solomon a pet is one of the most influential film producers in the sabah. are sure of this you on. the other while if you want. he's come to the set to ensure that shooting will wrap up today in the world in the movie just as there would be it was along the way you don't usually hear like the movie you know that he didn't get enough of the world and that he was the last one but he was always there in the face demanded by the big stars take the biggest chunk out of nollywood film budgets if not johnson goes a single day overshadow the financial viability of the entire project is jeopardized. and lose the raffle them when you are left. off all your let go running. ok thank you. there are. 20000 7 000 out there is removing one i mean you know man. over the past 11 days the crew shelter enough footage for a 4 hour film it will be divided into 6 parts and each one will be released as a separate video cd this production style has made nollywood one of the biggest film industries in the world. unfortunately real improvements in the art of filmmaking are almost impossible but things have s

the nationalist politician sabah was always set to win gaining popularity with an aggressive campaign making sweeping promises. to start the middle whatever the result we must respected in order to have peace in our country the minorities must give way to the majority. kyrgyzstan is seen as the most democratic of the former soviet states in central asia i've revolution 10 years ago in parliamentary democracy. but the government plunged into crisis over discredited elections last october ship out of 4 serving a prison sentence for hostage taking but was later released. now he's the country's hardline new ruler. it shows how popular trust traditions are corruption and rigged elections that current management can be hired to. by elites with connections to the criminal organized groups in the. ship part of emerge as the runaway winner backed by merely 80 percent of the voters who also granted the new president his extra powers. sports news now and the latest in bundesliga action argentina nico gonzalez scored one goal and made another ashutosh gart return to winning ways as they won a con

arantxa: el tribunal de apelaciÓn de cabo verde aceptó extraditar a alex sabah, acusado de testaferroido por la interpol el pasado 12 de junio, cuando el aviÓn en el que viajaba hizo una escala. con la llegada de una nueva administraciÓn, estados unidos aumenta la ola de migrantes centroamericanos que buscan llegar a este paÍs. la pandemia ha obligado al cierre de muchos de los albergues que les da morada, cobijo y alimento en su trayecto al destino final. paulina gÓmez explica las repercusiones para estos viajeros, en busca de una nueva patria. paulina; hacinados, en un precario campamento improvisado en saltillo, coahuila decenas de migrantes centroamericanos esperan una oportunidad para poder cruzar al norte. >> no nos han atendido ninguno. no nos han dado ninguna oportunidad de beneficios para recibir medicamentos, alimentos, cosas para aseo personal. paulina: el hondureÑo recorriÓ sin sur de los albergues de la ciudad que atienden emigrantes buscando refugio. para evitar contagios por la pandemia, 40 albergues a lo largo de migratoria cerraron. saltillo es uno de ellos. un desafÍ

up the 3rd wave of coronavirus infections in the country started after a local election was held in sabah in late september but there is one party that wants elections to be held and that is the main or the biggest party in the ruling alliance a party known as m no that's the united malays national organization now it's politicians believe that they're being sidelined by them we had an administration they threaten to leave the ruling alliance several times in governance by a very very thin majority in parliament so there will be some up it's there will be some politicians who see this request for a state of emergency to be declared and this has now been given that the king has now given consent to this request by the prime minister as an attempt by the prime minister to thwart a leadership challenge and i think you also find that civil society organizations and activists will be even more alarmed at the fact that parliament and state legislative assemblies will not be sitting during this time want to such a time that the king deems it to be safe for parliament and state legislative assemb

security around its vaccination program the government warns that anti-tax 1st conspiracy theorists and sabah tourists could try to disrupt its coronavirus in his nation's supply chain but it says it is prepared also coming up to unprecedented scenes in the netherlands as angry protests against a coronavirus curfew spiral into rioting and looting dozens of people are arrested . last 10 years after the arab spring uprising that saw ticked.

with a tight budget similar to those of the film crews in sabah their approach to film is more sophisticated they take a closer look at the reality of life around. folks who. don't. know and we don't know. more about how. that's what he's doing that's it's a process that it's a free country for you but oh. come on that's how we are so i don't think we should be any different than the. calls that all the you know. one of the 1st no. good. i mean this young guy. just in my dumb how do you want to be 5. so that's with. you. on that yeah i am. yeah. yeah yeah. yeah. really what is at that phase where you become mean structure is becoming organized is becoming you know this in methods to the madness. i think but but. let. me understand the storytelling for what it is we understand when leonine audience cultural and all games behavior that's when i'm in a plane that you know we have people going to film school is the new house 100 command anyhow. directed learning at senior level and many different departments in filmmaking people are now going to when their skills and when all of these come back

dissolved and then snap elections during a pandemic now we had snap elections in the eastern state of sabah last year and what happened is a lot of people from across the country went back to their homes at a stop at a vote they caught cove in 1000 coronavirus and brought it back and it spread across the country so there were real concerns that we had nationwide elections that maybe we could see that on a much bigger scale now so you've got the concern about that you've got a concern about a weak government that's in power right now and having all those collide obviously the minority parties are saying this is just a way for and they try to cling to power other people saying look he's got that we've got to do what we have to do to avoid snap elections. and speaking of the state of emergency and its relation to the government go over 19 pandemic what does the special powers of the state different margin see gives the government that enable it to control its own brick i mean basically the government doesn't need the prime minister doesn't need them and to approve laws he could bring tighter l

clear that our numbers are reports based on the place of death those words are of little comfort to sabah a local news media just lost both of her in-laws last summer and she couldn't hold back her feelings a family was affected and i wasn't seeing the coverage i wasn't seeing the questions being asked of this governor he continued to pass the blame on everyone else democrats and republicans have now lined up to condemn cuomo reports for new york state's handing of could 1000 in nursing homes reveals a profound failure of executive leadership governor cuomo and the new york state department of health treating our elders as expandable as if their lives were nothing more than the cost of doing business this is shocking and unconscionable but not surprising governor actually wrote a book. about leadership in the middle of the $1000.00 pandemic but as we learned today and as many suspected he never told the whole story at the start of the pandemic mainstream us media poured the law on to governor andrew cuomo for is handling of the pandemic in new york state but now it seems pretty clear that

2023 and the 3rd wave of coronavirus cases in this country began when a state election was held in sabah last september late september now but one party that's not going to be happy is the biggest party in the ruling alliance of the united. nations known as arm know they want local and they want elections to be called early it's politicians believe they're being sidelined by them we need an administration and we didn't really is governing this country on a very razor thin majority has threatened to leave the ruling alliance several times and then come back to say it's going to support the administration so politicians are probably going to view this as an attempt or the state of the declaration of emergency as an attempt by many to thwart a leadership challenge but more importantly and i think what's not going to go down well is the fact that parliament sitting is going to be suspended civil society organizations are probably not going to be happy about it because then it means that cabinet has the power to make laws without the check and balances that parliament provides a right to flor

up the 3rd wave of coronavirus infections in the country started after a local election was held in sabah in late september but there is one party that wants elections to be held and that is the main or the biggest party in the ruling alliance a party known as m no that's the united malays national organization now its politicians believe that they are being sidelined by them we had an administration they threaten to leave the ruling alliance several times and we didn't governs by a very very thin majority in parliament so there will be some up it's there will be some politicians who see this request for a state of emergency to be declared and this has now been given the king has now given consent to this request by the prime minister as an attempt by the prime minister to thwart a leadership challenge and i think you also find that civil society organizations and activists will be even more alarmed at the fact that parliament and state legislative assemblies will not be sitting during this time want to such a time that the king deems it to be safe for parliament and state legislative ass

well in containing the spread of coronavirus up till late september when a state election was held in sabah now and since then the 3rd wave cases have been going up malaysia imposed tighter restrictions on certain states in certain areas in the month of october but this has yet to bring a number of new cases down and the government is now moving to impose even tighter restrictions but this is a limited lockdown it's only being limited lockdown the tighter restrictions are going to affect 5 states and well as federal territories which include the capital kuala lumpur it is fairly strict people are not allowed to travel more than 10 kilometers from the house only sectors that are considered essential services will be allowed to continue operating people are allowed to exercise outdoors but they're limited to access to 2 from the same household if they want to be together restaurants can no longer. offer dine and services only take away services this is going to be for a period of 2 weeks and then the government will reassess the situation and see whether the number of cases the number of dail

dissolved and then snap elections during a pandemic now we had snap elections in the eastern state of sabah last year and what happened is a lot of people from across the country went back to their home state of 5 of the votes they caught cove in 1000 coronavirus and brought it back and it spread across the country so there were real concerns that we had a nationwide election that maybe we could see it on a much bigger scale now so you've got the concern about that you've got a concern about a weak government that's in power right now and having all those collide obviously the minority parties are saying this is just a way for him to try to cling to power other people say look he's got that we've got to do what we have to do to avoid snap elections so speaking of the state of emergency and its relation to the government going 19 pandemic what does the special powers of the state of emergency gives the government that enable it to control its own brick i mean basically the government doesn't need the prime minister doesn't need parliament to approve laws he could bring tighter logs in place

the doctor dr sabah was known affectionately a sob suzanne was always susie money it was always known as tony and the boys. alan and come out was jimmy we always knew them. by those names at the time. alan and jimmy. and demand. in the same courtroom cage with their father. hardly the future they would have expected with their background as a president's son privileged highly educated the debased private schools and university in egypt. after seeing georges college where all the students were taught in english and it was the american university in cairo for them boat. that was more modest and more sociable. while demand was either more serious or more cold. call it what you wish. me. a dominican ships to be honest the man had no presence on campus but i couldn't describe him as standing out what i'm trying to say is that if one of them had a presence then it was. the man who was referred to as the brother the one no one knew anything about. you were tall and the american university in cairo. suzanne graduated from here with both the degrees. and demand to. the president attended every

well in containing the spread of coronavirus up till late september when a state election was held in sabah now and since then the 3rd wave cases have been going up malaysia imposed tighter restrictions on certain states in certain areas in the month of october but this has yet to bring the number of new cases down and the government is now moving to impose even tighter restrictions but this is a limited lockdown it's only being the limited lockdown the tighter restrictions are going to affect 5 states and well as federal territories which include the capital kuala lumpur it is fairly strict people are not allowed to travel more than 10 kilometers from the house only sectors that are considered essential services will be allowed to continue operating people are allowed to exercise outdoors but they're limited to access to 2 from the same household if they want to be together restaurants can no longer offer dine and services only take away services this is going to be for a period of 2 weeks and then the government will reassess the situation and see whether the number of cases the number of

which by the way was also triggered late last year to stop elections from happening in the state of sabahction announcement has implications. members of the former incumbent are calling for elections as the ruling coalition deals with infighting. a political analyst saying this is a move by the prime minister buffer his rival and opposition. with parliament suspended it will be useless to jump parties. sit until will not august. we are waiting for the prime minister. rishaad: 11:00 a.m. quality import time. -- kuala lumpur time. certainly, this gives us an idea, we could have an election delayed, but it gives us a sense of how bad covid-19 is on the ground. >> we are seeing infections climb. i have family and friends who are increasingly more concerned about this spread of the infection. the state of lockdown that will be imposed from tomorrow certainly speaking to that concern. you have the health ministry flagging how capacity is being taken up at hospitals across the country. more impetus for restrictions when it comes to interstate movements. that lockdown for two weeks will be taking