we wanted to end the bloodshed in southern africa. we wanted to have the right of self-determination in southern africa. we wanted to have majority rule with the full protection of the rights of the minority. we wanted to preserve human dignity in southern africa. we have taken the initiative and in southern africa today, the united states is trusted by the black front line and black africa. the united states is trusted by the other elements in southern africa. the united states foreign policy under this administration has been one of progress and success. and i believe that instead of talking about soviet progress, we can talk about american success. and may i make an observation? part of the question you asked, i don't believe it is in the best interest of the united states and the nato nations to have a communist government in nato. mr. carter has indicated he would look with sympathy to a communist government in nato. i think that would destroy the integrity and the strength of nato, and i am totally opposed to it. gov. carter: mr

we wanted to end the bloodshed in southern africa. we wanted to have the right of self-determination in southern africa. we wanted to have majority rule with the full protection of the rights. we wanted to preserve human dignity in southern africa. we have taken the initiative and in southern africa today the united states is trusted by the black frontline nations and black africa. united states is trusted by the other elements in southern africa. united states foreign policy under this administration has been one of progress and success. and i believe that instead of talking about soviet progress we can talk about american successes. and may i make an observation, part of the question you asked, i do not believe it is in the best interest of the united states and the major nations to have a communist government in nato. mr. carter has indicated he would look with sympathy to a communist government in nato. i say that would destroy the integrity and the strength of nato and i am totally opposed to it. gov. carter: mr. ford has unfortu

this is this is phenomenal, that we found the largest rainforest forest in southern africa.n, professor bayliss has been leading expeditions of scientists into mabu, trying to gather evidence to justify the forest�*s protection. there's only a limited amount of resources available to try and protect places, and somehow and some way, you've got to try and, unfortunately, rank them in terms of importance. the more new species we can find, the greater the justification to try and protect the places like mabu. this one. wait, wait. we were invited to join professor bayliss on one of his biggest and most ambitious expeditions yet. no scientists have ever been into the centre of this forest. we'd be the first group, 25 people strong, national and international scientists going into the centre of mabu forest. and we're going to find new species. yeah, get that duct tape over there. getting there is quite an operation. once you drive into the village, the end of the road, if you like, and that's where the vehicles stop, everything gets unpacked from the vehicles. the villagers come

the presence of un peacekeepers, troops, southern africa, hasn't stopped the loss of territory. however, valencia includes mines and some of the world's largest deposits of colton. mineral used in electronics. exports are worth millions of dollars a year. and $23.00 says it's fighting to protect members of its persecuted ethnic group. un us and you accuse we're one day of supporting the arm groups claims to galleys has denied. okay, okay. following the government and uh, i think whereas a crucial moment what pressure underwent could be one of the ways to push m 23 to either withdrawal or stuff. it's expansion. but at some point, this pressure will no longer be as effective. if m $23.00 is allowed to extend further into the territory. it's the latest chapter at decades old conflict in the eastern d or c one in which rwanda and you've gone to haven't faded for being accused of meddling losing minerals so cool, so i'm on. we have, i'm happy since the start of the school. every way we go, we find ourselves in an on such a situation. we don't know what to do that in the children, get

i would not, but it passed some streets flooding possibility as well for southern africa. summer shouldn't mean big rains and this particular one's back turned into just that situation. there were warnings i from ally. race of this is the line of heavy shares that stretch short time through mozambique as well. lucky the attempt has back has been halt recently. big chas rancho big as well, but further south and says africa, it's quite dry. as natural dishonest, as increase concern for the planet from people across the globe are taking action times running founders. the lower comes in germany, environmental campaign. so facing the roster of authorities and in some cases being labeled extremes for using direct action protests people empower, investigates climate correct down on which is 0. the the, the new watching out. just a record your mind about top stories here. this obvious 5 people have been killed and well, 5 in los angeles. but they just as funding in hollywood hills, tens of thousands of people have been forced from their homes and at least a 1000 pills and destroy mozambique suppos

so southern africa, summer should mean big rains and this particular one's back turned into just that situation. there were warnings, i'm from a library. so this is the line of heavy shelves that stretch short time through most i'm because well lucky the time she's back is be hawk recently. big childs rancho big as well. but for the science in south africa, it's quite dry. in 2001, the us invaded afghanistan, stating its intention to the the stable stage and the military able to overcome the tyler bonds. did, ma'am, not around 24 hours. not tibetans living at his ease of health plans for the victims of tuesdays of quake. people gathered in the pool and india to remember the 126 people who being confirmed dead. the quake struck in the remote southern region of chicata authorities and ended search efforts up to finding more than a full 100 survivors. katrina, you reports now from beijing. so this is the biggest us like to strike china in more than a decade. overall the decimal center at 126 people killed and 188 inches. some of them are in critical condition. now in addition to the scho

so southern africa, summer should mean big writings and this particular ones by turning to just that situation. there were warnings i've from a lot of ways. so this is the line of heavy share of that stretch short time through mozambique as well. lucky the temperatures back has been hot recently. big south rancho big as well, but further south and says africa, it's quite dry. in 2001, the us invaded afghanistan, stating its intention to build a stable state and a military able to overcome the tyler by the united states military has begun strikes, but after 2 decades trillion spent on countless lives lost. the mission failed and the telephone games full control. and you 2 part series analyzes the strategies and mistakes that led to that failure of chemist on the price of people coming soon on, which is 0 from a now present in 5 areas. that's the don in what a senior un official says is a humanitarian by system side going proportion is millions address space. and the us now says, genocide is taking place. so what's the well doing for the people of saddam? this is inside story, the hell

with fluctuations, as you can see now or down in southern africa, it's the wet season in the summer. but it's the wet season with significant rain likely in malawi and comes in the next test there of the natural dishonest as increase concern and people across the globe are taking action times running, filed at the lower end. they've come in germany, environmental campaigns. so facing the rocks of authorities, and in some cases being labeled extremes for using direct action protests. people empower, investigates climate correct down on out to 0. the venezuela, columbia bull just has become a stomping grounds for trespasses as desperate people transgress and illegal passage to feed an emerging fuel trafficking market. we followed the powerless journey unguarded through the line of fire risk and your friend is wailing columbia on al jazeera the the road. and you're watching the news, our on algae 0 reminder of our main stories, a prominent opposition figure in most i'm big finance him on the line. he has returned home after he fled the country in october following his election. defeat i

so here during the many of these 3 foods are available throughout southern africa. what makes malawi so unique? i think we have malawi is a proud people to give up our simple fare for superficial sophistication. besides the cooked grasshoppers, which definitely freaked me out, i feel much more closer to my mellow insights. and instead of thinking of these things as weird, i'd like to thank you for coming on the journey with me to explore. 5 of them allow we best indigenous flavors. mom a brought home take away. imagine stuff, a freaking office. let's say o c gets that is the multi talented office. she's making headlines, not because of a painting or fashion design skills, but because of what speaks to hers. let's take a look why, but this young design is special, not possible without offs. and what does her work have to do with freedom, feminism and identity? when this and you will see the democracy, but our parties are still remembering things that happened like just um, 2 generations ago was not even saying like, you know, crazy, maternal grandmother was still ali

our friendship for its people and our commitment to peaceful change towards majority rule in southern africai will also strive to improve our relations with the soviet union and the peoples republic of china, ensuring our security while seeking to reduce the risk of conflict. we will continue to express our concern about violations of human rights as we have during this past week, without upsetting our efforts toward friendly relationships with other countries. later, on another program, i will make a much more complete report to you on foreign policy matters. i'd like to tell you now about one of the things that i've already learned in my brief time in office. i've learned that there are many things that a president cannot do. there is no energy policy that we can develop that would do more good than voluntary conservation. there is no economic policy that would do as much as shared faith and hard work, efficiency and in the future of our system. i know that both the congress and the administration as partners in leadership have limited powers. that's the way it ought to be. but in the mont

as much of southern africa deals with its, was dropped in decades. the main reservoir serving had out a is drying up. what's left is what's a so toxic. it's killing live stuck on the city's outskirts, limited with the little little our cattle start shaking their heads as if they're irritated in the nasal canal. next the skin pills offices, we have lost 2 cows and 4 caps after the death of rhinos. we now suspect that the same disease is the one affecting our cattle. the city council is accused of releasing votes of age and to make to barrow, which is just 30 kilometers from the capital. is they have the contamination of that sent over to you. and to send it back to the vin causes a lot of it's, it's curious if it took grounds for audio codes, which includes which then takes a little filter again and whatnot. and this is tom to anymore. the what is natural filtration system is also and the spread woodlands are crucial to filtering out pollutants, but are being damaged and destroyed to make room for construction to meet the cities, housing, to months. i

for more on the situation, i spoke to the senior advocate for the horn and southern africa at refugeesgoing on for a while but it feels like we're close to seeing a major city falling? right. that will be catastrophic for very many reasons yes, the conflict in the drc has been protected. close to the city of goma falling into the hand of rolando backed m 23. if that happens, in a region that is already under severe humanitarian crisis this is catastrophic. how powerful is this group? do you think it's capable of fully taking on government forces? yes. in january last year at me and my colleague could feel it even in the air that m 23 if they really wanted they could take over goma for the them taken over means they can do it. the cynical part of all this is, they know that the eyes of the international is focused here. they are taking advantage of what is the transition going on to really make their moves. by transition do you mean donald trump taken office? donald trump taking office. under the previous government they took a fairly hardline position with the rwandan government tellin

jump into watching the the hello that will stop by looking at the earlier satellite image for southern africa . and you can see tropical fi icon, decal it a, and mean for the northern tip of madagascar. now it's going to bring some very wet and windy weather to that area. we are expecting some heavy rain and possible land slides. metal gasket has issued a yellow warning full that cycling it's expected to move to the south of may or before working. it's wait for the soft down the mos and beat channel, bring a threat of a flooding to the likes of books, one of pots of south africa, and mozambique as it intensifies that reign of the next few days. after the north of this, it is a quiet picture. we have got some, i'm settled whether however, effecting algeria to new z a and libya, thanks to a storm working his way east, across the mediterranean, there's gonna be more unsettled weather to come for the middle east angle events, particularly for western parts of iran. so wintery weather expected here, west of weather across central parts of saudi arabian is temperature. pick up across the events. on

now, in southern africa, we've had some very hard time. she's buying noise at the moment, but bite a some of writing showed. so i'm sure they're welcome and they quite concentrate to you from those. and those on baker trust in barbara and cutting that through books want it into good parts of south africa, however much as the west and those and kate remains hold. i'm sorry, the wave of criminal violence as equity with drug part tells, raising the challenging authorities prison rights for political assassinations. ecuador has plunged from one of the safest countries in latin america to one of the most dangerous, with the government declaring war on the guns and corruption. the people in power investigates with causes behind the search and violence. and it's devastating impact on the nation, ecuador, and the fire on that jersey. you know, the, in the hello again, you're watching out just a right quick reminder about top stories here. this uh, thousands of syrians of galvan and damascus on new year's eve to welcome in 2025 just week. sotheby's

now, in southern africa, we've had some very high temperatures, buying noise at the moment, but by day some of writing showed so on, on. show the welcome and the quite constant try to you from those numbers on baker trust in barbara and cut him out 2 books, one into good part of south africa, however much as the west and those and kate remains hold. i'm sorry, the unique perspectives. what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending money on all of those bonds? killing innocence? and as i said, 11 on, on her voices, the world has turned its back on so that our lives to match. so many people matter just as much as the other, connect with our community and be part of the conversation. we feel very unsafe because of the 2nd 12 presidency. they don't see the need and then trying to appease to people on social media. the stream on out to 0, the hello, i'm adrian said again, this is counting, the cost of i was a 0, you're reaching look at the world of business, and he cannot make this rich. it's seen as a game changer. but critics say artificial intelligence is just hype. so will i

now in southern africa, we've had some very high temperatures, buying noise environment, but by day some of writing showed so on, on show the welcome on the clock constant. try to from those numbers on baker trust in barbara and cutting back to pot swanner into good parts of south africa. however much as the west and those and cape remains hold. and sorry, the, the latest news as it breaks, people here in the queue is israel, of deliberately destroying every possible lifelines they have left with detailed coverage. these what your planes have targeted this pool which is shows branch thousands of housing is, will have been forcibly this place from the heart of the story is very systematic and deliberate disruption of golf as well, with the infrastructure as left more than 2000000 people in a space of commerce and struggled. the trouble, the comes to an end lives destroyed by was in sudan garza and ukraine regimes . somebody in consoling, ever go now gone a dog from defies the quotes and critics to bring the u. s. selection. so what lies in store for 2025. this is inside story the .

the had low, they will stop by looking at the earliest satellite image for southern africa and you can see tropical sites on intercalated clipping of the northern tip of not a gas going off at the be named. it took a day, which means one filled with 2 is that it's such a bringing the rain as it moves into the mozambique channel, some strong winds as well. we have got a red warning out from a out there. it's not expected to make a direct hit, but it will be felt as it moves its way further south bringing some very heavy rain, some strong winds as well. and you can see them picking out as we go monday in to choose that it continues to work its way for the south. it sparked warnings across metal gasket. we're expecting that very heavy rain which could bring a threat of land slides. we've also got warnings out for the very heavy rain in places like bought swan a now across move in africa to logic, quiet picture, still on set. so for the likes of algeria to new z and nivia, but the unsettled conditions that we've seen across the middle east are easing. we'll see temperatures pick up across

with fluctuations, as you can see now or down in southern africa, it's the wet season in the summer. but it's the wet season with significant rain likely in malawi and comes in the next steps or the other guys are a breathtaking tropical paradise. ready to where its former projectors are now we follow through just as they put their lights on the line, the think it's all one all to 0. the, let's take a look at the headlines now. a russian attack on the crating and stitches operation is killed at least 15 people, dozens of an engine present that. and as a lensky is cold on the allies to set up pressure on the russian. thousands of syrians attend the concepts and damascus, celebrating one month since the end of the south regime albany, with ministration has begun to rebuild. ation, still faces on, on such and future. and this is where the forces are kind of got most of the tracks across the federal sources tell out here at least 24 percent of students since don't wednesday tens of thousands of people flood the homes as well as far as it through suburbs to the west of los angeles, 2 peop

to kill the spot market and it's not long term supply that's turn attention the program not to southern africa, whereas in bob way has become the latest nation on the continent to bullish the death penalty. the country president officially signed the relevant bill into law on new year's eve. while i'm delighted to say we're joined live on the program, not in hurry by is in baldwin african national union, patriotic front ruling party and p. dr. shockey temper or what. thank you so much for your time today. thank you so very much for having me on the program. lots of countries or have drop old with this at 4 years, whether or not to once and for all, get rid of the death penalty. why has the isn't baldwin? government said yes, we're going to do it now. thank you. so they're very much. it's very complete complex issue to discuss about. but i'm gonna get to you with the decision that was taken by design. but when visibility policy or guest house and also the decision of the president to nick's or to be able to send these into law, we advice, the commuting or the operation of the death sentence. bu

in fact, rhetorical guinea, that'd be north 9 go to the off season time towards southern africa. in fact is the time to get some a ratings and they are showing themselves in mozambique malawi back in zimbabwe. and thought swan right, but not so much for the time being in south africa. the, the, this is to took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive national, sustainable tourism program. in partnership with the global sustainable tourism comes village life here retains that strong. every meal is like a feast from the farm to the tape, hundreds of excavations and restoration. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple things coming to discover the natural historical and cultural beauties. also satisfied dale, backed by him as the u. s. in governance world wide, about implementing it will mean overcoming major obstacles. what are the challenges? what's needed from each side? this is a side story. the hello welcome to the program. i mean we're on con, the last total has been the wait for israel to inc. a goes as east by deal. one that's been agreed

now this is summer, of course in southern africa and the readings are much wanted these things less so, so we'll have to see where it goes. still a head on alger 0, ben as well as opposition leader. imagine defiant, fast to being released on the eve of the president. nicholas endures. inoculation us president elect donald trump stripes of a trade war. weighs on consumer and business sentiment in china and tennis. don novak joke of h says the 1st please. and during his detention in australia, you will have the details in sports coming up later in the the latest news as it breaks the book, clubs, desk for 12, with solutions. and i'm so, so the o problem which put this 5, the support for the new administration with detailed coverage for people on business or something affected by a tax law. it's by i'm groups in the region with more than paid 10 percent of the population consider for from around the world, implementing the free meals program, the government, and to reach at least $15000000.00 by the end of this year. in depth analysis of the days headlines, what are we supposed to read in

for more on the situation, i spoke to the senior advocate for the horn and southern africa at refugeesis has been going on for a while but it feels like we are close to seeing a major city, goma, falling to this rebel group? you are right, and that will be catastrophic for very many reasons. yes, the conflict in the drc has been protracted, but over the last few years, we have not come this close to the city of goma falling into the hands of rwanda—backed m23. if that happens in a region that is already under severe humanitarian crisis, this will be catastrophic. how powerful is the group? is it capable of taking on government forces? yes, injanuary last year we were in a goma, and you could feel it even in the air that m23, if they really wanted, they could take over goma, taking over other cities, which is under 30 kilometres from goma, it means that they could do it. but the cynical part of this is they know that the eyes of the international community is not focused on them, especially here. they are taking advantage of what is the transition going on, to really make their moves. b

for more on the situation, let's bring in the senior advocate for the horn and southern africa at refugeess this conflict stand? has this been going on for a while but it feels like we're close to seeing a major city falling?— feels like we're close to seeing a major city falling? ma'or city falling? right. that will be major city falling? right. that will be catastrophic _ major city falling? right. that will be catastrophic for _ major city falling? right. that will be catastrophic for very _ major city falling? right. that will be catastrophic for very many i be catastrophic for very many reasons yes, the conflict in the drc has been protected. 0ver reasons yes, the conflict in the drc has been protected. over the last few years we have not come this close to the city falling into the hand of rolando backed m 23. if that happens, in a region that is already under severe humanitarian crisis this is catastrophic. haifa under severe humanitarian crisis this is catastrophic. how powerful is this group? _ this is catastrophic. how powerful is this group? do _ this is catastrophic. how powerf

from southern africa and all of these places. what do you think about human rights today that is different? pres. carter: it has been a very disappointing thing. not being critical today but the best thing to do is to point out opportunities for improvement rather than just brag on what we've done. when i was in the navy, reaching for greatness in moral and ethical values as human beings, it has only happened once in history as far as i know. it was immediately after the second world war. in 1945, in san francisco, we assembled about 45 nations or so, the ones that were victorious in the war primarily. they established a united nations with the idea of peace. peace. the united nations and its security council were designed so that it would prevent wars in the future. a few years later, the universal doctrine of human rights was adopted with some caveats. the south africans wouldn't agree for blacks to vote. russia would not permit free leaving of russia, a few more caveats. most of the time, people voted for the universal declara

africa over the next few days. that means very west, across southern parts of africa. we have got some flood watches out from along, we as the thunderstorms continue, and then they all in books, one it and south africa as well. in 2001, the us invaded afghanistan, stating its intention to build a stable stage. and in minutes, are you able to overcome the tyler bon united states military has begun strikes, but off to, to decades. trillion spend on countless lives lost the mission, sales, and the telephone games full control. and youtube part series analyzes the strategies and mistakes that lead to that failure of chemist on the price of piece coming soon on, which is 0 most pools and goes become a bottles are patients and health workers, all victims of as well as will the director of come all i'd want, most people in the nose is missing of being retained. for course they how come to you and i'm the wealth. how still is role from attacking health facilities. this is inside the .

people are starving in southern africa now because of drought. et cetera. et cetera. we need leadership in this country. and by the way, in every other bloody country on earth that understands that we're going to save this planet for our kids and future generations. we need radical changes in our energy policies. we need to have the courage to take on the greed of the fossil fuel industry. you know, when trump talks about climate change being a hoax, let's also remember that he went to the fossil fuel industry and asked for huge amounts of campaign contributions. that is outrageous. we are fighting for the future of this planet and the well-being of our kids and future generations. and we need people in leadership who understand that, who are reaching out to countries all over the world and say, you know what? we've got to forget our political differences. whether you're in china, russia, any place else, you're going to be impacted by climate change. and we've got to work together to cut carbon emissions and move to energy efficiency and sustainable energies. >> befor

with fluctuations, as you can see now or down in southern africa, it's the wet season in the summer, but it's the wet season with significant rain likely in malawi and townsend. the next steps are the, is there a war on guys a continue, the new series takes you beyond the headlines of the company. if you're not chose, you're not entitled to the success of rights award winning force or fund to my brutal meets renowned. had a standing in human rights defend a lot about the whole young generation. they have center to palestine as part of their identity as such a innovation. that's why the districts were refrain on a jersey to the latest news, the heavy what sort of the dust and left behind was collected on stored by the devils bought into the mosque. the thoughts are serious though is the following scenario with detailed coverage. the origin time government has also lost, i know for ration controls, walk, trafficking and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning they can work from much longer. the t

would be good because it is a classic case study in which to time a communities of on the southern tip of africa are taking on a might see, you know, sort of western power is a case that people are following because it was set to a place it in full. how are the african countries you know, from this experience to also deal with with a full man with a full mouth, collodion, massis like like france and like the gym and so on. i'm still a lot of countries in midway, so ever been kind of that way at one point into the power that was easily with keen interest. like we did, i had friends with us. i was out of country, i was you know, putting a claim to say no, what was it you guys did it wrong? the news the the the hello and welcome to cross software. all things are considered and peter level, it would be nice to see in the new year with some optimism. unfortunately, this is not the case. the accumulation and deepening of many problems from last year are still very much with us. so fucking love brace for impact, the cross sucking 2025. i'm joined by my guess. george sent me while we and booty past . he

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