hello and welcome to a special edition of eco at africa from nairobi kenya i'm glad to welcome you again right now the united nations climate change conference the most important annual environmental conference is taking place in the job many participants from all over the wild are debating how to protect our climate so this week we are bringing you inspiring stories about people from all over africa and europe who are fighting for a better climate my name is sharon mo money and with me as my colleague in nigeria hello there my name is now it's a way and i hope you aren't suffering too much from the effects of climate change like so many people around the world like here in nigeria we actually feeling a bit of the impact now but let's look at what we have lined up on the show today. we show you how women in senegal are fighting against coastal erosion caused by climate change. when we were young environmental activists at the climate change conference in june. and we are there when hundreds of water banks are resettled in south africa with the help of trucks helicopters and a lot of know

is deja vu news live from berlin president hu kenyatta officially takes office in kenya a ceremony in the capital nairobi is about to get underway earlier police used tear gas to control rival supporters of the president and of the losing town the trial of the dingo will be going live to that inauguration also coming up. pope francis is treading very carefully admin mar his visit the country coming amidst violent persecution of its muslim minority and its leader aung saucer chief has come under fire for not stopping. and bawly holds its breath as it ways to see what the smoking volcano will do next torrents of cold lava are already eroding the last cape and everything's covered with all canada. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show after months of election drama kenya is preparing to swear in kenyatta for his disputed second term as president of that country now security is understandably very tight knit capital nairobi right now police have already been using tear gas to separate the supporters of the president and of the losing candidate. thousands of supporters have been gathering at the st

cnn is following the developments from nairobi, kenya. he joins us live this morning.to you. mugabe, of course, known for long patterns of human rights violations. what's the latest there this morning? >> reporter: dave, i've got to tell you that even though the army is saying this is not a coup, all indications are signs of an apparent coup. they took over the broadcasting corporation. they made all kinds of claims saying they are not taking over, but indeed they have. and they've also told the other security agents, not the army that we urge you to cooperate with the good of our country. let it be clear that we intend to address the human security threats in our country, therefore any provocation will be met with an appropriate response. dave, we're looking at a situation where the army itself is keeping the rest of the security operators, mainly the police n check. and of course as you rightly said, mr. mugabe is believed to be confined to his residence and the united states embassy said today will be lightly staffed and urnling all american citizens to stay at home

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nairobi. an ordinary weekday morning in kenya's capital nairobi. and as always scores of people make their way to the city's industrial area to look for casual employment. what is changing the last few months is that jobs have become even more scarce. even the recent election period and the political uncertainty around it he's waiting for work at this battery manufacturing plant he says he's only done ten days of work in and around sixty dollars since august. on the rerun there were no jobs but we still have to come and try our luck. some people try their luck in other factories like this vehicle assembly plant but it's also been tough for big industries the private sector has suffered huge losses many companies have downsized some have closed and investors are holding onto their money for now big contracts which were meant to begin immediately after the election were postponed by international customers to do road construction on a relisted big project development they said let's wait and see how the election spins out. out on the streets most ken

hello and welcome to a special edition of eco at africa from nairobi kenya i'm glad to welcome you again right now the united nations climate change conference the most important annual environmental conference is taking place in jab many participants from all over the wild are debating how to protect our climate so this week we are bringing you inspiring stories about people from all over africa and europe who are fighting for a better climate my name is sharon mo money and with me if my colleague in nigeria hello there my name is now it's a way and i hope you aren't suffering too much from the effects of climate change like so many people around the world like here in nigeria we actually be feeling a bit of the impact now but let's look at what we have lined up on the show today. we show you how women in senegal are fighting against costly washing caused by climate change. when we are young environmental activists at the climate change conference in germany. we are there when hundreds of water backs out resettled in south africa with the help of helicopters i don't know how. but fuck t

i'm sharing the money from nairobi kenya and with me is my colleague and to you from a nice area helen t. and how is it going on the other side of the continent everything's fine on this side of the continent so on the hello everyone and welcome to the show i mean the show will in ocean state southwest nigeria and we do have some exciting news stories on the environment from africa and europe for you here is how we have them all lined up. we get close to lyons in uganda and find out the best ways to protect them. into me shall we visit companies are want to reduce overall energy consumption in the country. and in kenya we meet people who are making tropical from human waste. will begin this week's program in north africa industry internees here is an image of god following up more than a fad of the country's entire energy supply and the energy is mostly coming mostly from fossil fuels such as oil and liquefied petroleum gas now companies in the country are implementing measures to become more energy efficient in order to reduce greenhouse gases at the same time this process is supposed

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nairobi. an ordinary weekday morning in kenya's capital nairobi. and as always scores of people make their way to the city's industrial area to look for casual employment. what is change in the last few months is that jobs have become even more scarfs. even the recent election period and the political uncertainty around it he's waiting for work at this battery manufacturing plant he says he's only done ten days of work and around sixty dollars since august. after the august election on the rerun there were no jobs at all but we still have to come and try our luck. some people try their luck in other factories like this vehicle assembly plant but it's also been tough for big industries the private sector has suffered huge losses many companies have downsized some have closed and investors are holding onto their money for now big contracts which were meant to begin immediately after the election were postponed by international customers who are in to do road construction on a relisted big project development they said let's wait and see and see how t

nairobi. joining us now on the news great for more on the situation in kenya is iran go houghton who's an executive director of the advocacy organization chapter one which focuses on governance and accountability is live from the kenyan capital nairobi thank you very much for being with us so who are kenyatta now has a constitutional mandate but does he have a popular mandate is. is this a legitimate government that's going to be recognized and accepted by the kenyan people. the term legitimacy i think is controversial what is clear is that he will have to win over. several tens of probably six to seven million people that were left during the october twenty sixth election with no option after their candidate pulled out so i think the ball now shifts into the president elect's. corner to think through what is it that he can offer so that he can actually represent not just his own supporters but provide leadership and branch to his opposition figure but really to address the issues that have been demain through the last one hundred twenty days and these are essentially issues around electoral electo

we are joined live this morning from nairobi, kenya.decades long human rights violations. what's his future? >> well, at the moment we have to say, dave, that his future looks far less secure than it did 24, 48 hours ago. we are saying that this is an apparent coup, even though the army denies it's a coup. because they've done all the things that lead any analysis to consider it an apparent coup. they took over the state broadcaster. they heard in the introduction that mr. mugabe is confined to his residents, under house arrest. we've seen several pictures imnating of the police and i beg you pardon, the soldiers, that's the army, with tanks on the streets today. so, for all intents and purposes it seems to be a change of the guard in terms of who is running zimbabwe. now, look, how did we get here? we got here because the vice president was fired? why was he fired because mrs. mugabe -- mugabe's wife, grace mugabe had solid gunning for the political office and she wanted that vice presidency for herself. now this is complete for people

sga institutional economist and director of the center for conflict, security and development in nairobi kenyahe has worked for the european bank for construction feldman in london and is present at harvard university and columbia university. i'd like to thank dean hellman and the school foreign service for serving as anen academic partner on this panel. lastly, please don't forget to engage with us on social media during the event using the hashtag clinton 25. we are are on all social media channels. now without further ado please give our panelists a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you for the great introduction him and it's wonderful to have you all here. we have a short time, a lot to cover some going to get right into the questions. then we will leave plenty of time for students and members of the community ask questions. let me start, mo, set the stage for what we're trying to do here, although it's wonderful that president clinton graduate from the school of foreign service, we know that when he took office as president he took office largely focused on a domestic agenda. it's the eco

go back to the access to watch us to bring you a little earlier two people are killed in kenya's capital nairobi joining clashes between the police and opposition supporters t w a correspondent catherine and wanda is following this story from the mancha in kenya welcome catherine the elections over there still violence in the streets what's going on. well today we had a lot of protesters or not to support this who came together to try and welcome. main opposition leader right though didn't go didn't go as he was a writing in the country early in the morning so in the morning we saw the main airports which is the job looking at the international airport cordoned off by police and people were stopped from entering it with those those high security and then we saw that collate into violence between a running battle between police and protesters and while there are some reports that two people have been shot and there are also other reports that five people have been killed now these five people according to police were lynched by the protesters and that seems to be the explanation the p.c. using th

institutional economist and director of the center for conflict, security, and development in nairobi, kenya. he's worked for the european bank for reconstruction and taught at harvard university and columbia university. i'd like to thank dean hellman and the school for foreign service for serving on this panel. don't forget to engage with us on social media in the event using the hash tall #clinton25. 're on all social media as @goe -- @geopolitics. please give our panel a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you, annie, far great introduction. it's wonderful to have you all here. we have a short time and a lot to cover. i'll get right into the question, then we'll leave plenty of time for students and members of the community to ask questions. let me start, mo set the stage for what we're trying to do here. although it's wonderful that president clinton graduated from the school of foreign service, we know that when he took office as president, he took office largely focused on a nestic agenda. it's the economy stupid. a real focus on domestic issues. can you give us a sense, did he come into

people have been shot dead in violent clashes between police and opposition supporters in kenya's capital nairobi riot police to fire tear gas and used water cannon to break up crowds that have gathered to welcome the opposition leader raila odinga on his return to the country he's leading the protests against the outcome of last month's presidential election rerun and so present to her ok so when i said and. while ago i spoke with our correspondent in kenya catherine i want to and i asked her with the election over why there was still violence on nairobi streets. well today we had a lot of protesters or not to support this who came together to try and welcome. in main opposition leader raul oh didn't go didn't go as he was a writing in the country early in the morning so in the morning we saw the main airports which is the job looking at international airports cordoned off by police and people were stopped from entering it with those those high security and then we saw that escalate into the violence between a running battle between police and protesters and while there are some reports that two

nairobi. stadium at the inauguration ceremony of the horror of kenya bring in another of our correspondents in nairobi she is at a park where the opposition is planning to hold a rani today to protest against a working out is inauguration i understand that there's been some violence said because the protesters are being kept from reaching the area where you are tell us about what is happening. but we're on the jacaranda grounds fall in this is where the opposition had wanted to hold this rally commemorating supporters who had been killed in recent days the opposition says by police and that's the concern from many of the protesters who have gathered here on the outskirts of the sir jack aranda ground they're worried about police response but let me just step out of shot for you to get a better idea of what it looks like they're just a couple of police in this area but deeper in him because he in the residential area there are dozens more they have continued to fire tear gas they're trying their best to prevent these demonstrators from entering this area the demonstrators we've spoken to when w

two people have been killed in kenya's capital nairobi following clashes between police and opposition supporters riot police used fired tear gas and used more talent to break up crowds of gathered to welcome opposition leader rather a danger on his return to the country which is leading protests against the outcome of last month's rerun presidential election which saw president who will kenyatta win a second term. after to postpone a tesla c.e.o. elon musk has finally presented his new baby to the world more than that weighing in at more than thirty three thousand pounds it was a big and tesla's new big rig truck was unveiled last night in california electric powered it's meant to challenge the climate time damaging gas guzzlers gas guzzlers already on the roads just because that's the kind of guy he is he threw in a surprise sports car. it was a big show for a big truck. iran must joke that this would be the most useful eighteen wheeler ever tweeting it could transform into a robot fight aliens and even brew coffee and he said it's built for the long haul . now one of the biggest poi

cross and copresident of an organization called the supply which raises money to help students in nairobi, kenya, obtain an education. as copresident hi yun expanded the company's efforts. she is a program intern for the asian policy advancing center. as she completes her last year of college her dream is to become a lawyer to defend civil rights. she wrote me a letter and he's what she said. although i'm legally labeled as an alien in this country i call home, i believe i'm an american and i believe this not solely because i live, study, work and contribute in this country, but because i believe in the core values all americans share as a nation: liberty, justice, and prosperity. hi yun and other dreamers have so much to contribute to our country. but without daca or the dream act, they will be deported back to countries where they haven't lived since they were children. will america be stronger if we deport people like hi yun? i think the answer is obvious. when we introduced the dream act, senator graham said, and i quote, the moment of reckoning is coming. that moment, mr. president, has arr

well, in kenya, that's not the case. in the capital nairobithere are more than 50 different numbers for different ambulance services and if you need a fire engine, well, that's at least a dozen more, and even then there is no guarantee they'll be able to get to you. well, kate russell has been to meet a couple of entrepreneurs who have had the great idea of amalgamating them all into one service. think uber for emergency services. for most living in a modern metropolis, calling an ambulance involves dialling a single short code. but in a city more than 6 million people, nairobi has no functioning central emergency number. with five public hospitals and dozens of private hospitals and clinics all operating independently, you have to know who to call if you need an ambulance here and hope there's someone on duty to pick up. caitlin and maria run a start—up in nairobi hoping to address this problem. you just take for granted 911 exists and we did as well, both of us had lived here for years and we never even considered it and we'd worked in healt

kathleen london in nairobi outside the stadium with the inauguration of kenya has just taken place thank you very much. a european union decision to extend the license for the controversial life to say it's good and the complicating. efforts to form a new government in germany and the problem is that a minister in america is conservative blog made it a go go it alone decision to vote for the license extension without the support of the party currently in coalition with them confused let's explain. typhus eight has always been a controversial topic it pits the e.u. commission against citizens rights groups the chemicals industry against organic farmers critical scientists against support of scientists are the weed killer has become toxic to germany's acting government and this in danger in the prospects of forming a new one. e.u. member states twice before failed to agree whether to bond life was saved or extend its license no decision was reached because germany abstained both times. germany social democrat environment minister supported the bond due to suspicions of the weed killer is c

patches have broken out an opposition stronghold in kenya's capital nairobi after the supreme court upheld the reelection result they are before with demonstrators in the district threw stones at troops patrolling the area has the latest from outside the supreme court in the capital. despite the ruling from the supreme court that upheld the results of the october twenty sixth presidential rerun the opposition in kenya says it's an illegitimate government and it won't accept the outcome of this battle that's been going on for several months now it says that the ruling by the supreme court was made under two wrists indicating it doesn't believe that the judiciary acted independently we're yet to hear from the opposition about what exactly it will do next we do know it's called for economic boycotts as well as a campaign of civil disobedience so far it's also supporters to remain calm say that would it would indicate the way forward at some point later in the day and now the ruling party jubilee as well as the electoral commission has of course welcomes this ruling the see the electoral commi

inauguration ceremony which is about to get officially underway in nairobi the president arrived just a moment ago and there was a national anthem of kenya sixty thousand people in the stadium where they not here asian ceremonies happen in class or any stadium in nairobi filled to capacity several african heads of states are among the dignitaries attending including the presidents of south sudan uganda rwanda as well as zambia now this ceremony follows as we've said for months of often a violent political are evil which left more than fifty people dead the opposition leader in kenya right now has evolved to fight on against kenyatta's presidency while we're covering this story from both sides from a to miller is at a park in nairobi where the opposition had planned to hold a rally but the police have stopped them from coming in and force others away will be speaking to her in just a few minutes but first let's go to catherine someone who's counsel ronnie stadium where the inauguration ceremony of is about to begin we saw the president arrived just a short while ago catherine too loud she is a big crowd cassani stadium tell us about the a

seems that you know we're still well the pot but we're kenya says that he has the capability of uniting this country. right catherine on bondo in nairobi thank you very much for that. they started look at some other stories making news around the world french president emanuel mccraw has spoken to university students of booking of fossils capital one god two who are the president thought to make a clean break from the past saying that he came from a generation that would not tell africans what they should do and that he would rather focus on his efforts on bridging ties between africa and europe indonesian authorities have warned that an active volcano on bali could soon erupt mount a goal is shooting massive columns of smoke more than three kilometers into the sky the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people the island's international airport remains closed for a second day leaving thousands of travelers and tourists stranded. a flamboyant t.v. host looks set for a surprise win over the u.s. friendly president in elections in honduras salvador nostra has an unexpected lead an early election return

kathleen london in nairobi outside the stadium with you know gratian of kenya has just taken place thank you very much let me now bring you up to put some other stories making news around the wild indonesian authorities have warned about the activist king on body could soon mando who is shooting massive columns of smoke more than three kilometers into the sky the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people in the audience international ample grooming skills for a second day leaving thousands of travelers stranded. russia says it's lost contact with a weather satellite that was launched earlier today they say that a material or m. has not reached its designated orbit it was only the second rocket liftoff from russia's new. release in australia have arrested a man accused of planning a mash tooting on new year's eve officials said the twenty year old was trying to obtain an automatic rifle for an attack in melbourne's famous federation square police say the suspect is a known extremist and i sympathize. or your opinion a decision to extend the license for

autria: breaking right now, taking a live look out of nairobi, where the new president of kenya is beingworn in for his second term. this as he addresses the president now there, if anything major happens we will let you know. cyber monday is done and the focus has shifted from buying to given -- giving back. tory: people are gearing up make the holidays extra special for children in need. eileen? we are already off to a great start, but we need you at home to help us fill the boxes with toys. why is toys for tots such a special program for you at maybe federal? haveny of our team members come from military families. service is what we do. eileen: you guys have been participating for a few years? >> almost 20 years now, it's been great. suzanne: we are so excited -- eileen: we are so excited to be teaming up with you for the toy drive. what needs do you have? >> we want to make sure that people are donating toys they can go to any area, any drop-off box. it is the holidays, we want to make sure that they are up for that in giving toys away. as you mentioned, u other branches and through

violent protests have broken out an opposition stronghold in kenya's capital nairobi after the supreme court upheld the reelection result the army fort with demonstrators in the matter a district people threw stones at troops patrolling the area for me to miller has the latest from outside the supreme court in the capital. despite the ruling from the supreme court that upheld the results of the october twenty sixth presidential rerun the opposition in kenya says it's an illegitimate government and it won't accept the outcome of this battle that's been going on for several months now it says that the ruling by the supreme court was made under two wrists indicating it doesn't believe that the judiciary acted independently we're yet to hear from the opposition about what exactly it will do next we do know it's called for economic boycotts as well as a campaign of civil disobedience so far it's also supporters to remain calm say that would it would indicate the way forward at some point later in the day and now the ruling party jubilee as well as the electoral commission has of course welc

reminder of our top stories of our present to her a kenyatta of kenya has been sworn in for a second time at a ceremony in the capital nairobi of the country's political crisis continues police used tear gas against supporters of opposition leader a day they say the presidential election was illegitimate. and pope francis has held talks with men mausoleum songs and she the pope a respectful divides of all ethnic groups in myanmar but did not mention the range of finding and some say cheney has come under fire for not stopping what the u.n. has described as textbook ethnic cleansing against the wreckage. of today's i'll have more for you at the top of the hour in the meantime as always the web site that's t w dot com have a good day.

kenya's opposition supporters. thousands lined the streets of the capital nairobi to well come right now dingell. the veteran opposition leader was meeting his followers for the first time since the disputed presidential election in october and despite police warnings against any gatherings the supporters were determined to make a celebration of his return. he. says that people cannot go to the airport to welcome their leader we are waiting for dinner to come with good things right now we are waiting for what he has to say. the celebrations were short lived. the police launched an offensive against the opposition barring them from the city. property was damaged people injured. and some killed. but the opposition was undeterred. i've come to tell you that the time for the third republic has begun. the signs we are seeing are those of a government that has already fallen. putting a has called for a national resistance movement to protest the outcome of a repeat presidential election last month. which slowing come into president who cannot win a second five year time. and for more let's bring in cor

kenya has just a sworn in. for his disputed second term as president the some money has been taking place at a stadium in nairobi it's being attended by african heads of state and thousands of kenyatta supporters kenyatta one another five year term in a rerun of elections last month but they were boycotted by the opposition with said the vote would not be free and fair and for the very latest let's cross over now to our correspondent on the line from nairobi catherine wonder catherine they use standing by at a stadium where the inauguration of the out has just taken place it seems cannot it was given a rapturous welcome as soon as he took his oath of office. yes it's actually on he did say that actually using his speech he said that he will. adhere to the constitution. and just as he told his own the entire stadium to cheers right now is standing outside greece is very much a case of come out the girl out of kenyans out you can see here just i think maybe just the mere fact that it's all over and our money you know purchase election period is over it and there's an old excitement. and there's a lot of excitement

heightened tensions between riyadh and tehran over lebanon police in kenya have used tear gas to break up a demonstration in nairobi by supporters of opposition leader raila odinga he says at least thirty one of his supporters have been killed by police and militia since he returned to the country on friday at least fifteen people have been killed five others injured in a stampede and morocco this happened in a village about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of casa blanca as food aid was being distributed at a market as to the victims were women there so the headline today is continues after al jazeera so lex. we're living through a technological revolution the machines taking over a piece of machinery goes wrong is there a train all of this to go to which we can bring a legal system to bear oxford university professor of machine learning stephen rover talks to all disease this time. my baggie was my drug. if i have my drug. i do everything if i don't have my drug i cannot do anything. but. i've been using drugs since thirty four year that the game is we're selling drugs over the counter are the biggest. i do

in kenya, uhuru kenyatta was sworn in for a second term as president after a protracted and sometimes violent struggle. kenyatta addressed an estimated crowd of more than 60,000 in nairobi said the turmoil had stretched kenya "almost to the breaking point," but he urged the country to put divisions aside. >> i believe that those who voted for me chose the better vision. this, however, does not invalidate the aspirations of those who did not vote for me. i undertake today to be the custodian of the dreams of all. >> woodruff: elsewhere in the city, opposition candidate raila odinga called the election illegitimate and rallied supporters. police fired rifles and tear gas to break up the gathering, and three people were killed. secretary of state rex tillerson today rejected growing reports state department.ing out the democratic lawmakers, former department staffers and others have blamed tillerson for an exodus of senior foreign service officers. today, in a washington speech, tillerson insisted the critics are doing a disservice to department employees. >> there is no hollowing out. these numbers people are throwing around are just false, they're wrong. i'm offended on

police in kenya have fired tear gas to break up a demonstration by supporters of opposition leader. the protests broke out in nairobi after a number of people were shot dead overnight. at least thirty one. forces have been killed by police and militia since he returned to the culture on friday i think successfully challenge the re-election of president hu or kenya after an organist in amboy causes a rerun of the elections saying it still wouldn't be a fair rice kenya supreme court is expected to decide on monday if kenyatta will be sworn in for his second term or if new elections will be held so made a miller has more from nairobi a now familiar scene for kenyans as the country's political fate is decided in court the supreme court has received two petitions that want to invalidate the october twenty sixth presidential run a former member of parliament says fresh nominations for the presidential candidate should have been held before the rerun while human rights activists say the election should have been called off once the only other main contender opposition leader raila odinga withdrew from the race but the elec