the key money and we're bringing you the latest edition of this show from nairobi kenya. here's what's coming up for you in the next half hour. in south africa we meet young entrepreneurs who are getting very creative doing the coronavirus crisis. in ethiopia we discussed how to combat youth unemployment. and demand d.v.d. and sound engineer 5 both takes us around his hometown of said group. where a few weeks into the coronavirus pandemic now and the situation across the continent is difficult and frightening to say the least so how these last dozen curfews affecting young people economically we asked our correspondents all over africa what the job situation is like in their hometown and what people are doing to try and make the best of the situation here's their take. here in uganda young people have already lost jobs especially the tourism industry . that is the crees and not croghan as capital for many zimbabweans survival and that you don't is exactly. more people are spending time on the bones and eat games but some are worried they fear that if this pandemic persist

africa's youth i needed the money and we're bringing you the latest edition of this show from nairobi kenya. here's what's coming up for you in the next half hour. in south africa we need to young entrepreneurs who are getting very creative during the coronavirus crisis.

the latest edition of this show from nairobi kenya. here's what's coming up for you in the next half hour. in south africa we meet young entrepreneurs who are getting very creative during the coronavirus crisis.

i eat at the money and we're bringing you the latest edition of this show from nairobi kenya. here's what's coming up for you in the next half hour. in south africa we meet young entrepreneurs who are getting very creative doing the coronavirus prices. in ethiopia we discussed how to combat youth unemployment. and in mali.

it's near kenya's capital, nairobi.ernment suspended international flights nearly two months ago. no foreign tourists have come here since. i'm afraid a lot of jobs are going to be lost. reporter: visitors normally eat and sleep in the camp where nicholas works. it had to temporarily close privy normally in camps like this, all the beds are fully booked during the peak season. or than 2,000,004-on-two's -- tourists more than 2 million foreign tourists visited kenya last year to see the wildlife that live in the reserve. the money they spend creates millions of jobs and provide crucial finding to conservation. the fees charged for visiting reserves help pay the salary of rangers who protect animals from poachers. communities living nearby depend on incomes of those employed in thosector, but likelihoods are lost and people are forced to find other ways to survive. , cutting like poaching down of trees to bring household income. that is tied to the harsh economic realities occasioned by covid-19. reporter: the reserve is

it's near kenya's capital nairobi. the government suspended international flights nearly 2 months ago no foreign tourists have come here since it's a little bit and because of the legacy of plants in the country then i'm afraid that lots of jobs off of the going to be lost. this it is normally eat and sleep in the camp where nicolas works is have to temporarily close normally in camps like this all the beds are fully booked during the peak seasons more than 2000000 foreign tourists visited kenya last year most of them come here to see the wildlife that lives in the reserves and the money they spend creates millions of jobs and provides crucial funding for conservation the fees charged for visiting reserves and camps pay for the salaries of rangers who protect animals from poachers the communities living nearby depend on the incomes of those employed in the sector and if livelihoods are lost people are forced to find other ways to survive things like poaching there for you know household protein supplement. you know cut

to people on sewing their questions and trying to calm their fears catherine sawyer al-jazeera nairobi kenya. faced with soaring unemployment figures this year's university graduates in the u.s. are coming into the worst jobs market in a century many have large student debts and they're leaving their courses with little hope of a successful start to their korea's reports. for the class of 2020 there will be no caps and gowns no proud march to accept diplomas no celebration after years of study and hard work it's a distressing time for grads like james werner who attended vassar college in new york but is now with his parents in los angeles in terms of like you know graduating school and going into the workforce it's such a big change in general and kind of having the you know dark cloud of this pandemic over that adds even more stress and intensity to that process back home in gorham maine after american university in washington closed its doors may have terri says she feels like she's in limbo i've been trying to take everything one day at a time to preserve my mental health for both of the

it's near kenya's capital nairobi. the government suspended international flights nearly 2 months ago no foreign tourists have come here since it's a little bit because of the legacy of plants in the country there are now more for lots of jobs for the going to be lost. this is normally eat and sleep in the camp where nicholas works is have to temporarily close normally in camps like this all the beds are fully booked during the peak seasons more than 2000000 foreign tourists visited kenya last year most of them come here to see the wildlife that lives in the reserves and the money they spend creates millions of jobs and provides crucial funding for conservation the fees charged for visiting reserves and camps pay for the salaries of rangers who protect animals from poachers the communities living nearby depend on the incomes of those employed in the sector and if livelihoods are lost people are forced to find other ways to survive things like poaching there for you know household protein supplement. you know cutting do

well does iraq nairobi kenya. quick bit of revenues and the taliban has claimed responsibility for a suicide attack that killed at least 5 people and wounded more than 40 others in afghanistan the bras toppan in the southeastern province of gosney a day after rival leaders in afghanistan signed a power sharing deal the governor says the bomber exploded a vehicle in a facility used by local intelligence offices. now in u.s. brian shaw of america's military the space force has launched its 1st mission. was fired rocket the unmanned spacecraft blasted off from cape canaveral in florida after being delayed for a day by bad weather officials haven't revealed the purpose of the mission nor are they saying how long it will remain in orbit the solar powered vessel has flown several times before but this is its 1st mission with the space force which was established in december as well as much more news on our web site at al-jazeera dot com the very latest on the coronavirus pandemic the reopening is and the additional lock

malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. the corona virus has infected more than 30 percent of the inmates and staff at a prison in central colombia airfares now they are break could expand to the rest of the city of venice. reports from. ordinary already was one of the most overcrowded prisons in colombia now it has become one of the main hotspots of coronavirus contagion and in $700.00 inmates in guards that so far tested positive for more than 30 percent of the prison population this detainee says he tested negative to the virus but remains held with the sick. there is no place here it's why so late the negative from the positive worried relatives outside of the center say they feared the worst my son tells me that it is very bad in sight that there are infected people on top of one another there are no priorities for us were sleeping quarters it's a very bad situation representatives of the prison staff say there is little that can be done at this point. considering the reduced space in the building the overcrowding it's

it's been more than a month since pubs in nairobi like this one popping with life. kenya's government closed bars and restaurants to prevent the spread of the corona virus. but the risk to life. in the kitchen. through meat is a local speciality says takeaways are allowed and motorbike riders like france his career deliver to those who don't venture out. it's a big risk to get to a. good. bit of. france he says that through deliveries around which as a rule the world ladies down he's struggling to look after his family it's not easy riding around on a bike all day nairobi's know that he will be the moment raining a lot of the time you least want to throughout the day for walking down the road to the right as they think they're old enough 40 kilometers long and then there's the pressure of trying to get home safely before the something. police have been accused of rights abuses when enforcing it you found off the dog right to say they might be beaten will have to pay a bribe to customers say they plan to get their favorite food at home but they miss the few times that at the

it's been more than a month since pubs in nairobi like this one opening with life. kenya's government closed bars and restaurants to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. but there is still life. in the kitchen filled meat is a local speciality. takeaways are allowed and motorbike riders like front his career are delivered to those who don't venture out. with the recruits getting up from the. front he says that food deliveries are up which as a rule work loaded down he struggling to look after his family it's not easy riding around on a bike all day nairobi is not particularly warm at the moment raining a lot of the time you want to sweat for walking down the road for the riders it's like sitting still enough for the kilometer when down that long and under the pressure of trying to get home safely this for the sunset. police have been accused of rights abuses when enforcing it is found after dark riders say they might be beaten or have to pay a bribe to customers say they plan to get their favorite food at home but they miss the good times as did most those who have no. go

malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya.construction workers back on the job in parts of india has some areas relax restrictions building has resumed on a metro line in the northern industrial city of cumple workers are being screened as they enter the site and numbers are being limited to allow for physical distancing a nationwide lockdown is still in place until later this month but regions considered to be low risk are allowed to start early. the marrow of south korea's capital seoul has ordered all bars and clubs to close of the concerns the virus could be spreading there the government had begun to relax its social distancing measures after a drop in new infections but in seoul there were reports of new cases links to some bars and nightclubs which prompted the order to shut them down. from hong kong palin says there was optimism after infections in south korea drops to single digits. but this now is becoming a cautionary tale for south korea and letting its guard down too soon this latest a cluster of infections stem t

malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. public health authorities in rome have accelerated the development of a network of cycling lanes italian capital it's created 150 kilometers of emergency bike lanes to give people more options to avoid public transport before the pandemic the existing pathways weren't connected and the network was expanding very slowly more people will choose to cycle even after the emergency is over. so we kept the headlines right now on al jazeera forces loyal to libyan war locally for hot star have struck the police functioning airport a rocket attack is believed to have hit a civilian plane at the mitiga airports after has been trying for months to take control of the libyan capital but his attempts have been. repulsed by the un recognized government. pakistan has started lifting the lockdown measures as the number of daily infections reaches a new high and there are fears over the state of its economy that slipping into recession has more from the capital islamabad. the government heard. the open

her family in the weeks ahead she says all they can do is pray to god malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya still had an al-jazeera. ghosting an x. ray. calls mom to a lot more internationally trained doctors to practice medicine in canada during the pandemic. piling on the pain how the devastating outbreak is reaching deep into the heart of the brazilian rain forest. i know there's some or all the heavy rain developing through will central and southern areas of china but we have got a bit of a brief ice 5 2nd across into japan that cloud is well to the east and so through tuesday a warm bright and sunny day 26 celsius in osaka but the rain is on its way into all sudden sections of the korean peninsula and then here is that mass of rain into southern china here bay province and really tools east and south across into fusion that as we go through wednesday the rain is still in the full cost not quite as heavy that real heavy mass is mostly open waters and then we'll see this rain developing along with a cloud working its way gradually towards beijing slightly bringing the clouds in over the

conditions and have little or no access to health care so far kenya has reported nearly 500 cases in 24 deaths malcolm webb reports from the capital nairobi. anima da fled fighting in her hometown in south sudan when she was 2 years old her parents brought her here to kakuma refugee camp in northern kenya it's been a home ever since over 2 decades it's become a city of shacks home to nearly 200000 people trips to the water pump with the market are essential to the way people get food to eat. she's worried about the spread of the coronavirus in a company. when i don't know where we fetch water we have to queue and social distancing is practically impossible that scares me. and is among nearly hoffa 1000000 refugees in kenya many escaped the conflicts in neighboring somalia and. most live in camps like. so far no cases of the virus have been identified here. refugee rights activists say cramped conditions and the lack of health care could be a recipe for disaster unfortunately it means possible devastation people who are infected will not be able to be isolated people who. will be a lot of transmission spreads fast and the response was this

the next report takes place in nairobi kenya now even if traffic has recently slowed down it's hard to imagine the capital without my tattoos these are the mini buses and mini vans that most kenyans rely on to get around that not harmlessly loud and chaotic and before the lockdown at least always very crowded they usually not the typical workplace for women but we've done the call here so we met a female doctor conductor who told us she wouldn't. want any other job. nairobi is transferred system it's chaotic it's crowded and often on drooly the city's buses or my tattoos as they are known are a tough workplace but they provide entire families with an income. for carolina's song this job means an early start her day begins at 5 am she shares a tiny room with her sister her child and her adopted daughter it's dark and her neighborhood isn't the safest but it's a risk she has to live with. caroline is a must have to conduct when her husband died she started working at a hotel but that didn't pay the bills for her family and the school fees for her 2 teenage sons so she changed jobs. don't

her family in the weeks ahead she says all they can do is pray to god malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. with most flights grounded low pay the airport workers across the us have been hit hard by layoffs before the pandemic they were fighting for a pay increase now those who remain are facing years of financial hardship. on the reports from philadelphia. at philadelphia international airport wheelchairs used to take elderly or immobile passengers to or from their planes and gates sit empty and for the wheelchair attendants many have been laid off or facing difficult choices like reginald smith a husband and father forced to choose between possibly contract in coronavirus at the airport and bringing it home to his family or quitting his job knowing it would lead to financial hardship he chose his family's health my wife was high risk. at this had. cost him her i didn't want to do it so what he would come out all across were no matter who we know me good turnaround were. a labor union representative says over $600.00 philadelphia airport workers he represents from the service employees un

and colleagues will soon stop seeing him as a threat to their health catherine saw al-jazeera nairobi kenya. thailand has further easing restrictions to get its economy moving again department stores shopping centers and food courts we're going to bring you up in on sunday night a curfew has also been reduced to a furnace forced tens of thousands of filipinos into emergency shelters raising fears the cramped conditions could increase the spread of coronavirus and storm's been downgraded often leaving a trail of destruction to be undergone a. title and bone song stormed in from the pacific 1st making a land fall in the eastern beside his region. when it struck the typhoon was a strong as a category 3 hurricane and brought with it destructive winds that downed power and communication lines to wrenshaw rain and threaten storm surges forced ports to close leaving many travelers and fishing boats stranded. in them and this apology of committing these sore thousands are in government or in shelters. one in which we need to prepare hope each other cooperate and listen to the announcements follow o

her family in the weeks ahead she says all they can do is pray to god malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. scientists have made a major breakthrough in the fight against malaria they find a microbe the prevents mosquitoes from being infected with the disease and that stops them from infecting humans a microbe is known as micro spit idea m b it lives in the guts and genitals of mosquitoes researchers couldn't find malaria in any mosquitoes carrying the microbe the world health organization says more than $400000.00 people are killed by malaria each year most of them are children under 5 it's thought at least 40 percent of mosquitoes in an area would need to be infected with the microbe voted to have a serious impact on malaria jeremy heron is a research scientist at the international center of insect physiology and ecology a lead the study and explains how mosquito populations could be controlled with the discovery of this new microbe. there's a few characteristics that we found in this michael need actually give us some clues as to what we could use to get it out and so that is the vertic

her family in the weeks ahead she says all they can do is pray to god malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. still ahead on al-jazeera sports fans will get live action in south korea but under strict guidelines. on families reunited and its lead off to a strict sounds are relaxed there are fears about a 2nd wave of infections. hello there plenty of warm air in place across much of the arabian peninsula all hussein want to show you can see a very widely scattered throughout much of turkey what we have out of the last few days isn't pretty good play conditions for the east and all the mad so is the skies in beirut i say clear conditions you can see some 80 dogs threatening clouds above there but it's the warm and for most part it has been sunny people even into the mediterranean sea but there is more rain on the way through choose a little of low pressure this will roll its way through tools the eastern end of the med that will bring the showers later in the day more rain across into the fall south and west of yemen and we could all this area of cloud here we could see one or 2 scottish thund

her family in the weeks ahead she says all they can do is pray to god malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya now syria's president has warned there could be a catastrophe if coronavirus infection rates spike there have been few recorded cases but bashar al assad says health services could be overwhelmed if that changes a calf you has been in place now for a month 44 cases and 3 deaths have been confirmed. well turkey has begun easing restrictions travel between 7 cities will be allowed for the 1st time in weeks more than 130000 people there have tested positive air france has been told it will need to become more environmentally friendly as part of a bailout deal to keep it afloat the european union has signed off on a $7600000.00 loan to help the struggling airline but france's economy minister says the deal is contingent on the airline slashing at c o 2 emissions and cutting domestic routes that can no longer be justified temporary hospitals set up in the u.k. as capital is expected to be placed on standby within days because of a lack of patients london's nightingale hospital was built wi

her family in the weeks ahead she says all they can do is pray to god malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. now a plane carrying medical supplies for the fight against the current virus has crashed in somalia killing 6 people the transport minister says the plane came down near bar dolly in the southern bay region syria's president has warned there could be extended strophe if coronavirus infection rates their spike there's been a few recorded cases but russia says health services could be overwhelmed if that changes a curfew has been in place now for a month 44 cases and 3 deaths have been confirmed while turkey has begun easing restrictions travel between 7 cities will be allowed for the 1st time in weeks more than 130000 people there have tested positive hundreds of people in honduras have blocked a highway to prevent funerals for coronavirus victims the demonstrators used boulders burning tires and even tree branches in the protest outside the capital riot police eventually cleared the highway has more than a 1000 infections with 82 deaths the formula one race track in mexico's capital

spread of misinformation including by some african leaders catherine sawyer reports from kenya's capital nairobi. victor evers job as a journalist to the facts checking agency is to verify information on the internet and examine the truth to what government and political leaders are saying he especially needs to be more diligent during the coronavirus pandemic never has just analyzed the social media video of the governor of kenya's capital nairobi mike's on call who recently included bottles of a brand of cognac in food relief packs and gave these explanations that is committee which has some but it. couldn't conduct business thoughts and it kills the person because the virus is something that it kills as the disease continues to spread across the continent so does misinformation about it a lot of false information a lot of misinformation and disinformation play on your emotions and when people are emotional the come to be become be critical of this would not be the right thing sounds in uganda presidential where it was 70 reason he endorsed the production of a sanitizing spray that a medical i

her family in the weeks ahead she says all they can do is pray to god malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. kenya is demanding an investigation after a plane carrying coronavirus medical aid crashed in somalia killing 6 people on board small as transport minister says the kenyan aircraft came down there badali in the southern bay region about 5 things are active in southern somalia the crash happened in an area controlled by governments troops. china's government is continuing to deny discriminating against african students who are studying that human rights watch says some were affected from their accommodation forcibly tested for the virus and quarantine in the southern city of quine's a government leaders in beijing reject the accusations accusing the united states of trying to harm relations with african nations q weighing is the china research at human rights watch and she says that africans in china of long experience racial discrimination. a lot of africans i spoke in one show they told me that they have already they had already been tested a negative high ever they were still taken

her family in the weeks ahead she says all they can do is pray to god malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya in israel the need is the local councils in arab towns have gone on strike they're demanding compensation for revenue loss as a result of the coronavirus pandemic have fostered has more from time. this is a national problem across israel local governments have had a huge shortfall in what they would usually expect to take in in terms of local taxes because of the businesses shuttering under the coronavirus restrictions but leaders of palestinian israeli minister parties such as this one say that they are being compensated to the same extent under a government program as bigger jewish majority areas in israel is an $800000000.00 compensation scheme from the interior ministry but areas such as this one say they're only getting in total some $13000000.00 of that and they say that's just not enough but that the attilla be billeted talked about this is why we ask them to deal with the arab sector that lacks resources hundreds of thousands of people are under the poverty line therefore we a

it's near kenya's capital nairobi. the government suspended international flights nearly 3 months ago no foreign tourists have come here since it's a little bit because of a legacy of plants in the country there now i'm afraid but lots of jobs are for the going to be lost. this is normally eat and sleep in the camp where nicholas work is have to temporarily close normally in camps like this all the beds are fully booked during the peak seasons more than 2000000 foreign tourists visited kenya last year most of them come here to see the wildlife that lives in the reserves and the money they spend creates millions of jobs and provides crucial funding for conservation the fees charged for visiting reserves and camps pay for the salaries of rangers who protect animals from poachers the communities living nearby depend on the incomes of those employed in the sector and if livelihoods are lost people are forced to find other ways to survive things like poaching there for you know household protein supplement. you know cutting

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it's been more than a month since pubs in nairobi like this one republican with a life. kenya's government closed bars and restaurants to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. but the risk to life. in the kitchen. to meat is a local speciality so takeaways are allowed and motor bike riders like france his career deliver to those who don't venture out. it's a big risk getting a. good. bit of. crunch he says that 3 deliveries around which as a rule the world ladies down he's struggling to look after his family not easy riding around on a bike all day no it is not the moment raining a lot of the time you want to throw for walking down the road with a rider that they think they're old enough for the kilometers long and then there's the pressure of trying to get home safely before the sunset the police have been accused of rights abuses when enforcing it is found after dark riders say they might be beaten or have to pay a bribe to customers say they plan to get their favorite food at home but they miss the good times that at the restaurant those who have given them things here and t

destitute france is like so many others he can't wait until this is all over malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. and nearly 100000000 people in east africa are without electricity the outage happened after kenya's power distribution company reported a fault in its transmission grid there's also a nationwide blackout in neighboring uganda as the grids are interconnected the kenyan power company has issued a statement saying it lost power supply in the national grid because of system disturbance of 4 to 5 49 in the morning local time and its engineers are working to identify and address the problem to restore supply. remember of coded 19 deaths in brazil is reached a daily high more than 750 people died in just 24 hours. on a state has been the hardest hit hundreds of coffins have been sent to the regional camp from analysis more funerals are expected more than 10000 people have died from the virus in brazil. argentina's president has announced the mandatory lockdown in the capital of one osiris will be extended to may the 24th the country has faced strict quarantine measures for the past 50 days

kenya. dance is taking over nairobi and even spreading beyond.ity that has 40% unemployment and now all of a sudden, there's dance teachers and it is an opportunity for people to make a living through dance and i am just as excited about training future dance teachers and having more of these little studios around nairobi and around kenya as i am about training dancers that are leaving kenya and going abroad, like joel. annabel shaw, playing juliet, from the northern and manchester city ballet is on hand to greet him. romeo and juliet is my favourite ballet. i think the score, prokofiev's music, isjust to die for. i think it's gorgeous. when cooper told me kind of, yeah, only five weeks ago, "oh, you're going to do romeo and juliet. you're going to be juliet. joel is coming but he is not arriving until a week before the show," i was kind of like, "oh, 0k!" the cast have already been rehearsing for three weeks asjoel arrives, with the opening night just seven days away. for now, i want you to get your tights and your dance pointe on. i don't have