namibia of course. we are debating now is a unique situation but at the end of the day we've got to look at land as original question rather than as a narrow national question the question of land in namibia in south africa and in zimbabwe is still reflective of colonial power relations and that is the true issue that must be resolved so this is in fact the time that we in south africa way in namibia and we in the bubble a debate in how are we going to resolve the legacy of colonialism and how are we going to resolve the enjoying legacy of such a colonialism and so it seems to me that we have to be focused on the broader question as to how is the namibian land issue going to be resolved. iraq's parliament has finally picked a new president after weeks of delays veteran kurdish politician but home sorry was among twenty candidates for the post position is always filled by a kurdish member of parliament as part of a long standing agreement let's get more on this now from hamad out o. in baghdad so how muc

now namibia of course as we are debating now is a unique situation but at the end of the day we've got to look at land as a original question rather than as another national question a question of land in namibia in south africa and in zimbabwe is still reflective of colonial power relations and that is the true issue that must be resolved so this is in fact the time that we in south africa where we. are debating how are we going to resolve the legacy of colonialism and how are we going to resolve the enjoyment. of such a colonialism and so it seems to me that we have to be focusing on the broader question as to how is the namibia land issue going to be resolved signing people are just let me answer actually there first a little glimmer is a solution to what is mild point from a very very briefly how does the government therefore absorb all the views that will come out of this conference and take that and boil that down into a fair situation for everyone. yes i think of the men issue that the government should be focusing on is here in the views from below upwards the critical problem

. —— namibia. -- namibia. food and in the past this wasn't the case. case. expectation of the food sources the african penguin. to increase their chances of reading successfully. successfully. can swim freely with these endangered wild birds. endangered wild birds. they get millions of visitors every year. year. it's really amazing to see them there. them there. i didn't think i would get this close. get this close. that we can to preserve these wonderful animals. wonderful animals. population and increasing penguin numbers is a priority here. numbers is a priority here. that children can see the african penguin in the world. since the lebanese civil war many buildings still lie in ruins. east. went back for the first time in more than 50 years. the imac that photograph was taken where i am sitting now. —— that photograph. i did a painting of it. my name is is a mirror and i am 80. i got married in the grand hotel in september ten 1965. september ten 1965. unfortunately, it closed in 75. my name is tom young. i'm an artist from england. is one of the most remarkable places in the whole cou

namibia of course. we are debating now is a unique situation but at the end of the day we've got to look at land as a regional question rather than as a narrow national question the question of land in the media in south africa and in zimbabwe is still reflective of colonial power relations and that is the true issue that must be resolved so this is in fact the time that we in south africa way in the media and we in the bubble at debating how are we going to resolve the legacy of colonialism and how are we going to resolve the jordan legacy of certain colonialism and so it seems to me that we have to be focused on the broader question as to how is the namibia learned going to be resolved dozens of people in the democratic republic of congo die every year from flooding caused by rivers and sewage systems and that's because it's blocked by plastic rubbish the government is now banned the manufacturing and sale of plastic banks and bottles but many people in the capital kinshasa say a lot more needs to be

can you tell us about hender dyckman the lawyer who's filed the suit and the paper he's suing the namibiall the namibian is the country's largest newspaper and it published two stories in two thousand and sixteen and in two thousand and seventeen linking deep meant to companies used by alleged mafia kingpin zola and i maybe i was an important port of call for the sicilian mafia drug trade in the one nine hundred ninety s. and early two thousand and pilot solo reportedly had multiple bank accounts there according to the namibians reports dyckman was the lawyer of choice for anyone wanting to invest in companies related to pilot solo dignan denies the allegations and demands that the newspaper attracts the articles apologizes or pays him twenty thousand dollars in damages and how is the paper responding well done gainey. and there may be an editor who's also named as a defendant in the case called the lawsuit and tend to intimidate and stop us and the rest of the news media from writing about people who clearly have a lot of resources to keep their activities secret we have followed the bes

academic and military training to liberation leaders like south africa like mozambique like angola like namibia you know they don't have the means to do that anymore so we've got to differentiate and that's why i think the strategy of boxing clever and playing a nice game around energy diplomacy and hard power with a little bit of soft power is one that i think will be most effective so you know if you look at what the rest of the world is trying to do on the continent you know the american foreign policy has changed dramatically and you know their relationship with with africa will be around return on investment europe is largely focused around security and migration britain and there's a potential opportunity there with briggs it's to do exploit the commonwealth linkages india and and and japan are looking to establish military routes china's got to both broad initiative and their criticisms around it's dead strategy so what you're going to do i really want to just end of the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov he really spent a lot of time a lot of energy travelling around different count

in africa, only zimbabwe, kenya, namibia, and south africa have reasonably sized populations of them.he reason is poachers who are keen to profit from their valuable horns. they fetch a fortune on the global black market. traders get around $60,000 u.s. per kilo. in uganda their numbers have slowly been increasing in recent years. our reporter julia henrichmann paid a visit to a privately-run sanctuary and met with some committed conservationists. reporter: they're safe here in this sanctuary. it covers 70 square kilometers and is sponsored by the rhino fund. the southern white rhinoceros has been wiped out in other parts of uganda. but here, 24 of them roam the savannah and woodlands. raymond opio is trying to find one for us. the ranger sometimes has to trek far into the bush to track one down. finally we catch a glimpse of uhuru and her baby, who was born in june. the gestation period for the species is 18 months. we have to be cautious. rhino mothers are ferocious in defense of their young. raymond: uhuru is like mother, like daughter. the mother is the same character. the mother

this birds can only be found in south africa and namibia but their survival is under threat and one ofin have to swim further to find their food where in the past this wasn't the case. we suspect this could be from commercial trawling or over exploitation of the food sources of the african penguin. in just three years the number of breeding pairs has dropped by a fifth. here at boulders beach in simon's town, the rangers are encouraging the penguins to use artificial nest boxes, hoping to increase their chances of breeding successfully. this colony is the only place in the world where people can swim freely with these endangered wild birds. as a result, they get millions of visitors every year. it's really amazing to see them there. i didn't think i'd get this close. i really think it's very important that we do everything that we can to preserve these wonderful animals. stabilising the population and increasing penguin numbers is a priority here. the aim, that children can see the african penguin in the world. since the lebanese civil war many, buildings still lie in ruins, like the g

these birds can only be found in south africa and namibia.ea. the african penguin have to swim far distances to find food but in the past that wasn't the case. we suspect it could be from commercial trawling. in just three years the number of breeding pairs has dropped by a fifth. here are boulders beach the rangers are encouraging the penguins to use artificial nest boxes, hoping to increase their chances of breeding successfully. this colony is the only place in the world where people can swim freely with these endangered wild birds. as a result they get millions of visitors every. it's really amazing to see them here and get as close as i have. i really think it's important we do everything we can to preserve these wonderful animals. stabilising the population and increasing penguin numbers is a priority here. the aim? that children can see the african penguin in the wild. now it's time for a look at the weather. some glorious sunshine to the north of the british isles today. this picture a couple of hours ago from kendal in cumbria. a bea

stop of a royal tour of africa for the duke of cambridge, which also included visits to tanzania and namibiaon villa marketing department thanking their lucky stars they have such a stellar pro bono salesman. he also got involved on the pitch, although he didn't seem to have his shooting boots on with that wayward effort. luckily, the second in line to the throne was far more cool, calm and collected when it came to the british specialty, sort of, of penalty shoot—outs, finishing with ease. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport team, that is your monday sport briefing. we are asking you today about tipping. what is the practice when it comes to eating out and what you should give to those who have served you. today the prime minister is expected to announce legislation which will ensure restaurants cannot legally retain part of service charges, and this is off the back of some restaurant chains like tgi fridays, who keep a percentage of the tips left for the staff. she is looking to change that in th

academic and military training to liberation leaders like south africa like mozambique like and go like namibia. you know that they don't have the means to do not anymore so we've got to differentiate and that's why i think the strategy of boxing clever and playing a nice game around energy diplomacy and hard power with a little bit of soft power is one that i think will be most effective so you know if you look at what the rest of the world is trying to do on concert the. it's you know the american. foreign policy has changed dramatically and you know their relationship with with africa will be around return on investment yeah europe is largely focused around security and migration in britain and it is a potential opportunity there with regards to to exploit the commonwealth linkages in the air and are not looking to establish military routes china's going to vote broad initiative and their criticisms around it's dead strategy so what are you going to do i really want to just end of the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov he really spent a lot of time a lot of energy travelling around diffe

this birds can only be found in south africa and namibia but their survival is under threat and one of where in the past this wasn't the case. we suspect this could be from commercial trawling or over exploitation of the food sources of the african penguin. in just three years the number of breeding pairs has dropped by a fifth. here at boulders beach in simon's town, the rangers are encouraging the penguins to use artificial nest boxes, hoping to increase their chances of breeding successfully. this colony is the only place in the world where people can swim freely with these endangered wild birds. as a result, they get millions of visitors every year. it's really amazing to see them there. i didn't think i'd get this close. i really think it's very important that we do everything that we can to preserve these wonderful animals. stabilising the population and increasing penguin numbers is a priority here. the aim, that children can see the african penguin in the world. we have more to come including the news briefing where we will look at detail —— in detail at this story. a pilot sch

of course in the southern parts of africa you can see a fair amount of cloud there over parts of namibia that's giving warnell to showers and there's the risk of seeing one or two more as we head through wednesday even talk though up at thirty two degrees cooler in cape town so right here on the top temperature of twenty. and i had three jobs and now i only have one but i'm soo providing for my family. and the first time i was admitted to hospital i didn't show any signs of imus. and all that but my opinion and i have become very positive and stop thinking about the negative sides of farmers. on al-jazeera while. living with m. and s. in egypt. we're back with the headlines here on al-jazeera and the u.s. president says he plans to speak with saudi arabia over the disappearance of saudi journalist. his comments come as international pressure is mounting with the u.k. and the e.u. both saying they're treating this incident seriously had not been heard from since the end of the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday. president donald trump has accepted the resignation of u.n. ambassador

i've done it myself but that was in namibia look at the there was a school near. eighty tons of shock on board doesn't have much it means eight tons of fins at most but up with you know complete coverage of what i had ten times on board. those so i had the extra two tons of fins. in the ship. and all of that. that's a no go and what did you do that with you know what's on the sea breeze but when the inspectors were gone i am loaded them into the same container as the bodies. there together so if i had done that here in spain the ship would have been decommissioned for fifty years. i think i would be living on a lot of. well. how could assessors possibly give m.s.c. certification to a fishery like this the independent company bureau veritas refused to give us an interview. vancouver canada. we hope to get an answer from dr daniel pauly. is a professor and highly regarded marine biologist who helped found the m.s.c. in one nine hundred ninety seven. back then dr pauly was enthusiastic about the dialogue between industry and conservation. and now he distances himself

there have been a few showers recently running down the skeleton coast of namibia nothing dramatic but while it seems there want to see more to come for a day or so at least. were . i have didn't get it almost my entire professional life so they were mentioning fight against corruption and what i have heard is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those shampoos and this award bridges that gap that existed in this. nominate your own for us from here on shined the light on what they do and to of not shine a light on your hero with your nomination for the international space award two thousand and eighteen for more information go to isa war dot com. you know again you're watching the news hour with me fully back t. bone are in mind of our top stories this hour take issue authorities believe a saudi journalist missing since tuesday has been killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul sanji arabia denies the allegations jamal disappeared after entering the building to pick up paperwork for his marriage to president ship type better wants his authorities are looking in

but for much of southern africa it does look dry look further west because the some showers into namibia and also some heavy rain for angola. u.s. citizens obstructed from saving their families as the crisis in yemen worsens some have fled the horror of war only to be entangled in bureaucratic limbo with their lives and dreams of a future court on call. phone lines explores the old to legal effects of trumps immigration policies. between war and the ban on adjusting. yes i mean i like. turkish president. says all details about killing be revealed by jews day as international pressure grows on riyadh german chancellor angela merkel says there's a spending weapon sales to saudi arabia over killing. this is. also coming out. ministration says it won't didn't thousands of south american migrants reached mexico on the way to the u.s. and australia's prime minister says to the survivors of child sexual abuse in australian institutions over decades. pressure is mounting on saudi arabia to reveal all facts surrounding the killing of jamal khashoggi inside its consulate in istanbul turkey as pres

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it's the way that the herrero people and the namo people in today's namibia would feel.ple and the way jews feel all around the world when someone yells and feels comfortable yelling "all the jews must die" and goes ahead and does it. i think there's a special historical burden. the jewish people and the tutsis and others. and this hits at the core. and there's a historical burden of those around them to understand that this is a particularly traumatic moment for members of the american community who happen to be jewish americans. >> thank you for that. >> it's a terrible day. for this country. >> tim naftali, thank you. the jewish community in pittsburgh and all around the country, all around the world really, in mourning tonight. so coming up next, i'll talk to a former rabbi at this tree of life synagogue. he's been there for seven years. he'll talk about how his community is coping. they're devastated. the sun comes up, the sun goes down. you run those miles, squeeze the toothpaste from the bottom and floss to set a good example. you fine tune the proposal, change th

these birds can only be found in south africa and namibia. in the past that wasn't the case. we suspect it could be from commercial trawling. work with overexploitation of the food sources of the african penguin. in just three years the number of breeding pairs has dropped by a fifth. here at boulders beach the rangers are encouraging the penguins to use artificial nest boxes, hoping to increase their chances of breeding successfully. this colony is the only place in the world where people can swim freely with these endangered wild birds. as a result, they get millions of visitors every. it's really amazing to see them here and get as close as i have. i really think it's important we do everything we can to preserve these wonderful animals. stabilising the population and increasing penguin numbers is a priority here. the aim? that children can see the african penguin in the wild. storms in south—west france have killed at least 13 people. flash floods inundated a number of towns and villages. civil defence officials say the equivalent of thre

academic and military training to liberation leaders like south africa like mozambique like and go like namibia. you know that they don't have the means to do not anymore so we've got to differentiate and that's why i think the strategy of boxing clever and playing a nice game around energy diplomacy and hard power with a little bit of soft power is one that i think will be most effective so you know if you look at what the rest of the world is trying to do on the. you know the american. foreign policy has changed dramatically and you know their relationship with with africa will be around return on investment yeah europe is largely focused around security and migration in britain and it is a potential opportunity there with regards to to exploit the commonwealth linkages in the air and are not looking to establish military routes china's going to both broad initiative and the criticisms around it's dead strategy so what are you going to i really want to just end of the russian foreign minister so they level off he really spent a lot of time a lot of energy travelling around different countries

that comes out of namibia through botswana and particularly the eastern side of south africa now there's rain forecast to durban as the center if you like on wednesday and i think that could be quite significant look at the wind direction it's sort of also from some sort of get circulation always a clue that rain may last only a day and disappears eastwards. we're. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the bench and fight against corruption and what i have heard is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those captives and this award bridges the gap that existed in this. nominate your own version of your own child to light on what they do and to have not shine a light on your hero with your nomination for the international space award two thousand and eighteen for more information go to ace award dot com. well i want to tell you about the top stories trending on our website dot com they see number one what's new in the u.s. canada mexico trade deal this was the story that broke yesterday of reaction and analysis on that still what that deal means the ts

thrashing of the seychelles and in what turned out to be a decent day for southern african nations namibia and zimbabwe secured the goodwins away from home theirs in bobbins of the group g. leaders at the halfway mark of qualifying in other matches they were big wins for senegal became a fast and uganda kenya former sports minister is set to face charges in court for allegedly skimming money from payments intended for the country's limbic athletes our son watto and five other officials are being investigated over the loss of almost five hundred fifty thousand dollars according to kenya's chief prosecutor the money was due to go to athletes who gave the east african nation its most successful olympics over at rio twenty sixteen who is now the ambassador to austria had not yet commented on saturday. innings cricketers have beaten sri lanka in the second one day international in them bowler last so clearly we could have jason roy this rank and veteran ended up with five in the match but england captain owen morgan hit ninety two before becoming one of the victims the tourists two hundred seve

flash flooding of course they happen a few showers recently running down the scouts and coast of namibia nothing dramatic but once it is there i want to see more to come for a day at least. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other nights the story providing a glimpse into someone else's wild. on. in the lead up to the u.s. midterm elections will be talking to the american people looking at key issues for voters from immigration to economic struggles the health care system to racism and women's rights joined us throughout have told her for special coverage and analysis the u.s. military on al-jazeera. a reminder of our top stories on al-jazeera believe a saudi journalist missing since tuesday has been killed inside the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul songe arabia denies the allegations. disappeared after entering the building to pick up marriage paperwork president wants is turkish authorities and looking into camera records and monitoring or transits indonesia's disaster relief spokesman says that as many as five thousand people are missing from the villages of about iraq and th

of course in the southern parts of africa you can see a fair amount of cloud there over parts of namibia that's giving warnell to showers and there's the risk of seeing one or two more as we head through wednesday even talk though up at thirty two degrees cooler in cape town some rain here and the top temperature of twenty. we're. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the devotion and fight against corruption and what i have learned is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those shampoos and this award bridges that gap that existed in this. nominate your own version of your own child to light on what they do and to have not shine a light on your hero with your nomination for the international space award two thousand and eighteen for more information go to ace award dot com. you're in the news i hear it on these in the top stories the u.s. president donald trump says he plans to speak with saudi arabia of the disappearance of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi comments come as international pressure is mounting with both the e.u. and u.k. saying the

academic and military training to liberation leaders like south africa like mozambique like and go like namibia you know that they don't have the means to do not anymore so we've got to differentiate and that's why i think the strategy of boxing clever and playing a nice game around energy diplomacy and hard power with a little bit of soft power is one that i think will be most effective so you know if you look at what the rest of the world is trying to do on concert the. it's you know the american. foreign policy has changed dramatically and you know their relationship with with africa will be around return on investment yeah europe is largely focused around security and migration in britain and it is a potential opportunity there with regards to to exploit the commonwealth linkages in the air and are not looking to establish military routes china's going to vote broad initiative and their criticisms around it's dead strategy so what are you going to do i really want to just end of the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov he really spent a lot of time a lot of energy travelling around differ

earlier in the day a group rivals madagascar one in equitorial guinea it was also a good away win for namibia in mozambique while uganda had a convincing home win over listen to there are also some games taking place right now involving the likes of morocco and tunisia twenty time grand slam winner roger federer has been shocked at the shanghai masters the defending champion was up against croatia's border trying to cheat in the semifinals on saturday charge took the first hit six full federer was unable to swing the momentum back he's way the thirteenth seed going on to take the second set six four as well to progress some of those final i was. as i said i think it's one of the best matches of my whole life or wish to beat roger in it to play like that. i know it was something special for me or charitable now i have the i'm ending variable task of facing novak djokovic in the final the blitz passed alexander very had sixty six one in there sammy this was joke of which is one thousand career match and he's on a winning streak of seventeen germany's very very is the world number five but he ha

there have been a few showers recently running down the skeleton coast of namibia nothing dramatic but wants is there want to see more to come for a day or so at least. we're . i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the bench and fight against corruption and what i have learned is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those shampoos and this award bridges that gap that existed in this. nominate your own version of your own child the light on what they do and do it not shine a light on your hero with your nomination for the international pacer war two thousand and eighteen for more information go to isa war dot com. the headlines on. the story number one. went to africa wearing a helmet a story that we covered on the news group here yesterday the controversy in kenya with the first lady of the united states wearing a controversial house during her visit to kenya. has been killed inside the saudi consulate our top story on the break today. the presidential. elections in a deeply divided country goes to the polls all those stories and much more on our w

fisher and his wife are believed to have killed at least 14 animals in namibia, now the photos are sparking demands for his resignation as a commissioner with idaho's department of fish and game. a former commissioner responded to fisher's e-mail saying about the photos and captions that it dismays and disappoints me, adding my belief is that you should take responsibility and remain. keith stonebreaker is calling the photos revolting. >> why not world would anybody want to kill a family of baboons? it makes hunters look bad. >> reporter: but adding. >> everybody makes a mistake and he had to fess up to it, apologize. >> reporter: fisher told the idaho statesman i didn't do anything he will legal, i didn't do anything unethical, i didn't do anything immoral. the idaho governor's office tells nbc news the governor is concerned and our office is looking into this matter. fisher is the latest big game hunter to face public scrutiny. dr. walter palmer made national headlines in 2015 after he paid people of luring cecil the lion out of protected land to kill him with a crossbow. charges against

e-mail in which he shows himself and his wife posing with at least 14 animals they say they killed in namibias posing with a giraffe writing, look at me and the rifle compared to it. it is all i can do to hold the head up. and then this picture with a leopard saying, i shot a leopard. super cool, super lucky. but it is this photo of him smiling, holding up the bodies of a family of baboons, including a baby right there in the front, that's raising the most ire writing, i shot a whole family of baboons. several former commissioners have called for fischer to resign. one sending fischer this e-mail obtained by abc news saying, my reaction to the photo and accompanying text of you smiling and holding a family of primates you killed, dismays and disappoints me. trevey alleges he violated the code of ethics. he said, i'm sure what i did with legal, however, legal does not make it right. steve alder says fischer's actions send the wrong signals. >> he should have been fired immediately. the governor should have canned him. it's just doing a lot of damage for hunting. >> reporter: the outrage, insta

these birds can only be found in south africa and namibia.really amazing to see them here. and get as close as i have. i really think it's important we do everything we can to preserve these wonderful animals. stabilising the population and increasing penguin numbers is a priority here. the aim, that children can see the african penguin in the wild. a royal barge — built on the orders of napoleon bonaparte — is being moved from paris to its former home in northwest france. it was originally moved during the second world war — to protect it from the bombings. the craft was designed so napoleon could inspect his imperial fleet — but he only used it once before his abdication. tim allman has more. there is moving house and then there is moving house. this saw epicjob they have had to lock hole in the wall. clearly a position operation. every inch committed from. it's an exceptional event. absolutely unique. the movement of a piece of this scale is something exceptional. by this scale is something exceptional. by the technical complexity of the t