for these things denied by the rings on a case party right now what's happening is our president robert mugabe is at state house he's jew to start raids it's the greatest in syria and they will go first and then the public will be allowed to their coverage the later on in the day what happens with january but some of the barbers have concerns about switching from manual to losing to colleges to compile a new vote register. petering appeared her first voted in one thousand nine hundred eighty when zimbabwe won independence from britain he's participated in every election since then now the electoral commission is compiling a new voters using biometric registration technology peter has concerns he worries ditching the manual process in favor of technology may not be a good thing for. the day using new technology by village and has to be a new. system. in context of the problems of electricity it's the first time biometric technology is being used to register voters in zimbabwe officials conducted a practice run in april to test the system for years opposition parties have been demanding a new li

was listed about the length of the speech and more about getting attention zimbabwe's president robert mugabe with this attack on homosexuality we are not gay. it got a reaction but not quite the walkout as when iran's former leader mahmoud ahmadinejad's spoken two thousand and eleven. it wasn't the first time delegates had lived in protest but it was certainly the most notable. only says. the un general assembly has frequently been a stage for theater and emotion this from soviet leader nikita khrushchev and palestinian leader yasser arafat in one thousand nine hundred seventy four i come bearing all branches one hand and the freedom fighters the other. for my hand. in two thousand and six u.s. president george w. bush and his venezuelan counterpart hugo chavez ups the stakes in drama and rivalry every nation in this chamber has responsibility it this response the following day . yesterday the devil came here. right here. and it smells of sulfur still today while a touch of might attract attention as days of speechmaking wind on other world leaders have resorted to props to make the point is

just this past summer he travelled to zimbabwe to meet the president robert mugabe the purpose according to local media headlines the king asked mugabe for advice especially on how to maintain political stability allegations the king denies it was more of a courtesy call i didn't ask him about. domestic issues it was speculation you know we sometimes like to speculate but the king at mantes there is a special relationship with mr mugabe formed back in the ninety's when his father had been forced into exile. you mentioned in the past in your previously that. my father was forced into exile for the second time in one nine hundred ninety when president mugabe is president of zimbabwe and the president. and later president mandela who had just come into office played a very constructive role. in seeing that my father returns to the country. and subsequently retained returned to the throne because i felt. the reason why i said in the store room legitimacy i felt that. that situation where i was in the office of the king with my father being alive was very much an illegitimate situation and a

was less about the length of the speech and more about getting attention zimbabwe's president robert mugabe with this attack on homosexuality we are not gay. it got a reaction but not quite the walkout as when iran's former leader mahmoud ahmadinejad's spoken two thousand and eleven. boys that. it wasn't the first time delegates had lived in protest but it was certainly the most notable. son with impunity says. the u.n. general assembly has frequently been a stage for theater and emotion this from soviet leader nikita khrushchev and palestinian leader yasser arafat in one thousand nine hundred seventy four when i come bearing all branch in one hand and the freedom fighters going to the other to not let the olive branch fall from my hand.

well, robert mugabe is in his 90s. yes.ported for president of nigeria, mr buhari, is in his 70s. he's been very ill. in fact, for more than 100 days, he couldn't even be in nigeria, he had to be in london in hospital at one point. one can look at others i've interviewed over the years, like teodoro 0biang, in equatorial guinea, the longest—serving leader in africa, over 37 years. africa needs to match this population growth with a new generation of younger leaders, doesn't it? they're coming up. they're coming now. you have a younger leader in gabon. you have a younger leader in, umm... ..tanzania. you have one in zambia. they are coming. they are not going to come overnight. they are coming. you have a younger leader in burkina faso. they are coming. you have a younger leader in tunisia. they're coming! you, throughout this interview, have consistently tried to be extraordinarily positive, despite opening up with the statement about the ticking time bomb of population growth. i am an optimist by nature. let me quote to yo

robert mugabe is in his 90s. the menu supported, mr buhari, is in his 70s. —— man you. the longest serving leader in africa, over 37 years. africa need to match this population growth with a new generation of younger leaders. they are coming up. you have one in gabon. you have a younger leader in, umm... tanzania. you have one in zambia. they are coming. they are not going to come overnight. they are coming. you have a younger leader in burkina faso. they are coming. you have a younger leader in tunisia. they are coming. throughout this interview you have tried to be extraordinarily positive despite opening up with the statement about the ticking bomb of population growth. i am an optimist by nature. let me quote to you your own book. quote, those who depend on the old order, and we havejust talked quote, those who depend on the old order, and we have just talked about the old crony elites, those who depend on the old order can immediately see the writing is now on the wall. and vague, the old order, will fight viciously to defend the status quo. —— and they. that is a

president robert mugabe's fingerprints and personal details are captured and stored by matrix voter registration equipment the commission is compiling a new virtual using the new technology the old manually compiled register dating back to one nine hundred eighty would not be used is the first time by major technology is being used to register voters. to read. despite having less than a quarter of registration needed the literal commission says it plans to register nearly seven million people by january. if you want to train. the sixty three districts who he says but he is get tickle he says registering seven million people in four months is. just a few people are way off because no one is actually. the ground to do. even the television. saying much some first time voters hope the new technology will forward. and it's not that easy. so i think. understanding the presidential and parliamentary elections on mixture in the past opposition leaders have a case is the party of manipulating the old register. prism denies the accusation he said repeating these never reached an election no system anyway

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system for years opposition parties have been demanding a new list of voters they accuse president robert mugabe's rulings on a party of manipulating the current register you have thousands of people many years ago. and from on the search most of these dead voters. mysteriously. because their votes. zanu p.f. officials deny the accusations more than six million voters were on the electoral roll four years ago zimbabwe is essentially starting the process from scratch everyone who's eligible to vote has to register again. at least seven million people by january but only four hundred out of an estimated three thousand registration kits are available electoral fishel say the rest of the equipment is expected to arrive in the country in a few weeks we appear to be stampeding into the registration process. without necessarily having a full appreciation of what the entire process is about so it's important that we do get a new one and it's important that we start the process but without adequately planning for the process well setting ourselves up for disaster the presidential and parliamentary election

president robert mugabe has started the registration process he registers and solve using the new by me voter registration kids and he's telling them that this way of doing things twitching from manual teaching technology to register voters is the way to go he says it could limit accusations of electoral fraud and rigging but there are concerns from many zimbabweans particularly with the number of the kits are available there only four hundred kids currently in the country even if the commission needs at least three thousand kids to make sure that at least seven million zimbabweans are registered before the january deadline so lots at stake at the moment the opposition are happy that we use the knowledge to register voters but they're also concerned about the process they still say they won't be able to monitor every single step from registration to collation of the information to actually compiling your votes of because they still suspect that the ruling party would try and manipulate the next election in twenty eighteen but that's not my decision to say the confidence that that wil

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so president robert mugabe has opened parliament for the final time before he seeks reelection next year before then members of his ruling party are hoping to introduce a law to increase the security guard his opponents and human rights groups fear it will be used to restrict freedom of speech. has more from the capital harare. bus stop t.v. uses satire and comedy to lighten the mood when discussing issues affecting zimbabweans. the short episodes are posted online one show is about south africa giving the president's wife a grace and gabby diplomatic immunity to she did not assault a young woman in johannesburg last month. the t.v. show's producers make fun of grace mugabe supporters who attended a solidarity rally but seem clueless about why they were there and what support after the episode was broadcast the show's staff here were told they can't phone anymore meetings t.v. crews worry they already difficult job will be harder to do if the cybercrime and cybersecurity bill becomes law if we are. right now when there is no no movement there is no because right now we do not say exactly

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movement for democratic change says the treatment as a routine procedure channel i will be president robert mugabe's main opponent in the country's two thousand and eighteen general election. there been protests and against a controversial law granting concessions to public officials accused of corruption before the two thousand and eleven arab spring protests to say it's a setback for democracy. the process through central china's was mostly by young people who say the amnesty law passed by parliament on wednesday is rewinding the revolution that took place nearly seven years ago. the law gives amnesty to thousands of people who served in the government of former president. we are all here to say no to the amnesty law we will not forgive without accountability. to musial was where the so-called arab spring began when mohammed who is easy a fruit and vegetable seller set himself on fire after a dispute with local authorities. it led to protests which spread across the country with tens of thousands demonstrating against corruption and unemployment ben ali fled and went into exile in twenty fourteen

democratic change says the treatment is just over eighteen percent procedure trying rivalry president robert mugabe's main opponent and zimbabwe's two thousand and eighteen general election. more than seven hundred mayors from across the catalonia region of northeast spain or protested in barcelona and support of a planned and dependence referendum political tensions in spain are increasing as the proposed october voting date nears the cattle on government plans to go ahead with that despite the central government's warnings of legal prosecution karl penhall reports from our salon. we will vote they chant a vote to break away from the rest of spain good people should do. more go see. catalonia brandishing the star of office echo their supporters. more than seven hundred man is gathered in barcelona state prosecutors are threatening to arrest them if they permit the independence referendum to be held in their towns the central government has declared the ballot illegal now didn't think that fills the real doctor the central government regime we live under right now. simply did not do enough to rice th

getting attention zimbabwe's president robert mugabe with this attack on homosexuality we are not gay. it got a reaction but not quite the walkout as when iran's former leader mahmoud ahmadinejad's spoken two thousand and eleven. boys that. it wasn't the first time delegates had lived in protest but it was certainly the most notable. son you know this is. the un general assembly has frequently been a stage for theater and emotion this from soviet leader nikita khrushchev and palestinian leader yasser arafat in one thousand nine hundred seventy four when i come bearing all branch in one hand and the freedom fighters going in the other to not let the olive branch fall for my hand. in two thousand and six u.s. president george w. bush and his venezuelan counterpart hugo chavez ups the stakes in drama and rivalry every nation in this chamber has responsibilities it's got this response the following day. they were there yesterday the devil came here. right here. and it smells of sulfur still today while a touch of flamboyance might attract attention as days of speechmaking wind on other wo

system for years opposition parties have been demanding a new list of voters they accuse president robert mugabe's rulings on party of manipulating the current register you have thousands of people. and for. most of these dead voters. because their votes. zanu p.f. officials deny the accusations more than six million voters were on the electoral roll four years ago. the starting the process from scratch everyone who's eligible to vote has to register. at least seven million people. but only four hundred out of an estimated three thousand registration kits are available electoral officials say the rest of the equipment is expected to arrive in the country in a few weeks we appear to be stampeding into the registration process. without necessarily having a full appreciation of what the entire process is about so it's important that we do get a new one and it's important that we start the process but without adequately planning for the process well setting ourselves up for disaster the presidential and parliamentary elections are next year the world's oldest elected leader is running for reelection w

the treatment in south africa is a routine procedure trying to rise expected to be president robert mugabe's main opponent in next year's general election. well to the struggle in an ancient kingdom in northern nigeria which is trying to recover and rebuild fighters destroyed five hundred year old buildings and artifacts three years ago people remain wary of further boko haram attacks on their culture and fear their home will lose its status as a world heritage site catherine sawyer ports. the kingdom of the core is high in the mandarin mountains which straddle the border between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled matter of adamawa state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who lived here centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed when i heard screaming everyone ran away when i came when i returned after i had left i had burned houses so we started putting out the fine the people of socor are still feeling the effects of that attack these are the

emergency medicine otherwise the situation is going to get critical down the road again president robert mugabe has been addressing the parliament in harare that the official opening of the fifth session of the eighth parliament of zimbabwe among several proposals a cyber crime bill is expected to be discussed it criminalizes anyone posting false information on the internet human rights activists worry it'll be used to clamp down on dissent before the twenty eighteen elections. well the trial of a leading zimbabwean political activist who is on trial for inciting violence during a student protest has been postponed for state witnesses failed to turn up everyone . known as the protest passed came to prominence after organizing the largest anti-government rally in a decade in july last year his incitement trial is now delayed until september nineteenth. it's a day of action in france protests underway across the country against president emanuel macross plans to change french labor laws the country's main union called the protests but not all unions are taking part in the turnout will be an indic

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democratic change says the treatment is a routine procedure assuring you i will be president robert mugabe's main opponent in zimbabwe's twenty eighteen general election. and the scale of the humanitarian disaster following last month's flooding and landslides in sarah leone is overwhelming often often edges in the capital freetown more than a thousand people were killed leaving many children without parents because hulk reports out from freetown. in the chaos of august his landslide came a few miracles. nineteen months old say there's one of them rescuers found him a neck deep in mud much to his mother's relief. when i saw him alive my heart melted but when i heard his father had died his body stuck in the mud my heart went cold and. the recovery effort has stopped an eerie silence hangs over this vast terrain hundreds of bodies still lie buried deep in the mud. among the buildings destroyed were an orphanage with sixty children inside the church with seventy students studying and hundreds of family homes this is a country still in mourning trying to come to terms with the sheer scale of th

change says the treatment in south africa is a routine procedure is expected to be president robert mugabe's main opponent next year's general election. people living in a historic hilltop settlement in northern nigeria fear it may lose its status as a unesco world heritage site. came three years ago this strong and centuries old buildings in artifacts villages and leaders in the kingdom say they're still fearful they won't let it happen again now trying to rebuild catherine so reports. the kingdom of core is high in the mandarin mountains which straddle the border between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled much of adamawa state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who lived here centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed when i heard screaming everyone ran away when i came when i returned after a draft. so we started putting out the phone the people of socor are still feeling the effects of that attack these are the gallery that held important a

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