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there was a time in northern kenya when a very eminent elephant biologist and i took a walk in an area where apparently we should -- we shouldn't have been walking. we should have been in a land rover and it was a savannah area and we ran into a female elephant with a calf and she trupeted, she anger blat, i don't know if they blat through trunks or mouth. we got a charging elephant. i'm with ian, great elephant researcher and we both take running as fast as we can in desert scrub and after 20 steps he turns, sticks out his arms and goes ah to this charging elephant to bluffer in case she's doing a bluff charge and this has worked for him in the past. didn't work that day. she kept charges. now he turns around and running after him now i have 20 steps, head start. i run around a big bush and stop in the grass. he comes running around a big bush. the elephant comes a big bush, catches him with her trunk as he's 3 quarters of the way around, lifts him up, throws him through the air, i hear his voice in what seemed like a calm declarative tone say help, he slides ten feet, lands in the gr

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you know, i remember i was in rural kenya in 2020 very, very small town in northern kenya, like a cluster of 20 huts, really. and i went to, to get water, and on the door of the kiosk is a poster. cobit 19 awareness poster in this local language, which probably has like 20030000 speakers. me right. this is in 2020, like 6 months into, you know, the worst of the pen direct me. and i just remember looking at that poster and thinking this doesn't really get captured. yeah. in the story of this pandemic here, it's not a tune to see this thing, this wayne, which people respond communities where riley and respond. and so this is tied to the, to the issue of image making in the obligation of the people who make the images and the, and tie the stories. i've gone through this pandemic with this sense that we are losing the fine print of resilience and vulnerability. mm. hm, and we're focusing on technical things. yeah. you know, and not the fact that pen that makes happen to people. yeah. you have to understand how people respond to messaging. yeah. their fears, and i think that for us, for a lot

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so just a trade in northern kenya. the activist group said that this week kenyon police didn't allow them to hold a demonstration or even a press conference to raise the grievances and at the same time, that's why the number of communities across can you ever cooling? not just for apologies, but also for reparations to be paid for a trusted he's committed him for land grabs. that took place on the british killer new rule. we spoke to some of the some of them. let's see what they have to say. keep to if you tell me is great grandfather, let an armed resistance against evictions and land grubbing on the british colonial rules. he was cooled code to allow some way and he's commemorated at these mosley, i'm in south west can yeah. he was a chief of the none of the people in 1995 of british colonial offices, summoned him to a peace meeting and shocked him in the head. we put the report from, they'll tell us what they are, the next to the, the home, but the, some ways they bought it. and that's why one of the, the months on

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northern ireland. we'll keep you up to date on that. >> of course, we'll stay across it. >> waters right now, the king and queen have begun their four day state visit to kenyarning. >> this was early this morning. take look at this meeting. take a look at this meeting. delegates nairobi at the delegates in nairobi at the start of their visit . start of their visit. >> it there he is. there's the king. if you're listening on the radio, that's the king inspecting armed guard as inspecting an armed guard as they always do on these trips. this first state visit to this is his first state visit to a commonwealth country as king and charles, we're told he's going to acknowledge the painful aspects of his nation's shared history with kenya , which history with kenya, which celebrates its 60th year of independence in 2023. >> well, with us now in the studio is gb news royal correspondent cameron walker . correspondent cameron walker. this is a very , let's say, this is a very, let's say, delicate visit, isn't it, for the king and queen? >> i think it certainly is. it's going to be the most challenging foreign visit of the king's reign so far. we saw those pictures