senegal is running short on vaccines. >> in the next 72 hours, we will be making a lot of noise.e doing public campaigns, knocking on doors, going into factories and offices and warning everyone to be prepared. >> senegal is among 23 african countries experiencing a third wave of infections with 250,000 new cases in the last week. the world health organization warns that the continent is ill-prepared to deal with the increase. >> the worst is yet to calm as the -- yet to come as the third wave gains speed and new ground in these countries. >> lockdowns are being imposed in sierra leone, zimbabwe and south africa. the delta variant has spread from india to 16 african countries. it is in rural areas, away from cities, where there are fewer people vaccinated, that the surge of new cases he is taking place. 2% of africans have been vaccinated. most don't have access to health centers. some fear unfounded side effects while others view it as pointless. the eu failing to recognize the validity of vaccines for travel to europe. senegal is banning public gatherings in an attempt to slow

some government see this as further discouraging people from getting inoculated. senegal is bounding public gatherings in an attempt to slow this 3rd wave, but in order to limit transmission, it needs rich countries to deliver on their promise. in providing cove in 1900 vaccines as supplies are running out, given the rate of transmission, scientists fear the already virulent delta various could mutate into a more deadly and contagious virus. if we left countries behind on the vaccination and public health response, we've just given my chance to the fighters to have fall and new parents to emerge with or without the vaccine for senegal in other african countries. it's a race against time to prepare the population ahead of what appears to be a new and more dangerous waivers infection. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car, also news from shoreline canal that the roger pox. the family has tightened its grip on power by appointing one of its members, the finance minister, as a roger packs a jewel, us rank and citizen. is that to be the brains behind the families domination of should i can po

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the shores of senegal, nicholas hank reports now from the fishing time, a kiosk. deep in senegal, the territorial waters, 500 meters below sea level, are creatures that humans have not yet encountered. it is a canyon as long as the great wall of china, 400 kilometers, and 100 meters high. this is the world's largest cold water reef home to oysters, that are 30 centimeters long and 500 years old. here are the court of orest reef each fish and endangered charge to meet it is at the edge of this precious ecosystem until now, undisturbed by human interaction. that while the national companies are preparing to extract billions of barrels of oil in the trillion cubic feet of gas, since the drilling began, endangered dolphins, turtles, and other sea life have washed up on the shore. fishermen by bureau fall has never seen anything like it. and says, it is a bad omen. also if i feel pain and sadness, they like us, they like human beings. these are noble animals, the guide us when we go fishing while they lead other fish, their death is a bad sign. clinicals ministry efficient says oil and gas

i am representing senegal in the 2020 paralympic games in tokyo. is a movie when i for this spear, all i want to do is when i was 10, when one day i woke up and couldn't walk anymore. i had polio. i'm in for me, my disability is no obstacle. i believe in god. this is what i got. i started javelin only some months ago and already won some competitions. it takes a lot of effort. i have to wake up early in the morning, get the kids ready for school, go to train and take care of the household. my coach helped me a lot. he motivated me to continue training after the death of my mother. it is thanks to him and all the people who supported me that i am going to tokyo. when i believe in myself, i don't let my disability get in the way you see me speaking softly now, but at the competitions, i become another person. i take pride in representing my country abroad, and i want to tell others like me not to hide behind their disability, go out there, do whatever sport you like, it will be good for you and your house. when i 1st started sports, my friends were m

the west african nation of senegal is struggling with a 3rd wave of covert 19 infections. hospitals are operating at full capacity. vaccines are in short supply. the delta variance is behind the recent spike and.

reporter: in senegal, cases have tripled in the past week. the president is threatening to reimpose restrictions, including closing borders, curfews and regional lockdowns. there is a sense among many that the restriction suggested by the government are too much to handle. the economic fallout as badly affected the economy. despite the spread of the delta variant, people are going back to their daily affairs. reporter: all 22 members prepare the meal, not ready to sacrifice a holy ritual because of the virus. despite the risks. anchor: cafes may be a hallmark of french culture, but they will not be open for everyone. you will now need a covid past to prove your status. as reported from paris, some see the past as an attack on their freedom. reporter: lingering on a terrace is one of life's pleasures for many people in france. soon, only those with a covid pass or a negative test will be able to enjoy the experience. staff will have to check customer's passes. >> we consider this is not our job to take your id and covid pass. we understand thi

because for them, time may be running out. nicholas hawk al jazeera, kyra senegal mon use whenever you want. it's including all our back off our programs, the links on the website out of the or dot com. ah, this is, i'll just enter these all your help stories. india's military is reinforcing. rescue operations and it's western regions after the heaviest rain for july and decades. course flooding and lens lights, at least $100.00 people are known to have died and dozens more. i'm missing the us government has placed $100000000.00 in emergency assistance for refugees.

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i'm representing senegal in the 2020 parlor big games in tokyo. when it's through the c m, all i want to do is when i was 10, when one day i woke up and i couldn't walk anymore. i had polio me, my disability is no obstacle. i believe in god. this is what i got when i started traveling only some months ago and already once, competitions, it takes a lot of effort. i have to wake up early in the morning, get the kids ready for school, go to the train and take care of the household. my coach helped me a lot, he most facing me to continue training after the death of my mother and whether it's thanks to him and all the people who supported me, that i am going to tokyo. but when i believe in myself, i told net my disability gets in the way you see me speaking softly now. but at the competitions, i become another person. i take pride in representing my country abroad and i want to tell others like me not to hide behind that disability. go out there, do what ever support you like? it will be good for you and for your health. when i 1st started sports, my f

when we come back, we report from senegal, where each celebrations are being overshadowed by fears of a new surge uncovered cases. and france rolled out a coven pass for tourist attraction cinemas, and sporting events to encourage more people to get the job or not steamers. ah, ah, it's time for the journey. the winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello from dough. we're in the thick of the heat, so across the middle east. so let me show you some of these temperature is q 848 degrees on thursday. beg that we've got you in 450, but you know around the array be and see some very choppy condition. so for coastal sections of oman, we could see wave fights about 4 meters high in terms of that precipitation. we've got some rain toward the he jazz mountains in saudi arabia and also for the al her job mountains in oman meeting. see some thunderstorms rumble up here, except for go into turkey. and here's what we're looking at. some showers really for coastal section and southern sections of the black sea. so it's stumble may see a few spits of rain on thursday with a high of 29 degrees for cen

empty of their patience and a smoke stack, bellowing black smoke, tony ching al jazeera and finally senegal, whether concerns aid celebrations could see a new search. in covered cases, there are tight restrictions in place in the capital, but officials are worried about gatherings held elsewhere. danny cases have risen there with just a few dozen a month or so ago. they are now up at 1000 as of tuesday because hawk has the support from car a day worthy of a new attire. and unlike previous years, a new man for motor enjoy and his son, they're on their way to pray at the car central mass for this very special muslim celebration. there's a sense of apprehension. i don't. 1 know, i don't feel totally comfortable or safe. the virus is spreading. many people are ignoring restrictions and traveling to the villages to celebrate the government bound public gatherings, but thousands congregate anyway. worshipers cannot enter without hand kinda kaiser and a math. his sermon, the mom warns the viruses back even stronger than before. he advises people to respect, barrier measures and social distance thi

my hope is to win the gold medal in tokyo, bring it back here to senegal. and that's what i'm training for. ok, and that is all your sport now back to you. so how, thanks very much for watching i was. is there a nice with me? so robin as far as smile with more news on the other side of the break with alex to stay with a noun frank assessments. no given the suggesting that no ministrations playing a long game. it's very much of a warm embrace of the iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics informed opinions, schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and their policy and then their life has been shaped by vitamin the in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera, becoming a living legend of a young age with simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clout, the brought peace to the ivory coast. posted by eric comes to the football rebels, the life of drop by the football who succeeded, where politicians had not dropped the boy and civil war

there are concerns that either either celebrations in senegal could trigger a new surgeon cobra. 1900 cases type restrictions are in place in the capital. but officials are worried about gatherings held elsewhere. daily cases have risen from just a few dozen months ago to nearly a 1000 on tuesday. nicholas hark reports from duck a de worthy of a new tire. and unlike previous years, a new mask for motor enjoy and his son. they're on their way to pray a de carr central mosque for this very special muslim celebration. there's a sense of apprehension. i don't feel totally comfortable or safe. the virus is spreading. many people are ignoring restrictions and traveling to their villages to celebrate the government bound public gatherings but thousands congregate anyway. worshipers cannot enter without hand kinda kaiser and math. his sermon, the mom warns the viruses back even stronger than before. he advises people to respect, barrier measures and social distance thing. but inside the mosque, thousands pray, shoulder to shoulder, toe to toe with the delta, the variance rapidly spreading in

because in many muslim countries, like here in senegal, there is still tremendous prejudice against the l. g. b t. community as this demonstration against equal rights for homosexual, clearly indicates on the other hand, during the last presidential election and 2019 melanie are about to are a member of the l. g. b t. right. organization sham even ran for the countries highest office. is there light at the end of the rainbow worldwide. calls are often made to our governments and to brussels, to do something about the situation about the climate of hatred that i alluded to earlier. a band what. what can brussels do? but of course they are official policies in place to promote european values, which is non discrimination, of sexual minorities and even the europe. this is difficult, as you heard, and to transport this into the wider. it's even more difficult because the influence the you has on, for example, saudi arabia, african countries to change these laws of this. so tied to the behaviors of course limited. and if you have countries like hungary in your midst that are not obeying to t

idrisi that by the 12th century islam was widely practiced in what's now senegal and gambia. so there's absolutely no question about the fact that hey. yeah, and so you can think of the first century of black people enslaved in british and north america as all traditional african-american religion ancestor worship of yorba religion of course was a very powerful force more particularly in cuba with santeria and in brazil and primary way, but about three percent of our ancestors were yoruba. so we had 20% who were his alignment. we have an unknown percentage. you were baptized roman catholics and then the majority of course were practiced ancestral traditional african religion. so that's think of it as a kind of stew. that because the anglicans who were dominant are not letting africans join, right and africans are surreptitiously hearing christianity worshiping their own gods forming a kind of blend a melded sort of religion. then the anglicans open up and then the great awakening with the methodist and the baptists really welcomes black people in my uncle is a methodist minis

she's in dakar, senegal. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. let me ask you first of all.pened? i first of all. your reaction to what has happened?- first of all. your reaction to what has happened? i am in shock, what has happened? i am in shock. like _ what has happened? i am in shock, like everyone - what has happened? i am in shock, like everyone else i what has happened? i am in| shock, like everyone else all over the world, especially the people of haiti who woke up this morning to this terrible news of an assassination of a sitting president. i have been on the phone and in front of the computer all day and i have been not able to think of anything else ever since i heard this news. president moise has _ heard this news. president moise has been _ heard this news. president moise has been ruling - heard this news. president moise has been ruling by. heard this news. president - moise has been ruling by decree since 2019. what does this mean now for haiti? what happens next? ~ ., ., , ~ , next? we are not sure. at this oint he next? we are not sure. at this point he

me senegal was mostly spared by the 1st and 2nd waves of covert 19. but the 3rd one is proving to be catastrophic hospitals and the capital doc are, are overwhelmed, entry chappelle it's a long wait in an uncomfortable chair, but they've decided today is the day, marianna is receiving the vaccine despite her earlier reservations. i didn't trust the doc seen at 1st that why didn't take it when i saw my parents were vaccinated and that everything went well for them. i decided to get the shot. vaccination points are getting closer to people's home. near the local mosque or sports stadium. hundreds of thousands of doses arrived and cynical this week the end of the day. it's important to note that this strategy, which is a proximity strategy, allows us to bring the vaccine close to the population. it will allow us to considerably accelerate a roll out. because we know today that the pandemic is gaining grounded, we must move faster than the delta variance. the delta variance is fueling a 3rd way and more cynical leaves. see the writing on the wall. the pan

the west african nation of senegal is struggling with the 3rd wave of covered 19 infections. hospitals are operating at full capacity. vaccines are in short supply. the delta variance is behind the recent spike in cases pakistan is about to introduce sweeping corona virus restrictions, which will been on vaccination people from most venues. from the 1st of august, i'll be back from government offices, schools, restaurants, and travel and shopping malls. a recent surgeon, cases busy being blamed on more infectious delta various pakistan reported nearly 4 and a half 1000 new cases on thursday. the us media report, se ask can interpret this, who helped us forces are on their way to america along with their family members. the thousands more still waiting, and i've gone to start to see if and when will become eligible for the special program. the united states has committed to helping those who helped us during our time in afghanistan over the last 20 years. and indeed, we've had very brave afghans who stood with, with us, with our soldiers, with our diplomats, mostly as translators, and i

because in many muslim countries, like here in senegal, there is still tremendous prejudice against the l. g. b t community, as this demonstration against equal rights for homosexual, clearly indicates on the other hand, during chinese he has lots of angel election and 2019 mile nearby tour. a member of the l g b t, right? organization sham, even ran for the country's highest office. is there light at the end of the rainbow? worldwide. calls are often made to our governments and to brussels, to do something about the situation about the climate of hatred that i alluded to earlier about what, what can brussels do. but of course, they are official policies in place to promote european values, which is non discrimination. of sexual minorities and even the europe. this is difficult as you heard, and to transport this into the wider world. it's even more difficult because the influence the you has on, for example, saudi arabia, african countries to change these laws of this. so tied to the behaviors, of course limited. and if you have countries like hungary in your midst that are not obeying

it also serves as a safe haven for them because in many muslim countries like here in senegal, there is still tremendous prejudice against the l. g. b t. community as this demonstration against equal rights for homosexual, clearly indicate on the other hand, during the last presidential election in 2019 mountaineer about tour, a member of the l. g. b t rights organization, sham even ran for the countries highest office. is there light at the end of the rainbow? worldwide? calls are often made to our governments and to brussels, to do something about the situation about the climate of hatred that i alluded to earlier. band, what, what can brussels do? and of course, they are official policies in place to promote european values, which is non discrimination, of sexual minorities and even the europe. this is difficult, as you heard, and to transport this into the wide over. it's even more difficult because the influence the you has on, for example, saudi arabia, african countries to change these laws of this. so tied to the behaviors of course limited. and if you have countries like hun

see that the european union is backing plans to produce covid vaccines in rwanda, south africa and senegalright approach, that you get this know—how transfer from the rich world to africa? it has to be a combination of both. yeah, while we want to accept a know—how transfer from the rich countries to africa, africa has to rely on home—grown solutions. i would not agree 100% of the proposals sani ibrahim will say that, you know, we don't have the know—how — we do. i can tell you, i mean, confidently, that within my centre and my collaboration with university of cambridge, we did develop a vaccine that is at a preclinical stage. now, this is know—how from africa. and then we just developed that vaccine based on a prior vaccine that we were working on before. and this vaccine was built in nigeria with my collaborator in cambridge, which means that we do have the resources, the human resources necessary, both within africa and in the diaspora, which means that africa can — if given the resources, obviously. so you're saying that, basically overnight, africa could produce the vaccines it needs.

destroyed about 1500 homes, some strong storms moving through southern bali and as we head towards senegal and sierra leone, we can also expect thunderstorms on sunday that your weather update. thanks for your company. ah, he added to the fashion, the success and the popularity, and then he gave it all up for the love of his homeland football rebels. delves into the realm of footballing legend, rashid mac luthey for to the jury and national liberation front. with his feet, rashid mackenzie and the f. l. n. team on al jazeera got one of the boston growing nations in the i won a contract, needed to open and develop it into national shipping company to become a team, middle east, and tough or trade and money skillfully enough out 3 key areas of filling up from it connecting the world, connecting the future the cato ca, to gateway to whoa trade. ah ok. welcome back. the main stories now forest fires ravaging parts of southern turkey have killed fix people. president russia type on the cry. disasters are in several provinces, underscore for an investigation security forces in tunisia, face prom

because in many muslim countries, like here in senegal, there is still tremendous prejudice against the l. g. b t. community as this demonstration against equal rights for homosexual, clearly indicates on the other hand, during the last presidential election and 2019 mile and near about tour, a member of the l g b t, right, organizations, shami even ran for the countries highest office is there light at the end of the rainbow worldwide, calls are often made to our governments and to brussels, to do something about the situation about the climate of hatred that i alluded to earlier. bands, what could, what can brussels do? but of course, they are official policies in place to promote european values, which is non discrimination, of sexual minorities and even europe. this is difficult, as you heard, and to transport this into the wider it's even more difficult because the influenced the you has on, for example, saudi arabia, african countries to change these laws of this. so tight behaviors of course limited. and if you have countries like hungary in your midst that are not obeying to thi

destroyed about 1500 homes, some strong storms moving through southern bali and as we head towards senegal and sierra leone, we can also expect thunderstorms on sunday that your weather update. thanks for your company. the news was a bank energy and change to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah, oh, a welcome back. watching al jazeera life from london, look at the main stories now. far as ties ravaging, parts of southern turkey have now kill 6 people. present regular type, one is declared dissolves designs, the sample provinces, and a score for an investigation into the cause. security forces indonesia plays prominent judge per share. a creamy under house arrest is detention follows. president chi site pledge to lead a campaign against corruption. after he dismissed the prime minister, dissolved parliament and china is now raising to contain it's was kind of in 1900 out right and months, being fueled by the delta variants, health health workers are testing millio

and here in senegal, i mean, i tried to get vaccinated last week. holla, to get my 2nd dose. well, there's vaccines available. this by promise isn't assurances made by kovacs and rich countries, that bill deliver vaccines and there were more promises made during this w h o press conference. well, little has been delivered, but vaccines alone will not stop the spread of the virus in the d or c. earlier this year, there was 1700000 doses given to that country. they return 1300000 of those doses because people were simply afraid to get vaccinated. and that's not being helped by the fact that the astrazeneca vaccine that's been given to countries here. well, that specific astrazeneca vaccine is not being recognized by travelers from the african countries trying to go inside the european union. so there is a level of skepticism. and again, the w h show has reminded the population and health ministries to do more to ensure that there are barrier measures put into place people wearing mask jill access to clean water. and there's also this sense that there's not enough being done to

in senegal, cases have tripled in the last week president monkey sol is threatening to reimpose restrictions, including closing borders, curfews and regional log downs. there's a sense among many cynically, is that the restriction suggested by the government are just too much to handle the economic fall out of them hasn't badly affected the economy. and despite the spread of adults, the various people are going about their daily affairs. all 22 members of enjoy the family. prepare the meal enjoy is not ready to sacrifice a holy ritual because of a virus. despite the risk, nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car, a record breaking number of undocumented migrants over the cross the english channel this year. on monday alone, at least 430 travel from france to the u. k. this comes as the british government sets up efforts to stop the dangerous journeys and small boats is nadine bob now reports they've made it on a british soil, but their futures unknown. these undocumented migrants are among around 8 and a half 1000 people who cross the english channel in small boats this year. that's more than the t

there has destroyed 1500 homes and we've got heavy rain as we head toward senegal and sierra leone on saturday.

in 1900 patients in senegal, cases have tripled in the last week president, mikey salis, threatening to reimpose restrictions, including closing borders, curfews and regional locked down. there's a sense among many cynically, is that the restriction suggested by the government or just too much to handle the economic fall out of them hasn't badly affected the economy. and despite the spread of adults, the various people are going about their daily affairs. all 22 members of enjoy the family. prepare the meal. and jaya is not ready to sacrifice a holy ritual because of a virus. despite the risk, nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car, he chose, he reads, crescent, says, at least 70 migrants from bangladesh of drowns, trying to call the mediterranean sea. they both sank to setting off leave from the water on libya as north west coast. 380 people were rescued by the tennessee and coast guard. among them were migrants from syria, egypt. saddam retrain molly and bangladesh. u. k. government says it stepping up efforts with france to stop undocumented migrants crossing the english channel and a

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then celebrating freedom day at home, you know, whole al jazeera, london health officials in senegal. i warning that cobra 19 cases are rising dramatically. there was a record of nearly 1400 cases reported on saturday. nearly a 3rd of new current of virus infections in cynical from the delta various the white house says it's aiming to close the grants a bay prison. it follows the 1st prisoner released under the biden administration. white house correspondent, kimberly how can he was held for almost 2 decades without charge at guantanamo bay detention facility in 2016 review panel recommended abdul la teeth monsieur b repatriated to his home country. but it didn't happen until this month. the 1st release says the us president joe biden took office this individual who we now it's a transfer of the part of the fence and the transfer of had been, had started moving through the process during the obama biden administration and was on pause for some period of time over the last 4 years, this year was captured by pakistani agents and held at guantanamo since 2002. the u . s. alleged he train

was a record of nearly 1400 cases reported on saturday. nearly a 3rd of nuclear virus infections in senegal, from the delta variant, with each celebrations coming up this week. people incentive a little worried about the rise and infection. if the new wi fi doesn't know what those have to celebrate capacity, hearing deca or inside the country must absolutely respect the measures. we all know that coby 19 is not yet over. it's where mouth wash our hands to god to read this of this disease, because frankly, we are really tired of it and why it's true that the cases are increasing considerably. but we must redouble our vigilance. i heard about the increasing number of cosy cases. personally, i believe in the existence of this disease, i don't know about other people. i know that cobit 19 is prep in the country, and people must be careful, especially wearing masks and washing their hands and so on. why there's now she's a distinguished professor of epidemiology at the city university of new york graduate school of public health insurance, as far as skype from brooklyn, new york city. thanks so