crowds they were mistakenly kings of being rebels this happened in the eastern time of benny in north kivu province they were suspect of being members of the allied democratic forces a rebel group which is blamed for killing more than $100.00 civilians in the past month the u.n. peacekeeping chief visited ben a where there have been protests against un troops to go but if it isn't the message is that you should make the wrong enemies we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with who we work with every day also thinking about how to work even more closely with us the f a r d c armed forces the national police the authorities. there's growing pressure i'm also prime minister to immediately resign protesters accused of most credible handling an inquiry into the murder of a journalist dafna cut i want to go and say i was killed and 2017 for investigation political corruption and delegates most 200 countries have gathered in spain for the un's climate talks a cop 25 was m

province benny is in north kivu province just a few days ago i talked to him and he expressed a lot of concern saying that if these protests in beni continue unchecked then they could possibly be inflicted be infiltrated by rebel groups we're not just talking about a.d.f. rebels in that area there will be villages and killing people there is also some factions of another rebel movement called my my and those are more entrenched in the community so he says that the provisional government and security forces have intelligence that some politicians have been going to other parts of me and you know engaging with this militias and asking them to come and participate in the process now we do not know right now who the army has been battling on the streets of benny but the governor saying that if the protest and filtrated that it could get very violent very dangerous very quickly and all of this is happening at a time when health workers are struggling to contain and a ball outbreak. the visit by the director general of the world health organization to go was brief but necessary. healt

benny is in north kivu province so i've been talking to the governor who is saying that it seems that this port the security forces are not anymore battling ordinary protesters that he's saying that people are armed with weapons like a machete is he saying that they're violent they're even attacking residents of many who do not want to be involved in this same security forces are going to continue using force to contain the situation. and giffen is the director of the peacekeeping program at the center for civilians and conflicts she joins us now from washington d.c. madam thank you for joining us here on al-jazeera many people speaking on behalf of the u.n. say that in many ways the peacekeepers they are being used as scapegoats what do you make of that assessment. the government of the democratic republic of congo has the primary responsibility to protect its civilians both through the political arm of the government as well as through its security forces police and military so in this case i would say while peacekeeping operation should do everything they can to protect civilians t

he did not mention from which group this armed elements are but i did speak to the governor of north kivu province who said that it appears that it's my mind now my my is basically an umbrella name of you know factional groups operating in different parts of the region we're told including here in goma so he said that security forces are going to continue using force until the situation is contained and back to your question about their reaction i've been watching been following conversation online and i've been talking to some people here in goma as well and they're very angry about those sentiments by the authorities they say of thora these want to deflect the attention of what's really going on in beni they want to vilify the protests they want to show that the protesters are violent yet their reason genuine concern there is genuine frustration in beni about the state of security they were saying that they told me for example there's an ongoing government offensive against a.d.f. rebels in the area about 20000 soldiers have been deployed for that operation the spokesman of the army has

where benny's a territory in north kivu province will be talking to the governor about just what is going on. he said that this seems to be a strategy being employed by the a.t.f. they want to cause maximum panic and fear they want to show that benny is and governable the security situation is out of control and they know that people are angry security forces so they're playing on that and they want to anger people even more so that we can see more protests going on and if this president has been re-elected for a 2nd term he won the presidential election with just over 56 percent of the vote he was 1st elected in 2014 with a sweeping majority but his popularity has slipped among amid that is growing frustration with the lack of jobs and economic difficulties. and sellers in the indian state of bihar facing attack after a massive hike and prices prices rose after weather extremes damage crops india is the world's largest exporter of onions but banned exports in september to keep prices down. russia's parliament has resubmitted a bill against domestic violence that failed to pass 3

we're calling on the population all members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemies the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy. soldiers are not generally the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.d.f. rubbles is the violence in benny's now hampering efforts to contain an ebola outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response and parents has falling trees distrust in an area were government troops and sometimes peacekeepers are not always seen as positive forces by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hide out al jazeera. let's bring in catherine stories she's joining us from goma that's the largest city in the eastern democratic republic of congo how are people reacting to claims by the military that are in militias are now infiltrating the protests. it's daryn let me start with what's going on in venice we have been talking to all of our producer there who sa

province currently receive it or not many is in north kivu province and he has said that security forces are not now just dealing with ordinary protesters he said that some of the people in those protests are armed with crude weapons like machetes he said that they're violent they're talking important installations that target security forces they're talking residents of any who do not want to participate in this process he also says that they have information that the processed has been infiltrated by militia from this faction of groups called my my my my is more entrenched in the community many people accept this group more so he says government forces are going to continue using force unless the situation calms down going to continue using force as long as these protests are violent and all this is happening at a time when health workers in that region are struggling to deal with an ebola crisis. the visit by the director general of the world health organization to go was brief but necessary. health workers responding to an outbreak in parts of the region wiretapped last week b

here in go man of q benny is in north kivu province so i've been talking to the governor who's saying that it seems that this port the security forces are not anymore battling ordinary protesters that he's saying that people are armed with crude weapons like a machete is he saying that they are violent they're even attacking residents of many who do not want to be involved in this process they say security forces are going to continue using force to contain this situation and almost comes at a time when health workers in that region of benny are struggling to contain an airball a crisis right catherine. we seem to have lost our connection there with catherine catherine king hear me she's back ok catherine unger also at the u.n. mission yes i can go around the regional capital where you are i know that there was a general strike that was planned in goma today how widely was it followed. well people here in goma are also extremely angry today it's quiet are early in the morning we saw the shops closed roads were clear people did not come to their offices to their shops but then as the d

benny is in north kivu province and the governor expressed a lot of concern saying that if this protest in beni continue unchecked then they could eventually be infiltrated by militia groups are not just talking about a.d.f. me. there's also another group called my my which is more entrenched with the community he says that the government the provincial government and security forces have intelligence that some politicians have gone to other parts of the region to engage with my my militia and awesome to come and participate in the protests of course right now it's too early and too tense and fluid in benny to say who exactly the military is battling but the governor told us he's very very concerned indeed and all this is happening in an area where health workers are struggling to contain an airball an outbreak that started a little over a year and a half. the visit by the director general of the walls health organization was brief but necessary. health workers responding to an outbreak in parts of the region talked last week by my my rebels in an area where people are still bei

are saying some militias have infiltrated the protests have also been speaking to the governor of north kivu here. and he's saying the same things he's saying that the security forces on the streets of benny are not just dealing with ordinary protesters he's saying that the people among them who are armed with quote weapons and they've been attacking residents of benny who do not necessarily want to participate in this process is saying that security forces are continuing are going to continue using force until the situation is contained but it's important to note even as he says that that people as you've been saying in beni and here in goma are quite angry about the state of security and genuinely so when all this really is happening at a time that health workers are trying struggling to contain an airball outbreak in that region. the visit by the director general of the world health organization to go was brief but necessary. health workers responding to an outbreak in parts of the region wiretapped last week by my my rebels in an area where people are still being infected by the disease

angry crowd they were mistakenly accused of being rebels this was in the eastern town of bay in the north kivu province the crowd attacked them after finding guns and ammunition in their banks they were suspected of being members of the allied democratic forces which is blamed for killing more than 100 civilians in the past month. the u.n. peacekeeping chief has also visited benny where there have been protests against the u.n. troops people say that is not protecting them from violence to go bust would be different to the message is that you shouldn't make the wrong enemies we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with who we work with every day also thinking about how to work even more closely with us the f a r d c armed forces the national police the authorities. the world health organization has raised concerns about the worsening violence in eastern democratic republic of congo says the fighting in the area has limited its efforts to reduce the bowl outbreak for hea

we are calling on our populations and all other members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemy population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy d.r.s. the soldiers is not the enemy un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.d.f. rebels unfortunately the a.d.f. rebels are operating throughout the population the protests are disturbing the army from its objective of military operations well the united nations has been trying to stabilize the eastern democratic republic of congo for the past 20 years its mission which is known as school has more than 18000 personnel and it's the 3rd largest peacekeeping operation in the world while the $100.00 armed groups are believed to operate there raiding villages and running illegal mines the ally the democratic forces or the a.d.f. is known as the is one of the best known militias formed by ugandan rebels more than 2 decades ago it's accused of widespread atrocities catherine soy is in goma that's the largest. she says the security personnel will continue to use force in an effort to gain control

we're calling on the population all members of society in north kivu province to start working with our enemies the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy soldiers are not in general the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.t.f. . but on monday alone for protesters and a policeman died the violence in benny's now hampering efforts to contain an ebola outbreak that's key. more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response and this ruling trees distrust in an area were government troops and sometimes these keepers are not always seen as well as do courses by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hide out al-jazeera well adam day is the head of programs at the u.n. university center for policy research and was previously a senior advisor to the un on this school he says that a large factor in the u.s. failure to achieve peace has been the lack of contacts with the allied democratic forces one of the main rebel group

crowd the minute they were mistakenly being rebels and this happens in the eastern turn of benny in north kivu province the kurds attacked them after finding guns and bullets in their barracks they were suspected of being members of the allied democratic forces a rebel group which is blamed for killing more than $100.00 civilians in the past month well the u.n. peacekeeping chief visited any where there have been process against u.n. troops people say troops are protecting them from violence should be the. message is that you should make the wrong enemies we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with whom we work with every day also thinking about how to work even more closely with us the f a r d c armed forces the national police the authorities. and so i is in goma she says people and i taking security into their own hands that killing of the couple yesterday by angry more than there was a child with a couple of when they went to pick a taxi to go to areas that nobody

we're calling on the population all members of society in north kivu province to start working with our enemies the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy the soldiers are not generally the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.t.f. . the violence in beni is now hampering efforts contain an airborne outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august militarization of the medical response and. distrust government troops and sometimes are not always seen as or says by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area congolese here in goma angry about the statement by the military that some armed people have joined the protests and that the protesters are violent they say that there is genuine anger on the streets of benny and here in goma about the state of security and unless that changes they will not relent. the bangladeshi government's been sharply criticized about the way it's set to be preventing thousands of fro ing a refugee children from getti

we're calling on the population all members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemies the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy the soldiers are not generally the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.t.f. . but on monday alone for protesters and a policeman died the violence in benny's now hampering efforts to contain an ebola . outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the middle group. has ruling greece distrust in an area i would government troops and sometimes peacekeepers are not always seen as do or says by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hide out al-jazeera former u.s. president jimmy carter has been readmitted to hospital he's been treated for a urinary tract infection at a facility in georgia 95 roll carter was discharged last week from another hospital after undergoing a procedure following a recent fall carter is the country's oldest living president. u.s. pr

are blocking the protesters from the miniscule base at the airport in the eastern town of beni in north kivu province demonstrators tried to storm the base there on monday they believe peacekeepers have failed to protect them from attacks by armed groups in the region . now sam was prime minister is shutting down the government and ordering as many state workers as possible to help deal with the spiraling measles outbreak there so far at least 53 people have died on the pacific island most of them young children schools have already been ordered to close and travel is being restricted as many as $100.00 people are falling ill each day well earlier i spoke to james nichols he is with unicef astray he says efforts to contain the outbreak have been well coordinated so far. well there has been response literally from the 1st day of the of the upright and unicef has been working very closely with the government and the world health organization and also with other partners such as the australian department of foreign affairs and trade and new zealand's ministry of foreign affairs and trade in mou

of congo where victims of mistaken identity the man and woman were killed in the town of beni in north kivu province where they have been violent protests in the last week they were accused of being rebels but the military says the man was a sergeant in the army who was on his way to work the crowd attacked them finding guns and bullets in their bags despite my having a child with them they suspect of the couple of being members of the allied democratic forces which has been blamed for killing more than 100 civilians in the past month or un peacekeeping chief has been in beni where there have been protests against un troops he admitted that there is room for improvement. so. we think. we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with whom we work with every day also thinking about how to work even more closely with us the f a r d c armed forces the national police the authorities catherine soy is in the city of the east and they all say force says people are now taking ma

we're calling on the population and all members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemies the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy the soldiers are not generally the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.t.f. . the violence in beni is now humping effort contain and outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response and as ruling greece distrust area were government troops and sometimes peacekeepers are not always seen as forces by everyone and now the wild health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area. in the press conference by the military on monday the spokes band of the army say that they believe this protests have been infiltrated by armed people the protests have become very dangerous and so the military will not allowed this process to go on and they will you continue using force until the situation is resolved but i've spoken to people here in goma were very upset by that statement they say the m

congo has killed 2 people it's accused of being rebels it happened in the eastern town of beni in north kivu province the crowd attacked a man and woman dressed in civilian clothing after finding guns and bullets in their bags they suspected them of being members of the allied democratic forces which is blamed for killing more than $100.00 civilians in the past month the most recent was on friday with 14 deaths there catherine sawyer joins us live now from goma in eastern d. r. c. catherine just take us through what happened there with this latest installment of the violence. yes these 2 people this was a car full and a child the child is safe so they went to take a taxi to take them to all the chinese some of these areas where people were killed and the taxi man got a constable because he said that people are not going to an only child too unsafe so he took them to the main taxi office where the question but that answers were not clear they did not have id and when the bags was stashed all this paraphernalia was found a military uniform bullet medical kids a firearm as well so people gather

we are calling on our populations and all other members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemy population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy do your see soldiers is not the enemy un is not the enemy has the real enemy. the u.s. president donald trump has announced he's reimposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from argentina and brazil on twitter he said the 2 countries have been presiding over a massive devaluation of their currencies which is not good for our farmers therefore effective immediately i will restore the tariffs on all steel and aluminum that is shipped into the us from those countries while the announcement took both brazil and argentina by surprise there is a bill has the reaction from one as itis. there were warm relations between the united states argentina brazil especially with precedents. but also. apparently him and trump. other for a very very long period of time because modi so mikey used to be a businessman suit this is certainly happened because back last year argentina and brazil were even shielde

rebels might come back and we've been talking to the governor of north where benny's a territory in north kivu province will be talking to the governor about just what is going on. and he said that this seems to be a strategy being employed by the a.t.f. they want to cause maximum panic and fear they want to show that benny's and governable the security situation is out of control and they know that people are angry security forces so they're playing on that and they want to anger people even more so that we can see more protests going on russia's parliament has risen against domestic violence that failed to pass 3 years ago but in place pushing for the law facing threats from conservative and religious groups so story from moscow . had reported her husband's abuse weeks before her death police had sent her away saying so gay a policeman himself could only be fined and she would jeopardize his career when she asked for a divorce her husband stabbed her 57 times. the child went to wake up his mom in the morning and found her with her throat sliced open covered in blood and her eyes half closed

crowd they were mistakenly accused of being rebels that happened in the eastern town of beni in north kivu province they suspected them of being members of the allied democratic forces which is blamed for killing more than $100.00 civilians in the past month. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the al-jazeera world station not so much in 5. in every part of the world there are stories of arab and me gratian people leave for many different reasons some are just keeping oppression or persecution others seek educational opportunities but others are driven by a simple quest to see more of the world. we meet iraq each other just follow. the channel to norway 5 decades ago he can specialize medical treatment for his baby son. today he has a place in history on earth in a museum as a pioneer of the norwegian oil industry. to brazil to meet petro tobias' a lebanese going to college just breast cancer specialist and a former regional president of the brazilian social democratic party and part of the state of south carolina. with modern. calamity man. minute the mi

might come back and we've been talking to the governor of north cuba where benny's a territory in north kivu province will be talking to the governor about just what is going on. he said that this seems to be a strategy being employed by the a.t.f. they want to cause maximum panic and fear they want to show that bennie is ungovernable the security situation is out of control and they know that people are angry security forces so they're playing on that and they want to anger people even more so that we can see more protests going on. amazing demick slipping through samoa has now killed 42 people more than 3000 cases have been registered since the outbreak began last month officials say most of the victims were children under the age of 4. rates dropped in samoa in 2013 after 2 babies died because the back same is not administered properly. italy's coast guard has recovered bodies of 7 migrants who went missing after their boat capsized last week that raises the death toll 212149 migrants were poor from the water when their boat overturned off the coast of lampedusa hundreds of people have di

we're calling on the population all members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemies the population should not forget about the real enemies the police is not the enemy the soldiers are not generally the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.t.f. . but on monday alone for protesters and a policeman died the violence in benny's now hampering efforts to contain an ebola outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response is falling trees distrust in an area where government troops and sometimes peacekeepers are not always seen as forces by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hide out al-jazeera. he was president donald trump is intensifying 2 fronts in his tariffs battle trump has threatened more than $2000000000.00 worth of new levies on french exports he's also announced plans to reimpose new tariffs on steel and alum in even ports from argentina and brazil hundreds of thousands of people have been for

we're calling on the population and all members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemy the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy the earth the soldiers are not generally the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.d.f. rubble. the violence in beni is now hampering efforts contain an airball outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response and. distrust of government troops and sometimes peacekeepers are not always seen as orses by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area some congolese here are angry by the military claiming that the protests in beni have been infiltrated by armed people they say they're trying to vilify the protesters and deflect attention of what is really going on in that region they say there is genuine anger and frustration about the state of security and this is an issue that needs to be addressed i gently catherine soy all dizzy or goma. still ahead

we're calling on the population all members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemies the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy the soldiers are not generally the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.t.f. . but on monday alone for protesters and a policeman died the violence in benny's now hampering efforts to contain an ebola outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic. republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response has really raised distrust government troops and sometimes you are not always seen as i am and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area so to hire al-jazeera lauri's carney is the founder and executive director of friends of the congo which is an advocacy group promoting peace he joins me now from silver springs in maryland or in the u.s. could have you with us live on the program sir is such a military response going to appease the public in the affected areas right. now it's highly unlikely public if there are

will be that we are calling on our populations and all other members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemy. the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy to your c. soldiers is not the enemy un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.d.f. rebels unfortunately the a.d.f. rebels are operating throughout the population the protests are disturbing the army from its objective of military operations european stock markets posted their biggest fall in 2 months after u.s. president donald trump announced new tariffs on argentina and brazil trump tweeted that he would reimpose tariffs on their steel and imports from said that the 2 countries had been presiding over a massive devaluation of their currencies. protesters in malta have tried to block politicians from leaving parliament his rallies continue over the murder case of a journalist 2 years ago them a stranger's along with the family of the victim are calling for prime minister joseph katz to step down immediately to allow a full investigation into the death muscat announced

crowd they were mistaken the accused of being rebels it happened in the eastern town of beni in north kivu province the crowd attacked them after finding guns and bullets in their backs they suspected the couple of being members of. the allied democratic forces a rebel group which is blamed for killing more than $100.00 civilians in the past month well the un peacekeeping chief has visited beni where there have been protests against un troops people say the un aren't protecting them from violence to go bust a bit if the message is that you shouldn't make the wrong enemies we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with who we work with every day also thinking about how to work even more closely with us the f a r d c armed forces the national police the authorities. well katherine sawyer isn't gaumont she says people are no taking security into their own hands that killing of the couple yesterday by angry more than there was a child with this couple when they went to pi

congo has killed 2 people it accused of being rebels and happened in the eastern town of beni in north kivu province the crowd attacked a man and woman dressed in civilian clothes off to find the guns and bullets in their banks they suspected them of being members of the allied democratic forces which is blamed for killing more than 100 civilians in the past month most recent was on friday when 14 people were killed. the u.n. peacekeeping chief is visiting danny where there been protests against the perceived failure of u.n. troops to protect people against violence he admitted there is room for improvement but call for unity to go bust obedient to the message is that you should make the wrong enemies we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with who we work with every day also thinking about how to work even more closely with us the f a r d c armed forces the national police the authorities. catherine joins us live now from goma in eastern d.r. c so catherine what is

of congo a victims of mistaken identity the man and the woman were killed in the town of beni in north kivu province where there's been a violent protest in the last week they were accused of being rebels but the military says the man was a sergeant in the army who was on his way to work the crowd attacked them after finding guns and bullets in their bags despite them having a child with them they suspected them of being members of the allied democratic forces which is blamed for killing more than $100.00 civilians in the past month a u.n. peacekeeping chief has been in beni where there have been protests against u.n. troops. but here. we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with who we work with every day also thinking about how to work even more closely with us. our d.c. armed forces the national police the authorities. well as catherine sawyer is in the city of goma in the east india and says that people are now taking security into their own hands. it was found o

the nope will be less we are calling on our populations and all other members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemy population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy d.-r. see soldiers is not the enemy un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.d.f. rebels unfortunately the a.d.f. rebels are operating throughout the population the protests are disturbing the army from its objective of military operations al-jazeera producer you can is in ballet and has been following the protests he says although the tensions have calmed for the day more protests are likely to come yes they will not stop there will not stop protesting against un. peacekeepers of the un and all the office of the un will be close so that the u.s. government the responsibility to protect civilians against. these a.d.'s rebels coming from. killing people every day here in this town. catherine saw we heard more from goma the largest city in eastern democratic republic of congo. it's still very unsafe on the streets the situation quiet and sartain as it hard our produce

forms going back many many years to the ninety's why are they targeting civilians in in beni in north kivu now because it wasn't always this way. it has always been the case that the back seat in communities but there has definitely been an increase in the number of attacks in the last weeks. longer than there was a few months now this is merely because they are on the run they are threatened by the physical operation that we are conducting oversells but also the congolese military in their stronghold forests and as a result they tend to run away and as the room where they conduct these operations when to retaliate against the civilian population is a way to put pressure on us and or the congolese military to stop these offensive operations but also as they move in as the go or the run they need to replenish their food their medical supplies and their weapons so really this is the reason for this increase in attacks in the recent weeks thank you very much. for joining us the head of the u.n. mission and benny. wife of zimbabwe's white vice president constantine. has been charged with attem

we're calling on the population and all members of society in north kivu province to stop working with our enemies the population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy the soldiers are not generally the un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a.t.f. . the violence in beni is now hampering efforts contain an airborne outbreak that's killed more than 2000 people in the democratic republic of congo since august the militarization of the medical response and i was feeling grief distrust area were government troops and sometimes peacekeepers are not always seen as forces by everyone and now the world health organization has been forced to scale down operations in the area of the army in a press conference yesterday. the press conference you know press conference yesterday the military spokesman a say that they're not a new more. normal protest of people people on did. and clubs have joined this protest and they say they're going to do everything they can to make sure the few asian contained but i'll be talking to some people here in golmaal was saying that the

shock still afraid that these rebels might come back and we've been talking to the governor of north kivu where benny's a territory. talking to the governor about just what is going on. he said that this seems to be a strategy being employed by the a.t.f. they want to cause maximum panic and fear they want to show that bennie is ungovernable the security situation is out of control and they know that people are angry security forces so they're playing on that and they want to anger people even more so that we can see more protests going on. namibia's president has again god has been reelected for a 2nd term he won the presidential election with 56.3 percent of the vote he was 1st elected in 2014 with a sweeping majority but his popularity has slipped in a growing frustration with a lack of jobs and economic difficulties hundreds of protesters in sudan marched in the capital demanding answers from the new government they want to know what happened to their relatives they've been missing since a violent crackdown during a pro-democracy sit in khartoum activists say dozens of people have dis