of our constitution absolutely and some might say that to us well yes it's that it's president raila odinga so his and i say that so many times the supreme court found fault with the election and cancel it and it's the same electoral commission that bungled up the election that was again tasked with the same responsibility and that he wasn't confident in the process and asked for reforms which you refused why under our constitution their electoral commission is an independent institution it doesn't report to government it doesn't report to the opposition it doesn't report of these party or that party or this group or the other so in our very highest opinion the store called to do simple minimums were actually an avenue for our competitors to run away from imminent defeat that was facing them in a repeat election you're open and say that this is all about you and your ambition to become the president of can and twenty twenty two and a parked five years ago with prison to hook you know to that you give him ten years in office and he gives you term after that the presidency of kenya their lead

raila odinga to talk and to put it to push forward to this effort to unite the country the opposition is saying that any talk of a unity would be a sort of surrender it's not prepared to do that saying that this is not an environment that would allow for talks that would get anywhere really especially given that they're unhappy with the state of what they are calling electoral justice they say that they haven't been free and fair elections so this isn't a situation where they would want to negotiate with the government they ultimately had wanted new elections in the in the coming year but the government the jubilee ruling party were kenyatta specifically has said that this is the time to unite this is the time for kenyans to move forward to focus on other issues other than politics that really has dominated life here in kenya over the past year as two elections in just three months the economy has come to a standstill and they really are concerns around job creation the growth of the economy and just dealing with the bread and butter bread and butter issues rather that kenyans are fac

the rightful president they don't believe this was a legitimate election and they believe that raila odinga is being cheated by kenyatta they're very angry and they're prepared to stay out here as long as it takes they believe that he should come to this area to be sworn in these are opposition protesters though the same because the area is is a very poor one where we're talking to people who are very angry not only about the political situation but also the economic reality that they're facing and this is where you're seeing the opposition garnering a lot of support these opposition supporters believing that raila odinga and the national super alliance would provide an alternative that would improve their lives kenya farmer has a deep rooted divisions spanning years just how dangerous a situation are we facing right now if these protests by the opposition continue if this crisis drags on. on one hand we have the inauguration of a guru kenyatta and some would think that i would bring some level of stability to a situation that's been quite volatile over recent months but we continue to see

the election should have been called off once the only other main contender opposition leader raila odinga withdrew from the race but the electoral commission says the election was legal and kenyatta his victory should be upheld president elect rikan yatta who won the rerun with ninety eight percent of the vote insists the petitions are a waste of time legal expert julius came boyce's kenya's facing a historical process with potentially the results of a second election being thrown out this is a consolidated petition one is challenging the manner in which. i can deliver on his mandate so that is a legal issue the other one me. going on i mean it's based on the twenty thirty in decision of the supreme court saying once the as a presidential candidate withdrew they should have been fresh and emissions so one is more technical the other one deals with the substance. the stiegel challenge to the election result is the second in just months two months ago those caught a nod to the presidential election it said there were irregularities in how the electoral commission counted the final results a

around the grounds now that's where the opposition the national super alliance and its leader raila odinga had wanted to hold a rally or a commemoration of its supporters who have been killed in recent days police are determined to keep these protesters out of the jacaranda ground are now moving in to the residential area which demonstrators have been gathering all morning they say they're angry with police they're calling police murderous this is after a number of opposition supporters have allegedly been killed by police the opposition says at least twenty seven in recent days that's after the presidential rerun the protesters here say it's their right to gather to demonstrate peacefully we've seen protesters throwing stones though and we've seen police retaliate with tear gas a number of times the planned commemoration and rally were abandoned but raila odinga did try to come to this area but he was stopped by police while speaking to supporters he said he will have a swearing in of his own he says who are kenyatta is an illegitimate president who's beginning his second term in office a

retaliate with tear gas a number of times the planned commemoration and rally were abandoned but raila odinga did try to come to this area but he was stopped by police while speaking to supporters he said he will have a swearing in of his own he says who are akin yatta is an illegitimate president who's beginning his second term in office after a sham election. actually used chapter one of our constitution the people. and we have said that and before but well we should hold the people's assembly that will swear me into office once raila odinga finished addressing his supporters here in america c. and they were dispersed police have maintained a high presence in this area confrontations between themselves and demonstrators appear to continue and there's no sign of the tensions easing anytime soon. well still to come. as a new diplomatic push. away. i'm going to holland a greek island published boss where more than two and a half years after the great influx of refugees to europe and people are still making this perilous crossing from turkey every day. some rather cool air across a good part of

so as long as the opposition is not having the government come to them on the terms they want raila odinga says he's not prepared to talk. as we continue to washy pictures from cassani city and let's talk about the challenges that he faces ahead there is of course the issue of uniting kenyans once again but there are a host of other challenges not least how to deal with kenya's declining economy this is one of the south africa's strongest economies has been anyway but it's been experiencing a great deal of difficulties in recent years how is he going to address this. in the last year alone the kenyan economy has lost millions of dollars because of the political instability and speaking to analysts who have looked at how kenya needs to recover they're talking about more privatization they're looking at money now that's been diverted to the election you know at one point costing more than a billion dollars and now being used for the continuing infrastructure development there have been some gains in the last several months whether it's a massive railway that runs from the capital to the coas

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say these assemblies antal on to a parallel government but rather an alternative the issue for raila odinga is that he's not willing to engage with president rouhani are to he says because there's been no electoral justice the foundation of his complaints going back to the elections way says they weren't free and fair they weren't adequate reforms and that's of course as we remember that's why you withdrew from the presidential rerun so the opposition using these people's assembly to make their voices heard also talking about economic boycotts of major companies here in kenya effective that will be is not known because these entities do enjoy huge support each commercial support from kenyans as well as he says there will be a little some level of civil disobedience disobedience at this point we continue to see these type of demonstrations can write a new one just about ten days ago when a dingo returned to kenya after a visit abroad so these demonstrations certainly have become routine and no one can really say it will come to an end anytime soon and they highlight don't they the deep roote

dismissed challenges that are to wish to repeat election was conducted illegally but opposition leader raila odinga insists the ruling was made under duress. u.s. trump administration is designating north korea as a state sponsor of terror earlier south korea's spy agency said the north koreans may carry out war missile tests this year to ramp up the threat against the u.s. . the red cross says two and a half million yemenis are now at risk of disease after sama and al bayda joined the list of cities without clean water side led blockade as calls pumping stations to show time some yemeni fords have reopened to allow in desperately needed food and aid critics say it's not since. head of the largest syrian opposition group behind a go she has resigned after nearly two years we had had his spokesperson and several other officials and i stepped down the head of an opposition conference in saudi arabia and a new round of u.n. sponsored talks in geneva. that so for me and the team for now coming next my chin as he gets up close and personal a football crazy teenager. i would use iraq where ever you are.

three people have been killed in kenya when police clashed with supporters of opposition leader raila odinga places tear gas and water cannons to break up large crowds cheering a convoy from the airport to central nairobi return from a ten day trip trip abroad. for minimal or has more from nairobi. this is not the first time police have responded to large crowds of protesters with what rights groups are calling excessive force now amnesty international says police should stop using lethal force against opposition supporters today thousands of those supporters had gathered to listen to an address from a leader raila odinga on his return to the country after a visit abroad ending in these running battles with police the supporters of tried to make their way to the city center anticipating that address from a dingle the opposition leader was able to briefly address his supporters on the road after they were blocked from moving to the center of nairobi police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse them now amnesty international says police used excessive force including live ammunition to d

raila odinga says he will not accept the results of the election that were released on monday evening and the president who are looking at it is in office illegally he says he has now embarked on what he calls a companion for electoral justice and he says he will i cheered by calling on his supporters to come out and protest picket them also boy court goods and services belong to companies of the president's family and also all other people allied to his dibley party this is what raila odinga had to say this illusion must no stones if allowed to turn. complete mockery of a list of those. to be the end of the vote as a means of instituting a government in kenya. real destroy the public's confidence in the vote this will not turn out to vote in. the term and outcomes. comments will not come as any consolation to many kenyans who want to move forward and leave the whole process behind them it's been a long electoral process we've been hearing of these elections since june this year and it's been a process marked with violent protests attacks on and threats to the electoral commission sta

kenya's opposition leader raila odinga has called for the results of the presidential election rerun to be a lot president of work and he was declared the winner of the election was widely boycotted by opposition supporters kenyatta took ninety eight point two percent of the vote but the turnout was just below forty percent i think it made no mention of a legal challenge but warned that the election result will undermine the public's faith in democracy one hour from a habit out in nairobi raila odinga says he will not accept the results of the rebound election that were released on monday evening and the president who are looking at or is in office illegally he says he has now embarked on what he calls a companion for electorate justice and he says he will i t.v. by calling on his supporters to come out and protest picket and court goods and services belong to companies of the president's family and also all the people allied to his dibley party this is what raila odinga had to say this election must not stunt if allowed to turn. complete mockery. of those. be the end of the vote as

because well the inauguration ceremony was happening in nairobi, the opposition leader raila odinga wasith those irregularities. these are some of the pictures we have of clashes between the protesters and police. we know that two people died during these clashes, and as i said that president today has been emphasising unity. here he is earlier... i. i, too, listened carefully to my competitors, and i will try to incorporate their ideas. this is because the election was not a contest between a good dream and a bad dream. it was a contest between two competing visions. that was the president in nairobi. our correspondent is there as well. it is not lost on the president that this is the deeply divided country, and that‘s why he made that very conciliatory speech. however, it‘s going to take more than a speech to reach out to the opposition and to unite the country. this is a contest that was boycotted by the opposition in which the president won by 98% of the vote, however the turnout was historically low, especially for this country, at just 38%. less than half of the people who voted d

around the grounds now that's where the opposition the national super alliance and its leader raila odinga had wanted to hold a rally or a commemoration of its supporters who have been killed in recent days police are determined to keep these protesters out of the jacaranda ground are now moving in to the residential area which demonstrators have been gathering all morning they say they're angry with police they're calling police murderous this is after a number of opposition supporters have allegedly been killed by police the opposition says at least twenty seven in recent days that's after the presidential rerun the protesters here say it's their right to gather to demonstrate peacefully we've seen protesters throwing stones though and we've seen police retaliate with tear gas a number of times the planned commemoration and rally were abandoned but raila odinga did try to come to this area but he was stopped by police while speaking to supporters he said he will have a swearing in of his own he says who are akin yatta is an illegitimate president who's beginning his second term in office

kenya have used tear gas to break up a demonstration in nairobi by supporters of opposition leader raila odinga he says at least thirty one of his supporters have been killed by police and militia since he returned to the country on friday at least fifteen people have been killed five others injured in a stampede and morocco this happened in a village about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of casa blanca as food aid was being distributed at a market as to the victims were women there so the headline today is continues after al jazeera so lex. we're living through a technological revolution the machines taking over a piece of machinery goes wrong is there a train all of this to go to which we can bring a legal system to bear oxford university professor of machine learning stephen rover talks to all disease this time. my baggie was my drug. if i have my drug. i do everything if i don't have my drug i cannot do anything. but. i've been using drugs since thirty four year that the game is we're selling drugs over the counter are the biggest. i don't fifteen sixteen i say using. may join up aft

supporters of kenyan opposition leader raila odinga and police have clashed outside the capital nairobi police fired tear gas into the crowds of demonstrators angry about the result of the presidential election which saw the incumbent president who can be outer rain with ninety eight percent of the vote the poll was marred by low turnout and claims of voter intimidation. zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has appeared in public for the first time since the military took power on wednesday he attended a university graduation ceremony and this comes as the army said it was making progress in persuading him to resign officers also moved into arrest and number of mugabe's allies mugabe who is ninety three years old has been held under house arrest by the military since what they've been calling an intervention. joining me now from harare is human rights activist a dog what is your ancestor and rid of president mugabe step down or will he be pushed out. that there really is is the question on everyone's tongues here seeing that that yesterday a deal had been struck but but now it seems that

kenya have used tear gas to break up a demonstration in nairobi by supporters of opposition leader raila odinga edina says at least thirty one of his supporters have been killed by police and militia since he returned to the country on friday. at least fifteen people have been killed and five others injured in a stampede and morocco this happened in a village about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of casa blanca is food aid is being distributed at a market all of the victims were women more than thirty thousand runners have taken part in a half marathon in the indian capital that's despite health warnings from doctors about severe pollution levels new delhi has been blanketed in a toxic small for weeks the indian medical association is calling it a public health emergency and those are the headlines from this continues right here on al-jazeera after a kora from democracy to the market keep it or. i will be fine to give you all the. of the reforms in the meantime us but there was. another good thing about us if it you have got this i want to know if they were fully i was just that was if t

gas and used water cannon to break up crowds that have gathered to welcome the opposition leader raila odinga on his return to the country he's leading the protests against the outcome of last month's presidential election rerun and so present to her ok so when i said and. while ago i spoke with our correspondent in kenya catherine i want to and i asked her with the election over why there was still violence on nairobi streets. well today we had a lot of protesters or not to support this who came together to try and welcome. in main opposition leader raul oh didn't go didn't go as he was a writing in the country early in the morning so in the morning we saw the main airports which is the job looking at international airports cordoned off by police and people were stopped from entering it with those those high security and then we saw that escalate into the violence between a running battle between police and protesters and while there are some reports that two people have been shot and there are also other reports that five people have been killed now these five people according to police wer

have used tear gas to break up a demonstration and there robi by supporters of opposition leader raila odinga a dentist says at least thirty one of his supporters have been killed by police and militia since he returned to the country on friday fifteen women had been killed in a stampede and morocco it happened in a village about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of casa blanca is being distributed at a market so the headlines news continues after one o one aced keep it or. tracing the fall from prosperity to financial ruin this is precisely the movement where we humanized that nothing was first will be in great the devastating impact to save the banks means also to save the deposit simple ordinary citizen and the failure to prevent disaster banks and political leaders are the people who need to learn the less i go or from democracy to the markets at this time on al-jazeera. they are the global face of wildlife conservation. and after decades of campaigning panda numbers are now slowly improving. but why there are some wildlife experts warning the species is under more pressure than ever

raila odinga, however, still maintains that uhuru's re—election is illegitimate.e sworn in as president according to the constitution of kenya. so whoever is not pleased has nothing else to do but maybe wait for the next election that is five years from now. in some opposition strongholds, violent demonstrations are under way. supporters of raila odinga took to the streets to express disappointment with the judgment. perhaps the biggest task for president kenyatta is reuniting a nation visibly divided by these elections. let's quickly go back to our lead story. the problem is, difficulties informing a story. the problem is, difficulties in forming a new government in germany. it might affect how brexit top score. angela merkel‘s facing a deeply political crisis following the collapse of talks to form this new college in government and the failure of those negotiations are really a consequence of an unusual september election result. here is jenny hill. she promised germany and government for christmas. instead, angela merkel has delivered an unprecedented politica

thousands lined the streets of the capital nairobi to welcome raila odinga. the veteran opposition leader was meeting his followers for the first time since the disputed presidential election in october and despite police warnings against any gatherings, his supporters were determined to make a celebration. we are waiting for him to come with good things, right now we are waiting for what he has to say. the celebrations were short-lived. police launched an offensive against the opposition, barring them from the city. property was damaged, people injured, and some killed. but the opposition was undeterred. cracks i have come -->> i have come to tell you that the third republic has begun. the signs you are seeing are those of a government that has already fallen. odinga has called for a national resistance movement to protest the outcome of a repeat presidenal ectiolast month , which saw incumbent president who are looking at the win a second five-year term. >> let's bring in dw correspondent kathlynn no one go who is standing by with the latest. we are hearing

boycotted by opposition leader raila odinga. i will protect and uphold the sovereignty. the so. integrity integrity on the dignity of the people of kenya i'm dignity of the people of kenya so help me god. seoul have. and with this the. this. delight of the which is. dressed in red and yellow the colors of. party. military b band angeles joi handnds from t the math tried. alsa and detained the ten thousand. stadium. the days he couldn't make it inside with prevented from entering by police. he's tale gas to control the crowds. security forces also patrolled the jacaranda grounds some twenty kilolometers away. where opopposition group national super alliance planned at peaceful rally? to commemorate those who lost their lives in protest against the recent polls. jojohn jaso onn the fast election fifty fouour to foy five percent against right now dinga. time out was that eighty but the vote was a note by the supreme court fair regularity. a rerun insulin landslide victory for the president. that anya third devoted heckscher about. but it's getting days set up businesses we now fran

about the way forward how to bring kenya together we are prepared willing and ready to engage with raila odinga just as we are ready to engage with that kenya to discuss the future of our country the party president william ruto funk you very much thank you very much is it. also speaks with kenya's opposition leader. your opponent describe you. lose a man who will never accept defeat how will you be up to them on the next episode of talk to al-jazeera. november on al-jazeera. in a historic visit the pope will travel to me and my bangladesh bringing more focus to the plight of the range of. a new six part series about extraordinary lives of the common people from across tunisia. as the u.s. backs away from the paris climate agreement well diplomats will be gathering in bone to restate that commitment. from the heart of asia one when east brings captivating stories and award winning films. as tensions on the korean peninsula remain high president trump embarks on a five nation tour to east asia november on al-jazeera. sixty seven words that spelled promise for one people but ended up a disaster f

mobs for looting in kenya this during unauthorized recessions to welcome back opposition leader raila odinga. he'd been on trips in the united states and britain where he spoke about the political climate in his country. weigh loading got boycotted a new presidential vote in october saying electoral reforms hadad not beenen sufcient. president uhuru kenyatta does win meanwhile is being challenged at the supreme court by activists and a politician amid claims of irregularities. now two weeks of climatologist up in a bonn in germany the u. n. negotiations are aimed at figuring out how to implement the paris agreement clinched in twenty fifteen. divisions between developed and developing nations have emerged as well as disagreements over how to share responsibilities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. according to observers the u. s. president's decision to pull out of the paris climate change agreement did not hamper the role played. by the u. s. a delegation small island nations meanwhile use the talks as an opportunity to flag the growing risk of climate changed to their land. and people. r

they would have been interested in the outcome here at the supreme court the opposition leader raila odinga hasn't said until now what exactly it will do a once the court has made a ruling of course the opposition had wanted fresh elections in the new year they had said this isn't a free and fair environment in which to hold elections and electoral commission hadn't wanted hadn't made the reforms that it wanted now so far the opposition has has started this campaign of economic boycott they say that they will be having these assemblies people's assemblies across the country but they haven't said further what exactly they will do in terms of any further contestation of these election results but certainly the server verdict from the supreme court won't be one that the opposition is happy with absolutely and so. give you all clear of course now who can you after to resume the presidency to start officially his second term in office. from the beginning working out i had said that these petitions were a waste of time he said he would have stood you would have accepted any outcome but ultimately

people have been killed in fighting between police and supporters of kenya's opposition leader raila odinga says that he is the rightful president meanwhile earlier president obama can yet i vow to unite the kenyan people as he was sworn in for a second term pope francis has avoided any direct mention of myanmar as a hinge a muslim minority as he appeared alongside the country's leader and sons who cheat as widely expected the head of the roman catholic church insisted that our should respect the rights of all ethnic groups a military crackdown has forced hundreds of thousands of revenge of muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh. the airport in bali has been shut for a second day as an erupting volcano disrupts travel plans and threatens thousands on the indonesian island. clouds of ash into the air evacuation centers are quickly filling up and zimbabwe's new president has opened a three month amnesty window for the return of stolen public funds and says those individuals and companies that have stashed money abroad have until the end of february to give it back when god was sworn in as

last month was won by president uhuru kenyatta with 98% of the vote, amid a boycott by his rival raila odingalobal television programming. and now, the annual meeting happening earlier today with regards to the rohingya crisis were aung san suu kyi was among those speaking. this is an annual gathering of governments that really touches on controversial topics but this yet, the asia europe meeting takes place ina the asia europe meeting takes place in a country that has triggered an international crisis are excelling hundreds of thousands of muslims into neighbouring bangladesh. the global balance of power at... that issue however was not even directly mentioned. instead, aung san suu kyi's choice of words echoed the myanmar‘s military‘s view of the issue in rapine state. conflicts around the world are being rise to medical immigration, spread of terrorism and violent extremism. rakhine. before travelling to myanmar the european union foreign policy representative visited some of those expelled from rakhine that are now filling the teeming refugee camps in bangladesh. she was careful to suppor

opposition leader raila odinga charged today, that since friday, kenyan police have killed at least 31 of his supporters who were protesting the vote. odinga called the violence" state-sponsored thuggery" and called for "international intervention" to stop it. the kenyan supreme court nullified the first election in august, won by kenyatta, over procedural irregularities. native american tribal leaders are asking for more details about the keystone oil pipeline leak last week in south dakota. read more at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: president trump is criticizing the father of one of three ucla basketball players jailed in china for shoplifting. the player were freeded after mr. trump raised it on his asia trip, all three publicly thanked the president but the father of playary liangelo downplayed the president's involvement. today president trump tweeted mr. ball was unaccepting of what i did for his son and i should have left them in jail. finally the next class of american rhodes scwolt scholars was announced including a record 10 african-americans among the 32 chosen. the

disobedience and economic boycotts at one point the opposition even saying they would sway in raila odinga as an alternative president at what they're calling a people's assembly but here outside the supreme court where there's a decision was made not too long ago supporters of the hurricane yards are continuing to celebrate a smaller crowd now than earlier they say this is a big victory and they're looking forward to the president being sworn in for his second and final term next week. but for me that this is not the end of the story really is it because ryder a day has indicated that is not really happy he's not going to accept the results and he is going to launch what he calls a national resistance movement. yet we seem to have lost sound to correspondent for me the. who's in nairobi. all right we're going to need to zimbabwe now because step down or face impeachment these are the choices for the zimbabwean president robert mugabe has already been removed as party leader and the chorus of calls for him to quit is growing in less than an hour from now we should find out his fate the lea

dismissed challenges that october's repeated action was conducted illegally but opposition leader raila odinga insists the ruling was made under duress from the miller has more from nairobi. it took just a few minutes for supreme court judges to end months of political uncertainty the presidential election of the current six talked over. by a. as is the election of the third respondent the. supporters were in a jubilant mood outside the court before president elect who are looking at his plan to swearing in the next week as soon as we. can read the supporting the. outside the. victory and that is a legitimate. ruling jubilee party and the electoral commission say last month's rerun was free and fair despite an opposition boycott and a voter turnout of less than forty percent of the opposition the national super alliance says it won't recognize can yachters president it believes the supreme court didn't act independently when upholding kenyatta election when tension increased in opposition strongholds as demonstrators about a fight for what they say is political justice our democracy was jeopar

supporters today thousands of those supporters are gathered to listen to an address from a leader raila odinga on his return to the country after a visit abroad ending in these running battles with police the supporters and try to make their way to the city center anticipating that address from the opposition leader was able to briefly address his supporters on the road after they were blocked from moving to the center of nairobi police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse them now amnesty international says police used excessive force including live ammunition to disperse that large crowd four people have been admitting to hospital with gunshot wounds after the confrontation between these are opposition supporters and police police say they didn't use a live ammunition and that five people were killed after they were caught looting and according to police was stoned to death earlier in the day opposition supporters hadleigh tires and main roads and the roadster. and at least so far various rights groups have said that between sixty and seventy people have been killed in protests that b

the other issue is around the withdrawal of the main contender one of the other main contenders raila odinga in the election once he withdrew the election should have been cancelled now this wasn't the case and the petition is a saying that the electoral commission hasn't fulfilled its constitutional mandate the electoral commission as well as incumbent president to rick and his say that these petitions are a waste of time and that to the final results from the october twenty sixth election should be upheld the case should be strode out and who cannot to should be sworn in before the end of the month. still ahead on al-jazeera deep in debt than this while it says it can't pay its bills and it blames the u.s. and foreign investors. a new pill can tell your doctor whether you've taken your medicine at the right time and the right dose but that raises a lot of other issues. by this guy nine information harbor or off the coast of the italian riviera. weather looks logic quiet across southern parts of china over the next couple of days the north easterly winds as you'd expect at this time of year

the other issue is around the withdrawal of the main contender one of the other main contenders raila odinga in the election once he was through the election should have been cancelled now this wasn't the case and the petitioners are saying that the electoral commission hasn't fulfilled its constitutional mandate the electoral commission as well as incumbent president are a canard to say that these petitions are a waste of time and that to the final results of from the october twenty sixth election should be upheld the scales should be strode out and who can or to should be sworn in before the end of the month that of lebanon's maronite church has met his country's prime minister saad hariri in the saudi capital patriarch bashar arrives the first lebanese official to visit the kingdom since hariri unexpectedly and nonstick his resignation there more than a week ago chinese president xi jinping zimbra infrastructure project is facing some serious hurdles the plan aims to revive ancient trade routes to connect asia europe and africa but in indonesia the construction of the first chinese high s

already in a position to hold free and fair elections the support is why the opposition leader raila odinga had withdrawn from this election rerun but here at the supreme court we're already seeing supporters of the president to. begin a celebrations there clearly very happy with this outcome we're going to speak to counsel to the president mr ahmed in the series mr this is clearly an outcome that you are very pleased with given that it's the second election that mr kenyatta has have to run in some of them and we're glad that the court you know got it right the second election. has been some criticism around the role that the court has played whether or not it has the freedom to make an independent a ruling is this something that you think doesn't merit any attention i mean this court is a powerful call that is the supreme court of makes any decision it wants according to the law on the parts on the first time in september although we have a different view the court which is a different decision and say that that election did not meet the threshold and people have to live with it the same f

kenya's opposition leader raila odinga has called for the result of the presidential election rerun to be a no president to voter kenyatta was declared the winner of the election was widely boycotted by opposition supporters were doing it made no mention of a legal challenge but warned that the election result will undermine the public's faith in democracy. and talent has cancelled the passports of former prime minister yingluck shinawatra who is believed to be in the united kingdom she fled the country in august days after failing to appear in court to face charges of negligence she says that the case against her was politically motivated was removed from office in a coup in twenty fourteen there's the headlines more news fear on al-jazeera after the wanted eighteen next. you. and then nine hundred eighty seven i was just. six years old living with my family in a physic and. most of the time we didn't go outside. boring life. the only thing we could do indoors was reading coming. in the city and camp i knew that i'm pasting it even that i never been to. and they only saw my homeland a

sudan several people were killed in kenya when police clashed with supporters of opposition leader raila odinga places tear gas and water cannons to break up large crowds cheering again as convoy from the airport to central nairobi had returned from a ten day trip to the united states on monday the supreme court of law on challenges to president or her cannot as a controversial election victory last month. a belgian court postponed a ruling on whether to extradite deposed catalan leader carlos approach to ma fé in addition to the european arrest for puts them on and or cattle on ministers on charges of sedition and misuse of state funds and the decision on whether to send them back to face charges has been pushed back to dos they said before paul brennan has more from brussels perhaps a little frustrating for the assembled media from all over the world here in brussels hoping for a decision on this case and the judge had three options in front of him either approve the exhibition warrants or reject it in which case either or both sides would have appealed that particular outcome or kick the can

in an exclusive interview with this channel the opposition leader raila odinga says he won't stop until kenyatta is out of office i think that movement is very relevant because it is really expressing the first divisions. of the. political the provision just being done where the g.m. does lost faith and confidence of the people no force will stop the train from getting what is the. right to governance that what is going to go on our constitution that. within the people going will come. and that eventually you know the the. wealthy or more of that exclusive interview with the kenyan opposition leader i was talk to al jazeera on sunday at nine hundred thirty hours g.m.t. . bahrain is to impose entry visas on all cattery nationals and residents starting on the end of the tenth king hamad bin i saw al khalifa called for the measure to ensure the safety and security of the kingdom is the latest move in egypt a matter of crisis that saw bahrain saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt sever ties with cattle in june. the al jazeera media network is celebrating its twenty first birthday on weapons day

capital rocco was recaptured in october by syrian democratic forces kenya's opposition leader raila odinga has worn the country is headed towards a dictatorship president her of kenyatta held on to power after a day and boycotted last month's election claiming it wasn't going to be free or fair speaking and the u.s. is warning the current leadership could tear kenya apart and that tends to undo everything. and taking a punt. and. let me be blunt. in two words tried to destroy the government of the ruf showed. every institution. the conditions facing about six hundred refugees a closed australian run offshore prison camp are worsening by the day aid workers are worried the facility on pup on a guinea is becoming so filthy and many refugees are likely to become sick or even die but as peter sharp reports as dire as it is the government is so far offered no help. these pictures of conditions inside the prison camp on popular new guinea are the first to show how conditions have deteriorated since authorities officially shut it down the video sent by a refugee gives an indication of what life i

. >> woodruff: elsewhere in the city, opposition candidate raila odinga called the election illegitimate rallied supporters. police fired rifles and tear gas to break up the gathering, and three people were killed. secretary of state rex tillerson today rejected growing reports state department.ing out the democratic lawmakers, former department staffers and others have blamed tillerson for an exodus of senior foreign service officers. today, in a washington speech, tillerson insisted the critics are doing a disservice to department employees. >> there is no hollowing out. these numbers people are throwing around are just false, they're wrong. i'm offended on their behalf when people say somehow we don't have a state department that functions, because i can tell you, it's functioning very well from my perspective. >> woodruff: tillerson said he believes the state department can cut spending by 30%-- and staffing by 8%-- even as the trump administration addresses various overseas conflicts. another woman is now accusing congressman john conyers of sexual harassment. deanna maher ran a mic

of our constitution absolutely and some might say that to us well yes it's that it's president raila odinga so his and i say that so many times the supreme court found fault with the election and cancel it and it's the same electoral commission that bungled up the election that was again tasked with the see him responsibility and that he wasn't confident in the process and asked for reforms which you refused why under our constitution their electoral commission is an independent institution it doesn't report to government it doesn't report to the opposition it doesn't report of these party or that party or this group or the other so in our very highest opinion the store called to do simple minimums were actually an avenue for our competitors to run away from imminent defeat that was facing them in a repeat election you're open and say that this is all about you and your ambition to become the president of can in twenty twenty two and a parked five years ago with present who can add to that you give him ten years in office and he gives you term after that the presidency of kenya the leadersh

the election should have been called off once the only other main contender opposition leader raila odinga withdrew from the race but the electoral commission says the election was legal and kenyatta his victory should be upheld president elect rikan yatta who won the rerun with ninety eight percent of the vote insists the petitions are a waste of time legal expert julius came boyce's kenya's facing a historical process with potentially the results of a second election being thrown out this is a consolidated petition one is challenging the my main which. i delivered on his mandate so that is a legal issue the other one me. going on i mean it's based on the twenty thirty in decision of the supreme court saying once the not a presidential candidate this should have been fresh and emissions so one is more technical the other one deals with the substance. the snigger challenge to the election result is the second in just months two months ago those caught a nod to the presidential election it said there were irregularities in how the electoral commission counted the final result and a new elec