s. kenya was a defacto one party state few dead question president joe miller kenyatta. today it's a multi-party democracy so i wanted joy to tell me if nairobi's artists now have more freedom of expression since our sort of multi-party elections and particularly two thousand and two we in the cultural sector began to notice a shift we saw a younger generation sort of pick up the baton so to speak from previous artists and be bolder in terms of the themes that they were tackling with with music with the spoken word we saw a new art forms emerging contemporary dance you know sort of sprang into the scene and then of course now with the sort of digital age we're seeing a lot more younger people picking up cameras and and expressing and sharing through through those media as well so yes so definitely a much a much more exciting space i know that sort of fifteen years ago in a visitor would come to nairobi and sort of say to us what what can we go and see we kind of had to stretch our you know sort of minds a little bit and say well we point them to disappoint them to that b

s live from kenya cracks down on its opposition leader after he stages his own presidential inauguration. went through a swearing in ceremony as thousands of supporters watched then the government outlawed his political movement so it's the same step from all political parties to nairobi also on the program. u.s. president donald trump professed to deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year will bring you a preview from washington. welcome to the program kenyan government has outlawed opposition leader a leader national resistance movement that's after he took a symbolic a presidential oath of office at a mock inauguration ceremony in nairobi but then has disputed the country's presidential election results since last august the supreme court ordered to rerun in october which he boycotted describing it as a shock after the ceremony he updated his twitter profile to call himself president of the republic of kenya and in a tweet showing him at the market nokia ration he described himself as graciously accepting the mandate granted us by the

s line from berlin kenya's leading opposition figure stages a mock inauguration in the nation's capital tens of thousands turn out to witness raila odinga challenge to the newly installed government will in a symbolic protest spark more deadly unrest after kenya's disputed election we're live in nairobi also coming up a breakthrough on refugees the parties in germany's coalition talks hammer out a deal allowing refugees to bring family members to join them and naming and shaming the u.s. releases a list of high profile russian politicians an oligarchy retires to the kremlin part of a measure passed by congress to punish moscow for meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election. great to have you along everyone will we start in east africa where kenya is opposition leader raila odinga has taken a symbolic presidential oath of office in a mock ceremony in the capital nairobi while thousands of a static supporters of war were on hand at the swearing in event which can be as attorney general has called an act of treason i think a boycotted a rerun of the country's presidential vote la

s independence. —— in can you. —— can you. —— kenya. is it difficult for you to be the fifth wife?he lives next door to my great—grandmother and was a child during the 1950s, when his father, the senior chief, was detained during the mau mau uprising. the mau mau uprising was a revolt against european ownership of land. suspects were checked prior to interrogation. a state of emergency was declared in kenya and although it eventually led to the end of british rule, it was a tough time for my great grandparents and for my uncle leonard. in 1952, my father was taken into detention. kenya had been declared emergency and he was detained for the next seven years he was in detention. we used to be children of a cheat, we became beggars. we were being helped by those people we would have called for. during now the mau mau, it was not only affecting our family, it affected other families. 0ne not only affecting our family, it affected otherfamilies. one of not only affecting our family, it affected other families. one of my auntie ‘s, who had, i think there we re auntie ‘s, who had, i thin

kenya. the new school for girls is creating new jobs and maybe a silicon desert. country wants to develop their own silicon valley. one american woman opened a school that )shanging the li >>> we now turn to kenya where the country wants to develop their own silicon valley. >> one woman started this for the students interested in technology. >> audrey chang found opportunity in an unusual place. >> i want to be part of the solution. i started getting more into entrepreneurship. >> the 24-year-old was working for a vent you are capital firm when she realize that had silicon savannah was the perfect place to plant her dreams. she founded the school in nairobi in 2014. the economy in this corner of africa has been energized by a tech boom and suffered with a high unemployment rate. 20% of people under the age of 25 are looking for work. >> a huge bottleneck for entrepreneurs. and they can't find the right talent for all the rows they're trying to fill. >> her school ames to educate the next generation. >> education really needs max when employers are looking for and class roots can simulate the real work environment. >>> it trains for jobs in the hottest segm

and the u s at the moment followed by nigeria and kenya we've combined it with all the tweets with the day's biggest deal and that was the move of japanese football of america obama a young. now english premier league side arsenal announced these transfer from germany's brasil dortmund on their twitter page that is where the announcements are made these days that had fifty thousand likes and counting and they launched their own hashtag yo peer already they are sharing images of him in an arsenal jersey the money shot for supporters if they appeared ready for this it's because it's kept fans in a frenzy for several days with rumors of the impending move now flighting tracking website flight radar twenty four said the thirty two thousand people were following the path of a private jet from dortmund to london on tuesday they believed that it was carrying a bomb a young for the record they do say that pope francis lights attract more and maybe this one describes you a quick summary of what deadline day is alike for truth or users who don't like football let's check not to leave you willing

and his s-hole comments or the diplomats who have been working hard in every administration to tie the ties between africa and the united states. >> thank you for the reporting on the ground in kenya appreciate it. >>> for new york rane the words he used hit home. first haitian american woman elected to the new york assembly. appreciate you being here today. wish it was on better news. >> thanks for having me. >> what the president writes this morning, never said anything derogatory about haitians other than haiti is a poor and troubled country, never said take them out. made up by dems. i have a wonderful relationship with haitians and goes on to say maybe i should record meetings in the future. our reporting from our jake tapper and from sitting senator dick durbin in the meeting is that he did say why do we need more haitians take them out of any potential immigration deal to protect their temporary protected status here. what's your reaction? >> first of all, thank you for having me here today. as the proud daughter of haitian immigrants and an american legislature that represents the largest haitian population in the state of new york, i stand with my colleague and government

i've got a grandson from kenya, his father is kenyan, kenyan, on the continent of africa, and i had to explain to tell him that you didn't come from an stry or a continent. matter of fact you're the only one in our family he's akin to the only president of the united states because he and you are from the same tribe, but i close by saying to donald trump, if he's listening, and let the message go out loud and clear, that god created this earth and he did not create any s-holes. not on the continent of africa, not in the caribbean. [applause] >> if any s-holes were created it was because man messed it up, and god is going to fix it. thank you very much. [applaus [applause] >> joe madison and thank you, i'm so happy that when he got to talk to st. peter that martin and i was already in heaven. that's good forecast for us. for presenting our last award, let me acknowledge some members of our national board, certainly one that's been a rocky land for us and has been there from day one in good and bad days. he's an outstanding entrepreneur, lamel mcmorris. former executive director of sdlc under martin and, of course, the chairman of our ne