but there's concern that increasing levels of terrorism and ethnic conflict in the sahara region could threaten the success of the great clean war it's a patchwork of hundreds of different projects like the one in ethiopia facts but say that many of them are successful but point out that others are less effective we've got to change the basic concept of investing in the great green wall and fortunately we have massive success stories for. all of the countries in the sahara all but only need to be replicated and they depend only on the awareness and the inspiration of farmers in their villages seeing what works the great green wall initiative aims to restore 100000000 hector's of currently degraded land and create 10000000 jobs right now that's still a long way off. over the years we've become hugely attached to dora the orangutan lady from sumatra is jungle school named 2014 a team from began following her journey back into the wilds. the school is run by the frankfurt so we're not equal society after years of living in captivity the iranian towns learn everything they need to meet ind

no other part of africa is affected by climate change as the sun how to reach and south of the sahara the population is growing and at the same time arab a land is being destroyed by erosion and drought the result conflict leading to violence and displacement peace could come in the form of the great green wall though a wall of trees set to stretch almost 8000 kilometers from senegal to ethiopia by 2030. finally teach you how ria can cut the grass for hay for weeks none of the local farmers were allowed to graze their livestock here the grass is growing very long now they can harvest hay to use for animal feed in the coming months when there will be little rain in the morning we're happy that things are getting greener again we use the grass to feed our animals and make roofs for our homes in the past it was more barren here and now it's better. trees have also been planted to combat the deforestation of the region a strip of green has now grown up designed to ensure a better microclimate stonewalls and terrorising helps stop the erosion of the land beehives have been brought in to he

to my was found in the sahara a great distance away from the east african sites where lucy was found over millions of years the to my skull had become distorted. as a result the fossilized skoal had to be reconstructed virtually using a complex imaging process the goal was to determine whether to my was an extinct ape or an early human ancestor. to. the analysis showed that to my head a mix of features his thick brow ridges resemble those of a male good. or chimpanzee but below his face was slightly flatter. for many scientists the most important anatomical detail was at the base of the skull. we know that one of the earliest features that sets us apart from our forbearers is standing upright on 2 feet one thing we have is the hole where the spinal cord leaves the skull and in humans this is up tucked up underneath the skull like we see right here and saw how anthropos this is the hole is called frame and magnum which means big hall and it's right here underneath the skull so i put it up here we can tell that there are 2 brokaw one would have been underneath the head. in a chimpanzee

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at this particular moment that the attack was the work of one of the armed groups operating in the sahara region yeah i think well when when you get a kind of news of course you know the french are working intelligence or the or working on the hunchbacks you know india was perhaps code either one of the jihadi groups or groups in you know in you looked around that you brought out in those regions so it's remains to be seen what the outcome of an investigation would be but almost when you see an attack on it walk us or you know or any of the original military it's all is you know who's on to be quite. clear. by one of the groups about i swap or who are manners in this likely to be a tough challenge facing the french prosecutors because we're talking about forest area where fighters can come from different neighboring countries and draw attacks we're talking about the vast territory is this going to pose further challenges for the french prosecutors. true the the challenges to security in the south region are immense so as you know territory day region is there is that a vast new jet is a v

the villagage of m'hamid el ghizlane, on the edge of the sahara.a patchwork of oaoass remain. agriculture is only possible on a few plots of land. the farmer lahbib bahadi cultivates a small vegetable garden here, on what's left of the tillable land. the 61-year old has eleven children, most of whom have long since left the region. farmer bahadi does not know how long his garden will be able to keep blossoming. although he has his own well, he frequently has to dig deeper for water. >> the future? it looks like this. the boys have to look for wowok somewhere else. only my generation, the older generation, stays here. >> the sand dunes are already encroaching on his garden, only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in m'hamid el ghizlane, and most of the inhabitants have left the village. halim sbai runs a small cafe here, and he also works as a tourist guide. he is fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist meryem tanarhte is researching this exact subject at the university of casabl

city in the heart of the sahara region has long been considered west africa's gateway to the sahara. it's also home to you kept the use of being capacity building mission in a share with pressure from the e.u. some his ago only ship passed a law against human trafficking but the crackdown has not brought business to an end. where these are water canisters for sale books every microbe ice when they try to. put the whole tree that the way as to where it takes 3 days and these are sticks they're used to hold on to the floor of the truck and keep that balance still is a piece of very little core that that works with us if it has to. it was there and these protect against the dust yeah it was one of. the coverage of it this must have been a busy place where you're going to like. not anymore the harder you have as. the shia am i used to work as a people smuggler illegally until 2016 he helped hundreds of migrants pass along this route into debian every week. this is where the desert begins. agadez a smugglers have now been displaced. by new unscrupulous traffickers from abroad they easily

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the security situation in the sahara countries has deteriorated considerably in recent months conflicts prevailing in the region are have an unprecedented humanitarian consequences on civilian populations face an insecurity and displacement. french president in my new i'm a chronic actually believes that the operations are successful because of home a 1000000 little to we've improved their effectiveness in information exchange in the fight against terrorism and succeeded with our unique information center in niamey we have achieved strong results especially in recent weeks. france recently raised the number of troops in the region to 5000 but locals say they want them out and. the reason we are protesting is that france has been here in our country for 7 years but people die if we had 10 difficulties when france arrived we now have 90 france came to help us to fight terrorism but now each of us is questioning if it has indeed been for. our impression is daily suffering it is us who called friends to help we called it to help us fight terrorism thing got friends keen that they came to he

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into other countries in the region similar to what's been seen currently on the continent in the sahara region and the horn of africa. the inside story. the latest attack on the port town of the same body price is the 3rd this year the violence began 3 years ago now spread to many areas of the capital daughter region in that time monitoring groups say that 1500 people have been killed at least 250000 displaced from their homes mozambique's army has a large presence in the region but support is being provided by private military groups from russia and south africa analysts say more help is needed from neighboring countries. i let's bring in our panel joining us from mozambique's capital of up to 2 editor of the news websites it tomorrow and also in my pursuit is a not only starter a research on the africa division human rights watch welcome to you or let's begin with you tom you've been covering this story for a while now you clearly have some insight to share with us but 1st i want to start with the obvious question what group is this locally they known as al-shabaab they link to to iso

making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like palestine libya yemen the sahara region and so many others we go to them you make the effort we care we stay. frank assessments what are you seeing in yemen. there's a new poll. like the green suv it's an informed opinion which is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many calls over the old will mean a region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate of that is a proxy because not the recent big interest of the libyan people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. they come in home and in search of work to provide a better life for the families they've left behind. but though their labor is vital to release food industry they risk exploitation by corporations and organized crime . trapped in a system with little hope of escape people empower investigates easily seeks links on al-jazeera. striking factory workers in bello who's heckled president alexander lukashenko as he rejects the possibility of an election rerun. the main opposition leader is calling o

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central parts of africa they are still a little further than they should be creeping up into the sahara will see some wet weather there even into new ship was some cloud and right all the way up into western parts of africa with big downpours for syria and guinea. frank assessments saying that in yemen. like if we look at this it's an informed opinion which is ethiopia on the verge of breakdown many parts of the overall media region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after is a proxy does not the recent big interest of the libyan people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera welcome if you're just joining us your top stories so far this half hour india has now confirmed more than 3000000 cases of coronavirus after recording more than 70000 new infections in one single day countries also leading the world in the number of new cases. the u.s. house of representatives has approved $25000000000.00 in funding for the postal service now that bill cancels out cost cutting but threaten to slow down

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into other countries in the region similar to what's been seen currently on the continent in the sahararegion and the horn of africa. officials in the indian city of chennai of moved out hundreds of tonnes of the chemical that exploded in lebanon's capital last week and explosives company in the city of hyderabad has taken control of the ammonium nitrate but people who live near its new location are afraid of the consequences elizabeth branham reports from new delhi. making its way through a village on the outskirts of the southern city of hi there a truck carrying the chemical explosive ammonium nitrate the last batch of around $700.00 tons is being moved from chennai to an explosives manufacturer and the state of talon goner. but some people living near its new location didn't know about the huge blast in lebanon's capital or the chemical being stored just 3 kilometers from their homes back on a convent and there were strict precautionary measures should be taken to avoid any unfortunate incident and have village or the factory should be shifted to some other deserted place. as was th

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the greater sahara and so during this period of time the united nation has come out with a report again accusing the money and forces of extrajudicial killings towards the malian population that it's meant to protect more so then the armed forces and the armed groups that are involved so many people are waiting for what is going to happen through the 10s of thousands of people are expected on the streets of power might go to protest again asking for the resignation of president mubarak a top turkey says it's resumed energy exploration of work in the eastern mediterranean sea accusing greece of not keeping its promises regarding disputed gas reserves that the turkish navy announced a research vessel is conducting seismic surveys and i dispute the area between cyprus and greece for the next 2 weeks greece says the exploration is illegal and a threat to peace well last month german chancellor angela merkel held talks with the country's leaders they appeared close to issuing a joint statement then on thursday greece signed a maritime border agreement with egypt designating an exclusive econ

across the sahara it's dry heat but this obviously represents thunderstorms a long way north they come through in clumps and they come certain drop a lot of rains on the army has registered 101 millimeters in the last 24 hours a service that clump of went through which is now on its way through mali and will go off shore somewhere west of guinea we watch the next one develop that comes sure in masses this one is a little bit further south but again you've got orange to share with. a mostly dry picture i have to say forecast wise is a little the warm side for port elizabeth. frank assessments saying that. there's. like a week's notice or 2 informed opinion which is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many cops are the only every 10 are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate of that is a proxy he does not represent the interest of the libyan people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. you know again i missed. let's remind you of our top stories here this hour thousands are demonstrating right now in the lebanese capital be

killed, who have suffered severe persecution, who have been tortured in libya, who have crossed the saharaan. the things that we hear about are very, very serious and they are running for very good reasons. tony smith is the former head of uk border force. so generally controlled migration is a good thing and acceptable but what's not acceptable is uncontrolled migration, this is controlled because we don't have a capacity to do it. what we need is a safe third country returns agreement with france. at the moment there is the dublin convention which does mean that the home office return people to save third countries but we have to prove that they've already claimed asylum in a third country or where they entered the eu, we are not returning people frankly and the smuggling gangs know that and the supply chains know that and once they are on the water, once they are picked up by a uk vessel, they are picked up by a uk vessel, they are picked up by a uk vessel, they are within the jurisdiction of they are within the jurisdiction of the home office and we are obliged to consider the asylum c

into other countries in the region similar to what's being seen currently on the continent in the sahara region and the horn of africa. the u.s. president on from paris ordered the owner of social media to talk to sell off its u.s. operation within the next 90 days the us president is used a new executive order last week in effect banning the video sharing platform trump believes to talk and other chinese spying tools which threaten u.s. national security. india is marking its 74th independence day the prime minister narendra modi has addressed the nation at the historic red force in new delhi celebrations this year have been scaled back because of the pandemic the partition of india resulted in the killing of at least half a 1000000 people and course around 14000000 to be displaced when the british redrew borders. this is al jazeera these are your top stories iran will be able to start buying conventional weapons again in october after the u.n. security council overwhelmingly rejected washington's bid to indefinitely extend an arms embargo against tehran kristen salumi has more now from

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