonstrations, triggered by the death of gina and mazda. i mean, he who died in the custody of your on so called morality police. his lyrics took aim at the union regime, accusing it of corruption and track down some defense. he's making team say they intends to appeal to running the much silly he's music has challenged iran leadership the need to the, to sort of some sort of structural stuff. but you know, some of the time in his music offered loud support to the women's rights movement. all that quoted in believing this revolution, enjoying the young people who are now on the streets, who we hear a being killed every day or 6 isn't advisor. now demand up the was bravest wrapper faces a dead sentence. certainly he was initially arrested in october 2022. after backing the protests that erupt. good, following the death of juno mazda, i mean the, the iranian gar dish woman died in police custody. often she was beeping for, allegedly, not wearing her head stu

the w correspondent, felix the ring reports now from nairobi. this is the aftermath of heavy rains that have continued to pump new robes in the past few days. just being the echo tries to see what is left after the diverse teaching flats that keeps this area. she lost all of my belongings, that even nearby broke its bunks, leaving everyone's progress for safety. are they doing any cube of death? was my own eyes. a neighbor of mine was saved and rushed to the hospital. i don't even want to see the rain because when my sons seized the rain, he keeps telling me we need to sleep, go to the countryside because we almost died yesterday, the will to go again. the floods have left presidents by the government has asked people to move to higher grounds to avoid a repeat of what has taken place. but many, let's just say i sort of options. send them to you. i don't have any place to go here in nairobi is in the class. god could save me, at least i would have a place to go to. i'm going to say it in the bedroom and book we're in so far. dozens of people hav

in nairobi. rescue teams have managed to move some residents to safety. me and my do doesn't arrive in my brother who on top of on top of the getting my g. i'm from morning to 11 pm in the cities. poor neighborhoods. high water has devastating effect. material used to build shelter, washed away by the flood was suffering. i need to sell them to take the i think some go where they going we don't know, we have to begin. we need food to feed children and close to we are utensils are washed away homes filled with mud. c. lucky some people, even most of the rules we stranded and don't know what to do next, we'd desperately need help authorities or warning residents of heavy to a very heavy rainfall made worse by an el nino weather pattern all the way until may with rain and thunder storms forecast to continue through the weekend that rubies floods are likely to get even worse or corresponded felix but ring a gave us the latest. all the situation in nairobi in this situation has been, di, if you can just see behind me the amount of destruction that has taken pl

dw corresponded felix marine go reports now from nairobi. this is the aftermath of heavy rains that have continued to pump in a row be the past few days. just seen the echo tries to see what is left after the diverse teaching flags that keeps peace easier. so you lost all of my belongings that remind me of by broke its bunks, leaving everyone to grasp for safety. and doing any cube i saw death with my own eyes. a neighbor of mine was saved and rushed to the hospital. i don't even want to see the rain because when my son sees the rain, he keeps telling me we need to please go to the countryside to be almost died yesterday. the better will to go for it. then the floods have left your incidents by the government has asked people to move to higher grounds to avoid a repeat of what has taken place. but maybe let's just say i sort of options. send them to you. i don't have enough place to go here in nairobi is in the class. god could save me, at least i would have a place to go to. i'm going to say during the bedroom and book we're in so far, doze

i don't have enough place to go here in nairobi is in the class. god could save me, at least i would have a place to go to. i'm going to say during the bedroom and book we're in so far, dozens of people have been reported dead across the country. the displaced victim, subbing shows, had been schools and churches, many between activity and shock to live with. we've lost everything and didn't save anything. children's books, there floats, matrices. there is nothing we could save all that is left that the clothes are nowhere box. go on. people, i've lots of houses, people, i've lost our belongings. people, i've lost the clubs. we, i'm dire need of medication plugin on shelter. well, but we cannot stay in the school forever since schools open next week. if we get provisions like blankets, mattresses and money to start over again, will be good if it's like $1.00 thing they chalet for. that's it to rain again and many residents with not even want to see if it's found to be the best thing that instead of there in being a blessing to them, this one has com

at its nairobi headquarters, these are then channelled to the relevant workshop.sed again. and any device or appliance deemed beyond repair is sent to their dismantling room to be stripped for usable parts. and in another room, hundreds of batteries are upcycled, saving them from contaminating the soil in dumpsites like dandora. at the moment, we are able to receive 240 tonnes of e—waste per year, though we have the capacity to process 200 tonnes per month, which means we are performing way, way, way below capacity. so why, then, is there this low volume of e—waste being collected? it's due to lack of public awareness. majority of our community members do not know that e—waste is dangerous. so, joseph, is all the e—waste that is found in kenya, is that generated here? the e—waste that is produced is as a result of electronic devices that have been imported into this country. but of course, we also have electronic devices coming to this country disguised as donations. you can't use them for more than even two months. but despite these hurdles and the prediction tha

barbara plett usher, bbc news, nairobi. barbara joins me now from nairobi.fficult images on your report which brings to light the scale of the crisis. is there anything that can be done to alleviate the suffering, and we will talk about the war in a second, butjust to alleviate the suffering of those children? , ., ., ' ., ., children? there is a real effort to t and children? there is a real effort to try and get _ children? there is a real effort to try and get food _ children? there is a real effort to try and get food supplies - children? there is a real effort to try and get food supplies to - children? there is a real effort to try and get food supplies to that l try and get food supplies to that camp but also other vulnerable parts of darfur. the issue has been that since the war started the aid has been blocked, especially in displaced persons' camps that are almost 100% reliant on it, they are not getting food supplies. both sides of the warring parties have been accused of obstruction but more recently the sudanese army blocked entry points at the

lea: with my brother's help, i plan to fight through my illness and run the nairobi half marathon.hen it comes to sickle cell, they're encouraged against getting tired. ah, nice. i also knew that when she bites into something, she doesn't let go. (speaking in native language). lea: 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 am determined to do it, not just for me. ♪ 80 million of us suffer with this disease across africa. we have to believe. the other day was telling one of my sickle cell advocates in nigeria that i am doing the marathon. but she was like s 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 s

i've come to google�*s offices in nairobi to find out more about how their ai models are being developedonographers can be trained to use it. if this technology is intended to be so easy that you could train anybody to do it, do you think that i could have a go? i think you definitely could. first, i need to measure the size of the bump and apply my ultrasound gel. so as you smooth it, you'll start to see the imagery. oh, wow. yeah. next, it's time to do the scan. i need to do six sweeps over the abdomen, and the app gives me instructions for every step of the process. you're doing amazing. thank you. feels like if i were more confident, this would be much quicker. the ai models then analyse the image. they give two vital pieces of information, the gestational age — that's how many weeks old the foetus is — and the foetal position, or the direction the foetus is facing inside the uterus. so it says gestational age is 23 weeks and two days. the foetal presentation is... i actually can't pronounce that. cephalic. what does that mean? thatjust means heads down. non—cephalic positioning coul

and in the capital nairobi entire neighborhoods or underwater, thousands of people have flooded their homes to seek shelter or the weeks a relentless downpours have caused misery. and narrow b. rescue teams have managed to move some residents to safety. me and my do does arrive in my brother who are on top of on top of the getting my g. i'm from morning to dean live in b. m. and the city's poor neighborhoods. high water had devastating effect material used to build the shelter. washed away by the flood was suffering. i need to sell them to take that things and go where they go and we don't know where to begin. we need food to feed our children and clothes to we are utensils are washed away homes filled with mud t lucky some people, even most of the rules we stranded and don't know what to do next, we desperately need help authorities or warning residents of heavy to very heavy rainfall made worse by an el nino weather pattern all the way until may with rain and thunder storms. forecast to continue through the weekend. nairobi floods are likely to get even worse. so just before we go,

a gave us the latest on the situation in nairobi. the situation has been di, if you can just see behind me the amount of destruction that's taking place in the last 2 days. houses came down and people are trying to solve aids. whatever is remaining parts of the household, you can see some people actually, even the food was destroyed and a lot of destruction has been taking place and the rescue efforts have been going on this morning. one key does just been found dead down the stream and it's just been devised fixing the last few days. how is the government dealing with this emergency? felix do? does the government have the resources it needs to cope with this and help the people of the uh, there has been a multi, i didn't see response to you by the government red cross. and all of them are going on with the rescue efforts. yesterday. president william brutal convened a meeting with. busy what is the address he's take what it does, and that's the military to step in to help with the rescue efforts. but it's, it's been, the government

i don't have enough place to go here in nairobi is in the class. god could save me, at least i would have a place to go to. i'm going to say it in the bedroom and book. we're in sofa. dozens of people have been to put a dead across the country, the displaced the victim, subbing she has had in schools and churches, many victims, activity and shock. we've lost everything and didn't save anything children's books, their clothes made for sees. there is nothing we could save. oh that these left that the clothes are nowhere box. go on people. i've lots of houses before. i've lost our belongings. people, i've lost the clubs. we. i'm dire need of medication, clothing and shelter applied to his. we cannot stay in the school forever since schools open next week. if we get provisions like blankets, mattresses and money to start over again, will be good if it's like $1.00 felicia. i'd like for that's it to rain again and many residents do not even want to see a sound of the best thing that is still there in being a blessing to them. this one has come with such

floods are likely to get even worse and correspond them. felix money and go sent us this update from nairobi about the unfolding disaster to the domestic scene slots have continued so cause i lots of destruction in the area just behind me. they used to be a bridge that has not been so much in the water on this other side. they used to be house these people used to call these police home just 2 days ago you'd have phones, houses, funding, but right now they've just remained a sion of their former past. and i see a ability has just been recovered and the destruction has continued to take place of residency saying they've never seen the amount of destruction that they've seen . this particular type. and those people who been displaced from their houses have been taken to various shelter as we've seen, the syria correspondent, phoenix money or their reporting for us from the kenyan capital. nairobi that does it for the moment coming up next after the break is kind of a which looks of how and more could be used as a clean fuel in the shipping industry. and as ever have is more news on our website

booker and gesa is joining us from nairobi. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with m true body in cape town, uh, the israelis since this gaza genocide started have killed around 200 aid workers, that is no accident is it? it isn't, and there's a couple of issues, i think with the way in which the story is also being covered, in that it of course is an absolute tragedy, i have no doubt that these aid workers were good souls, there were good human beings that had been determined to to bring... relief to palestinians that are having endure a genocide at the moment in in gaza and while their death as in any death is a tragedy, i do think we we need to contrast the the western government responses here to the realities that palestinin lives are not quite as equally important you know in in the outrage that we now seeing here from from some of these governments, these governments of course also now finding their voice because of the domestic. responses in some of these countries that are increasingly now leading to push for not just the sease fire but

bbc news, nairobi.ere in the u.s., president biden announced friday his administration is canceling $7.4 billion of student debt for more than 270,000 americans. it brings the number of americans eligible for debt relief to 4.3 million, according to the white house. earlier this week, biden announced plans to cancel student debt for 30 million borrowers. the white house is exhausting all avenues to wipe out student debt despite repeated court rulings against biden's plans, including by the supreme court. it comes as the president seeks to inject new energy into his reelection campaign. he is cementing abortion rights as a campaign issue, coming out against extreme bans and tying them to donald trump. vice president harris is visiting arizona where republican state lawmakers reinstated an 1864 abortion law criminalizing the procedure. president biden is helping the issue of abortion will help carry him to reelection in november. internal biden campaign polling data shows abortion is more important than t

it is kimani in dw studio, nairobi. we appreciate your reporting. thank you. last week now to principal luce, any executive director of the west africa drug policy network, joining us from a cra welcome to the building is africa now. is it clear to you what this drug kush is made of? you know, thank you for goods and they don't. yeah, it's absolutely clear. i mean, the room was about the composition of the drugs outside of the drug myself. it's what looks like to have these, but a little bit more different. but it was that room was about the contents of the substance they has. um, tramadol, it has for my lean, ensue. i need the kids to live here. it has to my boss. but then i think they'll be need, there's a need for. ready ready my advice on obviously is of the substance as it may be from one country to another. so we haven't got to that stage of properly even studying it. um, but do we know more about where it comes from, all who produces it of the, the source of this drove is, is, is still clear, right? so depending on who you talk to a way find you. so, i

people in the slums of the capital nairobi said the government some little to help president william route, so called an emergency meeting. earlier this week. i also asked the military and i'm happy them in the midst of what defends is. yeah. to provide some of the capabilities they have to support citizens. it's mostly can use red cross rescuing people and providing some food and shelter to those who've lost their homes. grace, why, why they told us nobody came to help her. and the ones that came gushing in and it keeps happening unless id number, but definitely sometimes you can't get food to eat for the day. so you just one meal in the evening, the water that comes from the other houses is a lot. it's read it lot, you cannot sleep at night and have to stay awake in case it comes again at a race as thieves broke in and stole her neighbors possessions when they fled for high ground. so she refuses to join the hundreds of thousands of people across east africa, has been displaced by the floods in the last month. scientists say that this kind of extreme weather is becoming more freque

our correspondent anita nkonge is in nairobi with more. such heavy rainfall here in kenya that caused flights to be disrupted, some delayed, some having to be diverted to other parts of the country, due to poor visibility and heavy rainfall. like you said, in burundi, 100,000 people have been displaced, in tanzania, 200,000 have been displaced, with 51,000 households affected by the floods and 155 people dead in tanzania. in kenya, over 20,000 households have been affected, roughly 131,450 people affected by the floods as well and 90 dead. part of what we've been seeing and people posting on social media has been houses being flooded, people being stranded with the roads being cut off, trains having to be delayed. so it's definitely a very devastating time right now. 30 years after south africa's first democratic votes were cast, the country is facing a new reckoning, with pivotal elections taking place next month. some polls suggest the governing anc — the african national congress — which came to power in 1994, could receive less than 50

and then of course you can be monitored, go are necessary and grew up in narrow quest of nairobi. just a few kilometers away from the muslim r, a national park. she used to hood latch, spoken often and count as wildlife. that's what her passion began. i swear that gay d c lose amending the knitted the field. and as pull what i went through actually really wanted to, to control my strength and all that i 12 was for going for something extra or the united that really it's a bit of a challenge for luxury to tell him. but a lot of people really is to have the perspective that it does for many women leading the charge in the tourism industry is not a common slide in kenya or the coming challenges and prejudice. these limit of ember with the trailblazers and the turning hits in the hoss of the mess. i more of a 50 percent of their employees, a female to get the working to change the narrative about the role of women in the ma community and the city. it is such a head walk up, she's actually in the garden, keep a head of department, and she has a team of male and she, she's able to manag

barbara plett usher, bbc news, nairobi.critical civilian infrastructure in ukraine — leaving millions without electricity and water. on thursday, the largest electricity provider for three main regions, including kyiv, was destroyed. in kharkiv on friday, 10 attacks took place — cutting power to more than 200,000 people. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford travelled there and sent this report. russia's war on ukraine has entered a new phase. this power plant in kharkiv was hit with five missiles — part of a massive attack on the energy system across the country. farfrom saving ukrainians, as it still claims, russia is trying to plunge their country into darkness. leading me through the ruins, igor has worked at this plant since soviet times. you don't usually hear engineers talk like this. translation: it's like my home has been destroyed. _ it brings pain and tears. but at the same time, that mobilises us because we know a city of more than a million people is depending on us. they're still assessing the damag

it is kimani in dw studio nairobi. we appreciate your reporting. thank you. last week now to principal luce, any executive director of the west africa and drug policy and network joining us from across. welcome to the building is africa. now, is it clear to you what this drug kush is made of? you know, thank you for goods and they don't. yeah, it's absolutely clear. i mean, the room was about the composition of the drugs outside of the drug myself. it's what looks like, could i be a little bit more different? but it was that room was about the contents of the substance they has. um, tramadol, it has for my lean, ensue. i need the kids to live here. it has to my boss, but then i think they'll be need, there's a need for. ready ready advice on obviously, is of the substance as it may vary from one country to another. so we haven't got to that stage of properly even studying it. um, but do we know more about where it comes from, all who produces it of the, the source of this drove is, is, is still clear, right? so depending on who you talk to away find you. so,

the disaster took place in the town of my, my, you some 60 kilometers north west of the capitol, nairobi. police initially blamed the flooding on a berth of them. it's now believed a debris clogged gully may have been the source of the tragedy. flash floods and heavy rains of displaced thousands of canyons and recent weeks. the government says health is on the way. we are having a company that committee to be able to discuss for additional mission that my government is going to take to make sure that the citizens who uh victims, full time of change to today, somebody floods the supporting must lights out of looked up to an investigation has been launched to determine the cause of this latest flashlight or nairobi correspond that felix miranda is in my mind. you in send us this, look at the devastation there. time slots have continued to ravage different parts of the country within my my here in the roof, the valley regional can now the floods have come with so much destruction. this is one of the truck does. that's almost why using for the funding activities. it was brought down and it g

in and send her storms forecasts to continue through the weekend. nairobi floods are likely to get even worse. that is your news update at this hour. don't forget, there is more on our website to w dot com. thank you so much for watching. the via humming does not get drunk. why do gravitational waves squeeze all bodies? how much do we need to put a stop fun cream for help find beyond says get smaller on dw science, outtake talk channel. my name is the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. as soon about saying it's loud noise, would it be nosy bay? like good, everyone to king. check out the award winning called call. don't call back the message to ya last by the new site and this is just to go for it. everyone has the right to be good inside this because this is the well, it's us, the hill, the joy of knowing something that nobody knew before the the the when i was young, i was fascinated space and i wanted to be an astronaut and i imagine myself and i'm leaving space but they also realize that i can also those ions kn

so he is following developments from nairobi can, yeah, this is a big development and a huge escalation because it has been quiet diplomatically since the feud between the 2 countries started of that have been talks that have been going on, mediated by president william router of 10 years so it is, is huge, set back and i know this a problem between the 2 countries started when you made an agreement with salt, somebody land which is on a ton of the states of all is still out without passing. but passing through mogadishu. so the government of somalia say that it feels that it's totally real rights have been infringed. and when all this now is happening, even with the talks going on. now we have another incident where it still has holstead another redone of to mind. yeah, that's portland, it is, i send me a toner or to watch uh redone. uh, so a delegation went to issue a po whether discussing whether discussing about, you know, you will not seek relations and corporation again. issue of the federal government. um, also my, the emerald edition, very angry saying this is provocative and th

these pictures are from kenya's makueni county south east of nairobi.r 130,000 displaced. meanwhile in tanzania flood waters have engulfed houses in the capital dar es salaam and displaced more than 200,000 throughout the country. tanzania's prime minister has blamed environmental degradation for the severity of the damage. our correspondent anita nkonge is in nairobi and gave us this update. we continue to see heavy rainfall this weekend. just last night, we saw such heavy rainfall here in kenya that it caused flights to be disrupted, some delayed, some having to be diverted to other parts of the country due to poor visibility and heavy rainfall. like you said, in burundi, 100,000 people have been displaced, in tanzania, 200,000 have been displaced, with 51,000 households affected by the floods and 155 people dead in tanzania. in kenya, over 20,000 households have been affected, roughly 131,450 people affected by the floods as well and 90 dead. part of what we've been seeing and people posting on social media has been houses being flooded, people being

its banks and a town north of the canyon capital nairobi which from the old could you but down washed away houses and costs off. a major road search and rescue efforts are underway. so it's close by and usually heavy monsoon rains of killed thousands of people across east africa since march. catherine solely is why that down bust in a cru county. the people here are devastated. and what we're being told is that this happened at around a 3 a m local time. and these are old dom up the hills that broke its vaughn. and uh, once it came, gushing us through this. um, seasonal reba it came with ro and cheese as well. uh, most of the damage ive happen down between where people's homes have been destroyed and vehicles and that's why many people have died as well. we also know that says many other people have been taken to various hospitals. we says via injury. so people here are in morning and they say they want something to be done about it. maybe all of them have been less homeless and we will be going to the area where people have been displaced and they're just trying to just come to tom w

so i'll just sarah nairobi. customs officials incentives all have seized a record $8000000.00 worth of faith bank notes alongside a separate launch drug bust. and so a lot of the drive to fight crime and corruption by the countries maybe the next of government. nicholas hoc has the details from the capital tackle this one record seizure after the other. this is the latest by sending goals. police. these black notes are fake money worth 5000000000. say if i francs or the equivalent of about $8000000.00 found in the back of a car parked at the small guest house since then it goes southern region of cuz i'm on this video circulating or social media appears to show how the notes are transformed into counterfeit us dollars using powder and chemicals, for man, have been arrested to have them foreigners. this comes days after one ton of cocaine worth nearly $150000000.00 was found hidden in the back of a truck. both of these record seizures come from tip offs from whistle blowers, sending goals new government has made fighting corruption. a priority must have a pledge made by its new young pr

barbara plett usher, bbc news, nairobi.es the establishment of a transitional presidential council in haiti, saying it will help pave the way for free and fair elections. haiti's government issued a formal decree after weeks of political wrangling. the nine—person council, seven of whom will have voting powers, could be sworn—in at the national palace, which has been besieged by armed street gangs who hold a tight grip over the capital, port au prince. the council will be tasked with choosing a new interim prime minister and cabinet, following the recent resignation of prime minister ariel henry. in recent weeks, russia has targeted critical civilian infrastructure in ukraine leaving millions without electricity and water. on thursday the largest electricity provider for three main regions, including kyiv was destroyed. in kharkiv on friday, 10 attacks took place, cutting power to more than 200,000 people. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford travelled there and sent this report. russia's war on ukraine has ente

but many canyon's not social. catherine, so i'll just, sarah nairobi. tad's prime minister success master has formerly launched a bid for the presidency. he's also a phone, the opposition leader, and he was appointed to head the transitional government back in january other opposition. parties accused him of collaborating with childs military lead. and the how much interested in the 1st round reversing is set to take place in a human induced climate change is said to of course the record breaking heat waves that has advocates the hell. originality of this month, temperatures and became a $57.00 molly store to above $45.00 degrees celsius and the wild weather attribution estimates at hundreds if not thousands of people died as a result. it also added the extreme heat was a once in a 200 year event, although the trends will likely continue with future warming. to all the governments in columbia is dealing with a severe energy and water crisis. the prolonged route has reduced the nation's reservoirs to less than 30 percent of the usual level. most of columbia is energy also comes from hydro

our correspondent anita nkonge is in nairobi and gave us this update.srupted, some delayed, some having to be diverted to other parts of the country. like you said, in burundi, 100,000 people have been displaced, in tanzania, 200,000 have been displaced, with 51,000 households affected by the floods and 155 people dead in tanzania. in kenya, over 20,000 households have been affected, roughly 131,450 people affected by the floods as well and 90 dead. part of what we've been seeing and people posting on social media has been houses being flooded, people being stranded with the roads being cut off, trains having to be delayed. so it's definitely a very devastating time right now. the kenya meteorological department say that we should be expecting more heavy rainfall even tonight. and those who have been living in places where there are dams have been asked to go to higher ground, those in the main city have been asked to stay indoors or go to higher ground, especially if they're in areas that could be affected by flooding. and the government has been launc

we saw you all to 0, nairobi and working a fast. so now when attacked by an arm group, linked to al qaeda has killed at least 73 people. they include $32.00 civilians. a thousands of civilians have been killed in more than $2000000.00, displaced by fighting there since 2015 and executive from the crypto currency platform finance has appeared in court in nigeria on tax evasion and money laundering charges. luxury and government alleges the finance manipulated exchange rates through the currency speculation in rate fixing. and this apparently caused the local currency to drop nearly 70 percent. nato foreign ministers a celebrating the 75th anniversary of the military alliance. the ceremony was on the 2nd day of there's some missing brussels. foreign ministers of the 32 members are considering plans to provide a long term military aid package to ukraine. that's worth a $170000000000.00 over the next 5 years. at a kremlin, for its part, says relations between russia and nato assaults to the level of direct confrontation offices. 0 is ch

new capital, nairobi the rains mostly come at night. leave devastation in the morning. dozens of people have been killed in flash floods here in kenya, holdings upon those mother was one of them. this is what remains of a home and her possessions. 6 people died here. the press, this is exactly the phase. this is where we found them. the 40 of my mother's neighbors was trapped right across here and it seemed as though my cousin held her ankle with her head lost between her ties. people in the slums of the capital nairobi say the government some little to help president william route, so called an emergency meeting. earlier this week. i also asked the military and i'm happy that many missed up for defends is yeah. to provide some of the capabilities they have to support citizens. it's mostly can use red cross rescuing people and providing some food and shelter to those you've lost their homes.