shortly after having received it at the age of 21 jackie who visited her mother in rwanda for the 1st and last time. everyone told me you have to be careful with africa's maybe it won't even be your mother chill tragic get money from you be careful maybe you shouldn't go there i believe there are stories so when i saw her i thought she was not my mother traveled back but she really was my mother. almost 20 years later her mother died as a victim of the genocide in rwanda jackie who had worse stayed in belgium she studied and worked as a computer scientist for many years now she's retired. you live your life but again and again there were these moments when i wanted to know what had actually happened to me i was confronted with boundaries and with the end villainous to grandest access to our own history that made me a bit furious to work. for mark. for the 1st time in the spring of 2019 the belgian government apologized to the abductions but when jackie who reads that even today there are still people who claim colonialism had a positive influence she knows that the pasta still costs c

rwanda is home to mountain gorillas much loved by tourists. sightseeing bus got its start about a year ago ferrying visitors around kigali and the surrounding area business was brisk until the coronavirus crisis now the bus ventures out only occasionally for a while and then visitors during this period it was a very difficult because they're busy in the business has almost 100 percent stopped. moving. to this tom. patrick karanka is hoping to provide an alternative for people who stayed home he's been taking pictures of tourist attractions in kigali and has started turning them into virtual tours. done right he thinks they'll be the next. best thing to actually being there. this tour is a recreate of a traditional royal residence. before. people didn't know about the virtual tours they couldn't understand their behind but now we're not talking about tours in 360 goes part because people are like i can actually visit this place without leaving my house. reopened its doors to visitors from abroad in mid june but the rest are hardly any flights t

first shirky who was placed with catholic nuns in rwanda then in 1959 she was adopted by a family in belgium back then this report about her was published in a newspaper thousands of other kids with belgian dads and rwandan congolese or burundian mums shared the same fate during belgium's colonial rule many of them never saw their families again this letter was the 1st sign of her mother from rwanda after many years. i feel when my daughters are clean i'm very happy to be able to send you this reading are you i was very pleased about your letter. shortly after having received it at the age of 21 jackie who visited her mother in rwanda for the 1st and last time. everyone told me you have to be careful with africa's maybe it won't even be your mother chill tragic get money from you be careful maybe you shouldn't go there i believe there are stories so when i saw her i thought she was not my mother traveled back but she really was my mother. almost 20 years later her mother died as a victim of the genocide in rwanda jackie who had worse stayed in belgium she studied and worked as a comp

you no longer see this paper bags can go somewhere in rwanda so i think that is what that is awful down of the vigilante in saying goodbye to the plates of media. as other things stray kirsch saw when they're too oct to get it they're just. a system. these days traditional paper newspapers have been relegated to libraries readers now need to go online the coming months will show just how much of a difference the going paper free measures are making in rwanda. mobile money is nothing new to africa let us see how fast the idea kutch is on and of course we'll keep our eyes open and let you know how it goes but know what's going to be end for today and i'm excited that you could join us thank you all for watching i am sundered to nobody here in kampala the capital of uganda. thank you sandra it's a 5 for me to lagos nigeria we will be back next week with more inspiring stories on how we can make up climate a better place to live in a spy the pandemic c.n.a. and to stay healthy. during the corona pandemic. why not. make paris fashion designers have gotten creative in the crisis the brazilian

domestic tourism is starting to pick up again the museums aren't deserted anymore rwanda is hoping that local visitors will help bridge the gap to support the tourism industry the government has started offering loans to struggling companies . particularly articulate it well we had to. fund that fund. for operations because we needed money for it but it had to go to city to what we are looking at to. starting with the mystic tourists but without guests from abroad rwanda's tourism industry won't be able to bounce back and what about the virtual tours like this one of a tea plantation or will they put a further dent in traditional tourism i'm not. so far is to try to push people to visit locations so it's it's actually an advantage of it as. the restaurants and. the industry in general volcanoes national park home to the mountain gorilla is open to visitors again patrick around has never been here as it's too expensive the 1st package tours from europe are due to arrive in a few weeks the local tourism industry hopes it's a sign that the coronavirus crisis might soon be over. and finally

are for processing payments and for personal use cashless payments are already in use on buses in rwanda passengers use so-called smart cards but not everyone likes them. you know i don't trust electronic transactions when i go to the bank i withdraw paper money and there was a record of that on paper. but this new system is not entirely safe. it was better before. other skeptics include market vendors who continue to work with cash but they might be fighting a losing battle because the government is. aiming to reduce the use of paper in general and that includes banknotes. the composition of always it's 6 to 8 percent is a made of paper are worth saw or no the benefit to. their worst and cutting they always do or saw it's. an impact on tastes i'm sick and is. using wood to harvest. since the pandemic newspapers have been pushed to go digital only at 1st publisher jeanette o'meara shovel saw a decline in sales but now she sees the impact of going digital. you no longer see this paper bags in somewhere in rwanda so i think that is what that is awful done after a delay in saying goodbye to

the rwanda the case was politically motivated. kigali accused france trying to cover up its own alleged complicity in the rwandan genocide a charge. has consistently tonight. in twenty twelve and you charge markets have a dick visit the crash site with a team of experts. in hiss final report we can. that a broad chubby rama plane on could have from an army. you by the who press gonna. rowland an authority of the time w welcome. this new hypothesis. seventy settle the- total we have been waiting. years for news. visit the los seventeen years of system. manipupulations than incrimination. campaigns aimed at destabilizingng the governmet the combined with h this we counted loudly enough available this news comeses as a relilieft the box at the very end of the slasher. in december twenty seventeen french anti terrorist judges said they were closing the case paving the way for the paris prosecutor. to recommend that the charges be dropped citing insufficient evidence against the suspects. french judges have now rejected the request to

appeals court has dismissed a bid to reopen the investigation into a plane crash that triggered rwanda's $994.00 genocide president juvenile died when his plane was shot down into golly some blame those close to current president paul kagame before the incident well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera to talk to us as their statement comes to watch and. i want. stories in a refugee camp. and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced and i believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problems together there are so important we make connections. to. see. who is changing the world as we know it. when infections this year governments worldwide implemented strict social distancing measures that have slowed the global economy dramatically so far we've been told in half a 1000000 deaths with 10000000 people infected worldwide but the huge financial cost of the pandemic has forced many countries to ease restrictions and

and find out why france has dropped an investigation into the start to the genocide in rwanda. hello there quite a scattering of showers and thunderstorms across much of the united states you can see the yellow flashes indicating where the have indeed been funnel storms quite a line across the southeast but also a very noticeable line of showers working their way across the northern and central plains down through saturday it's a rather unsettled day there's some heavy spells of rain working their way through central canada pushing down into north dakota and also across the south for you a rash of showers and thunderstorms locals it is july the 4th day of offensive fireworks set off out across the west is still fairly windy and certainly dry weather the course the real out there is a different matter now through sunday the rain really gathering around the gulf of mexico particularly along these coastal areas on into florida we could see some heavy downpours that the system just as watching it could develop into something in the coming days we can see across northern sections ag

last year, only malawi, rwanda, seychelles and mauritius managed to meet this requirement.ke healthcare accessible, especially to those who do not have the financial muscle, governments once again signed a declaration in 2019 to rule out universal healthcare. this ensures that everyone has access to quality healthcare regardless of their social status. in this case, out of the 5a african countries, only rwanda, ghana, togo, sierra leone, guinea, senegal and kenya have made significant progress. west african countries seem to be making more progress than their cou nterpa rts more progress than their counterparts in east and central africa. there are many countries that they can see, despite the commitment, we can't see the public financing follow the commitment, which then would indicate that there could be a lack of political will and tangible commitment. but for all this to work, governments need to invest, and with almost 80% of the african economy driven by the informal sector and economic pressures from the pandemic, it will be ha rd from the pandemic, it will be hard f

just kind of explain to us how this legal battle really has impacted relations between france and rwanda. the fact is france was not the country who call in a straw and that was belgium but in 1904 there was a corporation in one that runs. for example we were a plane coming from prince. in the plane also a strange i mean people think cheering me but i think in one of their friends as crew or in what happened during the general say so they wanted to make it clear though and not show really make it clear but these are more than 20 years the countries i trained now to get turned. how do you think survival is those who lost loved ones will feel about this decision. i think in one day the authorities get make. use of both of them we'll know commend the decision really do we not go in because they were expecting something like that yes issue of the case. among do and then leaving a group with few days many will feel that it is not the justice. but the fact is they work out a special code that was created in which. to solve the case there are many people who are trying to help you in all those

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larger and table was made especially for the conference an intact piece like this didn't exist in rwanda potsdam in july 945 around it joseph stalin how he truman and winston churchill shaped a new germany then in meissen on the sea and right they were broadly in agreement on most points like the democratization and centralization of germany as well as its not sophistication but there was a different understanding of things in east and west. the exhibition at to see palace shows not only the historic venue but also the consequences of the conference for germany europe and the world and put stumm stalin's plan to shift poland territorially to the west was signed off resulting in the displacement of millions of poles and germans. so. it was important for us to show that only a handful of people really only 3 along with their advisors decided the fate of millions who had no say they just had to do what was agreed to with. us today it's clear the potsdam conference signaled the start of the cold war as the big 3 smiled for the camera the weapons race had already begun. porter simon bowen is

country swapped its inherited british flag for the well known made coolly flag in 1965 sites africa and rwanda have also removed their colonial past from their state flags new zealand time ever was not the whole process took several years of discussion. finally they reached 3 or 4 designs that were acceptable to most of the people. they went through a decision process through referring them and finally they decided they just like the flag as their reason they don't see why dish changed in mississippi people have long criticized the flag after anti recent protests that political pressure has increased the confederate symbol does not reflect what mississippi is today at least according to the majority of those entitled to vote but it's unclear what the new flag will look like. raising. a flag to be accepted in the society should trouble very simple design should be easily remembered it should be distinguished distinguishable from other flags so the should represent meaningful symbolism and that is not simple. i find commission has been set up in mississippi and it's to you to submit a proposal b

people are in need a pandemic is an economic crisis african nation is transitioning from 3 decades of rwanda now ousted autocrat. stores and markets in sudan's capital khartoum reopened last week the 3 months of lockdown have left many poor people here even poorer yes or mohammed a newer lives with his family of 11 in a working class suburb of khartoum they're part of the 80 percent of the sudanese population who now receive cash handouts from the government. like the amount is not enough it's worth nothing i received $2500.00 sudanese pounds for the month and the amount is not enough to last one day it's gone the 2nd day that have been better articulate the benefits amount to just $500.00 sudanese pounds around 4 and a half dollars per person per month they come from funds pledged by an international donor conference last month intended to support the new transitional government in moving toward democracy but cope at 19 has aggravated the situation here much as i did with the it's a project that aims to help this segment of the population in facing the economic reforms head on by having thi

authorities in france have detained and charged a refugee from rwanda for setting fire to nonce cathedral is lawyer says he has admitted responsibility for the blaze which destroyed several artifacts in the 15th century church including its organ prosecutor said he was a volunteer worked in the cathedral. in the united states recalled number numbers of jobless workers are facing uncertainty as they wait for congress to decide on whether to extend the boost to unemployment benefits the current coronavirus relief program expires at the end of july but with publicans of the senate are divided over how much financial aid they're willing to provide. she won the fight against corona virus but a sure brown has lost her job and now bills are piling up that's why she's hoping to get the government's financial support through it would help out like with my car no been read food ever we need we need it for and i think they. passed the bill in get the checks out there to the people who really need it congress is still debating the coronavirus aid package but time is running out the weekly complementa

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and asylum seeker from rwanda has admitted to an arson attack on the cathedral in france the blaze badly damaged the 15th century church and destroyed its organ prosecutors say he was a volunteer who worked in the cathedral. several people were hurt in the u.s. state of colorado when a car drove through a demonstration against racial injustice police say protesters were walking along a highway when the vehicle struck them one of the demonstrators fired a gun at the car injuring at least one person. and we say in the u.s. where record number of jobless workers are facing uncertainty as they wait for congress to decide on whether to extend a boost to employment benefits the current coronavirus relief program expires at the end of july but republicans in the senate are divided over how much financial aid they're willing to provide. she won the fight against corona virus but asia brown has lost her job and now bills are piling up that's why she's hoping to get the government's financial support. it would help out like with my card no. ran through whatever we need we need it for and i think t

consulate in rwanda which is the smallest of the u.s. consulates and is already closed because after coronavirus the chinese will not allow the diplomats there to return if it had closed that consulate then one consulate from each side would have been closed now you have the chinese that are effectively closing 2 consulates and there's one consulate in from china you're in the u.s. it's close so there is going to be further retaliation and i think china has made a mistake here already so where is the united states likely to go from here then they close never i don't know the culture that so it does it does it take some of the action. well it all depends on how the u.s. chooses to react you know trump says all the time that when you hit him he'll hit back twice as hard and then he has proven to do that in public so he has 2 options one if you keep this in the diplomatic track then i think another consular closure in the us is indeed possible however there are so many issues now in the us trying to relationship and they are all linked toge

flattened curve you look at new zealand you know many european countries even though they had a spike rwanda are able to cross a curve but here we never really had a national walk around and now you know we're seeing some of those temporary lock downs being put back in place because of the rising cases so unfortunately you know we never really had a strong lock down and also i think the united states has a very low compliance with masking you know that we we now know that mass work in some states are finally. you know mandating universal mass like texas and arizona and some other states for awhile master not use and other countries or have done that so. that's a very important point now definitely being aware. travis that thank you so much. well let's go now to some other stories making news around the world activists have protested at a site belonging to the germany processing company tunnies it has come under fire for its working conditions after outbreaks of coded 19 at its plants the virus spread so widely among workers in the western state of north rhine-westphalia that restrictions wer

paris appeals court has dismissed a bid to reopen an investigation into a plane crash that triggered rwanda's 994 genocide president juvenal died when his plane was shot down in kigali some blame those close to current president paul kagame and for that incident the man who was behind the reopening plan in france following the lockdown as mike pointed prime minister cast takes a senior civil servant and local mayor replace edward phillipe a cabinet reshuffle is seen as an attempt to revive the postal quarantine economy those are the headlines the news continues here on 0 after witness statements which i think. larry. a. few hours later to find a group of young male read the subject. you . see horses. in interleague. and this doesn't look right they disagree. if. i thought. i was holding a different day than. i . i. i. now have a fixed commissioners who voted to take the funds from the agency you made a mistake. people are just certain things happening and change always have. a few. people in the black humans always felt what would you have. i'm not going to talk about one athens because we al

also didn't make the cut the countries that did include canada, japan, south korea, new zealand, and rwandapresident trump says the u.s. is leading the way on covid >> i saved hundreds of thousands of lives >> reporter: but new cases in the u.s. have been hitting record levels recently averaging about ten times as many as across the eu. and it isn't just numbers. european governments and citizens have been horrified at americans refusing to wear masks. >> you got to wear a mask, bro. >> reporter: and bursting into stores without them the videos of american covid rage and denial have become fodder for european tabloids. europe decided the u.s. isn't healthy enough to travel some americans living abroad agree >> i think it's incredibly smart and really just quite sad that the u.s. is on that list. >> reporter: the eu restrictions are said to be reviewed in two weeks but as things stand they may not be relaxed after the first go around. lester >> richard engel tonight, thank you >>> in 60 seconds multiple police officers placed on leave in colorado after an alleged incident near the site of el

the man originally from rwanda worked asa originally from rwanda worked as a volunteer warden and washis country's naval fleet at the navy day parade, celebrating the 70th anniversary of their victory over nazi germany. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines. the number of confirmed covid—19 cases worldwide reaches more than 16 million. that is up by a million. that is up by a million injust four million. that is up by a million in just four days. travel companies in danger again as new quarantine rules for people travelling from spain come into effect and other countries could follow suit. let's catch up with the latest sport. hello. i'm gavin ramjaun. and this is your monday sport briefing. juventus are serie a champions after retaining their title in italy, thanks to a 2—0 win over sampdoria. it was top scorer cristiano ronaldo who got them on their way, finishing a well worked move. juve1—0 up at half—time thanks to ronaldo with his 31st goal of the season there. substitute federico bernardeschi then scored their second. his first serie a goal for nearly two years, clinc

i'm letting you know and getting ready to do this because people have to understand rwanda and south africa with reconciliation but there's nothing to reconcile in this country and with that transformation. >> and people have to be educated about the truth so in a free african-americans they understand it goes back 400 years and they don't know the truth so now 100 years after the beginning of a quote democratic nation it gave african-american men the right to vote. but women did not get that right so how are those undermined or ignored? so we have a lot of celebrations about the 19th amendment that we have to tell the truth that for the most part still could not vote this is why you have anything he may mississippi when she dared to try to register to vote they beat her up and then used economic extortion they kick her and her husband off the land and then she went in for a tonsillectomy she got the mississippi appendectomy a forcibly sterilized her because she dared to believe she was an american citizen who had a right to vote. >> and the organizing in selma.. of african-americans

the man, originally from rwanda, worked as a volunteer warden and was responsible for locking up theutors are treating the fire as arson. the russian president has been showing off his country's naval power, announcing that a0 ships are entering service this year. vladimir putin told an annual parade in st petersburg that hypersonic weapons and underwater drones would give the russian navy a unique advantage. the body of late american politicianjohn lewis has made a final crossing over the bridge in selma, alabama, where, more than four decades ago, he led a march to campaign for voting right of african—americans. it was part of a multi—day celebration of the life of the civil rights icon and congressman who died earlier this month at the age of 80. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. the final crossing and a symbolic moment. draped in the american flag, john lewis's casket was taken by horse—drawn carriage over the edmund pettis bridge in selma. alabama state troopers saluted the civil rights campaigner while members of his family walked behind in silent tribute. a

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