the people of the republic of kenya. that i will diligently discharge my duties that i will diligently discharge my duties and perform my functions before my functions in the office of president of the republic of kenya in the office of president of the republic of kenya and i told do justice. and that'll do justice to all. and that i will do justice to all in accordance with this constitution in accordance with this constitution us by law and stop placed on by laws established on the laws of kenya. and the laws of kenya. on the laws of moses thing with old fia. without favor. affection. or ill will. so help me god. legal. the crowds going wild at casa ronnie stadium in nairobi as a working out eyes to warning for a second nature and as president he seems to make a speech very shortly. we will listen to that and also that ceremony in nairobi attended by several heads a safe from the region standing next to the president is his wife margaret kenyatta he will be speaking very shortly i understand and we will listen in to th

the president will really now become the president of the republic of kenya. because we need as was inaugurated today we're seeing protests in nairobi at the same time protests called by reloading and the nasa coalition kenyans many kenyans are still unhappy about kenyatta election for a second term and we've heard raila odinga threaten a campaign of civil disobedience an economic boycott and so on this is a country that looks very much divided today so what exactly can the president say and do to united. i think kenya and kenyan election is by nature a very competitive election and the outcome is that they'll be all we know and they'll be a looser so the we've lost. text groups and that is what the new can have to do made be during the formation of his government he is intending to do to form an all inclusive government and also. remember he's been given enough cash and so well that you voted for the president or not every county. actually. for the county ok thank you very much for speaking to us philip zele chapman a lecturer in political communication at th

band now in rwanda after a stint in uganda and we'll also be performing in kenya the democratic republic of congo zimbabwe performing and also doing workshops with other musicians. compiled a varied program which will enable the two germans to get an insight into a very different well. it's really interesting it's different here from kampala for instance that's really a cultural hub one of the best places for going out in africa. and the best. gali is a bit different. at least as my first impression. excited about what else we're going to see during this trip. today's workshop takes place at the music high school in here endo three hours away from kigali. what shelf was organized by concertina hay the head of the current institute. megalo got to know the students a bit talking about all sorts of things from the difficulties musicians happen germany to family problems and record companies. finally it was time for some music. then megalo showed the music students what he could do to with a spontaneous spot of rapping and a rhyming. i am. i think we don't want to turn up here like agree with h

making it difficult to predict the outcome of this election which will turn into a federal republic soviet russia out of the euro when one district in a part of kenya's military says it's pushed fighters out of a forest along its southern border with somalia but religious fear another group is now carrying out attacks on civilians in the area catherine story reports from southern kenya. elizabeth cards lost two sons were reason he killed by an unknown people believed inside borneo a forest that extends to the border with somalia. their home area we too as well as other paths along the kenyan coast have been attacked several times over the last few years. we stayed home that night instead of going back to the camp for displaced people one of my sons was not well and so we all decided to be with him we were attacked at around eight pm two other people what killed on that night in this village the government has often blamed somalis are shabaab fighters who've been using the forest as a hideout to plan attacks and train kenyan recruits but also increasingly conflict between firmus and hard as living inside the forest one of elizabeth carville sons was i

of the republic it. is a problem people are. at least five people are reported dead in kenya after police clashed with supporters of opposition leader rather a dingo offices used tear gas and water cannons to break up large crowds cheering a dingo's convoy from the airport to central nairobi he returned from ten days abroad police deny using live ammunition they say the victims were stone by in range crowds after being caught looting iraqi forces have retaken the last town in the country to be held by i sell government troops moved into rawa in western iraq on friday morning they raised the iraqi flag over the district governor's headquarters iraq's prime minister said the operation was carried out in record time and troops will now start looking for myself i says in the surrounding areas another large group of a hinge of refugees has tried to cross into bangladesh to escape the military crackdown in mammal hundreds are stuck in what's known as no man's land between the two countries more than six hundred thousand have crossed the border since august amnesty international says both eisel and the philippines government are guilty of

yemen,stan, iraq, syria, nigeria,libya, kenya, sudan, theganda, democratic republic of congo, central africa republic, djibouti, turkey, egypt, cuba, and kosovo. as this month deadly attack in nigeria proves, those forces can find themselves in combat at any moment. as our men and women in uniform continue to meet threats i hope our witnesses can help us exam what the appropriate oversight role for congress is and how we can work together to make sure our nation's political leadership is meeting the responsibility to decide when and where our country uses military force. i stated previously, in this hearing we will focus primarily on the two current authorizations for the authorization for use of military force. the use of lethal force against isis, al qaeda and other terrorist groups remain necessary for the receivable and foreseeable future. against americans and our allies. likeresident just president obama believes he has the legal authority he needs under the 2001 aumf to fight isis, al qaeda and other terrorist groups. i agree. i agreed with the obama administration. i agree wit

iraq, syria, yemen, somalia, libya, kenya, nigeria, cameroon, uganda, south sudan, democratic republic of congo, central africa african republic, jordan, turkey, egypt, cuba and those kosovo. the forces can find themselves in combat at any moment. as the men and women in uniform continue to make threats around the world i hope that our witnesses can help us examine the appropriate oversight role in how we can work together to ensure that the nation's political leadership is meeting the responsibility to decide when and where our country uses military force. in this hearing we will focus primarily on the two current authorizations for the use of military force. unfortunately the use of legal force in al qaeda and other terrorist groups will remain necessary for the foreseeable future to prevent attacks against america and our allies. the president just like president obama bbc has a legal authority under t the 2001 to fight isis, al qaeda and other terrorist groups. and i agree they currently have that authority. it's clear congress is united in the fight against al qaeda and isis and othe

last week one of the members of parliament produced the succession bill which seeks to get to partition kenya into two separate republics and i think all the signs are there that if we're not able to move from battle grounds to a common ground we're not going to see a very smooth the next two three months thank you so much for speaking to us and sharing your views with as iran the heart and executive director of chapter one joining us on the news great from nairobi kenya thank you and this mohammed i don't recently sat down with got a kenyan opposition leader for a talk to al-jazeera program and this was just a few days after the rerun election which boycotted and in this interview he talks about why he withdrew from the race and what he intends to do if you've missed it on t.v. you can catch it online at al-jazeera dot com just click on shows and then click on talk to al-jazeera. in other world news the german president says he's not willing to call it's not election instead he's urging all parties to find common ground in form a new government coalition talks collapse after the free democratic party one of the four in

republic. to one a fresh time last month in a rerun veit w. 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 franklin is with us in the studio hi there brian lab list i've

kenya. arlen's e.u. commissioner says the u.k. must change its approach to brics in negotiations because it risks leading to a hard border between northern ireland and the republic ofireland which is part of the european union border controls would be in violation of a nineteen year old deal which ended the conflict in northern ireland and it's not just bricks and dividing the parties the arash language has also become a major issue from belfast neve parker explains. in the heart of the. it's a cultural center in west belfast i was speakers discuss the issues of the day many want the irish language to have official status in the courts the regional parliament and on road signs like in scotland and welsh in wales very few people speak their language fluently here around eleven percent claim to have some knowledge of irish a figure that steadily growing among republicans who favor a united ireland over british rule speakers. along with protect from the. speakers in scotland because annoyance in that sense being denied us is not just recognition of our language a respect for our identity for the past decade power has been shared here the regional assembly between repr