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the game or face an experience once she is safe enough money she hopes to study more or return to namibia. graduates like e.l.o. i couldn't see it as an opportunity to work for some time in germany they can gain experience but also they leave behind the possibility of unemployment at home a few years back it was easy to find a job as a nurse right after graduation but now this has changed. the head of the namibian nurses union demands more government estimate he says most hospitals are understaffed and he fears that qualified personnel might not come back. to government in the say i will from there and they have to be also. because sometimes we are loosing a lot of money which was supposed to be utilized. by the senior medical. system the health minister wants to employ an additional $4000.00 nurses but there isn't enough money to hire more now maybe as $1.00 of the very few african countries that trains more nursing staff than it can employ he believes unemployed skilled workers going abroad for a while is a good solution a country like germany is a developed country. i think and they ha

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showers in kenya but the concentration of rain is tom the it's a bit further sasnett still there angola namibia and eastwards. in a 2 part series. observes the lives of 2 children. over 20 years. insights into circumstances that shape lives. in a rapidly changing. 20 years it. starts with blood and land to story on how to 0. the. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera qatar is amir is calling for a dialogue to diffuse regional tension and what he called a critical time iran's government is facing growing anger over its initial failure to admit responsibility for the downing of the ukrainian airliner on wednesday. at least 8 rockets have hit and walk a military base that houses u.s. and coalition forces the rockets reportedly fell on the runway of balad air base north of baghdad 4 iraqi soldiers including 2 officers were injured in the attack. and government sources told us just 0 that the death toll from thursday's attack on an army base has risen to at least $89.00 it happened close to the border with mali no one has claimed responsibility. haiti's paying tribute to the victims of the devas

heavy rain should be at least to some degree further south in angola they are congo to some degree namibia botswana and places east you should see showers developing every day we've had that flooding recently in madagascar but don't think that will be repeated. for the congolese the journey to a tall order means unimaginable hardship i prefer to lie down because then you might get the calking to chancing life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle i fell onto the rails with a nearly died. that's our children go to school and live because of the trade risking it all the democratic republic of congo on al-jazeera. one more tool or hurt or war. hello again. a reminder our top stories this hour maybe and world has agreed to a cease fire that's taken effect in libya that's despite previously refusing to have his forces put down arms in april have to us forces launched an offensive on the capital the seat of the un backed government. and another ceasefire brokered by russia and turkey has also come into effect in syria as it led province but leading up to it russian backed government

hardship half of zimbabwe's $15000000.00 people face chronic food shortages zambia the sotto and namibia also badly hit avalanches extensive snowfall and harsh winter weather have killed more than 100 people across pakistan in the past few days a weather emergency has been declared in many areas with experts saying the cold spell is likely to continue or has more from the country's northwest. the while in snow is strong and heavy rain had left a trail of destruction particularly in pakistan's northern area and pakistani administered kashmir most of the problem is because 'd of the boy infrastructure which could not take the weight of the recent dom's as you can see the general did not stand the john against the heavy snow that were dumped over this area by doug read their system i guess on how best to concentrate on improving infrastructure because most of the ball people indeed the regions are already living on the slope which are wild every driver laundered and landslides and the fact that most of the poor cannot afford properly accommodation and although the government keep promising

the heavy rain should be are these to some degree further sucks in angola the congo to some degree namibia botswana and places east you should see showers developing every day we've had that flooding recently in madagascar but don't think that will be repeated. in. the form of the burning spot. utopian dreams of peace and democracy but how many came to pass they transformed from communist the social democrats but it was a fake democracy people in power travels through the former eastern bloc to ask why post cold war optimism has succumbed to darker more thorough tarion realities the police called a couple who brought a bomb to the large and they were ready to detonate beyond the wall one on out to syria. hello again i'm in stasis and a reminder of our top stories this hour in breaking news from a government source has told al jazeera that the death toll from thursday's attack on an army base has risen to at least 89 that happened in chino godhra and west of me no one has claimed responsibility for this latest attack in the south reaching. libyan warlord who leave the house to has agreed to

half of zimbabwe's $15000000.00 people face chronic food shortages that zambia is so thorough and namibia and so badly hit thousands more people in the philippines have been forced to abandon their homes because of the threat of a major volcanic eruption evacuation centers in areas across batangas province and the most full buildings in towns near tower volcano which are up to them sunday have collapsed under the weight of falling ash and seismologists say there are signs a 2nd eruption may be coming to me now linda grant is in one evacuation camp at a university campus in santa to my city is one of the busiest centers in the area. we've spoken to the site manager earlier who told us that there around 3000 evacuees here already and that there are many more supposed to be arriving but they are moving them in different sites it's important to know there are that there are at least $100.00 over $100.00 evacuation sites across the provinces of but angus and give it well now the situation here although it's getting crowded old a little difficult is manageable we're seeing a lot of aid coming i

example half of zimbabwe's $15000000.00 people face chronic food shortages with zomby on the and namibia also badly. paraguayans government has declared a health emergency over an outbreak of dengue fever hospitals in the capital struggling to cope with at least 1700 suspected cases since october 1 infected patient has been confirmed dead with authorities investigating another 9 deaths that could be linked to the disease kills around $22000.00 people globally every year. venezuela's believer is now the world's most devalued currency and although its embattled populist government is banned from using u.s. dollars but his weapons themselves are increasingly turning to it as the scene human reports from caracas. there's something very unusual in this retail store in got access prices are all in u.s. dollars the same goes for this shoe shop in the country with the world's highest hyperinflation rate more than 50 percent of transactions are now being carried out in the currency of what the government calls the evil empire it will be a loss of dollar although the government accepted its defeat

so anyway there is one guy he was a dj but he was born in south africa raised in namibia but his family was refugee and was persecuted so they went to sweden. tall and beautiful and handsome he was a model in tokyo. so we became friends and stayed in touch i move back to america then go to law school. we stay in touch over the years. he reaches out to me. he went to mit undergrad and stanford but i told him to come visit you first. i said fine he came down and he came over he goes up to stanford to start school there to get is undergrad and masters in computer science. and now of course i'm an entertainment lawyer in los angeles so i'm better. [laughter] he comes down all the time he thought he was just going to go to school. [laughter] so eventually i go to visit him. he was living in palo alto and apparently the computer science students call the lab the dungeon. and it is a dungeon. so he says you can come and i've got to work but come into the lab to see if i can do this project so he sits me down in front of a computer and i'm trying to keep myself busy and it's a room full of comp

same the heavy rain should be used to some degree further sucks in angola the congo to some degree namibia botswana and places east you should see showers developing every day we've had vast flooding recently in madagascar but don't think that will be repeated. to al-jazeera we were told to get to that between russia has this been addressed by turkey we listen what is the proposal of spain for a couple on you know we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter how does iran. turkey and russia convince warring sides in 2 separate conflicts to made down their weapons. plan for me back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters in doha also coming up dozens of soldiers confirmed dead in the share in the 2nd attack in as many months. was. sadness turns to anger in iran protesters accuse a government of lying to them about the trade.

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in kenya but the concentration of rain this time the it's a bit further sasnett still there angola namibia and eastwards. across europe immigration is high on the agenda and in hungary it's presented as a pressing issue we didn't have immigrants' at all 0 in the race. but this is the one political topic anybody and everybody is this nice the far right is preparing for battle and there are opponents or anyone who is different. prejudice and pride in hungary on al-jazeera. our coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of every time i travel there whether it's east or west africa people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate our coverage and our focus is not just on their suffering but also on the more of relief team and inspiring stories people trust on jersey and to tell them what's happening in their communities in a clear and unbiased way and as an african i couldn't be more proud to be part of a toll. booth. top stories on the al-jazeera news hour. dialogue. called a critical time iran's government is facing growing anger over its initial failure to admit responsibility for the dow

angola but also peace for the region so he helped free nelson mandela he was responsible for getting namibia to become independent he was very much involved with stabilizing the congo and helping with the great lakes so this man really believed in democracy and he chose not to stand for this elections he chose not to stand in 2017 believing that it was important to have a transition it was important for someone new to come and unfortunately the nuclear who came on board have now trying to conduct these politically motivated attacks on his family and specially on his children what happens about the money now if you've got frozen assets may be less about how it affects you but does it if you have a knock on effect if you and your associates have so much involvement in the private enterprises of angola would there be a knock on effect. well i'm very concerned i mean i don't know one of the 1st messages i put out there was to my workers i have more than 20000 employees in the country literally employed thousands of people who work with thousands of families one of my concerns is that we have mor