he was just saying that you can divide sudan into an old sudan and a new sudan.oking at the crux of the violence that has broken out in the blue nile stage. how can we overcome that ? bakry eljack elmedni: thank you for having me. i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you today at this historic omit and sad moment in the history of our country. to speak to your question, in a postcolonial country it is not unheard of to have tribal conflict and ethnic conflict. that is something that has been around. the difference is in the last 30 years there has been an official investment by the authority and by that i mean the bashir regime to invest in the extreme policies. and i have to add in the aftermath of october, 2021, there have been serious investment in tribal lysing politics, ethnic politics and using tribes as a substitute and a proxy for gaining political power. from that perspective i would say that bashir played the game in the north and the south. and in blue nile as well. the difference is there used to be a center of command, the security apparatus used

stella has been fighting for freedom and democracy in sudan and south sudan for many years. ah, with other like minded people, she founded initiatives to support the lives of displaced persons and victims of violence with food donations but also with book donations. when she fled car to men early 2020, to stella herself, donated around 700 books. the sudanese capital was no longer safe. she had been threatened and arrested multiple times through the writers in exile scholarship program by the writers association pen. she has been living in common a little town in north rine westphalia since march. but her children are still with her ex husband in sudan. she hopes that she can sing be reunited with her 3 boys in germany. i think every mother here in the audience is feeling with you right now, sir. how tough is yet to ration for you in exile as a mother, but also as an artist, to who has this ever intensifying in her call to change things. i, you mandate i and make my children in also already that i'm a mother in risk. so any time, any think what happened to me so you so foste

stella has been fighting for freedom and democracy in sudan and south sudan for many years. with other like minded people, she founded initiatives to support the lives of displaced persons and victims of violence with food donations, but also with book donations. when she fled car to men early 2020, to stella herself, donated around 700 books. the sudanese capital was no longer safe. she had been threatened and arrested multiple times through the writers in exile scholarship program by the writers association pen. she has been living in common a little town in north rine westphalia since march. but her children are still with her ex husband and sudan. she hopes that she can sing be reunited with her 3 boys in germany. i think every mother here in the audience is feeling with you right now, sir. how tough is yet to ration for you in exile as a mother, but also as an artist too. who has this ever intensifying in her call to change things? i you mandate i and make my children in also already that i'm a mother you risk. so any time anything could happen to me. so you so foster d

and fact, the current appeal for sudan is only 40 percent, find it. in addition, we will need to help communities cope with recurring climate shocks by doing things such as helping them per to, to protect glades at grazing, land and water resources. this will be critical going forward. so arshad, she said in that that, that the, the need is only 40 percent funded the internationally for sudan, 40 percent funded. what does that me and do? does that number ring church in your for your organization, say the children and what is 40 percent made like what, what can you not do because you're only 40 percent? so yeah, that excites 40 percent of the overall image and response plan which was developed for 2022 is a funded which means that another 6 that has a 60 percent gap in terms of the actual funding requested for implementing some emergency accumulated and implementation. so i think what that means is that there are gaps still left and most importantly, i think the 2 sectors which always get ignored is education and protection. and i'll, i'll specifically

the inability to solve the conflict is not in sudan. always going to have these conflicts, but you always have to have ways to solve these complex. and right now there is no way to solve these conflicts, and that's why they're rough and when they are wrapped, there's no way to hold them back. i guess what i'm trying to get to the bottom of is whether the this particular vines is rubbing because it's being ignored by the military government in cartoon. or because it's being stokes, by the military. so both, both in the same level, it's more like in able, they're not able to control them. so it's not that they're using them to, to do anything over there. but these problems are there. there's a huge economic issue because of the one year into the qu, economic economy of the countries collapsing. there's all these issues that need to be dealt with. there is all these promises that were given after their illusion, and all of these have not been answered. so now you're just sitting there waiting for, for things to improve and they're getting

a jude was saying that you can divide sudan into olds who don and new sudan for looking at the crux of the violence is broken out in the blue nile state . how can we overcome that for it's a for thank you for me. i would appreciate the opportunity to speak to you today moment as well. so a sudden moment of the country, but to your question, let me just say it's in a post colonial country. it's not, it's not unheard of to have private conflict on it and that's something has been around. the difference is, in the last 30 years, i think they have to share investment from the authority. i mean here, the regime they invested in extreme policies are delightful. and i have to add, in the aftermath of over $22021.00. they have been even investment in tribalism, politics, ethnic politics. i knew the tribes of the substitute on a property, forgetting for the power. so from that perspective, i would say on, but she played the game, you know where she's redeem always knew the game for they played it out in la donna and not as well. but the difference is they used to be identified. some of the secu

well, meanwhile, the us ambassador to sudan seems to be going against the tide. as the 1st american diplomat have pointed to that position in 25 years, he was quite concerned about sudan, strengthening its cooperation with russia. all countries have a sovereign right to decide which other countries to partner with. but these choices have consequences. of course, if the sudanese government moves forward with the agreement with russia to establish a naval base or to renegotiate about it, it would be detrimental to the interests of sudan, apparently lacking experience, as well as thoughtlessly repeating washington's undiplomatic approaches. john godfrey, like his predecessors, is trying to speak to the sudanese people in the language of threats and ultimatums, regarding cartoons implementation of its sovereign foreign policy. his arguments concerning the modern world order, look absurd. we spoke with a political analyst that mackey elbow crappy, who says sudan wants to make its own decisions without having to consult with outside players. the only will be in was opt

the social fabric of sudan has been destroyed.rmy has previously stated was stepping away from talks to allow parties to reach a consensus on forming a new government. while that is yet to happen, those on the streets continue to call for a return to civilian rule. al jazeera, khartoum. >> at least 11 students have died after a fire broke out at a school for the blind in uganda. six others are in critical condition. ripping through the dormitory at around 1 a.m. at the school in the district east of the capital, kampala. the students were trapped inside and not able to escape because the windows had been made burglar proof. brazil's political future could become clearer after sunday with the country's runoff presidential election taking place. the candidates, the incumbent, bolsonaro, and former leader lula da silva, brazil's first working class president. millions continue to face hunger and soaring unemployment. we have reports from brazil. reporter: brazil's agricultural industry accounts for one third of its gdp. the country i

ready ah my father founded the sudan people's liberation movement. the s b l m. in 1983. with my mother by his side, he led an armed struggle against an islamic fundamentalist government based in the north of the country for the self determination of the people in the south and democratic transformation of the whole country. it was a civil war characterized by ethnic as well as religious differences. but the majority of people in the north identifying as arab and muslim and a majority of people in the south identifying as african and christine lou. oh, a a in 2005. the s gillan in the sudanese government, signed in historic peace agreement. aah! in as with with my father became vice president. it looked as though he was going to deliver on the promise of deliberations. 2 people were elated. philip hope with it didn't last long on the morning of july 31st, 2005 the world walk up to the shop in the use of the death of doctor john got out. he had been sworn in as the 1st vice president also, dan, becoming the 2nd most powerful person in the country. or mike, i spent 21 years

south sudan. oh, we flooded the street with renewed hope and then you home. oh, a nation is born. even cells to dog is built for the less electric base. 2 years after independently i bought. oh, we fell back into another civil war. after my name, we are the struggle no longer for freedom, but a power struggle within our own government. tonight's will begin with claims of an attempt to cool insults. who doubt it started with our president self a key and accusing his deputy, the atmosphere and others of trying to overthrow his government as a victim who have lost it not far. so is this really what we fought for? what we had been per day here, since i'm not going the way we're waiting to wait, you know, what is problem? i will not be part of what my mother was forced back into exile to neighboring kenya for speaking out against a leadership that she had spent decades and struggle with. another agreement aimed at piece is sought to don. they see this dying the deal that provides for my mother thing. 5 vice president and $550.00 members of parliament will hold after a series of failed

c with in south sudan, my father's image surrounds us. we imagine and remember, different versions of him. i transform him into the hero, we can be the day he died as now martyrs day. he is our founding father. our departed father of the liberation struggle. what about our mother who was here my family is my work. i dont accessed the when without them i even go to that you put sudan 1st one that comes and is a man will be a this is unfair. i love my family. i said not someone who left our family. i went, did my husband for my sake, but the way i what people do i being mistreated. it hurts me. i came over to the position that god has given me that at happy to help a lot people to live. but i thought i thought let it just press ah ah oh i'm coming with . i'm gonna shut it. i'm lynch. i had a hard time there now with okay, so you know, i'm, i told i thought that i applied to germany tomorrow and i applied for peace and development studies. so i said i would rather study appease and conflict right. yes . and how this yields constance trauma o

what's causing child hunger in sudan to get worse? ah, saving spot the season with clouds streaming from the atlantic little humps in it and windings here and there layers of low pressure. it's got to be autumn, has it not? which means windy quite often. rain sometimes a drop in temperature, significant places where antalya broke the october record for the whole country yesterday. this cold front is sweeping through right now in fact, and we'll see a forecast high on monday of and he's 31 back down to normal if you like. cooler still near the north coast in the land, and across towards the caucasus with showers to boot. so back down to where it should be, i for the rest of europe. well, monday still looks like this with france looking better, the wind having dropped in, for example, the low countries. this winding up low here means a cold day or 2 for the baltic states for in that ukraine of if only about 9 degrees. the next system though, is running into the british, out up towards norway, leaving a huge gap and most of europe to enj

south sudan. we flooded the street with renewed hope and then you home. oh, a nation is called the steve itself to dog. it's nothing less than electric. just 2 years after independently i bought . oh, we fell back into another civil war after day and one in the struggle no longer for freedom. but the power struggle within our own government to nights would begin with claims of an attempt to cool insults who done. it started with our president self a key and accusing his deputy, the amateur, and others of trying to overthrow his government. i said, who have lost no fair. so is this really what we thought for one we had been per day here been so i'm not going the way we're ready to wait. you know what is problem? i will not keep bias. one of my, my mother was forced back into exile to neighboring kenya for speaking out against a leadership that she had spent decades. and struggle with. another agreement aimed at piece is sought to don. they see this dying to do that provides for my mother things. 5 vice president and $550.00 members of parliament were pulle

now the us, i'm back to sudan has warned the country over its military cooperation with russia . as despite president biden telling the un general assembly last week that washington doesn't pose any ultimatums to other nations. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner. meanwhile, the us ambassador to so dan seems to be going against the tide. as a 1st american diplomat pointed to that position in 25 years, he was rather concerned about sudan strengthen. he has ties with rush all countries have a sovereign right to decide which other countries to partner with. but these choices have consequences. of course, if the sudanese government moves forward with the agreement with russia to establish a naval base or to renegotiate about it, it would be detrimental to the interests of sudan, apparently lacking experience, as well as thoughtlessly repeating washington's undiplomatic approaches. john godfrey, like his predecessors, is trying to speak to the sudanese peopl

sudan has seen political unrest and an economic crisis since a military coup last year.enior africa correspondent anne soy has more on this story. fighting first broke out last week and then on wednesday and thursday this week it escalated at least 150 people died. the un says as many as 170 but they haven�*t verified those figures. it has been very difficult for them to get to that area and aid agencies have been calling for urgent and unimpeded access to the affected area. now, at the core of the problem is a dispute over land. these are communities that have lived alongside each other for a very long time but some are herders, others are farmers and therefore, there have been conflicts over the use of resources and the whole of africa is experiencing a prolonged drought, and that just exasperates the situation. from wednesday on, we have been told that hundreds of people fled from cities and they have been going to neighbouring cities and intense gunfire. and houses are also set ablaze, one hospital in the area said that they had at least 80 people injured. an oil tan

sam baset, i sent the sudan in more than 2 decades. as washington does seek to improve ties author lifting many of its sanctions against the country. the russian embassy has reacted to the recent warning by saying countries should not attempt to manipulate carter tombs. so foreign policy making. we spoke with a political analyst at mackie, elbow crappy who says today and wants to make his own decisions without having to consult outside players. the only will be optimistic that a and then i can do that. they are, i can say that they prove it used to that is, it is not something wrong as the right good relations with china. we all and what is going on is that there is improvement. but this man is modest by the law or more, that is almost the case. and the sand now is a terrible list. but the problem again, united is, is many. so then these people, if they don't follow the recipe for relation, there will bring them back to you again. and this is joe, say it when you have an african can be affected by your fashion. and when you have russia

we are going to look at protests in sudan marking here since and military takeover derailed. countries transition to civilian rule. and cat all pledges host the 1st carbon neutral football world cup. we take a look at the challenges facing with with what is of it caught at our new south wales from the point of view of yet more ray of the flooded area. as you can see, there is still cloud around as a circulation just going offshore from victoria into tasmania. where flooding is again or the certainty i would say been very wet and it's not going to show any signs of finishing. the next band will come through eventually it's interesting, the in northern australia well attempts has been reaching the middle forty's, the heat wave warning. we also generating thunder stalls, the northern territory, and more insignificant chairs to west australia. if i take you through to thursday, the store is much the same for tasmania and victoria, the shower is freddie switched to not attempt is down a bit in queensland after new sealant. now this is proper spring weather here. the temper has been up and d

what is causing joy, hunger in sudan to get worse? there was ah hello, they will look at africa in a moment, the 1st to the middle east, and it is a largely quiet picture for much of the region. we've seen a lot of hate across the levant and turkey with you temperature reco. it's being set in october, but they are going to start to come down as that cold front brings the wet weather for the east, looking largely dry across the region. temperatures picking up however, in iraq baghdad, sing 42 by the time we get to wednesday. so some new story for doha and do by sitting in the early forty's, the humidity will start to easier over the next few days. and just a bit of popcorn cloud lingering around southern areas of saudi arabia and yemen, bringing a shower, what's who? but for the wet weather we have to head to that central band of africa. heavy pulses of rain putting across my gere which isn't going to help the flood situation here on the blustery winds as well. blowing out further west, some heavy rain affecting northern areas of alger

conflict needs nearly one and a half 1000000 children under the age of 5, facing malnutrition, in south sudan. why 71 percent of the population needs humanitarian assistance. climb actually started tomato soup. over thank of sun flowers at the national gallery in london. ah ah, here's her weather update in a minute 15. good to have you long blustery showers, head the forecasts for the islands of ireland and britain. more so western areas here toward the north. it's not going to be a wash out. there will be some sunny spells mixed in as well. also got a slug of rain moving across southern areas of germany into austria and the czech republic. but south of this, the rain has shifted away from albania, so tarana up to 22 degrees. now south of that, that's where we've got some severe thunderstorms bubbling up across greece is creek island that run of rain is moving into southern turkey. so what day and on talia? we've also got some blustery showers in the mix for it's stumble with a high of 18 degrees. still sunny, still warm for southern sections of spain that includes seville red on the nose, 30

. >> one year after the military coup, sudan is still mired in uncertainty. elections have been promised for 2023, but many do not believe they will take place. mark: we are watching the situation in sudan for you. time for truth or fake. there's video online claiming to show french soldiers arming terrorists in mali. >> mali recently accused france of delivering weapons to militants during the united nations security council on october 19. while france denied the claims as defamatory, not long after the accusations, many pro-russian accounts have been sharing this post right here. this post with over 13,000 views, together with this video that would be proof that france supports terrorism in mali, claiming that french soldiers are arming terrorists. video goes along with the post where we see french soldiers. we can see them transporting these weapons as well, and if we fast forward a bit, we can see this man in a turban with this soldier handing him a yellow package with weapons in it. according to readers who alerted the france 24 observers team, the video

you have until you lose it. follow them so that it for young people like me, life is hard here in sudan, lacking a lot of them was it. but the day i came back and saw the look on my mother's space, only with the corners of that look, the love i have for her. why did tech love is over there without hopefully good out . it was such an intense feeling can. it's very difficult to explain whether you look at a very difficult thought ronald can. i'd escaped death or better sandlin . it was like i had died and come back to life. ah, foreign powers supplied half tell with both troops and weapons. in 2015, the east and the west 40 each other with an arsenal from the gadhafi days, a scene in this footage low then in 2019 a new military era dawned in libya. the weapons appeared near russian battle tanks. north american, heavy artillery and many serbian portable rocket launchers in these few seconds of footage, 10 mortar shells go up and smoke, they're worth more than half a 1000000 euros. this is all despite the arms embargo that the united nations security council imposed on libya in 201115 to th

protests are taking place across the country to mark the first anniversary of a coup that halted sudan'snsition toward democracy. clothing giant adidas has ended its partnership with musician ye, formerly known as kanye west, saying it does not tolerate hate speech. cap said it would remove his products from stores aftere posted anti-semitic comments on his twitter account -- gap said it would remove his products. >> the artist formerly known as kanye west, ye has never been one to do things by the book. he has been outspoken from the start and it has worked for him, but is that dynamic changing? the wraparound fashion mogul has made repeated anti-semitic remarks, including saying he would go deaf can't three on the jewish people, a comment got him restricted on twitter -- the wrapper -- the rapper and fashion mogul. adidas has cut ties, saying it does not tolerate anti-semitism and any other sort of hate speech, and it called kanye's recent comments on acceptable, hateful, and dangerous. the yeezy collaboration is popular with sneaker heads, and the move will cost the company around $25

in sudan, more than 150 people have been killed and scores more injured during two days of fighting in the southern state of blue nile. it's the latest in a series of clashes between the hausa people and rival groups in southern sudan that have left hundreds of people dead this year, while driving tens of thousands from their homes. ukraine faces a worsening energy crisis after a series of russian attacks on critical infrastructure brought nationwide shortages of power and heat. on thursday, authorities began limiting supplies of electricity between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. officials say one-third of ukraine's power stations have been recently hit by missile and drone attacks. in washington, state department spokesperson ned price on thursday cited abundant evidence that iranian military trainers are helping russian forces carry out drone strikes. >> we assess iranian personnel, iranian military personnel were on the ground in crimea and assisted russia in these operations. russia has received dozens of these so far and will likely to receive additional shipments in the future. we are

only about 3 percent has gone to places like somalia and sudan, which are on the brink of a food supply catastrophe. it should come as no surprise that russia thinks it's outrageous to be criticized for suspending a deal that isn't even fulfilling its established purpose. washington's reaction to the terrorist attack on the port of savannah, i suppose, truly outrageous. this happened because of the reckless actions by the ukranian authorities. as for the insinuations about provoking hunger, we would like to remind you of our repeated calls to sent food shipments. first of all, to countries in need. instead, however, a good half of all carriers under the green deal went to developed countries. li vision, the some cargoes 60 to 100 percent, went to e u countries. these are not the states that are experiencing a real problem with food taking into account the russia has been and remains a reliable partner and is ready to provide the world the necessary amounts of food . our country is ready to supply the poorest countries with up to $500.00 tons of grain free of charge. the west's apparent