obviously, it is not only al-shabab.ver there is a political problem, all kinds of actors take advantage. whether they are ariminal group, some political group, or al-shabab, you name it. this is a reality. i think that is why many are warning about this eventuality. this has been foreseen earlier. it was very unfortunate that we ended up in a situation where we do not know what to do, and everybody's just -- interpreting this provisional constitution. i am one of the people who believe this extension business is neither politically acceptable nor legally correct. i am one of those people who believe that, simply because you cannot -- the primacy of the law is usually with the constitution. the constitution is clear, it is four years. there's modality for what they call amendments, and that has not been followed. in my view, this whole business lacks competency or capacity and the will of the politicians mostly. and i blame the federal government, simply because they have the bigger responsibility. they have been given t

sovereignty and political independence the current tensions in your country just play into the hands of al shabab do they not tell me about al-shabaab how strong is it now. up all know and the meat of the some of the people and immediately that has over you over the years continued to change and that that. but. an enemy dad's currently. it's not an existential threat to the federal government of somalia or the somali state i think the option of. having a military and in the battlefield is very important and that will continue for the foreseeable future when the time is right. there's. the opportunity is you know right for negotiations we will see when that comes but right now from what we see we would have to continue to protect our people protect our borders and protect our state amis psalm the african union force which numbers about $20000.00 uniformed personnel is supposed to slowly draw down and eventually leave the country and hand over to the somali security forces is that handover really going to happen right now the man did of his son is come sunday and and we expect that to be used in th

one region is controlled by shabab and i'm in the region it was free for all man years and he a conference if you call it is willing to smile ok so pointing the finger to talk for far is this is not good all right so now instead of us about how to move forward because of others to cover here if you don't mind. about about some other line case ok mostly very well to. say do you have any concerns that this could play into the hands of a suburb they will take advantage of the situation they see the political impasse the popular disenchantment over their political leaders and they could just states a comeback like they did in the in the thousands. well i think these are the tribal city there are tribes the opposite situation here where the air we had about 20 minutes discussion and it's the 1st time we're mentioning a shot and we're not alone here in this discussion even in mogadishu where al shabaab is the biggest. tax collector lot of team in the capital and in the entire country who are controlling most of the territory or somalia is completely out of the picture and we're just talking abou

been discreet saying the political deadlock is a setback in the fight against the armed group al shabab supporters oprah the mom of the bely for ma don't and this is really good in office because the federal parliament last september and those demotion were to declare a president should only leave office once a new one has been elected i'm sworn him about motion to not give and a timeframe which means it's unclear how long my doc can stay in office without holding elections. does either. this is al jazeera these are the top stories protesters have returned to the streets of mean a day off to rallies were violently broken up by the security forces that demonstrating against last week's military coup the in-laws military rulers have imposed a curfew in the 2 biggest cities and banned large gatherings only fall has more now from young gone there is that people have been talking to the streets again whereas when i went to a 2nd day since they declared martial law in yangon and around on part of the country but it doesn't seem to have the protesters we've seen that just as many numbers if no

al shabab says it carried out the attack, which began with a car bomb. died, but the number of casualties may rise further. sir tom moore, the 100—year—old british army captain who raised tens of millions of pounds for the national health service, is being treated in hospital for breathing difficulties. sir tom was knighted by the queen, after being sponsored to walk laps around his garden last year. his family say he's been treated for pneumonia after testing positive for coronavirus, but is not in intensive care. millions of hong kong residents have been offered a pathway to british citizenship as a new visa scheme began on sunday. thousands have already made the decision to leave since beijing imposed a strict national security law on the chinese territory last summer. danny vincent has been speaking to a family determined to move away. translation: | feel a bit like i'm fleeing | rather than emigrating. like millions of hong kong residents, mr and mrs b, not their real names, are eligible for uk citizenship. this middle—class, middle—age family are n

rest of the also metro has been safely in session most of this year, unions, broken arrow, bixby, shabab a, sand springs, collinsville, the list goes on, they all found ways to put their students first and give them the choice to come back to the classroom. the only difference between schools that stay closed and those that have safely reopened is the mindset to find a way to make it happen. my heart breaks when i hear stories like abby, she said i'm a tulsa public school life friend never in 1 million years thought i would be uttering these words. she said my kids are miserable. they big every day through tears do not do distance learning anymore. my fourth-grader is baking to switch to any school that is open. it is devastating to watch our beloved school lose family after family. i am scared what else and the school system will become after this. stories like abby's are why students and parents need the choice to transfer to schools that best fit their needs. of the school district is a better fit for a child and has space available the government should make that happen, not stand in

the militant group al-shabab has threatened to attack the polls. massive protests continue in haiti as thousands are taking to the streets demanding the resignation of president jovenel moÏse, accusing him of orchestrating a coup to remain in power beyond his term. >> he had the support of donald trump, who he was using. we're calling on americans to get rid of the terrorist moise. amy: this comes as immigrant justice advocates continue to denounce the biden administration's ongoing deportations of haitian asylum seekers. a warning to our audience, the next story contains disturbing images of violence. advocates across the united states are condemning the rise of racist violence against the asian-american community. last month, an 84-year-old man from thailand was killed in san francisco after being attacked while on his morning walk. just days later, a 91-year-old asian man was shoved to the ground in oakland's chinatown. and in new york city last week, a 61-year-old filipino man was slashed in the face while on the subway. asian americans say hat

happened near do some arab town on sunday and host the talks on elections that collapsed 2 days ago and shabab says it was behind the attack. a new case of ebola has been detected in the eastern democratic republic of congo the infected woman in the city of kiba region has died the area suffered a large outbreak from 28 to 2020 that killed more than 2000 people last november the country declared itself ebola free after ending a smaller outbreak in the west of the country israel has started lifting its strictest coronavirus lockdown restrictions some businesses are able to reopen including takeaway food services and hairdressers the month long lockdown was the 3rd time the country has shut shops and kept people for an extended period a ban on air travel remains in place every faucet has more from west jerusalem. what we're seeing as of 7 am on sunday is an ability to travel outside of one kilometer radius from one's home go to other people's homes go to bed and breakfasts as a nuclear family still no word yet on how they will reopen the education system but some of the most restrictive parts of