alright let's bring in our guests from juba in south sudan matthew hollingworth the world food program south sudan country director from phnom penh cambodia emma leslie director of the center for peace and conflict studies and from paris all they solve on director of partnerships and policy for the norwegian refugee council thank you all for joining us matthew let me start with you 1st let me say congratulations on this tremendous honor to you and all your colleagues with the world food program what is this going to mean for you for the world food program and for all the people that you know you're trying to help in places like south sudan. exactly for all of the family welfare program around the world and we're thrilled and sort of on a by what is this amazing achievement and the recognition of course of the work that we've been doing over the last few years but in particular this year as the world sutton's struggles through time and once again and also the recognition of course that hunger and war and conflict goes hand in hand and the world needs to do everything it can alongside th

again from our side in south sudan i can tell you it. does nothing else look at. alice's absence negotiation i mean again it things easy we could be spending those resources on more and more assistance at that because that's the same in yemen that's so in syria that all of the complex emergencies but we were and i mean i think it's worth saying $0.18 worth of programs resources globally to human induced crisis. and obviously we would rather be spending that money on the longer term development. activities resilience building activities that help communities become self-reliant self-sustaining and not need humanitarian aid to exist and i look very much to me like you might have wanted to jump in and add to what matthew was saying did you. so i mean a plot of this of being is that we're just hungry as a planet i would think for some kind of leadership that helps us to step into that space as has been described but i think we really need a goalless values driven collaboration around trying to solve some of these men my problems because we do have climate change it's

more on the fears that water borne diseases are spreading fast in south sudan. hello it's not unusual to hear of floods in vietnam will come boediono laos but when you've got floods and then you add a tropical spin there over the top it's just going to get worse and that's unfortunate condition now and in the next couple of days this part of southeast asia that made over the last that causes something spinning up in the south china sea which may follow on so that takes much of the energy of this part of the world from the point of view of rate further sas is a good scattering of rain showers in malaysia and indonesia but they don't exactly fit in the sky because of what's happening further north and just the east the philippines the potential development as might send something worthwhile to put in your point of view on its way to the philippines with a change of season australia persons enjoying slow warps there are standard storms in western australia a lot of a person's self temperature wise well we go from melbourne's 24 to perth 27 and that's just getting w

in countries such as yemen the democratic republic of congo nigeria and south sudan and bikie enough hours so the combination of violent conflict and pandemic has led to a dramatic rise in the number of people living on the brink of starvation. in the face of the pandemic the world food programme has demonstrated an impressive ability to intensify its efforts as the organization itself has stated until the day we haven't seen food is the best vaccine against chaos. the world is in danger of experiencing a hunger crisis is of inconceivable proportions if the world food program and other food assistance organizations do not receive the financial support they have requested the link between hunger and armed conflict is a vicious circle. war and conflict can cause food insecurity and hunger just as hunger and food insecurity can cause latent conflicts to flare up and trick of the use of violence we will never achieve the goal of serial hunger unless we also put an end to war and armed conflicts. the norwegian nobel committee wishes to emphasize that providing assistance to increase food

as a child she fled the war in south sudan and crib in neighbouring uganda.s in the top flight. but since lester's world cup, everything has changed. she is stuck waiting for the season. not being backed uganda since january and that is where her son is. everyone was so confused and so son is. everyone was so confused and soi son is. everyone was so confused and so i was, and i was like wow, i'm going to spend six months or whatever without even seeing my child and next time i see him, will be next year after the season. so, it was quite late, a bit of a let down to him because when i come in, we are going to do this and that and there was quite emotional for me as a mother. sometimes, you have to sacrifice something to achieve something bigger than it. so many people will choose to be with their kids and see how they grow, but sometimes you see you need to make bigger decisions for that. she has looked to reach the top of the sports and she was a child. but that is not easy in africa where opportunities are rare and her pa rents a re opportunities are rare a

humid now the rain proper is gone as i'm sure you're well aware but it's still reaching as far as south sudana as you know the prices seem excessive rains this season and the still flooding on the ground whether more showers to come from ethiopia than 3 south sudan the heavy rain should be further south you uganda for example and the rift valley where it should be this time of the year but there are still showers showing up as you see in south sudan forecast for kigali shows what it should be like moderate thunderstorms every day run about lunchtime study temperature regime in the middle twenty's dropping down to just below 20 that night. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulus we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and fire mentally sound energy solutions for future generations the breastpin pioneering future energy. oh. h

peace agreement is signed a month after the initial agreement more celebrations in the capital of south sudan which helped broker peace for their neighbors it's a dance transitional administration and the liberation movement led by many men now in as well as the coalition known as the sudan's revolutionary front all signed the deals aimed at ending conflicts in various parts of sudan including the western region of darfur. for our country to get out of conflicts this peace talks or to have a stable ground and should be able to include all armed groups and the victims of war the political base should be expanded and the transitional government should keep the transitional period that would make this agreement different from any previously signed agreements. the peace agreement was signed addresses all stakeholders including refugees displaced people and victims of conflict all over the country especially those in darfur i urge everyone to support this peace because it is all of you and for you this place will grant you security to return home and start a new life it will pave the way for a new

and the damage carries on north to khartoum and sudan, where the white nile from south sudan and the nile from ethiopia converge. sudan has declared a state of emergency as the waters have reached the highest levels for a century. scenes like this could become even more familiar. in the last five years alone, the number of people affected by flooding in east africa has gone up six times and experts predict continued heavy rains due to global warming. >> as scientists, we don't tend to associate one event to climate change immediately, but now we are not talking about one event. rather, we are talking about a series of events. they have a logical connection with climate change. reporter: most water systems across east africa are interconnected, like lake victoria, fed by rivers from neighboring countries and is itself the source of the white nile, which flows through to sudan and into egypt. now this natural advange could help mitigate against extreme weather caused by climate change, but only if governments work together. that is proving difficult. >> we should forget about -- this i

sudan was far from stable. the nation had been born with a dangerous fault line between a predominantly arab and muslim north and a mainly christian and animist south. and . giving the chief demi and is a village leader on the outskirts of juba the capital of southern sudan. he remembers the mood of secession in the south during the early 1950 s. . but what if what are because you are all used by arabs as 2nd men in the government you want to get it. get it but at night you thought up what didn't mentally i'm not going to i'm as well as i've got i. am going to have a gun. in all this 955 the 1st sudanese civil war erupted between north and south. fighting raged for 17 years. eventually a peace accord was signed in 1972 in. the end of fighting meant that plans for the jungle a canal in southern sudan could now be brought back off the shelf. egyptian president anwar sadat and his sudanese counterpart just mary did exactly this and in 1978 work started on the 360 kilometer canal. but the southern sudanese viewed the project with suspicion. the main tribes of the region such as the new heir and dinka made a living by grazing their cattle across the sue

idea where i'm going i can honestly say there's 1200 strong of us in the world food program in south sudan one of the largest operations in the world and we go oh. by the decision of the committee to give this amazing office of the world. to give us a quick sense of the extent to which the global food security crisis is being used as a as a weapon of war in certain regions. there and everywhere where there are the 690000000 people who go to go hungry every night the vast majority of those countries are countries that face conflicts and violence and that's typically the common denominator and what we want to do is ensure that we have is to help those people with immediate relief but also to support them get through that period where we can help bring peace to our country as well as. from our experience the majority of countries that come out of conflict going back into conflict if people stay hungry if there is still instability in the country and that's all right and that's a room that we take very very seriously what can be done to avoid another global food security crisis such as the one

families in south sudan already displaced by fighting have now been forced from their homes due to severe flooding aid agencies say many people are struggling to find shelter and clean water and a slower but many reports they're warning that water borne diseases spreading fast . they've been described as the worst rains in living memory homes and property across south sudan submerged on the muddy water. livestock killed harvests decimated livelihoods destroyed the wet season starts in july and has since flooded a half a sit on 78 counties tens of thousands of people have fled their homes to seek dry land but before the rains came the dry season also puts placement mother 7 voegele paolo fled her home when the floodwaters froze no village in july she had already twice the force from her that it's the same here because of ethnic fighting our home was hit by floods before so when this flood came we left we don't have plastic sheeting for shelter or can you we were displaced by the fighting and we fled but we came back. a war that started in 2013 led to millions of people being displaced. eve

some property across south sudan submerged in the muddy water. livestock killed harvests decimated livelihoods destroyed the wet season starts july and the since flooded hard to sit on 78 counties tens of thousands of people have fled their homes to seek dry land but before the rains came the dry season also puts placement mother 7 vogel paolo fled her home when the floodwaters rose no village in july she had already twice been forced from her that it's the here because of ethnic fighting our home was hit by floods before so when this flood came we left we don't have plastic sheeting for shelter or can you we were displaced by the fighting and we fled but we came back. a war that started in 2013 led to millions of people being displaced. even though a ceasefire was signed 2 years ago armed conflict and ethnic fighting persists. regina got china hasn't left a bit edge even though our home is surrounded by water the us says she's doing what she can to help a sista who fled from the nearby village of when fighting broke out they have nothing because

perceptions and next major contributors to the international migrant crisis places like afghanistan syria south sudan and somalia. in venezuela though the crisis has reached a. mentions poverty has always been a fact of life here but when oil prices were high then president chavez launched ambitious social programs awash in petro dollars the country also continued to take on debt corruption further drains public coffers the oil crash of $24.00 team was the final blow. thanks it's the most vulnerable who have suffered the most. her. lives with her 7 children in a slum on venezuela's caribbean coast. our. poll you. see a closer it's a. battle my husband went to peru because of a crisis where you know he went there to send us help here at home. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger. that we were on one of them we would have starved to death that is that when a lot of them. wanted to. see a little lost some money when he has no work for a week he can't send me any money. then we have only one meal a day i try to feed the children at 2 in the afternoon. and they spend the rest of the day sl

dancing and celebrations in south sudan for the sudanese government and rebel leaders assigning a landmark peace deal. to their support of the l.a. lakers move a step closer to the n.b.a. championship bron james and anthony davis inspired into another dominant win over the miami heat putting them in the seats. he suffered fever and fatigue and now u.s. president donald trump is receiving experimental treatment for covert 19 the 74 year old was taken late on friday afternoon to the walter reed national military. medical center in maryland it's just gone 6 am there the last update from the white house was that the 74 year old was not needing supplementary oxygen to help him breathe some tweeted from hospital that things are going well i think and thanking supporters from maryland mike hanna reports. dressed in a suit and wearing a mask president trump walked to marine one on assisted minutes before he tweeted out this 5000 to thank everybody for the tremendous support i moved into walter reed hospital i think i'm doing very well but we're going to make sure of the things we're the 1st lady i

some property across south sudan submerged under a muddy water. livestock killed harvests decimated livelihoods destroyed the wet season started in july and has since flooded hoffa sit on 78 counties tens of thousands of people have fled their homes to seek dry land but before the rains came the dry season also puts placement mother 7 vogel paolo fled her home when the floodwaters rose no belligerent genine she had already twice been forced from her that it's the here because of ethnic fighting our home was hit by floods before so when this flood came we left we don't have plastic sheeting for shelter or can you we were displaced by the fighting and we fled but we came back. a war that started in 2013 led to millions of people being displaced. even though a ceasefire was signed 2 years ago armed conflict and ethnic fighting persists. regina chan hasn't left her village even though her home is surrounded by water the us says she's doing what she can to help her sister who fled from the nearby village when fighting broke out they have nothing becaus

agreement is signed a month after the initial agreement more celebrations in juba the capital of south sudan which helped broker peace for their neighbors so dance transitional administration and the liberation movement led by minimal as well as the coalition known as the sudan's revolutionary front all signed the deals aimed at ending conflicts in various parts of sudan including the western region of darfur. as for our country to get out of conflicts this peace talks or to have a stable ground and should be able to include all armed groups and the victims of war the political base should be expanded and the transitional government should keep the transitional period that will make this agreement different from any previously signed agreements. this pace agreement that we have concluded addresses issues of stakeholders refugees displaced people and the victims of conflict all over the country especially those in darfur i urge all of you to support this pace still because it is for you the pace will grant you the security to return home to start a new life it will pave the way for the new re

peace deal and in decades of war that has killed thousands the frame it was signed in neighboring south sudan you called covers power sharing between the warring groups the return of refugees and land rights. this is d.w. news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at the deadly news or visit our website that's d.w. dot com. m m m. m m this is a small tell me in the north in german state of lower saxony. it's home to around 2000 people and nearly all of them are protestants. but i'm a has something no other town in the region half. stephanie and eleanor vodka are a same sex couple both ordained ministers there are local pastors and also you tubers their channel is called on does amen on doors being the german word for different and then well so be it. the topic of an upcoming episode is the gay and lesbian hanky code by which some queer people signal their sexual preferences. i don't think i can do it. what will happen after it's broadcast i'll have to go into hiding. i ramus to bring claire and church together that's our intention and not long ago while listening to a pop cos

where it should be at this time of the year but there are still showers showing up as you see in south sudancaster kigali shows what it should be like moderate thunderstorms every day run about lunchtime study temperature regime in the middle twenty's dropping down to just below 20 at night. in an exclusive documentary series al-jazeera reveals the full story of the all that changed the face of the middle east this is not of war to defeat israel this is a war to open the way for the promise of the final episode of a 3 part series explores the impending threat to global superpowers and uncovers why the hour this way the conflict continues to this day the war in october the battle and beyond on al-jazeera. when the news breaks and the racism protests continue in a number of cities across the united states when people need to be heard in this town it's a real boy and nearly 500 homes were destroyed and about 80 percent of this land does al-jazeera has teams on the ground people are just talking about wind and solar as if that's going to solve the problem if want to bring you more room move to n

deepening food insecurity globally especially in countries in africa we heard about congo nigeria south sudan that's right so making the point that. conflict and food security intimately linked the corona crisis the pandemic coming on top of that creates a very severe risk of much greater worsening of those crises referring to some of the countries where the world food program has been essential to trying to stave off i mean for instance yemen which is one for years now we've seen the terrible images come out of yemen in recent years the world food program playing a critical role in trying to keep the population going the pendency in yemen for example on all the supplies coming from the u.n. world food probe. graham. a driving force in the awarding of the peace prize is of course alfred nobel's wish that that this is tied to the peace congress yes that was just right there yeah of the past and there is a continuity yeah there and that was really specifically brought up just in what we heard of course and i think they also wanted to highlight that they were acknowledging the world food program

rain proper is gone science now as i'm sure you're well aware but it's still reaching as far as south sudans you know as a place to see excessive rains this season and the still flooding on the ground whether more showers to come from ethiopia that's for south sudan the heavy rain should be for the south you uganda for example and the rift valley where it should be this time of the year but there are still showers showing up as you can see in south sudan for costa kigali shows what it should be like moderate thunderstorms every day run about lunchtime study temperature regime in the middle twenty's dropping down to just below 20 at night. but. in an exclusive documentary series al-jazeera reveals the full story of a war that changed the face of the middle east this is not of war to defeat israel this is a war to open the way for the promise of the final episode of a 3 part series explores the impending threats of 2 global superpowers that uncovers why the arab israeli conflict continues to this day the war in october the battle and beyond on al-jazeera. al jazeera. and. again what does your

he steal and in decades of war that has killed thousands the freeman was signed in neighboring south sudan called couples power sharing between the warring groups the return of refugees and land rights. this is d.w. news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at the deadly news or visit our website that's d.w. dot com. welcome to in good shape coming up. sweet treats why fruit should be eaten in moderation. ways to treat this tissue disorder. i'm fast as fuel how metabolism is different for men and women. hello welcome to in good shape if i would speak chinese i could greet you with the words be chilly ma that means have you already eaten today sumptuous meals and a round body as status symbols in china for many people in africa coffee is a sign of health and beauty and a sign of wealth in other cultures like here in western europe people strive to have as little fat as possible on their ribs fi we need our body fat our body fat is not only an energy storage it protects us from external impact and against heat loss and without effect for on our heels and our buttocks we cou

landmark peace deal and in decades of war that has killed thousands you freeman signed in neighboring south sudan he called couples power sharing between the warring groups the return of refugees and land rights. this is d.w. news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at the deadly news or visit our website that's d.w. dot com. well blue planet is becoming increasingly dominated by concrete over health the global population now lives in cities and the number is rising. not only are millions of people moving into urban areas wild animals are entire populations of them. urban areas are covered in cement bricks and asphalt which in harsh weather turns them into hot spots literally. and that's a good look at the rising temperatures in our cities welcome to tomorrow today the science show on d w. in the northern hemisphere is 2nd hottest summer since records began is just coming to an end. in the last 140 years there's only been one summer hotter than this 12016 that's here august was particularly roasting the fall of hottest summers when the last 5 years climate change is catching up

by signing off a peace agreement with several rebel groups greenman it was signed in neighboring south sudan the deal covers power sharing between the warring groups the return of refugees and land rights. at least 15 people have been killed in eastern afghanistan after attackers detonated a truck bomb in our province local officials say many more were wounded and casualties could rise no group has yet claimed responsibility violence continues in the war torn nation despite ongoing peace talks taking place in qatar. pope francis on saturday made his 1st trip outside of rome in 7 months he traveled to the italian town of assisi in the tomb of st francis he signed and sick the cola document to laying out the pope's views on key issues on fraternity and social friendship. germany is marking 30 years of the country's arena fixation on this 3rd of october germany's national holiday earlier today the country's president from walter steinmeier gave the keynote speech at the official ceremony in the city of potsdam near berlin an event that was significantly scaled down due to the coronavirus pandem

think i have an idea where i'm going are going on 1200 strong of us in the world food program in south sudan one of the largest operations in the world and we go oh. by the decision of the committee to give this amazing always. give us a quick sense of the extent to which the global food security crisis is being used as a as a weapon of war in certain regions. there and everywhere where there are the 690000000 people who go to go hungry every night the vast majority of those countries are countries that face conflicts and violence and that's typically the common denominator and what we want to do is ensure that he is to help those people with immediate relief but also to support them get through that period where we can help bring peace to our country as well because. from our experience the majority of countries that come out of conflict go back into conflict if people stay hungry if there is still instability in their country and that's all right and that's a role that we take very very seriously what can be done to avoid another global food security crisis such as the one we're witnessing

what do south sudan rwanda uganda burundi and of the r.c. all have in common well they're all landlocked countries heavily dependent on overland trading routes but colvin dein 1000 restrictions have made transport especially difficult truckers are seen as risky virus carriers that's led to overwhelm testing centers and long queues at the border but now an app is hoping to make drivers lives easier. the w.'s east africa correspondent marielle buller reports joseph came under has a stressful job 5 times a month he drives more than 40 hours to move goods from the kenyan coast to uganda but covert has made his work even more difficult you know buzzing they call you who are not going to you are not even allowed to back even to buy a bottle of water they just you know it is here you have we're not worried go away no kids were anxious you could infect them he says but that wasn't even his biggest problem in order to cross the border he once spent up to 10 days waiting for his mandatory cova test result but thanks to an app this should be a thing of

what do south sudan rwanda uganda burundi and of the r.c. all have in common well they're all landlocked country is heavily dependent on overland trading routes but colvin $1000.00 restrictions have made transport especially difficult truckers are seen as risky virus carriers that's led to overwhelm testing centers and long queues at the border but now an app is hoping to make drivers lives easier tell the w.c. east africa correspondent mary ellen miller reports. joseph commander has a stressful job 5 times a month he drives more than 40 hours to move goods from the kenyan coast to uganda but covert has made his work even more difficult you know possible to call your own accord or you're not even allowed to back even to buy a bottle of water they just you know it is the old we have what i was growing locusts were anxious you could infect them he says but that wasn't even his biggest problem in order to cross the border he once spent up to 10 days waiting for his mandatory call the test result but thanks to an app this should be a thing of th

provides shelter for more than 100,000 people who fled the violence in neighboring countries such as south sudan many people have lived her for years, inclung victor figi . together with etienne salborn, he brought the sina model to nakivale. finding rk tendso be even harder for refugees than for young ugandans. a few of victor's trainees have already been awarded prize money music festivals. >> in the nakivale rugee settlementthere are a lot of young people with dormant ills. people who do not have chances to go to school and also nonk opportunities. >> we come to realize that refugee artist can not only depend on aid. but they can also be doing someing else, earn a living. >> but tre have alsoeen tbacks. becausof covid9, a sin branch in south africa had to be put on hold. nevertheless, etienne salborn remains convinced that sina ll play a rt in more succs stories,ike those johnmary kavuma and joan nalubega. >> i have a vision to make my country a better place. i have a vision to make africa, instead of running away from it, to make a better place. >> if my grandmother happened to see me now, i

perceptions and next major contributors to the international migrant crisis places like afghanistan syria south sudan and somalia. in venezuela where the crisis has reached. time mentions poverty has always been a fact of life here but when oil prices were high then president chavez launched ambitious social programs a washing petrodollars the country also continue to take on debt corruption further drain public coffers the crash of 2014 was the final blow. thanks it's the most vulnerable who have suffered the most. her. lives with her 7 children in a slum on venezuela's caribbean coast. oh you. mean 1st of all it's a. battle my husband went to peru because of the crisis where you know he went there to send us help here at home and they said. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger. then they were on one of them we would have starved to death that a sentimental one of them if. i wasn't one to help. i . see a little bit of last summer when he has no work for a week he can't send me any money. but as in we have only one meal a day i try to feed the children at 2 in the afternoon. and they

his way to the horn of africa there is slightly more rain in somalia the sort of few showers in south sudan but mostly we're to the south of that now in uganda tanzania drought the rift valley and focusing rather more on come rooting get bombed and touching north and i go this is normal this time the year as the sun comes out and the monsoon trucks come south so you get more or less sort of right look at issues for cars actually dry one little bit inland you will get a few showers south of this and we see in again a lot of war in botswana and south africa's 5 degrees 10 degrees above the average that tends to build showers not certainly been the case around johannesburg in the tank and possibly the so to swell not in the forecast beyond that things remain quiet and warm jo'burg indeed says it's 32 the average is 24. frank assessments if american public opinion pieces betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be good because cautious and if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy one obvious solution is to read from an informed opinion look at checkers don't go

school sudan's transitional government has signed a peace deal with rebel groups at a ceremony in south sudan's capital of juba the deal agreed in august aims to end decades of fighting that's left millions displaced and hundreds of thousands of people that. had lines people power is coming right up by foot. how was north korea one of the poorest countries in the world managed to evade u.n. sanctions and pay for its nuclear weapons program the answer is through a secretive government organization known as bureau $39.00 which obtains foreign exchange to sund kim jong un's regime in the 2nd of 2 investigations how insurance scams computer fraud and illegal arms sales keep the money road again. north korea's like game of thrones but without the dragons. is society as capitalists and everything is geared to make sure that there's as much care for kim as is possible. not a. war yes in that he is going to. $39.00 is involved in everything that makes money for north korea selling arms smuggling of drugs guns are free to go for us bills this is about hundreds of millions of dollars a year. and everythi

middle of tropical after as just again the rainy season is with us so even though it's there in south sudan the showers still in ethiopian somalia concentrations bit further south down congo for example lake victoria follows the rift valley run down as well the orange center where the heavy rain is forecast to be always in the form of thunderstorms and that stretches right way down as through zambia to botswana zimbabwe and south africa not in the satellite picture this is the frequent repeat but every now. and again you get this proper gross and i write in johannesburg it's looking pretty wet through sunday and probably a good part of monday as well. but . there are people in the world who want all forms of verification to just go away so we need people fighting against that we are trying to see if it's a fake video may be in syria but in a different time they risk a great deal to find out the truth in very complex situations that include major global play as we've been targeted by cyber attacks from russia they're all dangerous and through this conflict barely kept. troops in the post tru

decades of conflict in sudan we've seen deadly of he being the 1st aid organization to reach conflict areas in the southern parts of the country such as blue nile state and south kordofan state it's also played a role in bringing the prime minister of the country dr abdullah and the head of the sudan people's liberation movement north abdulaziz in meetings that has resulted last month to the signing of the declaration of principles that will pave way for the negotiations of peace now doubly of he says that they're trying to make sure that humanitarian access and humanitarian supplies are delivered to those affected areas of conflict this is of course also true in other countries such as neighboring south sudan where again floods have affected the ability to reach those who have been affected by the floods and in need of humanitarian aid doubly if he has said that it has pre-positioned most of its supplies but that conflict is also posing challenges on monday just last monday the deadly of we have a convoy that was attacked with one but one of the aid workers presumed presumably killed and several others injured and missing so obviously there are challenges in

middle of tropical after it was just again the rainy season is with us so even though it's there in south sudan the showers still in ethiopian somalia concentrations bit further south dale congo for example like the tour follows the rift valley run down as well they are in centers where the heavy rain is forecast to be always in the form of thunderstorms and that stretches right way down as through zambia to botswana zimbabwe and south africa not in the satellite picture this is the frequent repeat but every now and again you get this proper growth and around johannesburg it's looking pretty wet through sunday and probably a good part of monday as well. but . in the next episode of techno the team looks into the environmental impact on. waste management trash is a big business than unfortunate the smelly business to the complexities of recycling when these different plastics are blended together then the recycling becomes difficult to impossible and the science that often solutions it's very easy for us to have a 100 percent recycled material techno on al-jazeera. ordered her to. work. you want

severe flooding in south sudan has forced farmers already displaced by fighting from their homes andwater borne diseases are spreading fast while the burden monthly reports. they've been described as the worst rains in living memory homes and property across south sudan submerged under a muddy water. livestock killed harvests decimated livelihoods destroyed the wet season starts july and has since flooded a half a sit on 78 counties tens of thousands of people have fled their homes to seek dry land but before the rains came the dry season also puts placement mother 7 voegele paolo fled her home when the floodwaters rose no village in july she had already twice the force from her that it's the here because of ethnic fighting our home was hit by floods before so when this flood came we left we don't have plastic sheeting for shelter or can you we were displaced by the fighting and we fled but we came back. a war that started in 2013 led to millions of people being displaced. even though a ceasefire was signed 2 years ago armed conflict and ethnic fighting persists. regina got china has

researchers found evidence of this happening in looking a fossil in ghana in kenya liberia was and bake south sudan sierra leone somaliland and nigeria according to this 9 year long study social stigma attached to mental health often plays a big pot but also a lack of support or awareness about mental illness. a few testimonies from some victims that human rights watch have spoken to. but i thought it would agree. to your record about the big race. to the who couldn't do it he said. but if you and monday me what needs to. come up. give you my myself and for more on this we've invited smiles each a good on to the program as he is africa director for human rights watch welcome to news africa mousy. tell us more about the victims of chaining who do they tend to be i mean it's all demographics we have seen. women as although it is 6 years old i've got of children some as young as 10 years old they've been chained. up in complaining species weeks i didn't yet. and why are people doing this tell us more about the perpetrators and why they're doing this. so how did we come to you know people change for ye

perceptions and next major contributors to the international migrant crisis places like afghanistan syria south sudan and somalia. in venezuela though the crisis has reached. mentions poverty has always been a fact of life here but when oil prices were high then president chavez launched ambitious social programs awash in petro dollars the country also continued to take on debt corruption further drain the public coffers the oil crash of 2014 was the final blow. thanks it's the most vulnerable who have suffered the most. her. lives with her 7 children in a slum on venezuela's caribbean coast her. whole you. are so it's a. battle my husband went to peru because of a crisis where you know that he went there to send us help. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger. then we were on one of them we would have starved to death that sunday when all of them. i was up on. c.n.n. also last summer when he has no work for a week he can't send me any money. but as in we have only one meal a day i try to feed the children at 2 in the afternoon with a little and they spend the rest of the day sleeping.

perceptions and next major contributors to the international migrant crisis places like afghanistan syria south sudan and somalia. in venezuela where the crisis has reached. dimensions poverty has always been a fact of life here but when oil prices were high then president chavez launched ambitious social programs awash in petro dollars the country also continued to take on debt corruption further drain public coffers the oil crash of $24.00 team was the final blow. thanks it's the most vulnerable who have suffered the most thanks. her father lives with her 7 children in a slum on venezuela's caribbean coast our. thanks for all you. do you also it's a. battle my husband went to peru because of the crisis where you know that he went there to send us help directly and. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger. that we were on one of them we would have starved to death that sunday when all of them. i was on. c.n.n. a lot of us lost some money when he has no work for a week he can't send me any money. but as in we have only one meal a day i try to feed the children at 2 in the afternoon with

some showers around lake victoria from time to time want to show is still in play there across the south sudan and you can see they are becoming increasingly widespread even towards angola now seeing some of the wet weather coming in here from time to time to the south of that's what islam as you drive full zimbabwe for a botswana but we have got some cloud of rain in the forecast for southern at all safe eastern parts of south africa with a chance of flooding. to he not global community we are our biggest opposition elbow. grease is the worst possible of looks like the part of the debate issue nicci can jump into the conversation bring to it when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking just one. reason in the 3 targeting reacher and the poor getting poorer it's not to destroy the system it's just to look at the system and. this street on out is the era. you're watching al-jazeera a mind of our top stories this. us president donald trump and his wife of beginning the current team process after one of his close advisors tested positive for growing a virus picks traveled wit

by signing a peace agreement with several rebel groups the agreement was signed in neighboring south sudan the deal covers power sharing between the warring groups the return of refugees and land rights. italy's far right opposition leader matteo salvini has gone on trial charged with you legally detaining migrants when he was interior minister minister last year more than $100.00 migrants remained on the ship as salvini waited for other e.u. states to agree to take them him he rejects the charges calling them politically motivated. torrential rains have triggered landslides and heavy flooding in the southern french alps at least 8 people are reported missing in neighboring italy one firefighter died in a rescue operation and 11 people are unaccounted for the storm caused power outages and why spread property damage. germany is marking 30 years of the country's reunification on this 3rd of october germany's national holiday earlier today become trees president from walter steinmeier gave the keynote speech at the official ceremony in the city of pottstown near berlin the event was signific

than most in north africa is much the same we still got showers spreading from ethiopia through south sudan towards west africa and that has recently thrown into the atlantic and the potential hurrican but the showers are coming to light and because the rain is going south it is focusing so much more now on places like uganda or d.r. congo. but. when covert 901st struck china and began to spread across asia. some in the west criticized countermeasures a stew hot or too weak. but have the different experiences before asian nations in fact not shown the world to root out of this group pandemic. coronavirus lessons from asia on a jazeera. who are for her for with. whom we. my. guess is al jazeera might know of the top stories for you know but testers in chile have helped large demonstrations to mark one year since the start of their movement for change that demands exhaust all reforms and a new constitution was built as were marred by vandalism looting and violence that left dozens injured. vote counting is underway in bolivia's presidential election unofficial and the results for made by liby

than most in north africa is much the same we still got showers spreading from ethiopia through south sudan towards west africa and that has recently stray into the atlantic and the potential hurrican but the showers are coming to light and now because the rain is going south and he's focusing so much more now on places like uganda or d.r. congo. the u.n. in fact finders accuse the burmese military of genocide this is a political because they. do believe their intimate is a passionate. appeal don't have all gone they. would have the recognize the both sides have legitimate grievances against the other climate that is there how they plan to tackle and that is why the palookas must take a hard hitting debate with us. on al-jazeera. the emerging. this is al jazeera a reminder over top stories this hour protesters in chile have held large demonstrations to mark the one here since the start of their movement for change and demanded social reforms and a new constitution protests roared by vandalism looting and violence that left dozens injured. for counting is underway in bolivia's presidential e

gone south the rains going science with the sun is throughout rift valley still as far north as south sudan it's to as far west as nigeria is running into northern angola but the biggest showers are probably going to be around like victoria and just to the west and then drifting off to the south they might just reach zimbabwe or botswana presumes unlikely mostly it's warm to the sun hasn't has been very warm in places like johannesburg is still 29 in the forecast but that was inducing showers and thunderstorms so it will cool to. live in an exclusive documentary series al-jazeera reveals the full story of a luol that changed the face of the middle east this is not a war to defeat israel this is a war to open the way for diplomacy the final episode of a 3 part series explores the impending threat to global superpowers and uncovers why the out israeli conflict continues to this day the war in october the battle and beyond on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now there are reports from nigeria security forces a shot dead protesters in lagos as they

steady weather otherwise the rain though is perking up around the rift valley is still showing up in south sudan you should be seeing the end of it pretty certain the media forecast which is tuesday wednesday the thrust of the heavy showers is uganda science words back towards gotbaum which is where you'd expect it to be the oranges showing the heaviest of the showers if you were to head south beyond that there might pick up some rain in angola but for most places it's still quite dry and surprisingly warm temperatures well above where they should be. to he not global community we are our biggest conversation open to how the whole cruise is the response that looks like be part of the debate issue in each of you can jump into the conversation by 2 way when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking power we just poured what 3 lives in. you says 3 targeting richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill the story the system it's just to look at the system and adapt it to the modern world this street on out is there a. rule. there are a mind of our top stories this. president do

whole of africa that means some rain for somalia rather less so for ethiopia rather less so for south sudan the source of it is for the surface so places like rwanda and uganda this is where it will be wettest and that's true for the west and gamble come ridin down to angola as well as the republic of the congo south of that it's a largely dry picture it has been very warm recently in both south africa and botswana that war has prompted some showers they're still there but equally johannesburg is too warm. jumped into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is biosecurity it is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you have my days and you too can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table the police are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to terrorize and here's the other part of this there's no consequence this stream on out is there. hello again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour close to 70000000 americans have already voted with a one week to go before the presidential us p