robert mugabe used to follow so what to wear simply done is to substitute robert mugabe and some guy there with emerson and gaga and auxiliary mengele this way i'm saying it is like putting all the wine bottles it demeans the same old wine this only difference is that it is not packaged a different color but the taste and everything will come back about the wine is the same so the first hundred days have been a huge a huge a huge disappointment i will come back to some of that in a moment but i want to bring in derek i know one hundred days is not a long time in the general scheme of things. but how would you assess the when i got grayer so far. well you've had two politicians talking so. both of them are protecting putting their particular political angle on their perception of the first hundred days mr bungle on a statement for example that the economy is being sorted out by tackling corruption well that there's an element took truth there but that needs to be unpacked a little it's plainly obvious to everybody that the people who are being targeted for corruption on this demonic g

soldiers forced tens of thousands of people to leave the area still to come here on al-jazeera robert mugabe speaks for the first time publicly since he was ousted from the presidency in zimbabwe. and political turmoil in slovakia. yesterday journalist and his fiance. how about the usual rash of showers across southeast asia the heaviest of which will be across malaysia down into parts of indonesia see the how the cloud is lining up in streets here as he's often the case so we'll see some very heavy rain there into job educate a thirty one celsius the wet weather continuing then as we go on through sunday further north it doesn't look too bad just want to showers up towards thailand southern parts of china but it's back down into northern parts of australia just around indonesia where we are seeing the heaviest of the downpours still circulation here that is tropical cyclone marcus so go on through the next twenty four to one thirty six hours we may even see those winds picking up to around one hundred twenty hundred thirty for them to pass a damaging winds coming in here a loss of rain as w

the world endorsed the coup, but 94-year-old robert mugabe is less forgiving. mr. mugabe: i don't hate emmerson. i brought him into government. i would want to work with him. but it mustpr ber. but he is improper where he is. l.ille and if it is to correct that illegality that he would want ms to disith him.hi i am wit andrew: but will his comments have any impact in zimbabwe? in harare, there was little enthusiasm. >> legally, the process has been done. i don't see it as a coup. >> he seems to be bitter about continuejust going to squandering our resources. andrew: today, president mnangagwa brushed aside mugabe's offer to restore constitutional. or the nation, he said, has moved . the priority is a free election and undoing the economic damage of the mugabe era. the man who ran zimbabwe for years is on the sidelines, but 30 still struggling to accept that fact. mr. mugabe: i am isolated. drew: andrew harding, bb news, johannesburg. jane: esident trump has reaffirmed his commitment to meeting with the leader of north korea in a call with south korea's president. an

authorities are more ready to protect them so when the public john hoeven i was dizzy to mexico city robert mugabe's spoken out for the first time since being ousted as zimbabwe's president mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare has called his removal from office last november a coup saying he never thought emerson and gaga would turn against him the ninety four year old described his ousting as a military takeover and says many assume the presidency illegally. he. had. been brought into government. and whose life work. is. to save. with hang. we would be. against. staying in zimbabwe where a strike by junior doctors is into its second week they're refusing to go back to work until the government meets their demands for higher pay and improve working conditions the opposition says the situation has worsened since i came to power and the nurses say they may join the nationwide walkout as well as a report from harare. harare central is one of the largest hospitals in zimbabwe doctors have been on strike for two weeks to demand more money and better working conditions patient

robert mugabe spoken out for the first time since being ousted as zimbabwe's president mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare he's called his removal from office last november saying he never thought gaga would turn against him ninety four year old described his ousting as a military takeover and says gaga assumed the presidency illegally. i. felt. we had. been brought into government. and who's life were. so easy to save. and was very to. we've had. we would be demand. turned against. well still to cheap or dead deer a she's a visiting assistant professor of political science at hearst college and she joins us live from gainesville in florida cheaper so how serious then should we take what magog is saying or is this just the the rumblings from a deposed leader who is still very bitter at his ousting i think we can take his comments on the coup to taste seriously but i think you're absolutely right this is a very bitter man who shows no remorse for his thirty seven years of dictatorial rule in a thirty terry museum in the zimbabwean people and his conversati

said bob ways president emerson says robert mugabe is free to express himself but the country's moved on he was responding to criticism from the gobby himself who declared mind god was presidency illegal saying he was the victim of a coup was mugabe's first interview since he stepped down as president in november after pressure from mom and dad was our allies have a new president said sim bob ways focused on free fair and credible elections metaxa has more now from harare. president and gargle released a statement and in that statement he said robert mugabe is free to say whatever he wants to say this is a free country he says that the state will continue to pay his pension will continue to look after the ninety four year old and he also states that the state of the country is trying to move forward people must of dwelling in the past and his government is now focusing on holding elections in a few months time reaction from zimbabweans have has been mixed some of them with support mugabe say they glad he had to say this is the way he was a mood was wrong and they glad he got to his vi

it's led on al-jazeera bitter taste to robert mugabe says he never believed zimbabwe's new president would turn against him plus. outpouring of grief at the death of a popular politician brazil's president calls it an assassination. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. welcome back as we look at the weather across the levant and western parts of asia we've lost the snow which has been affecting those eastern areas so tashkent respect to stand back up to eleven degrees cherry looking ok or in much the caspian sea all that is rather cloudy on the south side we could see want to shower so terrine is at risk of the old shower bank that i think will stay largely dry but across iran iraq variable amounts of cloud around the eastern side of turkey we've got some rain with snow higher elevations but that tends to clear away as we head through into saturday and leaves them with fine conditions around the eastern side of the mediterranean with highs of nineteen degrees likely in beirut into the arabian peninsula looking fine here a little bit of cloud

former president robert mugabe says he never thought the current leader emerson would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in a robbery that his removal was a coup and assumed the presidency illegally. we had. been brought into government. worked so hard. to save. the west. we've had. we would be. staying in zimbabwe and doctors are striking for a second week over pay conditions and a shortage of drugs as the first major labor dispute since president took over from harare. harare central is one of the largest hospitals in zimbabwe doctors have been on strike for two weeks to demand more money and better working conditions patients say they don't know when things will return to normal so. some of us are in pain if doctors don't help us with our health will deteriorate police think about what we are going through many state run hospitals across the country are struggling financially gini doctors say it's frustrating working in them with a lack of equipment and drugs the do

zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe says he never thought the new leader. would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in a robbery that his removal was a coup. assume the presidency illegally. he. broke into government. we've had. in the capital harare any reaction from president. well he just released a statement that in the statement he stated that this is a free country. to say whatever he wants to say. look. he said also that the country is trying to move forward people must stop living in the past. things from the past and. focusing on holding elections in a few months time i was reacting to this. well mixed opinions those who support him those who perhaps felt not happy with the way he was removed say the big bad that they heard in stephen glad to be had a say but some to go to saying so what it hasn't changed the price of grade based on high unemployment there's no money in the bank a genius doctors on strike in public hospitals they sa

strong earthquake which hit more than two weeks ago tents medicine food and water agent lee needed robert mugabe spoke out for the first time since being ousted as zimbabwe's president mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare is called his removal from office in the event of a coup saying he never thought emerson man and god why would turn against him in ninety four year old described his asking as a military takeover and says mullen go assume the presidency illegally. if. he had. been brought into government. and whose life i worked so hard. to save. the west. with hangman. hungary's right wing prime minister says western europe is under migrant invasion that will soon turn native europeans into a minority that's all been was addressing tens of thousands of supporters three weeks ahead of parliamentary elections he's openly hostile to refugees and asylum seekers and has made anti immigration policies the focus of his campaign for a third term. victory is almost inevitable for vladimir putin in russia's presidential election on sunday but there are seven other challenges

robert mugabe has spoken out for the first time since being ousted zimbabwe's president mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare he's called his removal from office in november a coup saying he never thought emerson would turn against him the ninety four year old described as i was sitting as a military takeover. vietnam's marking the fiftieth anniversary of the miley massacre us soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians mostly women and children in this one raid in the vietnam war they'd been sent on a mission to confront the national liberation front or viet cong only one u.s. soldier was ever prosecuted over the incident the un is warning that more than two hundred seventy thousand people in poppy new guinea need immediate humanitarian assistance the country is struggling to recover from a strong earthquake which hits more than two weeks ago tents medicine food and water are urgently needed more than one hundred people died in the quake and they've since been several powerful aftershocks you are right up to date with all our top stories back now to al

took over after robert mugabe was forced to resign in november he's promising consistent and more investor friendly policies to revive the economy and the agricultural sector impression is that many farms are have been derelict for a long period of time the sixteen is not just a physical infrastructure such as buildings but it extends to things like dams which in this last rainy season we've heard of several dams of actually collapsed because there hasn't been proper management and care for those assets mugabe's land reform policy was sometimes chaotic and violent it's alleged some zimbabweans grabbed several farms but there are no official records of who has what and how many government ministers say they will be a comprehensive land audit when money is available. that. to establish exactly. which individual is linked to which piece of land. and of course. the. land utilization. both are very. white farmers who. have been told they will be compensated but the government is broke it is a shortage of foreign currency before land reform or the land of milk and honey political analysts say re

zimbabwe's first presidential and parliamentary elections since robert mugabe was removed from office will be held in july president. said he hopes of old will be violence free and transparent he became president last november to military coup help and mugabe's nearly four decade long grip on power. now artists musicians and poets from around the world have been trucking to lahore for pakistan's first ever be an alley the art festival aims suppress pakistani on a global stage to my high to has a story. this is a horse forged beer knowledge art french. art lovers in. place once known as lotus guarded by the british in the mid nineteenth century it has since been renamed you know garden after pakistan's founding father. is rejecting musicians entertain the audience with glass. and to allow trip roll. but outside the music. and some will still registers find their hard to reduce the rhythm of the drop everything is so wonderful and almost fantastic and so you know to be participating and to global. security historians galleries and then to show them facts of law. even we don't visit mode

investigative journalist jan koum and his fiance zimbabwe's president emerson man and god says robert mugabe is free to express himself the country's moved beyond it was responding from criticism from mugabe who declared one and god was presidency illegal saying he was the victim of a coup the new president says in bob ways focus on free fair and credible elections those are your current headlines stay with us for our next show risking it all see it. the fire. on a frozen road traveling through the high plateaus of kyrgyzstan a small truck is on the move. in these extreme conditions the truck is beginning a long journey to deliver mandarin oranges to remote villages. the fruit is highly prized as a symbol of good fortune in neighboring tajikistan. but to get to the villages the drivers must risk their lives on danger. throat. located in the heart of central asia. is kurdistan second largest city. after nightfall to drivers stock up on supplies. they bought expensive chinese mandarins from a local trader and hope to sell them for a small profit in neighboring touches down. the truck is loaded

new president emerson among has been in office now for one hundred days since he took over from robert mugabe last year he's been trying to attract foreign investment to revive the economy however as how much house an hour explains from harare zimbabwe and have mixed feelings about his progress so far. charles my look i was laid off years ago he used to work for this coast deal which was once one of africa's largest still factories. charles is now a part time handyman in his neighborhood he says not being able to properly provide for his family is humiliating but we have been living from hand to mouth and most of the days in some night. you know it's so odd for the not to supply for his family. from two thousand and eight up to today the steel factory where charles worked is now an industrial graveyard it used to employ more than five thousand workers and produced a one million tons of steel annually now zimbabwe imports four hundred million dollars worth of steel every year president is under pressure to deliver his administration insist it is making progress repairing relations with western

as a targeted assassination and zimbabwe's first presidential and parliamentary election since robert mugabe was removed from office will be held in july present amisom on a gondola says he hopes a vote will be violence free and transparent those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here it's one of one east. this is really an attack on itself is a lot of misunderstanding of what free speech is supposed to be about the context of hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. china isn't a limp exporting superpower. but football has always been there a chili's you know. they've only qualified for the world cup once. and lost every single match. despite their current low rank china wants to conquer the beautiful game the twenty fifth. it's spending billions of dollars importing foreign football stars and creating train you chatted to develop tomorrow's superstar. i'm steve chow on this edition of one of one east we ask can china lift its game to dominate the most popular sport in the world. the fact. that you do not. go bowl saying lives

forced tens of thousands to flee the area as we've just heard the zimbabwean former president robert mugabe says he never thought the current leader emerson. would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking publicly for the first time since being pushed out last november kurdish people in iraq are marking thirty years since a devastating chemical attack during the closing days of the iran iraq war five thousand people died when iraqi forces bombarded the town of a logjam with mustard and salary and gas in one thousand nine hundred eight saddam hussein accused people there of siding with iran you're right up to date with all the top stories up next it's one the one east i will see you very soon. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new terrorists on imports of steel and . bra five gene will mean the data transfer ten times faster than the fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. china isn't a limp exporting superpower. but football has always been there a chilis few. they've on

isn't bob way that a country's new government is grappling with former president robert mugabe's legacy back in the year two thousand when god they approved a radical land reform policy that led to the violent seizure of white owned farms the move proved catastrophic first zimbabwe's economy and while new leader amisom goggle won't reverse it as government wants to compensate some of those who lost property in one case a recently confiscated farm has been returned to its previous owner. will look has resumed on the small families from after months of standstill much of their equipment has disappeared in the memory of being chased off their land last june is still fresh the three went out to get into the hills. behind us and were hunting up the. in the bushes they know through the. under former president robert mugabe felzenberg of white farmers were evicted from their farms but since he was forced to step down last november the turn has changed. that was. the new government is keen to mend ties it's not returning confiscated land but it is keen to recover the know how of the country's w

voice former president robert mugabe says he never thought a new leader and mr emerson minako would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in harare that his removal was a coup and then and i will assume the presidency legally. we had. been brought into government. so this is. to say he. was treated. we had. turned against. staying in zimbabwe doctors are striking for a second week over pay conditions and also drug shortages it is the first major labor disputes since president managua took over. more from the capital harare. harare central is one of the largest hospitals in zimbabwe doctors have been on strike for two weeks to demand more money and better working conditions patients say they don't know when things will return to normal. some of us pain if the doctors don't help us then our health will deteriorate think about what we are going through many state run hospitals across the country are struggling financially doctors say it's frustrating working in them with a lac

could be the star of david, it could the hammer and sickle, it could be a swastika, anything like robert mugabe things we don't want." the leader of thejewish leadership council says that to put the star of david in the same bracket is offensive and innapropriate. they have accepted glenn's apology. the final game of the premier league weekend sees crystal palace take on manchester united at selhurst park tonight. the stakes are high for both sides — a win for united would see them move back to second in the table, while victory for palace sees them climb out of the bottom three. watching it for 5 live later will be conor mcnamara. if you ask me, second or fourth, if you ask me, second orfourth, i say by the financial point of view, it doesn't make a difference. by the prestige point of view, it doesn't make a difference. you go to the champions league, even the fourth doesn't even have now to play the last qualification match. but by the personal point of view, second is better than third, and third is better than third, and third is better than third, and third is better than fourth. i think

challenge is fixing zimbabwe's economy ruined by decades of corruption and mismanagement and a robert mugabe'srule his government says is change the empowerment law to limit my georgia ownership by state entities to only diamond and platinum mines not the entire mining sector that could boost investors' confidence create jobs and bring more money into the country. al-jazeera out of. south africa's new president so around the poles or has suspended the head of the country's revenue service for my a pending disciplinary proceedings the sixty five year old president is seen to be exercising his authority after in came to power last month is that the service that suffered at the teary aeration and public confidence under moire their realm of cause was voted into the presidency after a struggle for the leadership of the ruling a.n.c. party saw former leader jacob zuma resign. still ahead this news hour in sports. thank you how one hundred and twenty five year old club is fighting big business after being knocked out of its grab. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together

the former zimbabwean president, robert mugabe has broken his silence to say that that his successor,a, could never have assumed power without the army's backing. the 94—year—old mr mugabe said he had been the victim of a coup. a law has come into effect in indonesia making it illegal to criticise the country's parliament or the politicians who work there. the indonesian president, joko widodo, refused to sign the legislation, but was unable to veto it. hsbc says its female staff in the uk earned nearly 60% less last year than their male colleagues. the gender pay gap is the largest reported by a british bank. hsbc says there's a high percentage of women injunior or part—time positions while under a quarter of senior roles are filled by females. more than 12,000 people have been fleeing syria's rebel—held area of eastern ghouta, as government forces advance. men, women and children were seen leaving the town of hamouria, near damascus. it's the first medical evacuation since a massive assault began nearly a month ago. and for many of those who've managed to flee the violence in syria,

let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: the former zimbabwean president, robert mugabesay that that his successor, emmerson mnangagwa, could never have assumed power without the army's backing. the 94—year—old mr mugabe said he had been the victim of a coup. a law has come into effect in indonesia making it illegal to criticise the country's parliament or the politicians who work there. the indonesian president, joko widodo, refused to sign the legislation, but was unable to veto it. hsbc says its female staff in the uk earned nearly 60 per cent less last year than their male colleagues. the gender pay gap is the largest reported by a british bank. hsbc says there's a high percentage of women injunior or part—time positions while under a quarter of senior roles are filled by females. russians go to the polls on sunday to vote in the country's presidential election. vladimir putin is hoping to win his fourth term in office and opinion polls make him the clear favourite. polls show in on nearly 70% of the vote, his next nearest rival is on seven. why is mr putin so popula

maria which has been the center of the heavy fighting between rebels and government forces to robert mugabe has spoken out for the first time since he was ousted as the president of zimbabwe mr mugabe gave an interview to foreign media from his home in harare he's called his removal from office in the member who saying he never thought emerson man and god would turn against him the ninety four year old described his ousting as a quote military takeover. noms marking the fiftieth anniversary of the me line massacre u.s. soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians mostly women and children in this one raid in the war in vietnam they'd been sent on a mission to confront the national liberation front of yet cong only one american soldier was prosecuted over the incident more news on the web site al jazeera dot com you can talk to me on twitter or tweet you back i'm at peace it will be one up next it is inside story i will see you very soon. and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. britain takes its case against moscow to the u.n. over the poisonin

president agogo released a statement and in that statement he said robert mugabe is free to say whatever he wants to say this is a free country he says that the state will continue to pay his pension will continue to look after the ninety four year old and he also states that the state of the country is trying to move forward people must of dwelling in the past and his government is now focusing on holding elections in a few months time reaction from zimbabweans have has been mixed some of them with support mugabe say they glad he had to say this is the way he was a mood was wrong and they glad he got to his views but some one thing to be honest it won't really change the price of bread on the ground there is a severe shortage of foreign currency the job a genie doctors on strike in the hospitals crippling the public sector they say that mugabe didn't really give any viable alternative no solutions to the crisis and faithing so people are now wondering what his next move is going to be it's alleged he is backing a new image and part of that just being formed campaigning should start in a

the former zimbabwean president, robert mugabe has broken his silence to say that that his successor,ever have assumed power without the army's backing. the 94—year—old mr mugabe said he had been the victim of a coup. more than 12,000 people have been fleeing syria's rebel—held area of eastern ghouta, as government forces advance. men, women and children were seen leaving the town of hamouria, near damascus. it's the first medical evacuation since a massive assault began nearly a month ago. and for many of those who've managed to flee the violence in syria, the shadow of war remains. rouaa and mustafa, two 7—year—olds, were born in the year the conflict began. our correspondent caroline hawley has been following their stories. rouaa and herfriend hoda are part of a whole generation of syrians growing up as refugees. her family fled eastern ghouta in 2013, after a chemical attack. a nappy soaked in vinegar was all her parents had to try to protect her. "this is home now", she says. one room for the whole family to eat, sleep and study in. and even after nearly five years here, she stil

says significant progress has been made in reversing the endemic corruption under robert mugabe's rule his government set up a ninety day amnesty to return stone assets or face prosecution but critics say more needs to be done to make sure the recovered money benefits ordinary people aaron metasearch is in the capital harare. zimbabwe interface sticks to cash withdrawal limits from banks in an effort to end a crippling foreign currency shortages in a synagogue announced a three month amnesty for the return of funds illegally stashed abroad when he was sworn in last year the president says so far five hundred ninety one a million dollars has been returned the money has come for everyone rural north. koreans if you're lucky. to bring. true market the money is from export earnings payment of imports that never made it into the country and funds stashed in foreign banks but five hundred ninety one million dollars is still less than half of the one point four billion dollars expected almost two thousand individuals and companies who allegedly illegally stashed funds overseas were named the

and then i'm going to go over as president of zimbabwe ending three decades under the rule of robert mugabe one of my goggles key early aims is attempting to attract foreign investment to revive his nation's struggling economy but his armor task force in the capital harare zimbabwe is have mixed feelings about his progress. charles was laid off years ago he used to work for disco steel which was once one of africa's largest still factories. charles is now a part time handyman in his neighborhood he says not being able to properly provide for his family is humiliating but we've been living from hand to mouth most of the days inn some nights you could go without eating a meal and you know it's so odd for your father need to supply for his family so it's been hard from two thousand and eight up to today the steel factory which charles worked is now an industrial graveyard it used to employ more than five thousand workers at birth. used to one million tons of steel annually now zimbabwe imports four hundred million dollars worth of steel every year the president is under pressure to deliver his

year old leader is accused of lying about his ties to brazilian construction giant out of breath robert mugabe has spoken out for the first time since being ousted the zimbabwe's president he's called is a move from office last november to saying you never thought emerson. would have turned against him well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story of watching. britain takes its case against moscow to the u.n. over the poisoning of a former russian spy at a time of friction of a break and an unpredictable white house how will a divided west tackle a resurgent russia which is again defining itself at least according to president putin as a great power. hello welcome to the program. the rhetoric of the cold war appears to be back with strong words at the u.n. security council and the expulsion of twenty three russian diplomats from britain the us france and germany along with the u.k. have issued a joint statement blaming moscow for the poisoning of the former spy surrogates cripple and his daughter in the u.k. flooding here putin's expected to win a fourt

nearly two decades ago are removed they targeted specific individuals loyal to former president robert mugabe was that his company is not on the sanctions list but he feels being zimbabwean means many others like him are considered guilty by association we could not do with countries. sending money to zimbabwe ultimately the new york. fronts coming to suburban banks to be frozen. confiscated tend to be that affected us. from the from europe number of companies affected studio equipment both from europe and the us can't easily be replaced the state owned railway company is one of several that needs urgent foreign direct investment. right now president was government is leasing locomotives and wagons from neighboring south africa he says it's a temporary solution until people are ready to do business with zimbabwe again president. and hold free and. once that then perhaps some or all remaining sanctions will be removed. to law foreign investment when god was government says it will amend black economic empowerment laws to limit majority ownership for the state to only diamonds and platinum. hav

sparked by lightning strikes and zimbabwe's first presidential and parliamentary election since robert mugabe was removed from office will be held in july present m s n one god was said he hopes of old will be violence free and transparent it will be the first major test he became president last november after de facto a military coup help and got business only for decade long great on power bills on the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next year it's a listening post to stay with us. on counting the cost are russians getting all they bargain for economically. for reelection plus saudi aramco keeps the financial world guessing the globe's largest i.p.o. on ice will be asking what's behind the delay counting the cost and i just. unexplained to know the russian domination sex criminality stream the zero point one point two frankly that rush away i know everything is what it was like from that point. hello i'm barbara starr and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories that we're tracking this week the poisoning of a russian spy in britain sets off a chain reaction political rhe

associations that happened in rio de janeiro it's an attack against the rule of law and against democracy robert mugabe has spoken out for the first time since being ousted as zimbabwe's president has called his removal from office in november a coup saying it never thought emerson man and god where would turn against him the ninety four year old described his ousting as a military takeover the u.n. is warning more than two hundred seventy thousand people in new guinea need immediate humanitarian assistance the country is struggling to recover from a strong earthquake which hit more than two weeks ago tents medicine food and water . within one hundred people died in the quake and they've been several powerful aftershocks since then as the headlines a news continues on al jazeera after the stream. al-jazeera is a very important source of information for many people around the world all the time right or wrong i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. hi i'm really could be and this is our and american

still suffering from cancer and other diseases related to that attack zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe says he never thought the new leader emerson and would turn against him ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in harare that his removal was a coup and he also said that in an assume the presidency illegally. and those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera the stream is next. it's candidates like you with. a grip on the criminal. when russian people. there's every indication that they will return here is the president. followed the russian elections on al-jazeera. hi i'm really could be and this is gilbert lends power to an american sign language interpreter he'll be helping us conclude our weeklong coverage of the south by southwest conference in festivals in austin texas with a look at innovations in assistive technology for people with disability you're now in the stream live on al-jazeera and on you tube be sure to ask your questions in the chat and we'll do our

the former zimbabwean president, robert mugabe has broken his silence to say that that his successor,ave assumed power without the army's backing. the ninety four year old mr mugabe said he had been the victim of a coup. hsbc says its female staff in the uk earned nearly 60% less last year than their male colleagues. the gender pay gap is the largest reported by a british bank. hsbc says there's a high percentage of women injunior or part—time positions while under a quarter of senior roles are filled by females. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: taking a closer look at micro—plastics. why the world health organisation is concerned about what's in our water. today we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, fainting, headaches and the dimming of vision, all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. it was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a t

still suffering from cancer and other diseases related to that attack zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe says he never thought that new leader emerson and would turn against him ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in harare that his removal was a coup and he also said that in an assume the presidency illegally and those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera the stream is next. eight candidates but only one likely winner but he may putin's tight grip on the kremlin as is now when russian people. there's every indication that they will return him to is the full presidential to. follow the russian elections here on al-jazeera. hi i'm really could be and this is gilbert glenn's power and american sign language interpreter he'll be helping us conclude our weeklong coverage of the south by southwest conference in festivals in austin texas with a look at innovations in assistive technology for people with disability you're now in the stream live on al-jazeera and on you tub

nearly two decades ago are removed they targeted specific individuals loyal to former president robert mugabe was that his company is not on the sanctions list but he feels. means that many others like him are considered guilty by association we could not do with countries. or states in you know. sending money to zimbabwe ultimately to school for a new york there was an instruction that funds coming to suburban things to be frozen. confiscated or to turn to page that affected us so could not buy from me from you know number of companies. equipment bought from europe and the u.s. can't easily be replaced the state owned railway company is one of several that needs urgent foreign direct investment. right now president was government is leasing locomotives and wagons from neighboring south africa he says it's a temporary solution until people are ready to do business with zimbabwe again presuming that god was right and hold free and. once that then perhaps all remaining sanctions will be removed. to law foreign investment when god was government says it will amend black economic empowerment laws

is under pressure to improve the economy and corruption but is there any change from the robert mugabe and his men up to the challenge this is inside story.

teachers in zimbabwe say not much has changed since president investment and what took over from robert mugabe in november they say they earn between two hundred and three hundred fifty dollars a month they want a one hundred percent salary increase and better with the conditions we still see a lot of the villains of the sort of guns in government poses we're told all of the big booms are a big huge who's going to be saying where is the money that was due to market translate into our pockets was a little a blizzard out the government is slow what is do we have fitness to feed with children to send to school we have bills to pay we have transport costs to reach in things like that we also have daily day to day needs even the. medical hold facilities we also need to take our children then also to do that but then the money is not enough. by doing it doctors have been on strike for nearly a month crippling the public health sector the teachers are saying that they will also down tools if their demands are met and they will stop going to teach in the public schools the government has ceded to civi