yes, i know that. ..and you live in senegal.scribed social media as a cancer which he is determined to regulate. do you think your voice will make a difference in trying to persuade those who govern senegal not to repress and control the intellect? i think the way we need to rise up our voices to say this is very good for africa, for the world, to get people to be connected. crosstalk. dictatorships and authoritarians around the world, including in your region, they do not like a vehicle of information supply which they cannot control. yeah, you know, it's notjust the vehicle of information from the internet, it's even the citizens who just rise up their voice about what is wrong and what's right. i think many of governments in the world, especially in africa, are a little bit afraid about when they get told what to do and what not to do, but this has to change because everyone is concerned about the future of africa. everyone wants to bring his kind of help to actually what we want to achieve. and i was saying in one of my inte

it takes place in podor, your home town in northern senegal which is quite remote. , ., northern senegaln senegal which is quite l remote._ but many remote. very remote. but many --eole remote. very remote. but many people want — remote. very remote. but many people want to _ remote. very remote. but many people want to be _ remote. very remote. but many people want to be there - remote. very remote. but many people want to be there every . people want to be there every year. now, in your latest album being, you have a track freak out which include some wonderful images of you being at the blues of the river festival in podor and i believe it is from a couple of years ago and what we would like to do is have everybody, have a listen, have a look for baaba maal to return to his own community. let's have a look at this. freak out by baaba maal plays. wonderful images there which i think it's what we're talking about, the marriage of tradition and modernity and the musicalfusions as well. tradition and modernity and the musical fusions as well. what really strikes me is the excitement of yo

. -- mali and senegal.e went to tobago, looked at the evidence, sent it back to their families who were able to recognize some clothing and ultimately we managed to do a dna test confirmation for one family and now the red cross after our investigation has gone to collect more dna samples to see if there are more matches that can be made with the remaining bodies. >> in some cases i imagine you were delivering the first news these families were having of their loved ones. >> as journalists when we do these kind of stories, we are not usually the ones that have get that information. what happened was especially in mauritania when we were meeting the families, they really didn't know anything about what happened to their loved ones. they just knew when they left and that's it. we were in a very difficult position to have to share with them what we knew, that most likely the relatives were on the others of the atlantic and that there were no survivors. >> on the others of the atlantic they were trying to get t

first of all, senegal and russia have excellent relations. for example, general john baptiste is sending gills ambassador to russia. and i before i came here, was received by your military attache into corin senegal. and he helped me a lot. rush and senegal have great relations. we have frequent training sessions and teach everything related to fighting, as well as greco roman wrestling, and boxing will continue to make efforts for the benefit of our nations. i'm a unit commander office. sports was helen, and i would like to take this opportunity to later organize internships to improve skills and vice versa. and some news just and from central india, 10 police officers and a driver have reportedly been killed in a car. bomb blast, that's according to local authorities, local media reports the attack could have been carried out by a mouse group will bring you more details as we get them. and that's our wrap on the, our coming up. what truly motivates nato is this strategic interests, ideology, or simple hatred of russia. the discussion next o

my saw cease is a visionary artist from senegal, who aspires to unite the african continent with his design of a universal currency called the afro. his vision, the liberation of africa from its colonial legacy. his be call for achieving man the afro occurrence. he created himself. through this project, the artist months were seized presents as utopian demands for the africa of the future. bear uproar, i have considered the afro is an artistic currency for africa, will be fixing in 14 african nations that used to be french colonies. absolutely. to this day, people pay for things with money that comes from france. ones that are available, grabbed in foreign crash gamma if they are, it's called the currency of the french colony in africa. any, if i just wanted to put a stop to that and for stopping the afro is the future. if these so come months was cease was born in senegal, he's been working on the afro project for 20 years. he's printed so many notes. he has no idea how many each and every afro is an art object. but at the same time, he wants his currency to challenge ideas of what

oil platforms, aid senegal, still been implemented. isn't that a huge tax to the wrong direction? i totally agree. it's a huge step in the wrong direction. you don't need additional gas, like your must come off gas very quickly. and instead, invest into clean energy projects like that. and maybe not part of your work involves the terminal greenhouse emission levels and lots cities, legal and kyra, just 2 of the mega cities on the african continent. now, what would help to get cities to turn away from climate damage and practices? more quickly said 2 things, 2 important things to go forward. first cooling, say important in housing, in african cities in many countries. and it's important to have clean energy from foot, tax and vent falling. and transportation is also very important. and for that, it's very important to have electric buses and tremble base instead of private motor vehicles that make a main difference and should be the focus of transportation policies. while this is perhaps the most difficult question to answer, how can we turn the tables on climate change? it's of a

so why projects like the old show oil platforms, aid, senegal, still been implemented? isn't that a huge tax to the wrong direction? i totally agree. it's a huge step in the wrong direction. you don't need additional gas, like your must come off gas very quickly. and instead, invest into clean energy projects like that. and i'm not part of your work involves the term lead greenhouse emission levels in lots cities, legal and kyra, just 2 of the mega cities on the african continent. not what would health to get cities to turn away from climate damages practices. more quickly said 2 things, 2 important things to go forward. first cooling, say important in housing, in african cities in many countries. and it's important to have clean energy from foot attacks and vent falling. and transportation is also very important. and for that, it's very important to have electric buses and a trembling face instead of private motor vehicles. that would make a main difference and should be the focus of transportation policies. while this is perhaps the most difficult question to answer,

so one project like to show oil platforms, aid, senegal, still been implemented, isn't that a huge tax to the wrong direction? i totally agree. it's a huge step in the wrong direction. you don't need to definitely gas, like your must come off gas very quickly. and instead, invest into clean energy portraits like that, and i'm not part of your work involves the terminal greenhouse emission levels in lots cities, legal and kyra, just 2 of the mega cities on the african consummate. now what would help to get cities to turn away from climate damage and practices? more quickly said 2 things, 2 important things to go forward. first, cooling to say important in housing in african cities in many countries. and it's important to have clean energy from photo tax and vent falling. and transportation is also very important. and for that, it's very important to have electric buses and a trembling face instead of private motor vehicles that make a main difference and should be the focus of transportation policies. while this is perhaps the most difficult question to answer, how can we turn the table

so one project like to show oil platforms, aid, senegal, still been implemented. isn't that a huge tax to the wrong direction? i totally agree. it's a huge step in the wrong direction. you don't need additional gas, like your must come off gas very quickly. and instead, invest into clean energy portraits like that, and i'm not part of your work involves the terminal in greenhouse emission levels and lots cities, legal ones. kyra, just 2 of the mega cities on the african continent. now what would help to get cities to turn away from climate damage and practices? more quickly said 2 things, 2 important things to go forward. first, cooling to say important in housing in african cities in many countries. and it's important to have clean energy from photo tax. and vint falling and transportation is also very important. and for that, it's very important to have electric buses and a tram base instead of private motor vehicles that make a main difference and should be the focus of transportation policies. while this is perhaps the most difficult question to answer, how ca

and we are about to meet another young person doing exactly that through her music, senegal. roxanne has a new kid on the block. evie crazy has broken through and is leading the charge of women. drop us in west africa. take a look. it's a hot night in sali, a coastal town near synagogue capital, dak hall, and rappa evie crazy is burning up the stage. it's been a long road to this breakthrough for one of synagogues, few female rappers in that one is simply never had the courage to become a rep as a woman. the stereotype was that female rappers were women who dressed like men were genes that smoked blah blah blah. we were marginalized martin alleys. evie gracie has been on synagogues rap scene for 10 years, and rap is her passion to work and life. a music once, everything to me, i gave up everything for magic, for music. ah, evie crazies 1st album explores self confidence and equality and synagogue male dominated wraps seen. pull up with my 1st lyric as i'll smoke you and all your m. c family. basically when i arrive, i take no prisoners, i play for keeps in my own destiny. i'l

chaos, the state department's pocket toy , placed hungary between senegal and peru in its ephemeral libertyankings , defining a division of partially free countries. yes , and the head of the local foreign ministry warns you need to be ready quote for further attacks from brussels who uses all kinds of blackmail to put pressure on the government in this form with such views on the world order. the hungarian authorities are turning into an inconvenient and difficult to control player, defending the interests of their people and traditional values. they are progressive inventions of bureaucrats from washington and brussels as a result of the eu has allocated 4 million euros to the hungarian opposition organizations involved in the anti-government protests of the past.

chaos, the state department's pocket toy , placed hungary between senegal and peru in its ephemeral libertygs , defining a division of partially free countries. yes, and the head of the local foreign ministry warns you need to be prepared for further attacks from brussels , which uses all types of blackmail to put pressure on the government in this form with such views on the world order. the hungarian authorities are turning into an inconvenient and difficult to control player, defending the interests of their people and traditional values. they are progressive inventions of bureaucrats from washington and brussels as a result of the eu allocated 4 million euros to the hungarian opposition organizations involved in the anti-government protests of the past years , an independent, therefore unpopular position. hungary, pontium, russian sanctions, the conflict in ukraine and other pressing issues causes europeans, as it were, milder bouts of rabies and even inappropriate behavior 22 february, the slovak minister scolded the hungarian prime minister for his position on non -intervention in the

ah, the senegants and the difference, one law sounded like this. ready to defend your national cultural and religious values ​​on the territory of the russian federation with arms in hand 40% 40%.» , 40% of central asia are ready to rebel their religious or national interests with weapons in their hands, while these are those who admitted that this percentage is probably higher. there were those who just didn't say it. and what does that mean? this is a very serious force within the country, which can be directed against the country, moreover, it does not arise from anywhere, it is the result of schooling in those countries. where do migrants come from? here are some very interesting remarks from the scientific director of the russian military historical society. mikhail myagkov. about history textbooks in the neighboring countries. this is what he says 292 times in a history textbook uzbekistan mentions russian colonialism, there is no term great patriotic war. there is a term that the participation of one or another republic in the second world w

the official return of his sabre for over 20 years. tile founded the 2 corner in pyre, in today's senegal, guinea mauritania, and molly, but also fought the french. his son lost a fabre in his defeat to the french army in 1893. although it had been on loan to the museum of black civilizations in the car, his family wanted full restitution. and the salvazar report made it a priority in 2019 o, my task saber was restored to the family in a poignance handover ceremony by the french prime minister with just mrs. sickles, prison for this whole subscription. dig shakima posey jackie langon said like you all can return our letter. i will miss if i rubin, our evils, mental true integral decal, sentilia delta dental, w all for. and again, if thank you for one more minute tip are fundamental in girl. here it is. i just want to risk city shonda tutorial. donna id medical research. com wanted us to, i'm going to disagree all sarabia please objects all about was q morley swore on, which was formerly money, extra acre or so we actually don't acknowledge the top of the organiser. last question is of jau

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and that's why we used our g7 presidency to invite the south african president, the president from senegal minister and others, and that dialogue is so crucial, and that's why maybe development cooperation maybe is more important than ever in these crazy days. niels annen, we have to end there, but i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. my pleasure. thank you. hello there. some sunshine as well. it is all changed for the end of the week because of low pressure starts to take over, comes much milder and there will be some rain at times. some places could be quite wet on thursday, particularly in the south. two fronts of the uk. milder error starting two make its way in. still cold air looms across the northern half of scotland. the rain across scotland is likely to be the most, but there will be some snow over the mountains. this weather front will bring some very wet weather to parts of england and wales, heavy and thundering through the afternoon. travel to lifting a little bit in the south despite the rain. close to the mid— teams further north still stays qui

as long as they know it's an african artist, it's coming from south africa, it's coming from senegal,st its id. hiplife hasn't lost his id locally. it is how the international audience is viewing hiplife. hiplife is still giving birth| to artists day in, day out. if it's lost, it won't bear fruit. we have... our heritage�*s been rooted in it. and it is something we can't let go of, cos it's part and parcel of us. i want hiplife to be that good story that lifted black folks in africa and all over the world, gave young people a voice. my generation, it gave us a voice from africa. initially, it was just in accra, then it was ghana, then it went west africa. now, it's global, through nigeria and ghana. we have artists featuring with beyonce, featuring withjustin bieber. ultimately, i believe as a musical genre, it gave a generation a voice and continues to do that. and this voice has and is slowly changing the perception of this continent. hiplife is identity to us... # i bathe in faith, not based with snakes. # a basic case of me and fake no dey relate... identity is very important. if

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the three of them left mazatlan before heading to senegal. cell phone pings show them off the coast of mazatlan trying to make reservations on april 4th and that was the last known contact search and rescue crews are asking people at c to keep an eye out. >> a special reopening for a southbay park closed four months. these heavy winter storms caused trees to come down and it made alan rock park and save so it's been closed since december but today we welcome back hikers and bikers. the road to the parking lot is open but all of the roads are still close to cars. the rangers worked for months to restore the trails and get ready for people to come back. >> our own maintenance team has been in here doing what they do. we have heavy equipment operators and excavators and that's cool. a lot of energy to reopen the park to come to where we are today. >> the nature and visitor centers in the park are open for people to check out >> creativity on display in oakland. got a chance to show off and sell their art was part of the youth creative expo. stud

after several hours of heavy fighting, un peacekeeping soldiers from senegal repelled the attackers, trying to capture the airport. shells landed on a camp housing russian fighters from the wagner group. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but it has the hallmarks of arm groups linked to isolate that are active in the region into the al qaeda affiliate jermanti this natalie slam wirelessly mean, also known as jim. everything is pointing toward the jenny, because this is the type of attack they will do. and they have been clear over the past few months that they will not tolerate the presence of russians. among the molly and official, never either around the russian valley sofa bring the training. but more and more reports are coming out saying that the russian fighter is actually from the military says its troops are coming, the city, looking for enemy combatants. but some people are taking justice into their own hands at this man is suspected attacker and appears to have his hands and feet tight. they ask him, where are you fling? where are the others? this was suppose

chaos, the state department's pocket toy , placed hungary between senegal and peru in its ephemeral liberty, defining a division of partially free countries. yes , and the head of the local foreign ministry warns you need to be ready quote for further attacks from brussels who uses all kinds of blackmail to put pressure on the government in this form with such views on the world order. the hungarian authorities are turning into an inconvenient and difficult to control player, defending the interests of their people and traditional values. they are progressive inventions of bureaucrats from washington and brussels, as a result, they allocated 4 million euros to the hungarian opposition organizations involved in the anti-government protests of past years , an independent, and therefore unpopular position. hungary poncho russian sanctions conflict in ukraine and other pressing issues causes europeans to have milder attacks of rabies and even inappropriate behavior on february 22, the slovak minister scolded the hungarian prime minister for his position on not interfering in the ukrainian confl

start to spring cure, heat, wave alert continues for the southeast corner of senegal. so's temperature is cross 40 degrees. and we had seen a months worth of rain in the southeast of kenya in mombasa, so quite heavy pulses there. i think on monday it will be for the western side of dia, congo, and that leaks into the north west of angola. also seen some pretty solid bands of rain around vint. hope that stretches into the southwest. a botswana could see some flooding here, a few showers around cape town, his fall with a high up 19 degrees. bye for now. ah, there are some of the media stories. a critical look at the global news media spread on al jazeera government shuttle access to social media. ah, the escalating violence in see don is forcing thousands of civilians and embassy staff to flee the country. ah, hello my money inside the sound is air life and also coming up police in kenya exam the remains a follow as of a christian called who believe they would go to heaven. i starving to death. ah, running to pressure fashion johns and their government about work has safety.

launching attacks in these air. ricky fosset, i re coast garner in togo. molly's neighbors, such as senegal, say the departure of un peacekeepers would make them vulnerable to attacks from arm groups linked to iceland and arcadia and crete instability in the region. but in molly opinions about the mission future are divided with almost 5000000 people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. soaring food prices, an increase in violence. maryan say something needs to change. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car, egypt, foreign minister. santa sugary has met with a turkish counterpart of lead cuts of oak loop shall creep visit to ankara as a sign of the improving bilateral ties between the 2 countries after the relationship soured in 2013. that's when egypt saab the fact that her c. c led him military coup against the elected president mohammed mercy, who was a turkish ally, said because of all glue has more from ankara. at 1st, libya was one of the most important topics, syria, jerusalem, a besides the violates of cooperation and economic corporation. and who helped diploma edition cost, how t

why we used our g7 presidency, too, and why it's the south african president, the president from senegallogue is so crucial. and that's why development cooperation maybe is more important than ever in these crazy days. niels annen, we have to end there, but i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. my pleasure. thank you. hello there. we've started this week off on a rather settled note. quite chilly for the time of year, mind you, with variable cloud. some sunshine as well, but it's all change for the end of the week. low pressure starts to take over, it becomes much milder, with the air source coming from the south, and there will be some rain at times, some places could be quite wet on thursday, particularly in the south. we've got low pressure moving in, two fronts, top and tail of the uk. milder air starting to work its way in, particularly noticeable across southern and western areas, but still, cold air looms across the northern half of scotland. so the rain across scotland — it's likely to be mostly of rain, but there will be some snow over the mountains,

and congress of the international military sports council r t spoke with a representative from senegal, who emphasize its relations with russia, and with the head of the congo delegation, who said that sport should be outside politics. is what i believe that sport is beyond politics. sport brings people together, and that is why all african countries are present at today's event. while it's ex, remains outside sport. that is why the motto of the international council of military sports is friendship through sport. this local bond, it is an opportunity for me to be in russia and participate in the 78th general assembly and the congress of the international council of milton sports. first of all, cynical and russia have excellent relations. for example, general john baptiste is sending goals. ambassador to russia and i before i came here, was received by your military at the share in the car in san ago. and he helped me a lot rush and said to go have great relations. we have frequent training sessions and teach everything related to fighting, as well as greek or roman, wrestling, and box

why we used our g7 presidency, too, and why it's the south african president, the president from senegalialogue is so crucial. and that's why development cooperation maybe is more important than ever in these crazy days. niels annen, we have to end there, but i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. my pleasure. thank you. hello. we've seen a lot of cloud again today, with rain developing more widely. there will be some changes in the next few days. tomorrow, a drier day than today and it's warming up a bitjust in time for the bank holiday weekend, although there will be some sharp showers around as well. earlier on today, it was particularly wet in cornwall, an inch of rain falling in places. since then, that heavier rain has pushed through the midlands towards the south—east of england. it's heading up towards east anglia and lincolnshire as well. there'll be a lot of cloud around overnight, but the worst of the rain tending to move away towards the end of the night. it will be a mild start to friday and quite a bit milder than of late actually in scotland. th

and to start taking actions that will complicate the situation and also 9 military veterans from senegal, who fought for france in 20th century was, have returned home. until now they had been forced to live in france for at least 6 months of every year. in order to access their pensions, nicholas hart reports from docker more than 50 years away from home, cynically, soldiers that fought wars for france in the 20th century are returning to their homeland after the french government agreed to give them the right to full pension in synagogue. i am overjoyed to see my children, my grandchildren, and my great grandchildren. i am home. finally, almost a quarter of a 1000000 africans foster friends. they were known as the t o, cynically 85 year old in sally say was one of them. while he was awarded a medal for his service, the french state gave him a fraction of his pension, 40 years after retirement, a bitter injustice. se says who wouldn't you mitigate, liberty? i have mixed feelings about my experience and thought freedom, equality, and fraternity. the french martinez was for us only a symb

same goes for the south coast of nigeria and heat wave alerts in play for the southeast of senegal, as those temperatures cross 40 degrees for south africa. here's how this story goes . we had a cold front roll across, still a critical wildfire threat as we look towards central areas of the country and not a bad day in vint hook, with a high of $25.00 degrees. ah, jump into this 10 percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emissions killing the debate. people have already lost a have you will say want to broaden this conversation by bringing more more.

is a game that combines the roller skates of the final, where they will play against the team of senegalin their group. our athletes took second place. incidentally on the first in history. world championship. our team won bronze medals. it's all ruined this minute, see you on the night air and take care of yourself. i was born in the city of novopolotsk, my mother is a seller. i had a mother, she had three mountain climbs, and my father was a master of sports in swimming. i did not think that i had any problems with vision, that is, i the doctors said that they had already noticed this when i entered the olympic reserve school, that i did not pass all the parameters for playing sports. that's especially for professional sports. that is, if even at the us level it was, well, acceptable , then, uh, they didn’t give me admission to the national team, and at that time we made a decision with the coach that, probably, it would be better for me to be a coach. and it was very insulting, somewhere in the soul. she saw especially did not show. it was insanely difficult, it was this, i would say

if this so come, ah, months was cease was born in senegal. he's been working on the afro project for 20 years. he's printed so many notes. he's no idea how many each and every afro is an art object. but at the same time, he wants his currency to challenge ideas of what constitutes art. the hobbins zirulnik line of excellence. we said at little currency exchange is all over the car, darker. it was a hit with the younger generation. most of all, come on phoebe, we almost had the problem that people thought it was real currency hub, right. but politicians are responsible for money related matter. so go to, so muffin does most deep look at the dollar. it's made of paper him to article the after us also made a paper, a lot of poppy, but it's not been recognized yet about the un burns in on account owns it is not finished. anake up when months was cease, moved from the car to the german capital in 1993, he found himself increasingly drawn to subjects like identity and tradition. tackling them with a good push of humor. ah, but above all, berlin has

and how an ad in senegal is detective illegal minds. but let's get back to your topic. sandra, there is more to it than just par in light. bob isn't there. the whole project is based in uganda. that is right, crease in theory, uganda could produce all of its own electricity. though we sell parts over energy to neighboring countries. that means that only 40 percent of uganda's residents have access to electricity out in the country. it's only a bit more than 40 percent. that's where this project in the northern part of the country comes in by showing how decentralized energy can be generated. in rural areas, no more darkness in helen youngers house. it has been about a year since her home was connected to electricity. and since may, when wellborn, they haven't seen electricity, that was the 1st one for them to see when league will not believe a village of god give god power. at the same time, electricity is changing light and blue for us here. not long for getting electricity. my customers used to return to the homes early due to the darkness, but with power we can sell

same goes for the south coast of nigeria and heat wave alerts in play for the se of senegal, as those temperatures cross 40 degrees for south africa. here is how this story goes. we had a cold front roll across still a critical wildfire, a threat, as we look towards central areas of the country and not a bad day. and then talk with a high of 25 degrees. ah jump into the stream. hen percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emission joined the debate. people have already lost their life. people how close that called just people. how traditions have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it? live on you to people commenting. i want the whole world to know that cherokee are not headed to refugees. always resist with the power that be. this stream on al jazeera tunisia is main opposition leader is behind boys rush that i know t is a key, is a floating against security is guns, as president guy fight intensifies his front down on opponents after granting himself greater powers 2 years ago. so what's next? for the coun

launching attacks in these air. ricky fosset, i re coast scanner in togo. molly's neighbors, such as senegal, say the departure of un peacekeepers would make them vulnerable to attacks from arm groups linked to isolate and arcadia and crete instability in the region. but in molly opinions about the missions future are divided with almost 5000000 people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. soaring food prices, an increase in violence. maryan say something needs to change. nicholas hawk al jazeera the car. a 2nd democratic politician who was expelled from the us state of tennessee's republican controlled legislature has been reappointed. he justin pearson and 2 other colleagues had stage to protest on the house floor about the legislature stands on gun control. this happened just days after a shooting at a school and stays. the u. s. president has addressed a joint setting of islands, parliament becoming the 4th american leader to do so. joe biden reflected on what he called the enduring strength of connections between island and the united states for print reports from dublin. day 2 of

areas of the country to africa, we go that heat wave alerts still in play for the southeast corner of senegal, temperatures of cross 40 degrees here over the heat we're talking about in iberia will also, temperatures also pump up in morocco as well, so all the bands of rain from then folk into the southwest of botswana. we could see some flooding here over the next little bit. and now you're up to date, see later ah, a meeting of minds or over the world. we have this rise of influence, the climate catastrophe. where do you put the resulting anger? well, i'm hoping we can use that as the fuel to change society for the better musical innovative brian, you know, meets renowned economist hygiene chang parties. i pulled myself out of the funniest economies in the world. i don't have any competition to dp unscripted on al jazeera. china was a philippines. i made increasing rivalry with the u. s. while manila grants washington more military bases. so how's the philippines going to strike a balance and it's relations with this isn't so story ah.

mars researchers discovered traces of zirconium mineral sound in abundance in senegal. priscilla, this is no coincidence with only 4 percent of the universe known to humans. she says, africans have an important role to play in discovering what's out there in how it can be used to improve lives back on earth. nicholas hawk al jazeera. ah, this is out there. these are the top stories. the latest cease fire in the sudanese conflict is due to end in a matter of hours. the u. n. is leading last minute diplomatic efforts to extend it . the leader sedans army, general abdel sutter and will hon has agreed to extend the fragile truce as be no official comment from the permanent treat rapid support forces. morgan has more from ha, too. well, several sides are trying to get the sudanese are worrying parties to actually extend this truth including the, into governmental authority on development. i that's the regional body. i god are the regional east african body and they have been trying to reach the rapid support forces because they say that they were able to reach the commander of the army, gen

no group has claimed responsibility. nicholas hark has more from senegal, campus, older car, men in uniforms wearing the uniform of ricky fosset forces encircled this village close to eagerly. people thought they were there to celebrate the muslim visit festivities of ede. they cheered. but in fact, the men in uniform attacked them. so either this attack was done perpetrated by burkina faso armed forces or it were, it was that men arm goose perhaps link to all kite or isolate wearing the uniforms or became foxes armed forces. either way, it was a terrible massacre. according to the eye witnesses that we were able to contact were talking about 400 villagers, men, women, and children running in the field trying to escape the attacks. according to one eye witness, half of the men were all killed, shot down in what was what they describe or heretic. an unprecedented attack in what is an ethnic mossi village. there is such a massacre that really shakes people in bertina foster. now the news of this mouth, thicker is filtering down to the capital of walker walker, due to a group of coalition of ci

in togo, molly's neighbors such as senegal, say the departure of un peacekeepers would make them vulnerable to attacks from arm groups linked to isolate and arcadia and crete instability in the region. but in molly opinions about the mission future are divided with almost 5000000 people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. soaring food prices, an increase in violence. maryan say something needs to change. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car australia is northwest coast has been hit by the most powerful tropical school storm in years cycling ill so made it land full net port headland, the major for an export. people in several communities have been told to stay in doors. many living in the cycle and past been evacuated. authorities in columbia, a monitoring the nevada deliveries volcano because of fears. it could erupt again. iraq to did 985, creating the countries worst recorded natural disaster. at least 25000 people were killed. to run p s, he spoke to some of the survivors school. professor francisco canyon was 15 years old. when the reception of the nevada, the rece volcano, hit the