shame co-founder of the hash tag need in nigeria thank you thank you. our next story is in mali where senior military officials have been sacked after one hundred thirty people were killed in an attack on an ethnic poor village said today's attack is believed to be the latest in a series of clashes between the communities of gonzo and pool that have left dozens dead in recent months. until saturday this was the village go home to muslim heard of the pearl now nothing is left for him the tots were burnt down i have witnesses say ethnic dog and hunters killed at least one on the top two four people among the dead small children and pregnant women. who is in central mali and region which hadn't seen into ethnic violence on this scale until now but this attack was carefully planned taking advantage of the wreaked presence of the state in the region. the survivors are still in shock now government officials have arrived providing aid for the few who escaped with their lives un security council representatives visited the capital bamako for talks on the stagn

in nigeria. music wrapping up a life. as a. junior here welcome to the show now nearly a million people have been affected after severe floods in. mozambique started in the middle of last week. and central and northern was on the at least seven hundred forty thousand people have felt the impact in malawi while one hundred forty one thousand people have been affected in mozambique and it's expected to get worse in tropical cyclone the die is approaching and is due to make landfall in mozambique on thursday authorities there. for help meanwhile is also at risk of flooding. to bring heavy winds over the coming days. in terms of more than two hundred people killed by flooding in minot. joining me now is. who is currently in the flood affected areas in south in malawi. joining us what is the situation like on the ground as we speak. as we speak now the situation on the ground is not all of our troops and this information shows that fifty seven people to fix people have so far died. i found and that is sending. thousands of people ha

in nigeria choosing the new music. that you know. you're welcome to the show now nearly a million people have been affected. mozambique heavy rain started in the middle of last week. and. the seven hundred forty thousand people have felt the impact in malawi while one hundred forty one thousand people have been affected in mozambique and it's expected to get worse each. die is approaching and is due to make landfall in mozambique on thursday authorities there. for help. meanwhile malawi is also at risk of flooding the cyclon set to bring to have the wins over the coming days both countries absolute best weather into effect seen more than two hundred people were killed by flooding in malawi. joining me now is allison shagari freelance journalist who is currently in the flood affected areas in south in malawi hello allison thanks for joining us what is the situation like on the ground as we speak as we speak now the situation on the ground is not over that group. provision sure fifty seven people up to six people have so far die. ivan

yeah we also have doctors and she nigeria bought. stuff a few nice unicef american kitchens and it's walking and i did today we did. intimate level of history too and i see it concert you know do you actually sense why some of them don't pass and fast and so we're developing come to some strategies to address that my last visit to you and very briefly if you could what could have african countries learn from nigeria's experience. ok well one of the good things like our countries to do and to put the big ones on this was an image from globally strong groups in illinois a strong majerus on their part of actually been very strong in the minors and does it in the national has been declared that's one imagines it's very group of people not. just to focus on implementing high quality written in a sense of this is their number two but one of the going to do during their missiles in a sense is not want to call us numbers they can count on it in committee. to implement a company in that stops l.b.o. is available he has saved health and measle

yeah we also have gotten an initially nigeria box. stuff a few nice unicef american continents walk in and i did today with their concussion team at the level of the city to address it concertino do you actually sense why some of them got us and fast and so we're developing concussion strategies to address that my last visit to you and very briefly if you could what could have the african countries learn from nigeria's experience. ok one of the good things like other countries to do and to put the big ones on this was a new song globally is strong even as this one major is on their part of achieving very strong roots in manners and does it in the national has been declared that's not in my genes it's a very group of people not. just to focus on implementing high quality reducing emissions obvious is the number two but one of the good things are known to learn to do in their missiles in a sense and not want to call us numbers as they can count on it in committee. to implement a company in that stops l.b.o. is available you know saves h

from the drop in crime to picking out the microphone the former criminal in nigeria the new music wrapping up life. your welcome to the show now nearly a million people have been affected. mozambique. in the middle of last week. we. beat least seven hundred forty thousand people have felt the impact we while one hundred forty one thousand people have been affected in mozambique and it's expected to get worse each cycle on the die is approaching and is due to make landfall in mozambique on thursday authorities there . for help meanwhile is also at the risk of flooding. to bring heavy winds over the coming days. into scene more than two hundred people were killed by fly. and in my. joining me now is alderson segarra a freelance journalist with kindly in the flood affected areas in south in malawi hello allison thanks for joining us what is the situation like on the ground as we speak as we speak now the situation on the ground is not all about groups and this information shows that fifty seven people fifty six people have so far died. i find and if you think. thousands of people are still be

africa how widespread would you say sexual violence is in northern nigeria. thank you for having me well it would be hard to put an exact number on the statistics because of the crew violence of silence when it comes to sexual violence in northern nigeria but based on research done in two thousand and sixteen to seventeen a police unit commander mentioned that one only one out of seven cases are often reported and in those cases that were reported at that time know about eight hundred rape cases and it is five percent of them where. rape incidents with kids with kids under the age of fourteen fret for and we know that you know stigma is one of the main reasons why a lot of people don't speak out about violence in in your society but i wonder that when somebody does decide to do so i view all for as he is helpful in most cases that authorities are not we have incidents where authorities mock victims that go to report incidents of sexual violence we're going to past few weeks we have encountered such cases too so. you know the police are mandated to have a gend

aid agencies say the refugees were told to return by officials from cameroon and nigeria and there's concern about their safety back in run. reports indicate their return needs or dire need of humanitarian assistance international and national humanitarian organizations have not returned to iran since jerry seventeenth due to ongoing insecurity. back then a boko haram attack on the town left fourteen people dead but those who fled iran have now had to retrace their journey in reverse. we're joined now by stephanie elam she is the emergency coordinator off the coeur a camp for docsis without borders hi stephanie good to have you on t.v. news africa what can you tell us about the fate of the forty thousand people who were in the camp. when those people came in go to following a new upscale of violence in their town in nigeria on their flats to come to them because they were afraid because they were scared. they were kept in a very precarious situation with very little services available on the site were the worst thing there was a huge lack of food there was also huge lack of safe drin

away but now three quarters of the refugees have returned to run off to nigeria and cameroon and all for it has intervened but aid agencies say they're in dire need of humanitarian help. they came here seeking safety tens of thousands of refugees from run in northern nigeria fleeing violence from boko haram. the dollar's got a number go up when the military left we had nor the possibility but to leave we had nothing to defend ourselves with so it was better to leave. and. just a few weeks later there's not much left of this camp of the common in village of gura medical charity m.s.f. posted this picture here is the empty space in front of the m.s.f. clinic in gura cameroon after refugees from ron left this morning before that this place was bustling with life. aid agencies say the refugees were told to return by officials from cameroon and nigeria and there's concern about their safety back in run. reports indicate their return east or dire need of humanitarian assistance international and national humanitarian organizations have not returned to run since jerry seventeenth due to ong

from a drop in crime to thinking of the microphone the former criminal in nigeria choosing a new music wrapping up a life and living that as you know. you're welcome to the show now nearly a million people have been affected after a severe floods in parts of malawi and mozambique every rain started in the middle of last week and south in malawi and central and northern was on the at least seven hundred forty thousand people have felt the impact in malawi while one hundred forty one thousand people have been affected in mozambique and it's expected to get worse a tropical cyclone the die is approaching and is due to make landfall in mozambique on thursday authorities there. for help. meanwhile malawi is also at the risk of flooding the cyclon set to bring heavy winds over the coming days both countries are flown to various weather into effect seen more than two hundred people were killed by flooding in. joining me now is allison shagari freelance journalist who is currently in the flood affected areas in south in malawi hello thanks for joining us what is the situation like on the groun

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jordan recruiting more female police officer nigeria scouting new football talents for buying music but for us to germany thousands of syrians have found refuge here from the civil war in their country but many suffer homesickness or trauma from imprisonment or even torture experienced in syria. random police violence why ask the man on the ground shot up says the police officer told acknowledgement knows police brutality all too well he experienced it firsthand in syria believing it's. you could say it's part of a very early process or procedure but. if you do it if you did something or you didn't do anything it's depends on the officer would. torture and be a. part of the prisoners of their life or tonic says he was incarcerated in a syrian prison for six and a half months for helping fighters in the free syrian army on behalf of the red cross when he got out of prison in two thousand and fourteen he fled since then tarik has been living in berlin making ends meet as a professional cartoonist. must also the most i've missed the forward walking about but of course what i don't mess and

poland lifting the lid on sexual abuse in the catholic church nigeria how a twelve year old artist is proving an online sensation but first to colombia more and more people are fleeing there from venezuela they're trying to earn some money to support their families back home but their hope to return to their home country as soon as possible remains. delivering food. shopping for strangers picking up cash seven days a week twelve hours a day that's life for michael garcia he's from venezuela and has been living in colombia's capital bogota for two months after leaving his family behind. my father my mother my cousins of my nephew yeah. sometimes i saw pictures. it's not the same thing when my everyday life is a completely. totally different thing that. michael uses his mobile phone to stay in touch with his parents in venezuela but he sends the money when he can but it's not enough to change their desperate situation during breaks michael and his colleagues often talk about venezuelan politics a bit more and we hope that interim president can help us bring in this regime. carlos is als

a good home nigeria.since taking office seven months ago pakistan's prime minister iran ton has promised to improve the economy but his government is still battling to control inflation has come a hotter reports. dollar holder mungle bazaar are proud of their reputation for offering a ballgame but business even here it's getting tougher wal-mart farm on their writing prices of fresh produce means. used to make two target repeater day a little less than going to go away but no. sorry i'm an homage after imran khan took over everything it's become very expensive it wasn't this bad before now it's very expensive. tackling the writing cost of living falls on prime minister emraan on seven month old government for now he appears to have the country's support i mean i don't have a model albeit there is a price hike but we should understand that imran khan is trying his best to get us out of the situation we are hopeful that we will see better days in the future for us and our children the government blames the

greece al-jazeera a good home nigeria. new zealand's prime minister has led a service in christchurch to remember the fifty people killed in the mosque attacks al-jazeera as andrew thomas will say. what words to the prime minister can adequately express the pain and suffering of new zealand's darkest day what words captured the anguish of muslim communities targeted by hatred and violence what words expressed the grief of the city of christchurch and when she found them a salaam. peace be upon you they were words just done said she'd heard repeatedly over the last fourteen days but even the ugliest of viruses can exist in places they are not welcome. racism exists but it is not welcome here this service exactly two weeks after the al gore and lin wood mosques were targeted by a white extremist gunman was broadcast on big screens around the country representatives from more than fifty countries came to hear islamic welcomes and prayers. and then the slow recital of the names of those killed all fifty of them. among them was

nigeria u.s. president ronald trump a sponsor and now the rally with mexico by threatening to shut the border mexico's foreign minister responded on twitter saying they don't act on the basis of threats trump made the comments on a visit to a dam repair project close to his florida eritreans and we have the week is the most pathetic laws number one congress has to act and number two mexico and make so much money from the united states and so many other things so many other assets they have to grab it and they have to stop it we have right now two big caravans coming up from guatemala massive care of events walking right through mexico so mexico is tough they can stop them but they chose not to now they're going to stop them and if they don't stop them with closing the border they will close it and what will keep it closed for a long time i'm not playing games mexico has the stuff that announces there is can really help that has worn the story now from washington. u.s. president donald trump's thre

nigeria. here there are no families preparing the evening meal. it's been a year now since they fled the fighting they may have a shelter and food for now but only one thing preoccupies their main. player. you're supposed to live where you belong. we are praying that got her problems it will get finished. but like many refugees beltre knows that day is long way off more for comparators continue to arrive with stories of continuing violence by call. as all refugees move into permanent structures you ones i admitted to take over temporary tent shelters they were catered separatism but only a movement is fighting to break away from cameroon thousands have been internally displaced one more than thirty thousand have crossed into neighboring nigeria this is the i got home refugee camp home to some six thousand cameroonian refugees is one of the four permanent structures built to cope with a steady flow of people fleeing the violence between separatist and cameroonian forces thousands more are waiti

a good home nigeria. and finally new national museum has officially opened its doors to the public care and the building was designed by the french architect john divel it's made up of interlocking discs inspired by the shape of the local as it runs. so this is a desert these are the top stories and thousands of people are massing across algeria as nationwide anti-government protests and to the six week demonstrators are calling for the resignation of president have their lives these beauty flicka and the removal of the entire political leadership. british politicians a jew to vote for a third time on the prime minister's breaks a deal to resume aids agreement is approved by the departure will be delayed until may twenty second if not the u.k. faces crashing out of the european union in two weeks time. four days after the disputed election in the indian ocean island nation of commodus at least three gunmen have been killed in a shootout with the military close to the capital moroni a local reports say the

yet to in late us thank you very much for lisa and greetings to you from the faucet back in lagos nigeria good to see you as always yes indeed we've got another interesting program that office plenty of food for thought. speaking of food pineapple plants don't just produce sweet and delicious juice designer from europe have developed a job of fabric from their fibers. found in cameroon to use cooking oil is being put to good use to make so. we may be at crossroads when it comes to the food we eat concerns going over industrial farming monocultures and crossbones chemical fertilizers and additives interest in a guy named food is growing around the world here in africa plenty of people are gunning produce but so far distribution and sales tend to be local and small scale but a startup in morocco and maybe on. something digital platform. aims to make organic produce affordable to more consumers even of us home delivery using electric particles of course. these tomatoes and all the other fruits and vegetables here are organically grown without artificial fertilizers or chemicals thanks to sha

and they wrote back and said well they only had jurisdiction on the territory of nigeria so we were confronted with a problem how to obtain redress we decided the first course of action that was compelling was the one that sought the sierra leone government to do what a state should do which is to protect the fundamental constitutional rights of its citizens and as one of the relief sought in that claim is for the state to start a proper accountability process because the state in charge of one force meant that they have international standing to make requests to other states and so they are in a privileged position. this is going to be difficult for all of us i didn't sign off going to be only a student. government initially what i agreed to work on the suit being got this case against in nigeria i mean i don't think. it is a syrian government shouldn't feel if you have to go for women and soldiers. it is our hope that ignited this process that there be criminal investigations and criminal cases further down the line in relation to the perpetrators that appear on the videos that ha

hello welcome to the program rescuers in nigeria say around fifty schoolchildren have been pulled from the rubble of a three story building which collapsed in lagos but dozens more are feared dead it was a primary school on the top floor of the building and this man is one hundred pupils were studying when the block came down for a challenge reports now on the rescue effort. frida least but not moving this is one of several children to leave from the rubble so far because laps three story building contained homes shops and a primary school for at least one hundred young students it's in the it's a foggy area of lagos island the original heart of nigeria's most populous city that would destroy you and i now know they were killed because. the. i pull out all my stuff i teach my kids i mean everybody i get arrested in this child looks in better shape you can hear the relief of the on the physicians carry through the crowd i then another limp for matches and as well as the injured there are those it's too late to say. these are the frantic efforts of people waiting for an organized profess

nigeria is taking social media by storm with this hyper realistic drawings. now critics are already calling him the world's next wunderkind . every detail martellus why reece cairenes aim is to make this joint look like a high definition photograph at just twelve years of age kerry is the youngest realism artist in nigeria his drawings are usually inspired by his environment and his family shall grow to survive he says the moment he saw this image he knew he wanted to use it. was close to a. close. and. what's. seizure is the name of cairenes latest joy he started drawing comics when he was just three years old he needs had joined the iowa will be at academy and out school that started as a makeshift learning center for children in this poor lagos neighborhood tutors helped him to improve his talent within weeks after posting his first joint online he same spread all over the internet especially after he drew a portrait of french president manuel macron last year this is the research that we haven't really done in europe this is. i think this is the beginning