salvaging whatever they can severe flooding in sudan's capital with the threat of more as the nile river which is unprecedented levels. another mass protest is set to begin in belarus with a risk it could turn violent the interior minister is warning people against joining the demonstration against president alexander lukashenko it says the rally is unauthorized as police around independence square in the capital misc will get an update shortly from our correspondent bernard smith but 1st now in baba on the growing anger with the government. defying what looks like a crackdown on dissent in belarus these women john. we won't forget we won't forgive part of what they call a peacekeeping force designed to stop peaceful protesters being intimidated thousands marched in the capital minsk. since alexander lukashenko was reelected as president earlier this month officially winning 80 percent of the vote there have been daily demonstrations several people have been killed and hundreds more injured and now the authorities have started withdrawing the accreditation of journalists working for fore

flooding in sudan destroys homes and displaces thousands the government warns the nile river is reaching unprecedented levels and global coronavirus infection is across $25000000.00 we meet the indonesian sisters taking part of the human trials for a potential vaccine. dozens of migrants who were rescued from the mediterranean sea last week have been brought to the italian island of lampedusa they were among the more than 200 picked up by a charity vessel funded by the british street artist banksy salah bella says more. after radio silence from the italian coast on saturday they responded to calls for help transporting 49 migrants from charity luis michel to the island of lampedusa. it was 32 women and children full main and. an identified migrant who failed in their dream to start a new life in europe. they had been on a louise michel a search and rescue ship funded by renowned british street artist banksy named after a 19th century french an archivist banksy painted it with a fire extinguisher and tagged it with a modified image of his balloon go. to launch last week from neverland but

season and has more from the company called to this is all that remains of his belongings after the nile river flooded his home and his neighborhood in sudan's capital hudson he says when he 1st saw the river rising 2 days ago he thought he'd be able to save his home but soon realized otherwise. we put sandbags around the entrance of the house so it won't collapse then i went to help other homes much closer to the nile and when the water continued rising i ran back to make sure my house wouldn't collapse but it did and we lost so much i took my family to a relative's house and now i'm trying to see what i can salvage dozens of other homes have suffered similar damage destroyed by the river less than 5 kilometers away. i took my kids when my home got submerged in water all our property and life savings have been destroyed by the flood. i have lived here for many years but this is the 1st time the flood has reached this height it's caused a lot of damage my house now has collapsed meteorologists say the rise in the level of the nile river is due to heavy rains in the south of the country they al

for a small flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days where the government says the nile river has already reached unprecedented levels parts of its capital khartoum are submerged to days of torrential rain at least 88 people have died in thousands of homes have been destroyed since the start of the brady season here morgan reports from cotton. this is all that remains of his belongings after the nile river flooded his home and his neighborhood in sudan's capital hundreds and he says when he 1st saw the river rising 2 days ago he thought he'd be able to save his home but soon realized otherwise. we put sandbags around the entrance of the house so it won't collapse then i went to help other homes much closer to the nile and when the water continued rising i ran back to make sure my house wouldn't collapse but it did and we lost so much i took my family to a relative's house and now i'm trying to see what i can salvage dozens of other homes have suffered similar damage destroyed by the river less than 5 kilometers away. i took my kids home got submerged in water all our property

and salvaging whatever they can severe flooding in saddam's capital with the threat of war as a nile riverreaches precedented levels. protesters have ignored warnings by turning out in force again to demand the resignation of bella who says president at least 125 people have been detained by police in the capital minsk president alexander lukashenko is accused of rigging his reelection earlier this month to continue 26 years of authoritarian rule as protests centered a 3rd week the interior ministry warned they are an authorized it says there was a risk of violence let's bring in berners smith who is following developments from lithuania he joins us live from the only is so big crowds again today in men's tell us 1st about what you're hearing about the situation right now and what sort of challenges are the protesters confronted with today. terms of thousands of russian seems to have those warnings from the interior ministry in the pictures we're seeing showing very busy part streets not all not far from the residence of alexander or exam to look at either a lot of the areas have been clos

salvaging what haven't they can severe flooding in sudan's capital as the river nile reaches unprecedented levels hundreds of migrants are brought to the italian island of lampedusa after being rescued and saying. hello the kinds of crowd has been streaming across northern areas of asia in the last few hours and this is bringing some very heavy rain across into meanwhile to the south this mass here course is our thai food this is thai food may sack a very powerful typhoon indeed throughout monday moving northward away from the philippines but of course heading closer towards western japan is certainly beginning to have some impacts in the right now through monday this storm will have winds sustained about 195 kilometers an hour and of course gusting a stronger than that it will become even stronger on cheese day that is what the forecast is saying from the joint typhoon warning center by then we could see sustained winds over 200 kilometers an hour and gusting to $270.00 really will have an impact even across into taiwan east and china and certainly much the ricoh islands and western areas

hour salvaging whatever they can severe flooding in sudan's capital with a threat of more as a nile river reaches precedented levels and khattala announces sweeping labor reforms as it has closer to hosting the 2022 foot or walk. to school including missing mixi also known as prayers turn up for pre-season medical stories in motion of the telling the truth he wants to leave. thank you for joining us police in bella rules have detained at least a dozen people as anti-government protests sent to their 3rd week them and straighteners and a growing number of striking workers are demanding political change present alexander lukashenko is accused of rigging his reelection earlier this month to continue 26 years of all authoritarian rule the interior ministry says rallies on sunday are unauthorized niger. i will say now working under severe restrictions many have had their accreditation withdrawn. bareness made this following developments from lithuania's capital vilnius joins us now live on the news hour so big crowds again this sunday in men's tell us about the situation right now what a year

homes one of the worst affected places the town of bor where heavy rains caused the nearby white nile river to burst its banks efforts to reinforce a levee prevented even more of the town from being swarmed. security forces in mali have used tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters who had camped out overnight in the capital bamako they've been demanding the resignation of the president because of a faltering economy and an ongoing insurgency in the country's north. the prime minister of marusia says engineering teams have removed almost all of the oil from onboard a grounded japanese ship more than a 1000 tons of already spilled into the waters around the island after the vessel ran aground on a coral reef. the roosters government has confirmed the death of a man in police custody it says the 25 year old fell ill after being detained at a street protest meanwhile hundreds of women marched through the capital minsk in protest at the crackdown on protestors at least $6000.00 demonstrators have been arrested since sunday's disputed presidential election the united nations has condemned the

south sudan or the worst affected is the town of bor where heavy rains caused the nearby white nile river to burst its banks efforts to reinforce a levee prevented even more of the time from being swamped. germany has pledged $20000000.00 euros for relief efforts in lebanon on a visit to beirut foreign minister heiko mouse said the aid was contingent on that but he's all sorts he's tackling corruption matin merging save responders at the site of last week's massive explosion which killed more than 170 people. 3 people have been killed in the southern indian city of bangalore after a facebook post to consider a debugger to muslims a sparked a violent protests thousands of people took to the streets of the post about the prophet muhammad. believed to have been written by a relative of a local politician. in singapore started to destroy 9 tons of seized elephant ivory and what it says is the largest such option action in recent years authorities hope to disrupt the global supply chain of illegally traded ivory conservationists say the trades pushed elephant poaching to crisis levels in asia

homes one of the worst affected places is the town of bor where heavy rains caused the nearby white nile river to burst its banks efforts to reinforce a levee prevented even more of the town from being swung. for russia is marking the 20th anniversary of the course submarine disaster the nuclear powered vessel saying in the barents sea on august 12th 2000 after a faulty torpedo exploded on board british and norwegian divers entered the vessel 9 days later after a failed attempts by russian navy rescuers all 118 crew members were found dead russia's then newly elected president vladimir putin faced strong criticism for his handling of the crisis. a small memorial is being held in kaluga in central russia. every year relatives of crewmen from the corps meet in this orthodox chapel. the safaga family lost their son and brother. they say they still feel the pain today 20 years on. every morning i wake up and think about our son i look at people his age and i ask myself what our son would look like today what would he have achieved in life. she was born with you i just can't stop thinking these tho

one of the worst affected places is the town of bor where heavy rains caused the nearby a white nile river to burst its banks efforts to reinforce a levee prevented even more of the town being swarmed. by losers government has confirmed the death of a man in police custody it says the 25 year old fell ill after being detained in a street protest meanwhile hundreds of women march through the capital minsk in protest at the crackdown on protestors at least $6000.00 demonstrators have been arrested since sunday's disputed presidential election the united nations has condemned the actions of police saying bystanders and minors are among those detained the european union says it will hold talks on friday on possible sanctions . earlier we spoke to bill ariston journalist and analyst fran that via chalker and asked him whether the e.u. sanctions could make a difference absolutely absolutely but the sanctions in order to be more efficient and they must be more targeted all the sanctions usually imposed by by european union or united states were very general and targeted like state enterprises for

egypt fear the dam will threaten their water security which is almost entirely dependent on the river nile. an armed group in the democratic republic of congo has killed at least 19 people that happened in the northeastern province of the 2 read on sunday fighters from the codec a group which claims to represent a farming community raided 3 villages more than 200000 people have fled violence in the province since march mollies constitutional court has sworn in 9 new judges hoping it will calm political tension the 6 men and 3 women took office in a ceremony attended by the president abraham because he's faced a series of protests from opposition supporters have demanded his resignation because hawke is in dakar senegal and says there's been an increase in violence demanding the president step down. there's been attacks multiplication of attacks in the north in the center of the country on the weekend we've seen attacks in the region of choro and in a few weeks ago we saw the beheading of a look at a local official by. the greater sahara and so during this period of time the united nation h

egypt fear the dam will threaten their water security which is almost entirely dependent on the river nile. the number of indian tea plantation workers killed in a landslide has risen to at least 49 search teams are still looking for more than 20 people missing since friday a landslide struck in kerala state when workers were sleeping more monsoon rains are on the way. at least 8 people have died in flash flooding in greece water and gulf the 2nd biggest city test along the cape it's estimated as many as 3000 homes have been damaged the baka reports 5. storm fairly abutted greece's eastern coastline over the weekend causing 2 rivers on the island of every year to burst their banks. surrounding homes were flooded roads filled with. among the dead an 8 month old baby that died after floodwaters engulfed the ground floor apartment the parents were unharmed. a man and woman in their eighty's were found unconscious in separate houses and pronounced dead in a hospital search efforts are continuing for several others reported missing locals say they did what they could to escape the deluge. but w

by white nile river to burst its banks efforts to reinforce the levee prevented even more of the town things will. the city of brussels has ordered residents to wear masks face masks to in all public places the order follows a surge in the number of new coronavirus cases in the belgian capital belgium's been hit hard by the pandemic with nearly 10000 deaths. germany's health minister says it's been a worrying job big coronavirus cases across the country wednesday the number of new infections rose by the largest amount since early may officials are warning that social distancing fatigue and lax hygiene threaten to undo the country's hard work in containing the virus. temperatures aren't the only thing rising during germany's heat wave the robert cock institute for public health reported 1226 new cases on wednesday the highest number since early may. i want to say on behalf of the government the development of these numbers is worrying and they should worry yes we don't have a single big outbreak but many small and medium sized outbreaks across the country and it's a very if we don't al

salvaging whatever they can severe flooding in sudan's capital as the nile river reaches unprecedented levels and announces a sweeping labor reforms as it heads closer to hosting the 2022 football cup. and i'm peter simmons of your sports lewis hamilton wins the belgium grown premier missy is gone missing porcelaine is pleased to not prove pre-season medical but the story's a no show off the telly club he wants to leave. we begin this news hour and valorise where tens of thousands of demonstrators are on the streets of the capital once again keeping up the pressure on the president to step down it's been 3 weeks now since the disputed elections and protesters continue to stage mass rallies despite the government calling them illegal well police have detained at least 125 people in minsk on sunday reporters on the scene say security forces have repeatedly attacked peaceful demonstrators uniformed men have pushed back crowds and with heavy vehicles and water can president alexander lukashenko is rivals for them it's a kind of says it's more evidence that the regime is morally bankrupt. s

it caused the way nile river to burst. security forces have used tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters who have camped out overnight in the capital. they have been demanding the resignation of the president. on a visit to beirut, the foreign minister said the aide is continued -- condition -- contingent on them tackling corruption. this killed more than 170 people. belarus's government has confirmed the death of a man in police custody. it says the 25 euros fell ill after being detained at a street protests. hundreds of women marched through the capital in protest. at least a 6000 demonstrators have been vested since the disputed presidential election. the united nations condemned the actions of bystanders and minors are among those being detained. despite the police crackdown, there is little sign that the protests are easy. >> a third night of anger and unrest in the belarus capital. protesters are furious about an election they say was rigged. as demonstrators rallied to voice their outrage, police moved in to mak

more flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days with the river nile reaching what the government say i'm president and levels at least 88 people have been killed and thousands of homes destroyed into renshaw rains which began 4 weeks ago coming up next it's talks al-jazeera. is called. to the. dark side of to moon is one of the best selling albums of all time and pink floyd a rock music legends and so is that cool found the bass player sing this song writer and human rights champion roger waters after selling hundreds of millions of records watches left the group in 1985 because of growing disenchantment with the music industry and his band 35 years on and he still selling out concerts at.

or flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days with the river nile reaching what the government say are unprecedented levels at least 88 people have been killed and thousands of homes destroyed coming up next it's witness stay with us the deadline it's drawing near the ivory coast his rival parties to nominate their presidential candidates. october's election is likely to be a major task for the country security who will face the people in a run for the highest office i recall as presidential candidates on al-jazeera.

heheavy wind -- rain has been swelling the blue nile river to record levels.n south africa violent clashes between protesters and police have arrested in johannesburg. demonstrators are expressing anger over the killing of a 16-year-old boy allegedly shot by the police in the city on wednesday. several officers have been injured. to the united states where the city of kenosha, wisconsin remains on edge in the aftermath of a police shooting of a black man. 29-year-old jacob blake was shot seven times in the back as he tried to enter his suv where his three sons were sitting. the name of the officer who shot it was a public amid criticizing -- criticism that the investigation is secretive and slow. >> wednesday saw another quite a protests, but demonstrations stayed peaceful, the day after the fatal shootings of two people. >> treat this as a space of sacredness, a space of community. >>>> on wednesday, police in illinois arrested a 17-year-old in connection with the shooting. he was part of a self-styled private militia. video shows the gun. at the repepublican

flooding in sudan destroys homes and displaces thousands of people the government warns the nile river is reaching.

homes one of the worst affected places is the town of bor where heavy rains caused the nearby white nile river to burst its banks efforts to reinforce a levee prevented even more of the town from beings want security forces in mali have used tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters who had camped out overnight in the capital bamako they've been demanding the resignation of the president because of the faltering economy and an ongoing insurgency in the country's north germany has pledged 20000000 euros for relief efforts in lebanon on a visit to beirut today ford minister said that the aid is contingent on lebanese authorities tackling corruption. emergency responders at the site of last week's massive explosion which killed more than $170.00 people. bellary says government has confirmed the death of a man in police custody it says the 25 year old fell ill after being detained at a street protests meanwhile hundreds of women marched through the capital minsk today in protest at the crackdown on protesters at least $6000.00 demonstrators have been arrested since sunday's disputed presidential

rancho rain and floods of submerged many parts of sudan's capital khartoum the government says the nile rivers levels are unprecedented at least 88 people have lost their lives and thousands of homes have been destroyed since the start of the monsoon season and one person has been shot and killed in the u.s. city of portland after a dispute between rival protest groups of violence broke out between trump supporters at a vehicle rally and counter protesters on saturday portland has been the site of a nightly demonstrations since the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. on counterfeit cost how carving up the oil and gas riches of the eastern mediterranean could prove to be a costly to say millions of jobs lost as perutz tries to control the spread of the coronavirus. plus the brigadier who wants to run the world trade organization. charging the cost on al-jazeera. what is the shins of a's legacy japan's longest serving prime minister has resigned described as a nationalist he struggled to introduce aggres

starting to encroach on the capital khartoum recent heavy rains have been swirling the nearby blue nile river to record levels. in south africa violent clashes between protesters and police have erupted in johannesburg demonstrators have been expressing their anger over the killing of a 16 year old boy who was allegedly shot by police in the city on wednesday local media say several officers have been injured. in. the united states now where the city of konoha wisconsin remains on edge in the aftermath of a recent police shooting of a black man 29 year old jacob blake was shot 7 times in the back on sunday as he tried to enter his s.u.v. where his 3 sons were sitting today the name of the officer who shot blake was made public amid criticism that the investigation remains secretive and slow. wednesday saw another night of protests in konoha but this time demonstrations stayed peaceful a day after the fatal shootings of 2 people. the respect for this piece he does as a space secret nice piece of unity on wednesday police in the neighboring state of illinois arrested a 17 year old in connection

about 450 people more flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days for the government says the nile river has already reached unprecedented levels parts of its capital khartoum are submerged after days of torrential rain at least $88.00 people have died turkey's foreign minister is warning greece that its plans to extend territorial waters in the aegean sea could lead to war in its 2 weeks of military exercises northwest of cyprus both sides have accused each other of violating their airspace those are the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. what is the shins of a's legacy japan's longest serving prime minister has resigned described as a nationalist he struggled to introduce aggressive economic reforms so how far has he succeeded and how will japanese remember him this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian for they get the surprise resignation of japan's prime minister shinzo sent shock waves through the country's political establishment the 65 year old quits citing health reasons related to all sorts of collide a chronic bowel disease that

starting to encroach on the capital card too recent heavy rains have been swirling the nearby blue nile river to record levels. well to the united states now where the city of wisconsin remains on edge in the aftermath of the recent police shooting of a black man 29 year old jacob blake was shot several times in the back on sunday as he tried to enter his s.u.v. where his 3 sons were sitting today the name of the officer who shot blake was made public amid criticism that the investigation remains secretive and slow. wednesday saw another night of protests in konoha but this time demonstrations stayed peaceful a day after the fatal shootings of 2 people. the respect for this piece he doesn't speak secret in this piece of community on wednesday police in the neighboring state of illinois arrested a 17 year old in connection with the shooting he was part of a self-styled connotes a private militia video showed him firing his gun hitting multiple people. at the republican national convention vice president mike pence said the violence must end. too many heroes have died defending our freedom to s

rainy season and sudan's government is now warning of not just flash floods but floods from the nile riverhich runs through the country a committee was set up to prepare for this year's season but members say some things are out of their control. then of course. the area is of course probably in some terms because the religious is the. who's who. so you need the bombs you need the special. means to drain the fluid to know the. nile is full with news that more flooding could be on its way and asham is worried he says he and his family don't know how they'll survive if more heavy rains to come people morgan are just 0 i'll get right now thing. the number of covered 1000 cases in africa has now passed 1000000 in the world health organization is warning that a surge in cases could overwhelm hospitals so far more than 21000 people have died from the virus across the continent south africa accounts for more than half the cases but it concerns the more people have contracted the virus but they haven't been recorded due to a shortage of testing. in brazil more than 13 percent of people are now une

hundreds of homes and farms have been damaged or destroyed many of the affected areas are along the nile river which often overflows during the rainy season the japanese government is sending a team of experts to help clean up an oil spill in the russia the japanese boat carrier the workers she ran onto an offshore reef 2 weeks ago it's leaked around a 1000 tons of its fuel experts are pumping the remainder off the ship before more pollution damage is coral reefs and beaches popular with tourists cracks are said to be widening in the ship's hull and its fear it will break up in the indian ocean but then over the engine of the commandant of the japanese coast guard instructed them to do their best to provide support on the ground in regards to the sensitive and it is cause huge inconvenience and trouble to related parties we would like to respond firmly and appropriately while closely watching the development of the situation. more than 20000 protesters floated social distancing and mask rules to march in berlin a little earlier this month or to elements of the far right and the left are trying

than 80 people have died according to sudan's of course in the capital khartoum and the blue nile and river nile states hardest hit more heavy rainfall is expected in the coming weeks. some of the many sections that all along here we felt them who would send and try to block the water from the root so that it doesn't enter the houses. that's for the street we have given up and the people who are in it but the houses if we can protect them. wherever i am them in going to see us 946-1948 there has never been floats like this year and the problem has grown bigger and bigger every year but we don't know why we are affected by extensive damage by the water but also by the environmental effects of the followers. out there more. police in south africa have fired rubber bullets at demonstrators near johannesburg after they were attacked with rocks and bottles process is accused police off choosing a disabled teenage boy in the area of eldorado paul wilson and his elders the 16 year old died of his wounds in hospital on wednesday night. we go to ethiopia next wave is a growing number of bookstalls i

rainy season and sudan's government is now warning of not just flash floods but floods from the nile riverhich runs through the country a committee was set up to prepare for this year's season but members say some things are out of their control then of course. the area is of course probably sometimes. really difficult. so you need the bombs we need the special. means to drain. the. oil is full with news that more flooding could be on its way and ashley is worried he says he and his family don't know how they'll survive if more heavy rains to come people morgan al-jazeera. right now things. are with me still wrong with top news stories lebanon's president says an investigation into the bay report explosion we look at whether it was caused by negligence an accident or possible external interference 16 port officials are being detained as frustration grows over the government's response to the blast furnace with has more from beirut. he is saying that there will be of course an investigation into the cause of the explosion and that investigation decide whether it was negligence and accident

starting to encroach on the capital khartoum recent heavy rains have been swelling the nearby blue nile river to record levels hurricane laura is pushing and linda across the southern u.s. and weakening after making landfall along the louisiana coast the storm came ashore with winds of over 240 kilometers per hour causing extensive damage in low lying areas at least 4 deaths have now been blamed on the storm more than $600000.00 people are without power. in the u.s. the city of connection wisconsin remains on edge in the aftermath of that recent shooting of a black man 29 year old jacob blake was shot 7 times in the back on sunday and he tried to enter his s.u.v. where his 3 children were sitting a measure of calm has returned but there is growing criticism that the investigation remains secretive and slow. wednesday saw another night of protests in konoha but this time demonstrations stayed peaceful a day after the fatal shootings of 2 people. the respect for this piece he does as a space secret nice piece of unity on wednesday police in the neighboring state of illinois arrested a 17 year o

start of the rainy season there at last from june to october the capital ha to him and the blue nile and river nile states are among the areas hardest hit more heavy rainfall is expected in the rest of august and september. in peru thousands of doctors nurses are protesting over a lack of resources to combat coronavirus the country seen a surge in infections reporting more than 10000 in 48 hours medical staff are demanding more protective equipment and better working conditions the virus has claimed the lives of at least 153 health workers mexico's economy is shrinking rapidly as it struggles to deal with the fallout of the pandemic it's ranked by nearly 19 percent between april and june compared to the same period last year mexico is in a recession before lock down more than 5000 new cases were confirmed on weapons john home and has more now from mexico city. what's happened in mexico is that the president and his manual lopez obrador has refused to apply a large stimulus package as we've seen in other countries who are worried about the economic impact of coronavirus that might be a surprise

than 80 people have died according to sudan's of course in the capital khartoum and the blue nile and river nile states hardest hit more heavy rainfall is expected in the coming weeks. many sacks them all along here with them who would stand up and try to block the water from the root so that it doesn't enter the houses. that's for the street we have given up and the people are welcome it but the houses we can protect them. forever on them and going 269461948 has never been flawless like this year and the problem has grown and bigger every year but we don't know why we are affected by extensive damage by the water but also by the environmental effects that follows. that more. police in south africa have fired rubber bullets at demonstrators near johannesburg after they were attacked with rocks and bottles the process is accused of shooting at this able to an age boy in the area of el dorado paul wilson and as. the 16 year old died of his wounds in hospital on wednesday night. we go to ethiopia next where there's a growing number of bookstores in the capital. but the price of literature is g

people on board more flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days where the government says the nile riveras already reached unprecedented levels parts of the capital khartoum submerged after days of torrential rain at least $88.00 people have died and qatar has announced a series of reforms to its labor laws for the 1st time it's set a monthly minimum wage for employees regardless of nationality or type of job it also gives workers the ability to change employers without needing their sponsors approval why schools have highlighted various concerns in the past regarding qatar sponsorship system those are the headlines al-jazeera world continues next year to say this. and the only $960.00 s. . was an important agent of the israeli national intelligence service more side. a fluent speaker of the syrian arabic dialect it was imbedded within the upper echelons of damascus society. trusted by influential syrians and by international diplomats elie cohen posed as a syrian businessman using the name camel target. adoption in. so e-mail what should know it could have looked familiar your whole sho

flooding in sudan destroys homes and displaces thousands of people the government wants the nile river.

more flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days with the river nile reaching what the government say are unprecedented levels at least 88 people have been killed and thousands of homes destroyed coming up next it's witness stay with us. the deadline it's drawing near ivory coast his rival parties to nominate their presidential candidates. october's election is likely to be a major task for the country security who will face the people in a run for the highest office i recall as presidential candidates on al-jazeera. for. some of. us because of the one place that's not on the stand. was that it was that all of us thought that it was. something. else in the world with the. utmost. apart. from. another tragedy in the mediterranean about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea fell overboard earlier this week more than 4600 people have drowned or gone missing this year desperate people from syria africa and india but the boat sank less than 10 miles off libya's coast people are risking their lives to sail from north africa to europe the migrants were fleeing poverty and war in. down in

people have died according to the downs of course times now the capital khartoum and the blue nile and river nile states hardest hit more heavy rainfall is expected in the coming weeks. many sacks them all along here with them who would stand and try to block the water from the root so that it doesn't enter the houses. for the street we have given up and the people are welcome in it but the houses we can protect. a greater vandeman going to see which 946-1948 has never been flawless like this year and the problem has grown bigger and bigger every year but we don't know why we are affected by extensive damage by the water but also by the environmental effects that follows. that more. police in south africa have fired rubber bullets at demonstrators near johannesburg after they were attacked with rocks and bottles price this is a case police saying at this able to mange boy in the area of eldorado paul wilson and as. the 16 year old died of his wounds in hospital on wednesday night. we go to ethiopia next where there's a growing number of bookstores in the capital addis ababa but the price of

than 80 people have died according to sudan's of course in the capital hot tomb and the blue nile and river nile states are hardest hit more heavy rainfall is expected in the coming weeks. we brought many sacks that all along here filled them who would send them trying to blow the water from the root so that it doesn't enter the houses. for the street we have given up hope and that people are welcome it but the houses we can protect them i've got over there i mean 69461948 there has never been floats like this year and the problem has grown bigger and bigger every year but we don't know why we are affected by extensive damage caused by the water but also by the environmental effects that follows. because there are more. police in south africa have fired rubber bullets at demonstrators near johannesburg after they were attacked with rocks and bottles the process is accused of shooting at this able to an age boy in the area of el dorado park also known as elders the 16 year old died of his wounds and hospital on wednesday night. we go to ethiopia next where there is a growing number of bookst

says that the $5000000000.00 project will boost its economy but sudan and egypt downstream on the river nile a worried about reduced water supplies the go see a sions are set to resume on thursday anti-government protests as a back on the streets of mali as capital demanding the resignation of president ibrahim boubacar kaita the opposition had stopped the rallies for the muslim holiday of ied. at least 14 people have died during demonstrations over the past few weeks mollies opposition accuses kater of failing to deal with insecurity and corruption the regional bloc ecowas has been leading mediation efforts it's given both sides until thursday to implement its proposals which includes the formation of a unity government al-jazeera is because hawke is following developments from neighboring saga. what the president has done is named a few new cabinet ministers 6 of them there's still the same new prime minister who's in charge the judges of the constitutional court refused to resign and so have the 31 ruling party members of parliament that when there are seats in contested elections earlier

says the 5000000000 dollars project will boost the economy but sit down in egypt downstream on the nile river a worry about reduced more supplies. hamas has described overnight israeli air strikes in gaza as a dangerous escalation the israeli military says it targeted several sites after a rocket was initially fired from gaza it's the 1st such exchange in nearly a month. the israeli army says it's killed 4 feiss in the occupied golan heights it's released this video accusing them of planting explosives along the border fence the military described them as a terrorist squad it says the syrian regime is ultimately responsible the video company verified and no group has claimed the attack carrefour said is in western asylum he says an investigation is now underway i mean to base it in the account friendly israeli military they say that what took place was this group of what they call terrorists coming into israeli controlled territory in the southern occupied golan heights they said they were trying to plant explosives at an unmanned israeli military outpost that they were tracked as they did so

rainy season and sudan's government is now warning of not just flash floods but floods from the nile river which runs through the country a comic's he was set up to prepare for this year's season but members say some things are out of their control. then of course. the area is of course problem sometimes because the drainage is difficult. so you need the bombs who need a special. means to drain the flow to the. loyalists. with news that more flooding could be on its way and ashley is worried he says he and his family don't know how they'll survive if more heavy rains to come people morgan al-jazeera right now. ok let's stay in that region where he was reporting from time for the weather his role it takes surprisingly little rain to cause flooding on hot days as you know this this part of world is typical of that so even though it is wet season doesn't need to be very much rain it has been a particularly active rainy season throughout the world actually this is the northern limit more or less and august is indeed the wettest month for sudan as you can see is not a great deal comes along in

killed and thousands of homes destroyed since the start of tarantula rains the government says the nile river has already reached unprecedented levels flooding regularly hit sudan in summer but this year's water levels of left larger tracts of farmland submerged. is the president of the world association for sustainable development he says sudan's government hasn't done enough to help people affected by the floods. and flooding in from. the could be that which we all see but across the whole river 9 from doing well off from across the central part of sudan is primarily i'm not sure of the disaster no one can argue against that and that the defense system that needs defense or the bridges are all that that the british in mechanism which only you need to understand very well they have failed to deal with it not because of the failure of the system i'm always been a critic of the government but this is serious i think we have to be to give 6 right that advantage of that what these can hold in terms of quarter is being frock on it's a broken record it's quite heavy flooding naturally they come wi

previously and more flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days where the government says the river nile has already reached unprecedented levels parts of the capital khartoum submerged after days of torrential rain at least $88.00 people have died since the start of this rainy season. well those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here that want to stay with us. these people barely know each other. separated a lifetime ago they don't speak the same language but their families together at last. thousands of children were removed from east timor during the indonesian military occupation. raised as indonesians or abandoned far from harlem and their east timor was lost generation. some way to break a family break a person and break a society by taking their most loved members. decades later reconciliation begins. the children are coming home. one o one east investigates a favorite union can heal the wounds of a generation. of . history without social side. the. least see me a putra has lived in brisk java for most of his life but the season his homeland. fee was taken from war tor

the start of the rainy season at last from june to october the capital khartoum and the blue nile and river nile states are among the areas hardest hit. thousands of doctors and nurses in peru a protesting over lack of resources to combat coronavirus the country seen a surge in infections reporting more than $10000.00 cases in 48 hours. those are your headlines the news continues here on al jazeera off the latin america a giant in turmoil more news in 30 minutes. a clap of thunder and latin america. extreme rightwing politics are back in brazil the less golden years are fading fast from the caribbean to. defeat has followed defeat almost everywhere the right is gaining ground in argentina the conservatives won the 2015 elections chile has changed direction. of venezuela is caught in a period of uncertainty and protests have set light to nicaragua. and bolivia able morale as was ousted in what many are calling a. hard times for the last. after years of glorious gemini a lot an american left to suffer unprecedented setbacks. showing yourself to be in that camp can prove to be suicide. marker