news africa coming up on the program impunity in south sudan as the international releases the downing reports on the civil war in south sudan 400000 dead in the ongoing conflict and counted up uses of human rights a new one being brought to account also coming out. more is coming to these fees from any surprise. conciliation by the regime. vows the struggle will continue. on to the street off the floor in the truck driver working in south africa. at least 12 people. you're welcome to the show the civil war in south sudan erupted in 2013 just a year and a half after the country gained independence since then it's thought more than 400000 people have been killed it countless number have been raped tortured or disappeared and millions of people displaced but few perpetrators of violence have been prosecuted and now. there are reports documenting what it calls of the south sudanese government to deliver justice although both government and opposition forces of committed crimes on. he says they have been the lead to meets investigations for cicutto is on courts like independence on blanket

and to stand with the people of south sudan.he people of south sudan are a proud people, they are a resilient people, they are tired of being ruled by a government that is rife with corruption. they are tired of seeing their nation torn apart by war. the united states senate ought to condemn the marauding, the stealing of resources, the widespread corruption within the south sudanese government. furthermore, i also called on the united states to support sanctions against those companies and those individuals outside of south sudan that continue to profit off of the ongoing conflicts and instability in the region. now, we're a powerful nation, mr. president. i just listened to your very eloquent talk about men and women in our military that protect our country. not only do we have the world's most powerful military, let me put it another way, we have the most powerful military in all of human history. we also have the strongest economy the world has ever seen, and for that we are blessed. and it's the latter, mr. president, that

plenty more still to come for you here on the news hour including south sudan's main opposition leader says the government has failed to push through a peace deal. and the impeachment inquiry against donald trump picks up the pace as congress prepares to formalize the rules of the investigation. and the defending champion takes one step closer to retaining the tour finals action coming up in the sport with peter in about 30 minutes. the chilean president has cancelled international summits shuttles the next 2 months because of ongoing antigovernment protests demonstrations against the president sebastian pinera as economic policies are extended into a 12th day mr pinera says his country will not host the asia pacific summit next month or the global climate change conference in december the protests across chile said to be the largest in the country in nearly 2 decades more from manuel in santiago chile manuel hey there how significant is this. this is quite significant it's certainly a surprise to many who were expecting there to be some disruption to the upcoming conferences both the

and uganda and it's mostly people from south sudan who fled to uganda because of fighting often they a rival triggers conflicts inside the host country now displaced people and members off the hook society often have no access to reliable information and that's a breeding ground for room as and false reports today we want to tell you about an initiative seeking to provide these communities with relevant radio it's called cross border network. the. the. the. now data view has just organized a conference looking into the role that media can play it brought together. media professionals and humanitarian experts to discuss access to information in forced migration situations. i'm now joined by jane would cross border networks project coordinator in uganda and josephine fortell and she called me it's a project for south sudan and they're at that conference at welcome to you ladies jane i'll start with you just looking at some of the headlines on c.b.s. website for example you've got canned music and don stop any marriage in refugee settlements you also have suicide cases many among s

south sudan's main opposition leader says the government has failed to push through a peace deal aimed at ending years of fighting former rebel leader. says that a unity government column be achieved before a bit november deadline a 6 year conflict has led to the deaths of more than $400000.00 people and internationally mediated peace deal is still in place but the still violence ongoing between armed groups around the country let's go live to a call to mount a serious hit morgan is the head but why does michele want this postponed. well less than 2 weeks to go and doesn't look like the parties that have signed the deal last year here in the sudanese capital of tomb are in agreement with regards to forming the transitional government now 1st of all let's remember that the november 12th deadline is already an extension from the initial deadline which was supposed to be made 12th and the opposition be direct my char is saying that the security arrangements which were included in the peace deal that was signed here in her term are not in place now according to that agreement 83000 troops

government however those who signed the peace agreement here in the south in sudan's capital harderto last year are yet to come to an agreement with regards to forming a transitional government on november 12th that deadline is in jeopardy because the armed opposition leader rick much or has said that he is not going to go back to south sudan and form a transitional government and lets the issue of security arrangements and number of states are sorted now let's look at the security arrangements asper the deal 83000 troops are to be brought together trained and then unified and restored redistributed across the country that has not happened now it all comes down to the mediators and the regional countries that into governmental authority for iowa for development called i gad is saying that the 2 sides should come back to the negotiating table and reach an agreement and it says it is down to the mediators sudan and uganda to talk to the sides so that they can come up with a final verdict whether south sudan's transitional government will be formed us pray the deadline of november 12th

now this comes at a time when south sudan itself is mediating talks between sudan's transitional government and various groups the 2 sides have signed a roadmap to start negotiating after the official peace talks were launched here in the south sudanese capital juba on monday but they are yet to get to the core issues of the negotiations which include humanitarian access political arrangements and security arrangements and this comes as the 2 sides say that they want to reach a peace deal before the end of the year as per the prime minister who was appointed recently and who has pledged to make sure that peace is achieved within the 1st 6 months of the 39 month transitional period mozambique's main opposition party right now has rejected plenary results of tuesday's general election show the ruling for lima party heading for a major victory but european union observers a raising concerns about a vote after reports of ballot stuffing at some polling stations has more from the approach to. you know more was said that there was widespread ballot stuffing that they found ballots for

the national salvation front unlike other warring parties did not sign a peace agreement with south sudan's government however those who signed the peace agreement here in the south in sudan's capital her tomb last year are yet to come to an agreement with regards to forming a transitional government on november 12th that deadline is in jeopardy because the armed opposition leader requests are has said that he is not going to go back to south sudan and form a transitional government and less the issue of security arrangements and number of states are sorted now let's look at the security arrangements as part of the deal $83000.00 troops are to be brought together trained and then unified and restored redistributed across the country that has not happened now it all comes down to the mediators and the regional countries the intergovernmental authority for for development called i gad is saying that the 2 sides should come back to the negotiating table and reach an agreement and it says it is down to the mediators sudan and uganda to talk to the sides so that they can come up with a final ver

the international east africa the horn on the great lakes hello steve thanks for your time now south sudan's government says your report's findings does not correspond with the reality in that country what do you say to that well thanks for having me that is really something that can expect them to say but we've reached out to them officially sure giving them details of our findings 2 months ago we reached out to the judiciary to the office of the president and they did not get back to us on any of the specific issues. findings that we make and if they had something to say they would of told us at that stage to let us know that there is anything that they dispute but one thing is for sure if you can even look for yourself there is not been any not even one case or not not not even one case in court trying anybody who is suspected of complicity or perpetrating serious years serious crimes such as in the libbers killing of civilians. the rapes and sexual violence in the country northward one case in any of their civilian courts ok now what does the government gain from feeling to deliver justi

now this comes at a time when south sudan itself is mediating talks between sudan's transitional government and various groups the 2 sides have signed a roadmap to start negotiating after the official peace talks were launched here in the south sudanese capital juba on monday but they are yet to get to the core issues of the negotiations which include humanitarian access political arrangements and security arrangements and this comes as the 2 sides say that they want to reach a peace deal before the end of the year as per the prime minister out the door who was appointed recently and who has pledged to make sure that peace is achieved within the 1st 6 months of the 13 month transitional period. ethiopia's nobel peace prize winning prime minister ahmed has launched a book outlining his manifesto a 1000000 copies of mandamus have already been printed it calls for inclusive it see and consensus in a country with scores of ethnic groups and tensions between them the publication will be released and ahmed's homeland and in the united states with all proceeds going towards the building

now this comes at a time when south sudan itself is mediating talks between sudan's transitional government and various groups the 2 sides have signed a roadmap to start negotiating after the official peace talks were launched here in the south sudanese capital juba on monday but they are yet to get to the core issues of the negotiations which include humanitarian access political arrangements and security arrangements and this comes as the 2 sides say that they want to reach a peace deal before the end of the year for the prime minister who was appointed recently and who has pledged to make sure that peace is achieved within the 1st 6 months of the 39 month transitional period. the government is forging ahead with plans to redraw and shrink the boundaries of a protected national park the reserve is home to many endangered species in the sun which conservation groups say will be threatened by plans to open up access for oil exploration colin baker reports. the drive from the nearest city in asia to africa's largest nature reserve takes 2 days in 40 degree heat. is the term that m

now this comes at a time when south sudan itself is mediating talks between sudan's transitional government and various groups the 2 sides have signed a roadmap to start negotiating after the official peace talks were launched here in the south sudanese capital juba on monday but they are yet to get to the core issues of the negotiations which include humanitarian access political arrangements and security arrangements and this comes as the 2 sides say that they want to reach a peace deal before the end of the year for the prime minister who was appointed recently and who has pledged to make sure that peace is achieved within the 1st 6 months of the 39 month transitional period. as it takes main opposition party is rejecting the pulmonary results of tuesday's general election the results show the ruling party headed for a major victory european union observers are raising concerns about reports of ballot staffing at some polling stations and an election observer were shot and killed and others attacked. there is a millennial choose their next president on sunday after 14 years in

now this comes at a time when south sudan itself is mediating talks between sudan's transitional government and various groups the 2 sides have signed a roadmap to start negotiating after the official peace talks were launched here in the south sudanese capital juba on monday but they yet to get to the core issues of the negotiations which include humanitarian access political arrangements and security arrangements and this comes as the 2 sides say that they want to reach a peace deal before the end of the year as for the prime minister the lamb dog who was appointed recently and who has pledged to make sure that peace is achieved within the 1st 6 months of the 39 month transitional period. funerals are being held for some of the victims of an attack on a mosque in eastern afghanistan explosions killed at least $62.00 people during friday prayers no one claimed responsibility for the attack in atlanta ga the taliban says it wasn't involved and is condemning the violence. anyone with a fear of heights will probably avoid a trip to the empire state building especially now because t

now this comes at a time when south sudan itself is mediating talks between sudan's transitional government and various groups the 2 sides have signed a roadmap to start negotiating after the official peace talks were launched here in the south sudanese capital juba on monday but they are yet to get to the core issues of the negotiations which include humanitarian access political arrangements and security arrangements and this comes as the 2 sides say that they want to reach a peace deal before the end of the year as for the prime minister the lamb dog who was appointed recently and who has pledged to make sure that peace is achieved within the 1st 6 months of the 13 month transitional period now a one man a river rescue service is being credited with saving lives in more than pakistan and government leaders are being pressured to start a full time emergency service after hundreds of pakistanis drowned some of inch of aid has that story. it's one of the most popular tourist spots in pakistan. thousands visit the swat river every year but visitors often misjudge the depth of the

now this comes at a time when south sudan itself is mediating talks between sudan's transitional government and various groups the 2 sides have signed a roadmap to start negotiating after the official peace talks were launched here in the south sudanese capital juba on monday but they yet to get to the core issues of the negotiations which include humanitarian access political arrangements and security arrangements and this comes as the 2 sides say that they want to reach a peace deal before the end of the year as for the prime minister who was appointed recently and who has pledged to make sure that peace is achieved within the 1st 6 months of the 13 month transitional period. funerals are being held for some of the victims of an attack on a mosque in eastern afghanistan explosions killed at least $62.00 people during friday prayers no one's claimed responsibility for it i can but the taliban says it wasn't involved and is condemning the violence. anyone with a fear of heights will probably avoid a trip to the empire state building especially now because the views of new york ar

south sudan has been in conflict since 25th teen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000 people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs the war is destroyed or most infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer almost always including my local hospitals . i think they're in the process of who the individuals all of them either to walk into that capacity the death supposed to. be germany's capital there's a barber like no other sort of what it is to have them on iraq not those from france which. but as he said he changes he's moving with it. and going on the road. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live down. the master barber of this is you know on al-jazeera. lebanon's capital it's approves emergency economic reforms hoping to diffuse anti-government protests but demonstrators are skeptical. but i'm adrian said again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protests and confusion and bolivia as the country waits for presidential election resu

south sudan has been in conflict since 2013 the war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs the war is destroyed or most infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer. almost always including mother beetles of stewart living in the process of who are you know visions of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed. at night in a stalking somali moms patrolled the streets really skinny i'm not going to hire or lack of money i'm tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime beyond. a do a little bit by the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live mothers of rain could be this is europe on al-jazeera. the. fighting continues and northern syria as the u.s. vice president 5 to ankara for crisis talks with takis president.

the down the reports on the civil war in south sudan bought up 400000 dead in the ongoing conflict a council that uses of human rights to a new one being brought to account also coming out. coming to an opposition leader out more risk.

that transitional government is formed or they will be once again another extension and people of south sudan have to wait to see a transitional government and for stability in the country. the human agency on migration has suspended some of its screening services for a bowl of food workers were killed in sudan they were hit by crossfire along the border with the democratic republic of congo during clashes between armed groups suspension applies to 5 border points between south sudan uganda and the d.l.c. an ongoing outbreak of ebola in the d.r. sea has killed sons. the police in belgium have found 12 migrants alive in a refrigerated truck in the northern city of and twerp the driver of the vehicle alerted police to the syrian and sudanese men to the immigration offices last week 39 migrants were found dead also in a refrigeration vehicle in britain after crossing over from belgium. boeing's chief executive is facing a 2nd day of questions from american politicians he's testifying to the house transportation and infrastructure committee to the companies 7378 kroft crashed in a period of 6 mon

margaret's children dropped out of school a year after the outbreak of civil war in south sudan they are among at least $2000000.00 children missing out on education according to unicef the war began in 2030 when the country's president accused his deputy of attempting a coup to peace deals have since been signed rights groups estimate over 400000 people were killed in the nearly 6 years of fighting and damage to the economy has left inflation running at over 50 percent it's not just the economy that has suffered as a result of conflict in south sudan in various parts of the country fighting has forced people to leave their homes creating a refugee crisis that has 4000000 people displaced many of them in dire need of aid in total more than half of the country's 12000000 population now rely on help the u.n. says since the last peace deal was signed there has been improvement but stability is needed to be able to properly cater for them the bureaucratic hassles and that's particularly in the opposition areas and there are some stoppages on the road by our government forces particularly

compliant our white house correspondent kelly how could live in washington can be many things south sudan's main opposition leader says the government has failed to push through a peace deal aimed at ending years of fighting former rebel leader bashar says that a unity government can't be achieved before the deadline a 6 year conflict has led to the deaths of more than $400000.00 people and internationally mediated peace deal is still in place but the still violence between armed groups around the country are serious have a morgan reports from khartoum. with less than 2 weeks to go it doesn't look like all the worrying sides who signed a peace deal here in the sudanese capital hard to last year are in agreement with regards to forming a transitional government mid november now let's remember that the november 12th deadline is already an extension of the initial deadline which was made 12 opposition leader rick machar says that the security arrangements and the number of states are 2 issues which hinders him from returning him back to juba and forming a transitional government on time asked

south sudan has been in conflict since 2013 the war has divided the country among ethnic lines 200000 people most of them refugees from sudan spinout state even this remote town and looked to be a band hospital for all their medical needs. has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are specially in. almost all the way including beetles obstruct. the process of who you know visions of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed to. a young girl gonna be for the last 5 years wendy says indication. when the harvest approach anything is the limit so the young girls born through secondary school with us to be able to see and progress that's one thing able to change have fun. meet the women in going out who are going places when it comes to education women make change on al-jazeera. up. and tell you. some of their life. security forces used live rounds on protesters killing and injuring many and. a lot of this is. coming up you're still there watching because you're an idiot. a warning to thousands of people in california a strong winds feel wildfires burning in parts of the

the united nations says months of floods in south sudan have affected almost a 1000000 people entire communities have been submerged since july forcing hundreds of thousands from their homes or 60 percent of people are already going hungry crops have been washed away and weather forecast is for more rain in the weeks to come a russian woman jailed in the us for being a foreign agent has arrived home after being deported reboot now was released early for good behavior after serving most of her 18 month sentence the 31 year old was convicted of conspiring to influence u.s. conservative activists and full trading the national rifle association and gun lobby attend consecutive day of anti-government protests is underway in lebanon security forces have been called to dismantle several roadblocks in beirut testers are urging a civil disobedience campaign until the government resigns heaters who are accused of failing to stop corruption and solve the economic crisis 70 dekker reza latest from beirut. this is one of the main tactics the protesters are using to keep the pressure on the govern

margaret's children dropped out of school a year after the outbreak of civil war in south sudan they are among at least $2000000.00 children missing out on education according to unicef the war began in 2013 when the country's president accused his deputy of attempting a coup to peace deals have since been signed rights groups estimate over 400000 people were killed in the nearly 6 years of fighting and damage to the economy has left inflation running at over 50 percent it's not just the economy that has suffered as a result of conflict in south sudan in various parts of the country fighting has forced people to leave their homes creating a refugee crisis that has nearly 4000000 people displaced many of them in dire need of aid. in total more than half of the country's 12000000 population now rely on help the u.n. says since the last peace deal was signed there has been improvement but stability is needed to be able to properly cater for them to some bureaucratic hassles and that's particularly in the opposition areas and there are some stoppages on the road by our government forces

lobbying to be the one mediating and it has expressed its desire and sudan has said that it wants south sudanbut some groups are saying that they want other countries to take charge of the peace talks while the 2 sides sudan's government and the armed groups are here to discuss how they should proceed with their negotiations for peace those who have been impacted by the conflict are miles away and continue to suffer. tiredness is not just to you his face but also her 3 children she fled fighting 17 years ago to live here in a camp in south dar for and says the past 3 years have been the hardest. life during the camp is different from life outside here there is a lot of suffering outside things are available here we lack many things we lack enough food there is shortage of water we have to go out searching for our basic needs. is one of the largest displacement camps in the darfur region home to more than 150000 people many arrived when the world began in 2003 between government forces and rebel groups fighting against marginalization the rebels accuse the sudanese government of oppressing non

coming up on the program impunity in south sudan. about 400000 dead in the ongoing conflict. also coming out. maurice.

south sudan and as far west a cynical. you're watching and as a reminder of our top stories turkish forces are pushing deeper into northern syria the u.s. pentagon is again calling for restraint it's also confirmed that u.s. forces have come under turkish artillery fire. also the u.s. and china have struck a partial trade deal donald trump has held talks with china's vice premier and suspended it terrified on $250000000000.00 worth of chinese imports that was set to take effect on choose. and more than a 1000000 people have been advised to evacuate a super typhoon like of its approaches japan's capital to rugby world cup matches have been suspended. the u.s. has announced the deployment of $1800.00 additional soldiers to saudi arabia to strengthen the kingdom security now this follows an attack on riyadh oil facilities last month it brings the total number of u.s. military personnel in the country now to 3000 also in jordan has the latest from washington d.c. . for the 2nd time in a month the u.s

somalia and kenya, south sudan, more recently in sudan.t really anything in the country where he hasn't played a role in terms of bringing people together. point -- is that remarkable. stabilized his own country and then bilateral relations with eritrea. what do you think the nobel peace prize itself, what message do you think it sends not just to him but to the people of ethiopia and the region? >> i think it is partly a recognition of his achievement. although what we have so far is a significant improvement from what we had, things are still in a very difficult and very complex position. the situation in ethiopia is fragile. it is a complex and difficult transition. the same things for regular issues, sudan, other countries. the prospect of a sustainable peace is a long way down the line. --hink the recognition would also leaders across the region to do more because building sustainable peace takes a long time. it requires working through the underlying structure problems which take a long time. i think it is a call to action primarily

margaret's children dropped out of school a year after the outbreak of civil war in south sudan they are among at least $2000000.00 children missing out on education according to unicef the war began in 2013 when the country's president accused his deputy of attempting a coup to peace deals have since been signed rights groups estimate over 400000 people were killed in the nearly 6 years of fighting and damage to the economy has left inflation running at over 50 percent it's not just the economy that has suffered as a result of conflict in south sudan in various parts of the country fighting has forced people to leave their homes creating a refugee crisis that has 4000000 people displaced many of them in dire need of aid . in total more than half of the country's 12000000 population now rely on help the u.n. says since the last peace deal was signed there has been improvement but stability is needed to be able to properly cater for them the bureaucratic hassles and that's particularly in the opposition areas and there are stoppages on the road by our government forces particularly in

south sudan has been in conflict since 2013 the war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000people most of them refugees from sudan spilling out states even this remote town and looked it up and hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer. almost always including mother beetles of stewart living in the presence of who you know visions of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed to. taki ignores u.s. sanctions pushing on with its offensive in northeastern syria while russia moves into the void left by retreats. hello i'm mr and this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up. violent clashes in boston on the 2nd day of protests over the jailing of 9 separatist regions.

has killed tens of thousands and displaced hundreds of thousands more most fled to neighboring south sudanthe conflict became one of 3 in sudan all marked by human rights violations and atrocities there's no exact numbers on how many chelsey old as there are in sudan but rights groups say most are or have been part of opposition groups and while recent reports suggest that none are in the ranks of sudan's army their reports shows some are part of the paramilitary rapid support forces. rights groups say the rapid support forces recruited children after the war in darfur where they're accused of war crimes the new york times also reported that child soldiers are employed to fight for the saudi led coalition were in yemen some as young as 14 paid as much as $10000.00. and the rapid support forces are accused of killing at least 100 pro-democracy protesters when they're sitting was attacked in sudan's capital which 4 months ago the our staff and sudan's government deny recruiting children but we've conducted training within the ranks of the rapid support forces and have not recorded any use of

has killed tens of thousands and displaced hundreds of thousands more most fled to neighboring south sudanthe conflict became one of 3 in sudan all marked by human rights violations and atrocities there's no exact numbers on how many chelsea old as there are in sudan but rights groups say most are or have been part of opposition groups and while recent reports suggest that none are in the ranks of sudan's army their reports show some are part of the paramilitary rapid support forces rights groups say the rapid support forces recruited children after the war in darfur where they're accused of war crimes the new york times also reported that child soldiers are employed to fight for the saudi led coalition were in yemen some as young as 14 paid as much as $10000.00. and the rapid support forces are accused of killing at least 100 pro-democracy protesters when they're sitting was attacked in sudan's capital which 4 months ago the our staff and sudan's government deny recruiting children that we've conducted training within the ranks of the rapid support forces and have not recorded any use of

that transitional government is formed or they will be once again another extension and people of south sudan have to wait to see a transitional government and for stability in that country. electricity is being cut to about a 1000000 people in the u.s. state of california to reduce the risk of wildfires spreading firefighters in the north are battling a growing blaze which has destroyed more than 100 homes and is threatening thousands more residents in one country being warned that more of the may need to move to safer areas in the south strong overnight winds are expected to fuel another blaze burning on the outskirts of los angeles. well look at latests in the forecast from jenny very shortly. when it became a radical system. which could trigger came out still to come under fire as the 2nd day before congress with the. craft manufacturers. faces questions about crashes that killed more than 300 people in a period of 6 months. and in sports go to top of the you can bring the best. had rather mixed picture across much of the middle east some cooler air in place but also plenty of rain shower

that but of course since there is still a war in syria for example that since this still war in south sudan there will be people who try to flee most of them 85 percent stay in the neighboring countries but of us will also try to go to europe of course chris miller from the un h c yorkers we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you you. well it is an unusual sight at a u.s. basketball game and fans have protested in support of a free hung kong at the n.b.a. season opener which took place in los angeles for the l.a. lakers last night the league has clashed with china over its hong kong policy and lakers player le bron james he's now in the crossfire some protesters with a director their criticism directly at the star player. base of the n.b.a. le bron james was the focal point of protests at the season opener los angeles lakers star player was targeted after he criticized an official from a rival team for tweet the support for hong kong residents and their political do. sputum china last week james took to social media himself stating i do not believe there was any considerat

accusing the government of undermining peace south sudan's main opposition leader wants a unity administration to be delayed by 6 months. the pensions here are undignified my grandmother couldn't come to day because she's too old so i'm here for her. and not enough to live on despite decades of work private pension system fuels anger among protesters. syrian state media is reporting that there are heavy clashes between the syrian army and turkish forces in the northeast it follows the passing of a deadline under a russia turkey deal for the withdrawal of all kurdish forces from a so-called safe zone let's go live now to sally affair which is near the turkey syria border and speak to al-jazeera. about this hash of what's happening. airdrie on the syrian news agencies talking about. attacks by this turkish military targeting the village of little ones on the outskirts of what's alain was slain being the area to to the to the one which has to the east which has been part of the laws area controlled by the turkish and the s.n.a. fighters that stretches all the way from some of the told us that are

conflict between countries there was also a civil war like for so many years in that when when you see south sudan somalia even in yet you do need to abandon it and. the n.a.s. always have a very volatile region so when avi comes to power the 1st thing what you did is visiting all the neighboring countries even nost night when he opened a unity park in addis ababa in his palace he brought all the neighboring countries presidents and prime minister said some state to to come to give an end to sort of the problem and to unify that horn of africa country he always said repeatedly said that instead of bringing the last solution for that region we should come to give that we should work together so i can see that this peace prize might have a contribution for a peace in that region thank you for so so much for your insights there that was iraq go test for. american service thanks for joining us thank you very much. and just recapping again the this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded by the nobel committee the announcement was made in oslo just a short time ago and it has been awarded to ethiopia

now south sudan's main opposition leader says the government has failed to push through a peace deal aimed at ending years of fighting the former rebel leader react to a shadow says a unity government cannot be achieved before the mid november deadline and has called for 6 months delay the peace deal agreed in september brought an end to more than 6 years of conflict which left $400000.00 people dead. the world organization for animal health says no country is immune from being hit by african swine fever the head of the institution says the deadly animal virus is spreading further across asia where it has devastated herds china which is the world's top pork producer has been hit particularly hard the disease originated in africa before spreading to europe and asia it has been found in 50 countries killing hundreds of millions of pigs but it is not harmful to add to humans in myanmar 5 members of a theatrical troupe have been sentenced to a year in prison for mocking the military the performers from the peacock generation who were arrested in april after performances of yet the tradit