the traditional hunters and gatherers are an indigenous people in southern africa their ancestors lived here when the dutch reached the shores over 300 years ago the rock art they left behind emphasizes the sons' deep connection to nature. the dominance of the european colonialists massive land loss and assimilation have marginalized the group today there are only about 150000 people in southern africa who identify as sun working at the center as colleague. has learned to appreciate the beliefs and traditions of her people whether it's animals it is. the way of living that i learned so that you can keep your child so that you can live with so that the one thing you can tell. from that community. not far from the museum materials continues his trek across the shrub land the south africans call fine by us it's out in nature that he can best illustrate the sounds immense knowledge of medicinal plants like congo bus or cancer bush and why of mint. he explains to the group how an infusion made from the leaves can be used as a remedy to treat a cold the flu and a host of other elements. the g

sra's -- buenos support t from across s southern africa. >> the great australian right is an area of pressure. there is an unraveling frontal system throwing clouds and rain across victoria and new south wales. the last one is on its way to new zealand. things left to blow into western australia including perth. the rain will not be necessarily heavy but it will be fairly extensive, dropping some but not much in tasmania. bunches up against the west coast of new zealand. that will be rather wet. there is a warning out for that reason. this is hopefully welcome rain inin new south wales. sydney might get a few showers out of it. otherwise, it is a warmish 21 degrees. northwards on the seasonal rain has changed its angle of attack. it had done that for the last week. the heaviest rain is forming in that area. in it stretches up through beijing and we will probably some flash flooding. at the same time, south korea and all of japan have been enjoying high temperatures. it has been a heatwave warning for honshu. no reason to stop there. lauren: a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera

this may be a surprise to you that i still has a presence in southern africa but i want to go via chelsea de mint chelsea de mint is a terrorism research at american university we asked her what's been happening with i still recently and she gave us some figures some stats information that she is. it's the beginning of the pandemic we see nice is teaching adage of state attention on the virus as well as the restrictions that the virus has placed on security forces to increase attacks u.s. central command austan generator may 2020 shows an increase in isis attacks in both syria and iraq was more attacks pacifically in iraq unhappy or not their own job information center released a report today august 10th 2020 soaring that in july isis attacks went down 24 percent in syria the majority of attacks in the day or else or recent. civilian i want to say headline from april and this headline is mozambique admits presence of eisel affiliated fund to us was going to skip down here can you update us on the situation how i still got into mozambique. thank you for asking. you know the sit

or all of southern africa to be honest but the wind direction is so critical to some places port elizabeth in particular with a window of the interior gets particularly warm it's not record breaking but is well above where it should be. an image can change the way we see the womb if we had not seen this we would be talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created longing for a full opportunity that can obscure the truth this is a legitimate news story like this play and attacking coins for pretty intense before it can forge narratives all right through the listening post gives you the full picture on a. lot of makeover come out of our top stories here at this hour people around the world are facing new coronavirus restrictions as the global tally rises to more than $18000000.00 reported cases more than 690000 people have died in a 3rd of them and latin america. tougher restrictions are being reimposed in and around manila after reported infections in the philippines jumped to more than 100000 from tuesday businesses on public transport a

gas rich province is the 3rd target this year the issue is expected to be discussed during a southern africa meeting later on monday has more from neighboring zimbabwe. for 3 years people living in parts of northern mozambique have lived with violence and destruction attacks in kabul delgado province have rapidly gathered pace this year with fighters seizing towns for brief periods and increasingly hitting military or other important targets the government says local fighters affiliated to are responsible leaders from southern africa are meeting on monday to decide what the region can and should do to help those and examine. a lot of issues that are on the cup abilities of them was american military. from from the strength and from the military intelligence side of things. is the story of the moment because military has not really been able to through to what insurgents from there in. mozambique's president philippe knew visited the area and promised to do more to help people affected by the violence there is speculation some southern african leaders could send in troops to help mozambique's

targets the government says local fighters affiliated to eisele are responsible leaders from southern africa are meeting on monday to decide what the region can and should do to help those and examine. a lot of issues that are on the cup abilities of them was american military. from from the strength and from the military intelligence side of things. is the story of the moment wasn't because military has not really been able to do to look at what insurgents from there in. mozambique's president philippe knew visited the area and promised to do more to help people affected by the violence there is speculation some southern african leaders could send in troops to help mozambique's army it's happened before in the democratic republic of congo listened to and mozambique back when fighters from the group are normal operating towns and villages. it doesn't now that's from the militant and in any event it is coming from a process and produced it was already undergoing military civil war and again was international assistance to come to a peace agreement with the former military movement as well as

got a few on shore showers just making their way into mozambique for a time well to bad into southern africa but things will change just around the southern cape wetter weather on sas day pushes its way towards cape town towards capel it was just across the southern cape and it will turn decidedly cold as we make our way through some. progress. or a serious mistake. intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our lives. but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or worse. in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of they are accessing vast amounts of our personal data for data land on al-jazeera. people have come to expect a lot from al-jazeera over the years it's the reporting the commitment to on the reporter places the commitment to the human story. but it's also the idea of challenging those in power if a politician comes on this channel they will be challenged and that's what people expect of us they want the questions answered. that is what we've always done that's what we will continue to do. courtyard 0 reminder about top stories this hour u.s. pre

and mozambique's fight against i still get support from across southern africa. the great australian bite is a big area of low pressure at the moment there's an unraveling from the system going straight that soaring cloud right across the tory new south wales the last ones on its way towards you zealand and the back has showers in the last things left to blow into western australia including purpose so the rain won't be necessarily heavy we will be fairly extensive dropping some victoria new south wales and some but not much in tasmania as you can see and it bunches up against the west coast of new zealand that's going to be rather work for there's a warning out for that very reason this is hopefully welcome rain in new south wales and that's its limit sydney market if you shout out of it otherwise it was $21.00 degrees. northwards in the seas no rain here has changed its. angle of attack has done that for the last week so the heaviest rain is forming back in sichuan down through your 9 there will be more flooding here and than slides most likely but the line str

still to come on al-jazeera mozambique's fight against i saw get support from across southern africa . and people some terror no have lived through one of the world's longest and straight just knock downs now their city is opening up all. hello autumn's rapidly running into the remains of summer in europe and right at this mass cloud here is is something of an arrowhead going trust center you're towards the east where it's still quite warm attempt to run some baltic have been lucky on thursday greece and throughout the mediterranean with still quite high but you can see there's a massive blue now that is thunderstorms in the forecast stretching from belarus right way down almost to greece and i think we're going to keep firing up and that's also indication of dropping temperatures of belgrade will see the temperature go down to some degree that's where the deep reds are the moment germany balti coast and it's sort of bright red for most of eastern europe but that will not last warsaw sees the heat start to leak away as thunderstorms come in from tuesday techies up to thursday but was

you to have an operation. 10 years later the plight of you average person for a community in southern africa is no better perhaps even a little worse than what it was this is a great motivator for us to keep giving back to these communities and too little but to improve their lot. well that's it from rewind for this week there check out the rewind page on al-jazeera dot com for more powerful films from. from am is a problem and the rewind team thank you for watching and see you next time. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best about to see this documentary by will compel the poor onion. of the witness box to halt and defeat the company if you go on to remind continues with cambodia's often business. this is actually totally crazy ciena just allowed us to pick up full kits from this internet they now gone out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. and. after years of overgrazing the damage caused to the precious grasslands of chile is being revised with one of the world's biggest ever conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the patagonia

we are asked who with us correspondent in southern africa. the mood in zimbabwe changes depending on what's going on at a particular time sometimes people say they feel relatively free to express them saw.

out in the beautiful wide plains of southern africa, you really feel at one with nature.of a hyena. but hold on a sec — is that drums i can hear? metal music plays that was amazing. fantastic, fantastic. skinflint are one of botswana's leading young heavy—metal bands, preparing a final sound check before a local gig tonight. the trio have performed all over africa and have taken their unique sounds as far as europe. we grew up with rock music, so we were always exposed to it and we wanted to make a new sound of music that could put botswana on the map. we realise these are the genres of music in botswana, notjust the typical genres. the band creates what has been dubbed "african metal", by fusing elements of african culture with heavy—metal music. and they have a big following. this scene has been here for ages. i started listening to rock and roll when i wasjust a young boy. my life is dedicated to rock and roll. we have a unique way of playing this thing. we have the african metal, and we have old school here. they dress from head to toe in black leather. some even have

remoteld be in the most parts of southern africa or west africa, and everybody would have access to coca-cola products. somehow the coca-cola company had found a way to penetrate every corner of the globe. we feel -- this is how i feel -- why did we feel that something has gone missing? there is this passivity in the -- the air. there are not even protest. there are protests about george , but -- mr. yong: why is there no this?t over jeffrey: there is a story today about that. i do not understand why frontans have not gone in of their statehouse and the white house and said, this is ridiculous. think about how bad the response has been, in proportion to people's expectations. there is a certain amount of countryeant that this could still be struggling with something like testing. bafflementt like the leads to paralysis. just notmericans are used to thinking of themselves, of their country as being quite this inept. painfulit is a realization. from the accent, i am not from these parts. jeffrey: jerzy, please. mr. yong: my friends -- please. mr. yong: the extreme gap between expectation and re

in johannesburg he is a senior consultant for southern africa for the international crisis group has thanks for being with us it does really seem that these insurgent attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated just how closely is this revealing to eisele. well that's the $1000000.00 question. it's not entirely. central africa problems which launched 'd last year. made its claims checked. in june last year since the. claim to attacks. in mozambique the evidence of direct linkage is. so. we can see the media propaganda channels of. truly engaging with. those in mozambique but as i said the concrete linkages. are not despite the claims that are being made. most of the presidents the number of others this is a direct well here's how i was just saying that about the civilian toll and these groups have been using civilians as human shields i mean something like nearly a 1000 people have died but there are also issues here between the net train and these communities is there any trust left now in the government. well what we've seen from for a number of is the levels trust it was a cou

countries across southern africa have voiced their support for most baek in its fight against the armed group i saw government troops are surrounding a key port in the gas rich north that was captured last week by fighters linked to the group are metastasis uptakes from neighboring zimbabwe. the annual say they've heads of state meeting ended with leaders saying they're going to collectively assist mozambique deal with the violence in the north but they didn't say what they were this dense is going to be the speculation a fact finding mission could be sent in the other option is a military intervention it's happened before in the democratic republic of congo. and mozambique back when fighters from the group were raiding villages and towns in so if this time round a military intervention was to happen which countries could send troops in and where will the money come from some and this relief something is being planned but for security reasons leaders can say what that plan is work has begun to remove a grounded japanese ship that's been leaking oil to the coast of marine. environmental

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saving sweater seeing the light 10 years later the plot of your average person for a community in southern africa is no better this is a great motivator for us to keep giving back to these communities on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take a al-jazeera bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. down to 0. bottles in cameroons rivers. on. plastic everywhere. but if bottles can be fishing boats. and bubble gum wellington boots what more can be done with this plague of palomas. earthrise reimagining plastic. on al-jazeera. mali's president announces his resignation on state television hours after soldiers detained him and the prime minister in a coup. and you want your observer allies my headquarters here in doha also coming up. thank you very very much from the bottom our heart thank you. for parking it's for me confirmed of the democratic candidates in the race for the u.s. presidency. also has a long member of found guilty of the.

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showers there for a time just along the coastal fringes of kenya and pushing up into somalia for southern africa it is generally dry we have got some wetter weather a lot of clouds and rain just around that is the side of south africa that's pushing further northwards it will slide this way across the southern half of mozambique as we go through monday becoming little more widespread and pushing it is empowered way. in 2000 and. documentation groundbreaking skiing. preparing some of in the is poorest children for entry into its toughest universities ready. we return to see how the students and the scheme of helping change the face of india. soup authority on around to 0. to all. but the market watching al-jazeera with me said holroyd with a reminder of our top news stories the mayor of portland has accused president trump of creating a culture of fear and hate in the u.s. the criticism comes after a supporter of a far right group was killed on saturday night. also the 2 main parties in montenegro have claimed victory in parliamentary elections early results give president mellowed a kind of itch

showers there for a time just along the coastal fringes of kenya and pushing up into somalia the southern africa it is generally dry but we have got some wetter weather a lot of clouds and rain just around that is the side of south africa that's pushing further northwards it will slide its way across the southern half of mozambique as we go through monday becoming a little more widespread and pushing it is empowered way. thousands of children were removed from east timor we need to patient. decades later wonder when he joins lenses of the last generation as they find their head hard. on al-jazeera frank assessments what are you seeing in the 76 percent of the pupil of police you often see what it means to have this truth and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. to to. pulled back you want your deservedly so homerun a reminder of our top stories the mayor of portland has accused president trump of creating a culture of fear and hate in the u.s. the criticism comes after a supporter of a far right group was killed on saturday night the 2 main parties in much

we are asked her image as correspondent in southern africa. the mood in zimbabwe changes depending on what's going on at a particular time sometimes people say they feel relatively free to express themselves but sometimes they are reluctant like u.b.s. days off someone to comment.

violence and he promised to do more to assist people there this speculation some other countries in southern africa could send in troops to assist mozambique's army it's happened before in the democratic republic of congo in the city and in mozambique back when a number of fighters were causing problems there most governments this fight is affiliated to i saw are responsible for the violence the area in northern missouri it is rich in natural gas and some projects are worth more than $60000000000.00 there's a concern that the fighting could spill over into other countries in the region similar to what's being seen currently on the continent in the sahara region and the horn of africa. the inside story. the latest attack on the port town of the same body price is the 3rd this year the violence began 3 years ago in a spread to many areas of the cabinet who got a region in that time monitoring groups say that 1500 people have been killed at least 250000 displaced from their homes mozambique's army has a large presence in the region but support is being provided by private military groups from russia a

we are asked who is correspondent in southern africa. the mood in zimbabwe changes depending on what's going on at a particular time sometimes people say they feel relatively free to express themselves but sometimes they are reluctant like u.b.s. daisy asked someone to comment on this state of the economy and the person will say i'm too reluctant to do so i'm too scared to do so because what if i say something that someone doesn't like what could happen to me or my family but it's safe to say the mood up by the economy is that of general frustration this is what you see every day outside banks across the country is a serious cash shortage in zimbabwe which means people can wait for hours outside a bad trying to access their money but when they get to the front of the line they sometimes told the money's run out inflation is now more than 800 percent that means the price of almost everything in the country keeps going up and a lot of people are saying they're actually card to survive under these economic conditions members of the catholic

generally fairly light in time it was just $29.00 degrees in santa that we had down into central and southern africa the usual showers and thunderstorms across those central areas as we go through sunday quite a few coastal quite heavy at times into the southern section of tons of air and also plenty of. in the way along the south and east coast of the south africa those rains in tanzania becoming more widespread as we head through monday and then to the south as i say it is a few days a fairly unsettled condition so rain for cape town on monday then it clears up time is not too bad a little bit below the average for this time of year and sunny but quite important for the next few days and cool winds from the west. progress. or a serious mistake. artificial intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our life. but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or worse. in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of they are accessing vast amounts of our personal data for data on al-jazeera. but like you're watching officer of me said holroyd the reminder of our top stories

fairly light in temperature wise just $29.00 degrees in santa that we had down into central and southern africa the usual showers and thunderstorms across those central areas as we go through sunday quite a few coastal quite heavy at times into the southern section of tons of air and also plenty of showers and gusty winds working their way along that south and east coast of the south africa those rains in tanzania becoming more widespread as we head through monday and then to the south as i say it is a few days a fairly unsettled condition so rain for cape town on monday then it clears up time is not too bad a little bit below the average for this time of year and sunny funny but quite important is the showers for the next few days and cool winds from the west. stories and life. and inspiration. a series of short documentaries from around the wilds that celebrate the human spirit against the odds. al-jazeera selects gangs. i am. not about to watch al-jazeera with me so robin a reminder of our top news stories the president of bella ruse or sought help from russia as protests grow calling for hi

feel the problems of southern africa are probably framed -- properly framed by our media where should the issues be examined more closely in their own african content? mr. baldwin: i think the isrican vision of africa compulsively defensive. south africa implicates everyone in this room. it brings into question, he reveals, the real meaning of the civil mission, because that is how africa was civilized. matter howcess, no one might want to pretty it up or what hollywood has told us, the african context cannot exist in the american imagination. brings into focus the uneasy american imagination, the real role of black people in this country in that american imagination. that whiteeing people have never accepted the real meaning of it and are not that this hase never had been or will be a white country. we have been here together too long. the vocabulary which we are avoiding has to deal with that before dealing with anything as vivid, dangerous, or overwhelming as the south african situation. question.lated do you think this administration , the reagan administration, has a different at

is not exactly a wet one as a steady 25 and breezy so the showers are in land alone the moment southern africa should be largely drawing apart from the passing showers or occasional winter fronts to go through cape tumble a moment the wind is a northerly is quite warm in both cape town important as with summer heat wave is just a nice bit of mid-winter warms. a $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from uk cycling to save the forests the famous yellow dress fade from blue jeans. to conserving the world's dwindling wetlands 3 of the aids world's global bird migration routes are sick right where we are the basic discovered a treasure trove it is one of the most special that lands on the planet after ice ecosystems and land it on al-jazeera. rooted to. welcome back time to recap our headlines now the u.s. state department has called for more top saudi intelligence officials are the job valued partner of job he filed a lawsuit in washington d.c. on thursday accusing saudi crown prince mohammed bin so man of sending hit men to calendar to kill him. beijing's to

issue is not exactly a wet one a study 25 and breezy so the showers are in land alone the moment southern africa should be largely drawing apart from the passing showers or occasional winter fronts to go through cape tumble a moment the wind is a northerly is quite warm in both cape town important as with summer heat wave is just a nice bit of mid winter warms. talk to own their own we ask is the government not taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that at travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the phone to 0 i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world we're willing and fit in taking you into a place you might not visit otherwise and feel that you were there. welcome back you're watching around the 0 time to recap i have lines the u.s. state department has called former top saudi intelligence officials. a valued partner a job he filed a lawsuit in washington d.c. on thursday accusing the saudi crown prince of sending hit men to ca

violence and he promised to do more to assist people there this speculation some other countries in southern africa could send in troops to assist mozambique's army it's happened before in the democratic republic of congo in the city and in mozambique back when a number of fighters were causing problems there most of these governments this fight is the theory a tit i saw all responsible for the violence the area in northern rich in natural gas and some projects are worth more than $60000000000.00 is a concern for the fighting could spill over into other countries in the region similar to what's been seen currently on the continent in the region and the horn of africa now iraq has recorded 4000 new corona virus infections its highest single day increase nearly 17 deaths have also been reported a sharp rise in cases is overwhelming hospitals are already stretched by decades of conflict and sanctions a curfew has been extended in a number of cities to contain the virus which has killed more than 5 and a half hours and people. 170 s. try that in panama pleading with authorities to go with coronavirus c

and look at all this sand and so it could be a fairly unpleasant day on a sunday then down into southern africa more showers and thunderstorms through central areas in the next couple of days quite a few shots along coastal areas mozambique up through tanzania kenya even as far north as somalia but it should be mostly fine and dry across south africa want to see showers in madagascar suffered a bit of a repeat really on sunday but a very warm day in port elizabeth sunny skies the winds are coming from the interior from the north so that's why it's so very warm the change direction on monday it's fine and dry cooler and then scattered showers on tuesday. 0. is the government not taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter on the road to 0. from the favelas of caracas so the battlefields around also our job is to get to the truth and the power of people through knowledge. about general does it i remind of our top s

and look at all this sand and so it could be a fairly unpleasant day on a sunday then down into southern africamore showers and thunderstorms through central areas in the next couple of days quite a few shots along coastal areas mozambique up through tanzania kenya even as far north as somalia but it should be mostly fine and dry across south africa want to see showers in madagascar suffered a bit of a repeat really on sunday but a very warm day in port elizabeth sunny skies the winds are coming from the interior from the north so that's why it's so very warm the change direction on monday it's fine and dry cooler and then scattered showers on tuesday. every war makes a devastating impact of musicologists earthrise explores some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important samples the we have to make sure there are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there there simulating what happens when an elephant comes life up to conflict on al-jazeera. they were going to