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have the 2 billion people here under a similar set of rules and guidance so when entrepreneur in nairobi with something that can scale to 2 billion people. that's the opportunity geopolitically for africa right now. harness this technology and think about the root for entrepreneurs to get to scale. jennifer: that was the outgoing google president speaking with us from a roby -- nairobi about the challenges and opportunities of investing in africa. as an american company, google's investments could be affected by the u.s. presidential election now just four days away. a change in washington could impact trade and investments between the u.s. and the continent. franklin and moo heads private equity firm and is also on president bisons -- president biden's advisory council. here's a bit of what he had to tell us. >> what's unique about working in africa, -- from a u.s. perspective is actually the bipartisan approach for trading and investment we've seen over the past decade emerge. the restart in u.s. africa relations started in 2014 thereabouts when you have the first african leadership su

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and they do not believe that it's going to be credible. cassie saw you all, just sarah nairobi. 20 and full. well, mine is in south africa, we stuff is from the legal, underground, gold mine, amongst the hundreds of people who spend weeks in the stand off with police and still fontaine officials have been accused trying to force of trying to force the miners out by blocking the families from sending down food and water on sunday for team people resurfaced and were taken into custody. a lot of that from a nor kyle for the moment. expensive on a website. this house is there a don't come inside stories the the hell out. it may be time to grab the scarves and switches across parts of the middle east over the next couple of days. freshening up would you believe we got to fairly a cloud here. this hook, a cloud, which comes down across the gulf, extends across central parts of saudi arabia. effectively, it is a cold front, so it's kind of feel noticeably cool. even here with casa temperature is about 25 celsius there and go ha, possibility of some salary, right? and then as we go through wit

a catherine story is following the election from nairobi in neighboring, kenya. i was just speaking to some of our colleagues in times in the area where the local elections are happening and they say that everything so far is going on smoothly. but, but they've also said that some of the voters are complaining that they can't find the names in the voltage list, but no. are the major incidents to pull toward if you all the data, it will be interesting to see how the volts out turn out will be as the selection is very significant, because it's the task of what's going to happen next. yes, when there's going to be a general election on the presidential and probably a mandatory election president from the lou who is buying a to a for that office, she to uh, office back in 2021. when the other president john mother died and she said that she is trying very much to make sure that the selection is democratic. already we've heard from a position the does say that they don't believe the election is going to be free and fast because of things that have been happening in th

so it has more from nairobi. you know, i know this women are protesting against the killing of women in guns in time. yeah, police say 97 women have been killed in the last 3 miles, some in brutal waves. the march was supposed to mark the start of 16 days of activism as part of a un campaign against gender based violence. this is what happened to the city center as women, well gathering. police fired das at them even before they could start. it's not clear why the violence against that'd be seen. see as the government officials including president we moved to see did doing dep best to keep within say, i report. i have instructed the criminal justice upped us to execute the monday without delay hoarding publish. it does have family side fully accountable. who came to the seas to demo street? the the pod was like to speak to the said as many sites. do you have an estimate on this really tell us how many people all do that us the because of how many big on the cars. so why the women in kenya are planning to hold ano

all the 0 nairobi for versions of stones. it's for an operation to remove hundreds of people stuck on the ground in any legal mind in south africa. that has been a tent standoff between police and the miners who refused to come to the surface. the fear of being arrested. authorities are accused of counting of food and supplies in an attempt to make the work has made welcome what has moved from still fontaine, as organized crime controls, much of the legal mining. as seen in south africa. it's a multi $1000000.00 business. and so we don't know if or the people down that i even have a choice about whether they stay or not. it's always, it's controlled by the people on the operating, the right or indeed the police say that it would be possible for them to leave the area around this off to go to another one where other minors came out uh recently. but this was a dispute if these 9 shots actually connect some people we've spoken to say that they've been blocked off by some of the commercial mining companies that are still operatin

that's a global campaign to accelerate a transition to renewable energy and nairobi nozzle name a shaday senior analysts working on climate environment and conflict in africa. and the international crisis group, and also in baku for head 5, the climate scientists that the climate analytics thing tag. please also advise in the chair of the least developed countries group at comp 29. a very warm welcome to each of you have jeep. the warnings could not be more stock. what needs to happen at this cop 29 to get nations back on track in need saying that climate change goals? this is a bit of thank you for having me. and the most important issue that competent to 9 is finance. and i cannot stress enough since the, by this agreement and even years before they've been struggling to get support for developing countries so that they can make our transition away from fossil fuels and protect the people. and as impacts are rising at the do not get support, people are going to be left on the other one and that's the reality we have in on developing countries. so what be need to see happening at golf 2

this is a room in a back-alley abortion clinic in one of nairobi's informal settlements.medical training, but really have very little. they'll often use unsterile instruments like this to perform unsafe abortion procedures on women and girls, which can leave them either infertile or even lead to death. samuel is a self-proclaimed doctor who offers surgical abortion to poor women with nowhere else to turn. we've changed his name because his work is illegal. >> the challenge is, for example, when you want to interact with somebody who has just come for it, it has to be a secret because the government doesn't allow. correspondent: many poor and indigent women who die from back alley abortions end up at public morgues. abandoned fetuses often end up there too. some of those fetuses are fished out of the river in dandora, the slum where anne lives. after her own two abortions, anne helped other women and girls abort around 150 pregnancies using a rusty pair of knitting needles. she throws the fetuses in this river at night to avoid getting caught. do you, do you ever feel any

cathy, sorry, i'll just sarah nairobi. so don's health ministry says a call or a break has killed more than $1100.00 people in 5 months. is a shortage of medicine as well as health workers. and the disease is spread to 11 states authorities. i'm unable to reach many areas because of fighting between the army and the part of military rapids support forces. wasting, flooding has worse and already dark conditions view, and this has the countries facing one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. the international criminal courts chief prosecutor, has requested an arrest warrant for the head of me and mars military gentlemen or fine, is accused of committing crimes against the countries. when you're most of the minority . nearly a 1000000 people were forced into neighboring bangladesh, escaped what's being called an ethnic cleansing campaign involving mass rates. kennings, i'm the torching of homes. mars military seized power in a 2021 to against the democratically elected government. also sushi, i particularly welcome suppo

the contradiction emerges as nairobi described. i am asked frequently african countries as quote, the meaning was in by washington for those who as well someplace the meaning the, this is our teams are, are still just after 3 pm in the russian capital list. choose a welcome to then use our voting is underway. in the us presidential election, millions of people are heading to the pull this to choose who will take control of the white house for the next 4 years. and this is the right place to find all the big developments and what is the closest race index? the raptor spending month facing all fund the laying on their campaign promise is multiple po, show camelot harness and donald trump, essentially neck and neck. one of the latest nationwide surveys we're seeing here shows democrat harris with a single digit lead over republican trump. but both the main candidates focus on pennsylvania on the eve of the election, etc. swing states with a half the 19 electoral votes up for grabs, half a dozen the other states are also said to be by

kathy story all does. hera nairobi view preparations have gone for rescue operation for hundreds of people on the ground and in the legal mind in south africa. can web reports now from still from tay. and this was my sitting room with this you, you can see the cathy who's nephews, one of the mine is still on the ground, told us he understands why he's neighbors broke his house to pieces and sold them for scrap. he says his entire sub was dismantled in the last 2 years by people who would desperate for jobs like his nephew and hundreds of others. he went down this disused mind shop digging for gold. 2 kilometers on the ground. most of the mines in this area closed more than 30 years ago. some of the women that we have a fundraising, these, the husbands, is under that the underground. and so because no excess for them to come out, they are sleeping with an empty stomach with a keys. please say they've arrested thousands of illegal minors at hundreds of deceased mines and then operation. that was an almost a year. okay. it'd be that the top of the shelf can still fontaine for weeks. the hundr

so it has moved from nairobi. why not to this? women are protesting against the killing of women in guns. and can you please say 97 women have been killed in the last 3 minus some in brutal waves? the march was supposed to mock this stat of 16 days of activism as part of a un campaign. i guess jen bees filing this is what happened to the city center as women well gathering. police fired das at them even before they could start. it's not clear why the one for particular violence against. so we went seconds that'd be seen see, as the governmental officials, including the president, we moved to a seated doing that best to keep within say before i have instructed the criminal justice up task to execute the monday without delay hoarding puppet. it does have family side fully accountable who came to this fuse to demonstrate? see the pod was like to speak to the there's many sites. do you have an estimate on this or tell us how many people all do that? i said, yeah, because of but me say, how many big on the cars. so why are they the wom

we continue to converse about the mazda continent today, we are in the very heart of the city of nairobi on live, but the building and we be hard to bundle rom, weekly. the city over night will be on the, in, on an interesting question from liberty house. we had talked about the liberty of the continental of africa. the history of contemporary africa can never be told without reference to the same as conference in violin. which took place towards the end of the $1880.00 full on the island part of the $1885.00 non conference known as defined in conference. sometimes as king leo for this conference was convened by european powers as a way of dividing africa bits, riley in to see is of influence, the venue repeating powers while at present the germans. why they are the british. why they are the french, why they are the belgians. why they are the thailand's why they are the punctual gaze. why they are on the spaniards? why they don't they did was to look at the entire continent and build with it as an individual. ah, plantation drawing boundary is a bit tried really, and africa has never rec

today, we are in the very heart of the city of nairobi on live, but the building on we be hard to bundle rom, mickely the city overnight, robi, and in on an interesting question from liberty house, we talked about the liberty of the continent of africa or the history of contemporary africa can never be told without drift. friends today in fame was conference in violin, which took place towards the end of the $1880.00 full on the island part of the $1885.00. the conference known as the bali and conference sometimes as king leo poured, this conference was convened by european powers as a way of dividing africa, big privately into c as of influence. then you're creating powers while are present the germans. why the, the british, why they are the french, why they are the belgians. why they are the thailand's why they are the punctual gaze, why they are on the spaniards? why they don't they did was to look at the entire continent and build with it as individual ah, plantation drawing boundaries a bit tried really and ask for it has never recovered at that time. is the entire idea of the petit

one or $2 billion deal to revamp the nairobi airport and $735 billion deal to set off power transmissionglobal expansion plans and make a big presence in africa. at the same time, the ability to raise funds in the international market is also something experts say will come under pressure. yesterday they had to scrap a $600 million bond issue they were raising right after they were raising right after the indictment news came out. experts say it could be, it could take some time before they go back international markets to raise funds which are very crucial for the large cash guzzling big infrastructure projects adani runs. a lot of impact on the business and especially on credibility and governance concerns, it will take a while to go away. concerns, it will take a while to go away-— concerns, it will take a while to go away. given the size and scale of adani _ to go away. given the size and scale of adani and _ to go away. given the size and scale of adani and footprint, l scale of adani and footprint, how significant is this for india? it how significant is this for india? , . . ., in

he lives in nairobi. from april 2022 he worked as a moderator outsourced by tiktok.e, you know, from sexual materials or content to very disturbing content whereby people are being beheaded or killed or skinned alive. to kids being molested. thejob hugely affected his mental health and he feels he was not given proper psychological support or paid enough. content moderation is an industry in crisis. there are multiple ongoing claims it is destroying the mental health of moderators. we spoke to several former outsourced moderators. they have all told a similar story. despite their work and the rise of ai tools designed to catch harmful content before it is published, the torrent of horrific material that finds its way online continues. before we go, a look at how markets in asia are faring. most indices are trading lower after china's inflation numbers came in below expectation, raising concerns in the recovery in the world's second largest economy. investors will be watching how the us markets open tonight after a record close on friday. that is something we will be

this is mojez, who lives in nairobi. for a year from april 2022, he worked as a content moderator for had outsourced this work to. any disturbing content that you can imagine, you know, from sexual, you know, materials or content to very disturbing content whereby people are being, you know, beheaded or killed or skinned alive, you know, to, you know, kids being molested. the job hugely affected mojez�*s mental health. he feels he wasn't given proper psychological support or paid enough. having issues with insomnia, you know, losing weight, content moderation is an industry in crisis. there are multiple ongoing legal claims that the work is destroying the mental health of the moderators. we've spoken to several former outsourced content moderators for meta, which owns facebook and instagram, as well as tiktok and chatgpt, and they've all told us similar stories. but despite their work and the rise of ai tools designed to catch harmful content before it's even published, the torrent of horrific material that finds its way online continues. campaigners say these workers are essential to

we heard the canyon government council two major deals, $1.25 billion deal to revamp the nairobi applers deal to set up power transmission lines. these were big businesses that adani were big businesses that adani were counting on as part of its big global expansion plans these cancellations may also trigger reassessment and look at other government projects across the globe where they have been trying to get projects. it hurts the global expansion. at the same time the impact of inability to raise funds in the international market that the scrutiny will have will impact of the ongoing businesses as well. we know yesterday adani had to scrap a $600 million bond issue they were raising just after the indictment news came out. experts say this could be one of the last in the recent times that adani will be able to tap the international markets for funds and it will certainly impact. the reputational damage the bribery charges bring will take a while to go away. tell us about _ take a while to go away. tell us about the _ take a while to go away. tell us about the significance of this and

just outside of the city of nairobi. well, we breathe valve freedom even as we talk about the subject of slavery, slavery is a sub zipped that's a whole different on painful emotions, particularly as regards the continental vice versa. we are not naive to assume the slavery has not existed in different parts of the world under different guises. but when we talk about the continent of africa, the pain, the d todd and then did continues to visit upon the african psyche is without comparison history. now tells us that the african has been the victim of slavery since the 7th century history clubs that as ali dot, they the 7th century when the arrows moved into the northern fiber of africa, persons of color was transported across the does that. and there was dip into different parts of what is now described the. we also know that our trade does, why in the costs full federal eastern cost. so part of is done for the on why involved, intimately in slavery. we never say this, but it is.

just south side of the great city of nairobi in kenya. and today we want to wrap our minds around the struggle against quarter. nice ation. his guardian is sometimes only take time to look at the struggle for independence from the 1900 on forty's. but we must remind ourselves that the struggle against the quarter nice visions thought as ali uh, the 15th century, when the portuguese thought to visiting the different coastal parts of africa, syria quotes is that when they were initially welcome, they pretended that they were craters and with the portuguese, on late though, we know that the english flooded the friends that died. and of course we know the tidings why here that was always some kind of resistance. and the beauty of this rebellion is that what they were designed to preserve the dignity of those communities in the west. some part of africa where we remember the great epic bottles of the only.

this is mojez, who lives in nairobi. for a year from april 2022, he worked as a content moderator forok had outsourced this work to. any disturbing content that you can imagine, you know, from sexual, you know, materials or content to very disturbing content whereby people are being, you know, beheaded or killed or skinned alive, you know, to, you know, kids being molested. the job hugely affected mojez�*s mental health. he feels he wasn't given proper psychological support or paid enough. content moderation is an industry in crisis. there are multiple ongoing legal claims that the work is destroying the mental health of the moderators. we've spoken to several former outsourced content moderators for meta, which owns facebook and instagram, as well as tiktok and chatgpt, and they've all told us similar stories. but despite their work and the rise of ai tools designed to catch harmful content before it's even published, the torrent of horrific material that finds its way online continues. campaigners say these workers are essential to keeping us safe online and that they should be trea

road, the top, the live, but the house with the panoramic view of the central business district of nairobi, kenya, and today we look at the sod history of us as a nation of african leaders since the 1900 on the 6th of cause. they have been many us as a nation, but some of them have 2 dogs. the most memorable of costs started the 1961 with the us as a nation of but priest and the moon by in tongue. we now know got to see over looted of it on the other evidence that he's in the public domain. that the belgians and possibly the americans why intellectually behind the us as a nation of but greece and maybe the wound of cause of telemundo does. and we will talk a little about twice long, but was assassinated. we will remember the destination in 1963 and lament they'll go austin vine, lose their limb, peel the fuss president of the country. after that. do a series of buses. the nation will remember the who in nigeria in the month of january, 1900, down $6.00 to $6.00. we do not have the details as yet, but we saw the death of of athletics. a file of a level was then the 1st prime minister of the

cathy, sorry, i'll just euro nairobi. finally, a military inquiry has found that human era causes thinking of a new zealand naval ship last month, 3 forces, the crew didn't realize the vessels auto pilot was engaged when it hit a race caught 5 and sign is the 1st and use it in worship to be lost at sea since world war 2. that is in use for not on ouch is here. a diary navigator will have a nissan for you. i have to wait the examining the headline. what they wanted to do, they want that to be, does that without health system, unflinching that and then there's a one side of a group of people who call themselves the research patriot. and on the other side, before i'm 2 races, processes sharing, posting stories with a global audience, what is the see life working on a rooftop? that's a single thanks to an abundance of well tough programming. vera unique, fascinating creatures. he found nowhere else on the on which is the right the reality depressed chinese. we lived with this finance for so long so that nothing happening on almost a dom is outside of the was so many i'm really bad at 6 to a th

kathy saw yadda 0 nairobi. one view. preparations have begun for an operation to remove hundreds of people underground in an illegal mine in south africa, who has been attend, stand off between police and the men who refused to come to the surface. the fear of being arrested. authorities are accused of cutting off food and supplies in a bid to make the workers leave. and that's it for me 0 then you for now and use continuous analysis here after restitution africa's stolen art students the they are hundreds of thousands of african artifacts in western museums, masks, jewelry manuscripts, statues, visitors of my the beauty in glass display cases. but how many of them realize that most are only the because of colonization? the fact is that more than 3 quarters of sub saharan advocates, physical heritage was removed from the continent. the many people has been demanding the restitution of what they see a stone in works for decades for their voices have launch. we'd been ignored the however, in 2017, for the 1st tim

but the house with the panoramic view of the central business district of nairobi, kenya. and today we look at this side history of us as a nation of african leaders since the 1900 on the 6th of cause. they have been many us as a nation, but some, most of them have 2 dogs. the most memorable of costs started the 1961 with the us as a nation of but priest and the moon by in tongue. we now know got to see over looted a bit on the other evidence that he's in the public domain. that the belgians and possibly the americans why intellectually behind the us as a nation of but greece and many of the wound on the cause of telemundo does. and we will talk a little about twice long, but was assassinated. we will remember the destination in 1963 and lamentable austin vine was the lim ppo, the 1st president of that country. after that, do a series of most of the nation. we remember the who in nigeria in the month of january 1900, on 6 to 6, we do not have the details as yet, but we saw the death of of athletics a file.

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cathy, sorry, i'll just euro nairobi, delegates from a 175 countries in south korea for the final ronda view and talks to secure an international treaty on plastics, pollution, but environmental move, so wanting to talks risk failing at the final hurdle. well, i speak to eric linda bird, who is the global past 6 policy lead at the world wildlife fund and is taking part in those punks in both on south korea. thank you. hi eric for being with us. what is your assessment of the negotiation so far? are we going to have a treaty or no? a proposed draft. uh, based on the negotiation so far. um that draft is way too weak to address plastic pollution and it fails to set up any binding mesh or of stream and a plastic value change and doesn't think crude, for example, something as obvious as the global bond. some that, pardon me, full plastic product and stuff, we don't need. so it's likely that the, the majority of them, bishop countries will reject. they said this draft proposal so difficult right now to come to a consensus with just a few hours left. what are the main sticking points and where

if you were to live in kenya, let's say in more run garden, a small county north of nairobi where your tea farm has been washed away while you were being displaced your question and you look it back with the cup summit watching it from you. what is flowing from the global community to a country like, can you add to account to like the wrong? and the answer is very little. so the details of the $300000000000.00 is not clear, is basically being postponed to another climate summit. so to develop, clear to whether it will slow is not clear. and what is also not clear is whether these commitments really come through, perhaps the domain is we not in a trump era present, only a president from when elected will pay the united states out of the climate agreement. what will it do? did a deal which was achieved last night's present only not much good. so what i think what needs to happen now is much more investments in brazil and economies in the continent of africa and all the available nations. and quite frankly, develop nations really need to step up. they haven't done so 2 days and they have

may ask whose government of cracking down on critics. catherine's toys following developments from nairobi and neighboring can you that we received the statement from tied them up. that's the main opposition party in times any out by the killing of the 2 members. one was a candidate, i see was a short by a prison god. during copeland taishan between him and some members of the ruling party. so the god shots police said they investigating that incident and have arrested the god. now the incident happened in the south west. one of the party officials was killed. he was hacked to death and we'd be speaking to uh, officials, email position. last week we spoke to the main or position visa, who said that, or re d as the selection process ease of flow. and he says that he and he doesn't expect for the election is going to be free and fair. now. uh the uh president. some mia, us, new book has have both and said that people should vote peacefully. now this election is quite significant because it is a lead up to the general election that is going to happen next. yeah. but already a lot of times i'm

she fears that the man who killed had delta good also home ha. katherine saw you all to 0. nairobi. at least 12 soldiers have been killed and assert assigned to tank in northwest and pockets on a vehicle loaded with explosives, rammed into a security checkpoints, and banners city that's in the high. but boston who are provence, a group affiliated with the pocket, sony todd, yvonne has claimed responsibility, so that's a time. and then as far as caesar deploying an additional $5000.00 troops, inputs and then to estimate violence in the oil for eastern states of money for accost. few is in place in many areas and incident has been suspended for days. most of may see and cookie communities say they've been badly affected by the measures. it's just ongoing, so it has more doctors can do much. this thing loves throat cancer here in georgetown, poor town in northeastern india. this hospital is one of the few medical facilities he and members of his cookie community are able to reach and it's severely understaffed. you've got to go as they are, so it's very difficult for us. we're poor and

anne soy, speaking from nairobi.ored a stunning victory in the us election. but what's he likely to do with it? well, we've only got his own words to go on at the moment. the beginning of his second term, he says, will be nasty, a little bit at times, and maybe at the beginning in particular. he says he'll introduce the largest deportation programme for illegal immigrants in american history. he's spoken of draining the swamp, which could mean putting the law enforcement agencies onto his political, maybe his journalistic, enemies. drill, baby, drill. it's likely to mean go for oil, wherever it can be found. he'll potentially force ukraine to the table for peace talks with russia, under conditions which are likely to be pretty unfavourable to the ukrainians. he'll allow benjamin netanyahu a free hand against iran. and he could well impose hostile tariffs against china, and maybe against europe and britain as well. reckless protectionism, some of his critics call that. at home, he said previously he'd let robert kenne

and girls and they've come on to 5 themselves from police, catherine sawyer, as this report from nairobi. so now this women are protesting against the killing of women in guns in time. yeah, police say 97 women have been killed in the last 3 months. so in both ways, the march was supposed to mock this stat of 16 days of activism as part of a un campaign against gender based violence. this is what happened in the city center as women well gathering. police fired das at them even before they could start. it's not clear why the violence against that'd be seen. see as the government officials, including president, we moved to see did doing dep best to keep within say, i report. i have instructed the criminal justice upped us to execute the monday without delay hoarding publish. it does have family side fully accountable. who came to the seas to demo street the the pod was like to speak to me. the date is when you say you have an estimate on this really tell us how many people all do that us the, because of me say, how many big on the cars. so why the women in kenya are planning to hold anoth