at -- nairobi.n that summit many of the entrepreneurs i see had a platform to collect and and interact with their counterparts in africa. this want gives us yet another chance to reflect on the outcomes of the nairobi summit and deliver in the way by which we can inject momentum into the bilateral trade and mac mac use them. we had a number of government to government and government to business deals and while additional agreements were unveiled earlier in the week during my visit here in atlanta. today i have witnessed the signing of yet another five deals at this event leaving no doubt the direction of our common endeavor and shape of the future we are building together. ladies and gentlemen, i take -- i will take a few minutes to outline the reasons for kenya's strong economic interest in promising collaboration and trade and investment between kenya and u.s. businesses. the aim of my address this morning is to affirm your confidence in entering or expanding your operations in or markets and answ

at -- nairobi. in that summit many of the entrepreneurs i see had a platform to collect and and interact with their counterparts in africa. this want gives us yet another chance to reflect on the outcomes of the nairobi summit and deliver in the way by which we can inject momentum into the bilateral trade and mac mac use them. we had a number of government to government and government to business deals and while additional agreements were unveiled earlier in the week during my visit here in atlanta. today i have witnessed the signing of yet another five deals at this event leaving no doubt the direction of our common endeavor and shape of the future we are building together. ladies and gentlemen, i take -- i will take a few minutes to outline the reasons for kenya's strong economic interest in promising collaboration and trade and investment between kenya and u.s. businesses. the aim of my address this morning is to affirm your confidence in entering or expanding your operations in or markets and an

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is the waiting on a little bit to go to nairobi and come back, things like that. but anyway, let's try what we can we gotta do. i'm just waiting to see if this visa hope can be go and tell you what's hold on one. so it's almost time for lunch. why do we head up and drop something to eat? sure. the day of sammy's departure has finally arrived and he's delighted by the news from the spanish embassy. today the day. i'm so excited . i'm heading to the airport. i already have this buddy's visa, so i'm going to put it in my country in spite. but unfortunately, i don't have the u. k visa. so i will have to sit in my passport but hope to get a visa for you. k. it'd be something you're going to say, but that's hoping all everything will go through some awarded of you as i'm. 1 for the guns, even though my bus boats on my bus, i will set it like back to kenya and kind of, i don't know where the, the going to stump beds. toner, sunny's. u. k. visa was ultimately granted. bob, his passport was mailed back late. he had to re book his flight and lost imposing days for preparati

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so actually it's like sammy, the recurring 2 hour bus, done a to nairobi means he's at a disadvantage. so for us to get visas, we have to as, as the out of the what the and we have to go tonight will be done every day. slipping our sessions on training, somehow visit for cameras. i'm not allowed inside the embassies, so we catch up with sammy, for a tea break, as he prepares to drop off his final application for a visa to spain. yeah, it has been a long day looking for visas. i have my documents here and the already, they don't know the guy behind the desk with that he's going to approve all my documents. and i've done these before going into the m. s the and sometimes i didn't actually on the time, i didn't want these to get pieces, so i don't know what time remaining with he's just dropping the documents into the building over there. i'm hoping we'll get a visa the application is now out of somebody's hands and he's able to focus on what he loves most. preparing for his upcoming contests. i'm most advising a new generation of sedona locals to take an interest in the support the. oka

climate summit in nairobi.ented growth through green industrialization we both saw agreed to hasten the renewal to the growth and opportunities act to sustain rising momentum and in the space. similarly we agreed to sustainable green growth by facilitating inclusion of our trade investment partnership alongside. during our discussion president biden, and the u.s. government's determination to make our partnership work and resolved to spread the roots of freedom, democracy, and prosperity throughout the world. as my visit comes to a close, i am confident that our engagements have laid a solid foundation for us to continue the good work we have begun with stronger faith and greater hope and success because in joe biden kenya and africa have a strong and committed friend. i think you. >> president biden: thank you, president you have a friend and millions of people. the idea we would ignore it makes no sense at all, first question mike wimmer macleod should. >> thank you mr. president. >> president biden: no, one.

so today we're launching the nairobi washington vision.ve is going to bring together international financial institutions and nations from all around the world to mobilize more resources for countries saddled with debt, to open more opportunities to the private sector financing, and to promote transparent, sustainable and affordable lending practices. these are big goals. it's going to take time to see lasting progress, but we're providing $250 million, the united states is to the world bank and a crisis response window. in the coming weeks, the united states is going to make an additional $21 billion available to the international monetary fund. today i'm proud to announce there will be $250 billion in new lending capacity in multilateral banks like the world bank to help low income nations invest in their development and tackle growing challenges. this is supported by the united states and many other countries as well. next, we're launching a new era of technological cooperation between the united states and kenya. that means new partner

so today we're launching what we're calling the nairobi washington vision this this initiative is goingo bring together international financial institutions there's a nation's mall around the world to mobilize more resources for countries saddled with debt, to open more opportunities to the private sector financing, which promote transparent sustainable, and affordable lending practices these are big goals. it's going to take time to see lasting progress. but we're providing $250 million. the united states is the world bank and a crisis response window. and the coming weeks, united states going to make an additional 21 billion available to the international monetary fund today, i'm proud to announce. there'll be $250 billion in new lending capacity for multilateral development banks like the world bank, tell flowing combinations of best in their development and tackle growing challenges this is supported by the united states and many other countries as well. next, we're launching a new era. protect knowledge to technological cooperation between the united states in kenya, that means new

fo funded linking mombasa and nairobi and that's been funded by china.licy.is a shif t from that shift, president ruto expects a return for this project. host: the new york times reporting on his visit today notes -- what is happening around kenya in these countries? guest: this is the reason of crisis. typically the powerhouse was ethiopia. ethiopia has been a crisis with a peace agreement being signed, there is a lot of that prevented ethiopia to a lot of people expect a lot from kenya. that is sudan where there is a civil war. it started in october october 2021 with a coup and the two coup leaders are fighting each otthe outcome of the civil war s en the largest refugee crisis in the world. you have many people who flee countries such as chad or even kenya. the drc does not have a lwar buh militias. it's the richest in terms of mineral resources. it's the richest country in africa. africa is the home of 30% of critical mineral in the world. at the hub is the drc. in the east of this country, is minerals.many militire it has been a three decade war. ke

barbara plett usher in nairobi, thank— continues.tarmer, will outline his party's core messages for a general election in a speech shortly. he will set out his "first steps" for government, at the start of what he calls a "decade of national renewal". earlier, i spoke to to our chief political correspondent henry zeffman, who told me what we're expecting to hear from keir starmer today. we are not going to learn anything new from keir starmer about how he intends to campaign to get into government. because what he is unveiling and calling six key steps, first steps but in practice, they are pledges and that is what they used to be called, it is his pledge card. they are going to be the key messages he will hammer home again and again until polling day, whenever it is. so economic stability, the nhs, border security, energy, anti—social behaviour and recruiting new teachers. that is what we are going to hear on repeat from sir keir starmer because that is what he thinks the priorities of the british public and crucially the swing vote

they all converged in nairobi.t structural adjustment will mean smaller government because there is such an important rule in certain areas for certain government. investing in a major weakness and therefore to build up the private sector. years ago, a book title as a missionary. the point of that book was to talk about the role in creating start ups. somehow, one of the things i suggested was that there are many people who say private sector and then eat out of the hands of the government. they are connected to people in power. probably i'm not the biggest music fan. the businessmen. it provides independent action. thank you. >> thank you very much. i can take just one more question. >> good afternoon. i work for a nonprofit in new york that advocates for the education of the girl child in africa. i must say i've really enjoyed this discussion, but looking at how we can bring iplatform. take for instance, how does the african union, how can we bring the african union into discussion? i would think that african eco

president, i cannot think of a better visited nairobi as vice president, i said the trueya was its people. the students, workers, activists, innovators, entrepreneurs and so many people like you who really do defend and support our democracy. today as we honor 60 years of ties between clear our people uegth of the partnership and the partnership is working well. ÷l than in the realm ofatio which is why we have so many business leaders around this table. fromic to sell a, savannah, our people have brought us forward and pioneered new technologies that transform go beyond that. and we have invested in new industries that have generated billions of dollars economically and have created new opportunities that lifted up our countries on both our continents. our people ands ha also brought together, we a all excited about this, i have not seen my team so excited about a we are launching a new era of ch, technological cooperation between kenya and america including new ch invests cybersecurity security, artificial semiconductors. my message is very straightforward and si. thank you, thank you an

i'm sure we have incorporated the applicant finance summit in nairobi last year. according africa results potential is a huge opportunity to deploy us technology need investment to capitalize unprecedented growth through green industrialization sleep much. so i agreed to heston that a new one of the africans growth an opportunity to talk to sustain the right thing were meant them all by investments and exports in the manufacturing space. to me then, we agreed to undertake stuff a newborn green growth by facilitating conclusions of us to take the trade and investment partnership alongside that in one of our goal. during our discussion with nest fast hon. president biden, on the us government, dissemination to make our partnership walk and resort to spread and deepen the roots of freedom, democracy, security, and prosperity. throughout with the was s, my visit comes to a close. i am confident that our in goodman have lead a solid foundation for us to continue the work that we have begun with strong faith and great to hope for success. because in jo, by then. okay, n

leave me a revised in nairobi. this month says his know where to go. i have nothing. i have no money. my salary is only due. next week. the canyon government has ordered thousands of people across the country to move away from wetlands that have flooded many areas. torrential rains in the region have been made was by the el nino where the phenomenon relocation look is, has been issued to order pass on leaving unplanned supplements within the pay under jobs along reverse streams. and the water costs is kenya and neighboring towns. and you have seen weeks of the devastating floods and launch lights, the desktop keeps rising. the problem in that robi has been, was sent by pull drainage and illegally build. settlement is some areas people who are leaving near the narrow be dumb. say they know they're not supposed to be there, but it's the only place they can afford. this is how close the houses are from the narrow, the down, it doesn't look like march. it's covered by what the highest sense. but when it or both of those the what comes to that, how is this several people t

leave me a revised in nairobi this month says he has nowhere to go. i have nothing, i have no money. my salary is only due next week. the kenyan government has ordered thousands of people across the country to move away from wetlands that have flooded many areas. torrential rains in the region have been made, was by the el nino without phenomenon. miss rhodes told reports pain di, picture veterans with but least increasing both in to ration intensity for the rest of this month and possibly after kenya and neighboring times. and you have seen weeks of devastating floods and launch lights, the desktop keeps rising. the problem in that robi has been, was sent by port drainage and illegally build settlements. in some areas the people who are leaving near the narrow be dumb say they know they're not supposed to be there, but it's the only place they can afford. this is how close the houses are from the narrow down. it doesn't look like march, it's covered by what the highest sense. but when it or both of those the what comes to that, how is this several pe

so it has this update now from nairobi. we are of the narrow be dumb age range quite heavily last night. so this one is from the dumb, we have seen some people who are already in the houses. and yesterday we spent a whole day talking to residents who have been affected by the government directive to move from this on safe areas. the government says it's going to provide a shelter of food and other necessities. but as you can see, a lot of people leave here, save that. they cannot afford to go. and you are all they're supposed to tell us to do. we have to go. that's what we are waiting for. so yeah, he had to wait for the government to show us. do we have to go back even there's nothing to lose. so can you see what to do? i didn't get to one order that suggesting if they're going to give us some system was designed to be housed in outside there. so they are relying on the government and they're saying without direction, without proper direction on where to go, where they're going to move the family, sue, it's going to be ver

president has already been ordered music; until the end of the operation on the caribbean island of nairobiten from washington. our broadcast will continue with local news; colleagues, as we see, have already taken their places. hello igor, the cargo includes baby food sets and hygiene items. on the front-line territory, these are especially necessary things; they were given to young families. in addition to severodonetsk, we visited toshkovka. about 100 people live in the village, for them brought. every day they try to cover the needs of local residents, the cargo is delivered targeted and often according to requests, as activists note, the popular front will continue to support settlements affected by the fighting. thank you, roman, we’ll let you get ready for the broadcast, we’ll use the remaining minute before the regional part to turn on the stavropol state television and radio broadcasting company, veronika parushkina is already in the studio, a reckless driver was detained in stavropol, who decided to drift right in the center of the city. good evening, igor, yes, the police are qui

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earlier i spoke to our africa correspondent barbara plett usher — in nairobi and asked her the latestn el fasher. well, the city el fasher is packed with civilians. you have hundreds of thousands of people there in a city, trapped in a city, that is under siege by the rapid support forces and they are getting caught up in the fighting as the battle begins to move in, which it has been over the last week, with heavy weapons. you have reports that the rapid support forces have been firing artillery shells from their positions in the eastern part of the city, those shells, some of them, have been dropping in populated neighbourhoods in the south and the west. the army has been responding with air strikes and the number of casualties have been mounting. there is only one functioning hospital and it is overwhelmed. already, the city had been in a dire humanitarian situation because that siege had been going on for about a month now and many of the people in the city have already been displaced. they have been fleeing the fighting elsewhere. they need food aid, they need medical aid, and th

earlier i spoke to our africa correspondent barbara plett usher — in nairobi and asked her the latestndreds of thousands of people there in a city, trapped in a city, that is under siege by the rapid support forces and they are getting caught up in the fighting as the battle begins to move in, which it has been over the last week, with heavy weapons. you have reports that the rapid support forces have been firing artillery shells from their positions in the eastern part of the city, those shells, some of them, have been dropping in populated neighbourhoods

let's go straight to dw corresponded felix marine got in nairobi. thanks for joining us now. kenya and tanzania are bracing for the cycling heading towards their indian ocean coastlines. how is the region preparing for this extreme weather event? so both the canyon government and the design in government have ones people who i in areas that may likely be affected by the psych loan to move to say for areas that could them. government has also position policemen and they can now was life savvy. as of the size to either cost a lane where they are petroleum to ensure that they're wanting, that was given to ensure that people are not in the coastline is and he adds to and anybody who goes, i guess the one is, is actually actually is actually taken against them, they can police uh, also uh, bonds or activities. they bond seats out of the bond. uh, beats uh, beats activities in the bond all manner of activities. and of course just to ensure that to add these very lead to the or no casualties. i told you with regards to a visa, both metro logical department

we have employees, software developers working in the software development center in nairobi. i think that you have captured it well, it has been an extraordinary week and it's fitting that today is the capstone for it. it is all about, i think, investment being driven not just by the potential of the future, but the reality of the present. for us at microsoft, that is all about partnering with others. our most important partner for investing in kenya, it's a billion-dollar commitment to build a data center run entirely on green geothermal energy. i know that kendra will get more into it, but it's about connectivity, skills, security, putting ai to work not only in english but in swahili, with a swahili english large language model. it's about making kenya the trusted hub for all of east africa with a trusted data zone being put together she with -- put together with the leadership of the kenyan government and the support of the u.s. and uae governments as well. v.p. harris: that's a tremendous -- kendra: that's tremendous. that's quite a connection, indeed. we are going to be

there is one in nairobi, kenya. >> good clarification there.i wanted to move into a couple of questions regarding gaza. given the ongoing conflict in gaza, do you think the un's inability to get a cease-fire agreement is a failure? >> no, it is not a failure. it is not a failure. the you and itself is not a party in the conflict. one must keep in mind that this is a very unusual situation we have in gaza. two parties with a conflict raging between two parties, one is a sovereign state, israel, that is a member of the united nations. the other is a group called hamas. it is not a state and is not bound by the u.n. charter. you and of course, the un's brand is peace and security. that's at the core of what we do. it's not the only thing bennett is at the core of what we do. the fact that the u.n. has not been able to facilitate a cease fire which is the more apt to facilitate because the u.n. cannot and may not in poses will run any government. bear in mind, as many people seem to overlook or forget, the you and is not an autonomous esoteric orga

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cnn's larry madowo joins me now live from nairobi. larry, what is the latest on this deadly flooding rosemary this is what it looks like when you had two months of the sane rainfall, every stream, every and every the river is overflowing across the country. >> and sometimes the mixed travel difficult like you see in this case, this is a road that the water is flowing through. there there is a tunnel across the road on the other side, but that's partially quad that's why the the water has made a new path on top of the road. i've just been speaking to a senior police officer who'd been here directing traffic and he says that this continues this bridge. could be swept away. this has happened to run in other parts of the country as the number of casualties increases with this flooding going on in different parts of the country. and more rainfall expected across the country we saw dramatic scenes in western kenya when one of the major rivers, their revenue the its banks and fled, applauded and major part of the town of a harrow and places

okay, this time we meet it's um felix, we're in the in nairobi. thank you so much. janelle durham alone in washington can q as well or not was the day of the week. you can follow up to him on social media at dw news life just headlines around the clock post on dw, don't come on with the w as well. have a good day, have a great weekend, bye bye. the powers, the city of love and transit turnaround errors wants to become the green capital of your role model. it's restructuring of transport. networks is in high gear. everything should be rolling by the olympic games. but the green concepts are still causing a lot of trouble. on d w, it looks like an egg and it has a lot qualities. and it's like one yet it's chickens played no pos and it's creation into the bar trees. research as a brooding, as a resource and environmentally friendly alternatives to this popular animal product with sustain tomorrow. today, the 16 is on t w. the, the music can be destroyed. you can try, but it's impossible to see performed for head lice in housemates. the key was the na

mercy were to go in nairobi. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you alright. >> so as we discuss, kenya is offering to send officers to haiti to help tackle the worsening security crisis there, the island nation has been overrun by gangs, largely cutting off its capital from the rest of the world. that's not stopping guns and ammunition from getting in. david cover went to a power plants to investigate touching down in haiti's gang controlled capital we move quickly, armed guards holding the perimeter as a long line and if anxious passengers hurry out, the way we came in driving deeper into port-au-prince, we pass those desperately trying to survive a crippling humanitarian in crisis can you give us a sense how dire the situation is getting with each passing de, look, we're very worried right now, you've got 5 million people in haiti who are acutely food insecure. that's the highest on record, the highest it's ever been in going through the worst crisis in haiti since the 2010 earthquake. it's that sim

we have the most modern expressway in nairobi. it was not built using government money.was built using private sector money in a ppp framework. it's working. now i am doing a ppp framework to transmit energy. we are doing transmission lines in kenya. why should the government invest money in a transition line when we can only pay a weighting charge for somebody in the private sector that can invest their money? we are looking at how we can do it with airports, ports, the rest. that way, we can bring huge investment money into our economies without necessarily adding debt or looking for aid. let me give you a perfect example today here. we just signed an investment of $1 billion. it would take me ages to get $1 billion from any government including the american government. vice pres. harris: it would take us along too. [laughter] pres. ruto: perhaps, the private sector can do it. they will bring the billion dollars. because it makes business sense to them. they are investing. they will make money. we will use our geothermal. we will employ our young people. they will pay

so donald jones is from nairobi and kenya, thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us today. now we heard a 4 year old jasmine and her family being targeted by rebels. there. tell us more about who the rapid support forces are targeting and why as well. i mean, it's very clear since they, we will bro, dogs in sit on, in, in april of last year the, the be a significant number of civilians who will be talking to both directly and directly as the results of the, of the conflict between the 2 armies. the of the sudanese armed forces and the parent military rapids, or forces in the l. jeanette, or in particular there is a longstanding ethnic conflict between many of the the, the arrow communities and the mass of leads and other non our communities. over lab results is a diminishing result is in fact due to climate change and the extended droughts. so it's a, it's a historical uh, grievance to start the problems between 2 sides. but suddenly what's happened in recent years with the all mean of the rapids of both forces and the, the arrow about our, our militias. they have signific

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