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so i took it to us and it was a thank you the in tanzania. it's been more than 2 years since the mia has son took over the presidency of a inheriting power directly from her previously. so the latest john level for the career position. she's the 1st female president of the nation, that it's fair to say her time and office has seen her put tens in the out of pocket to transition opposition figures ostracized and imprisoned under member fully had been. welcome back into the fold and cheese relaxed restrictions on the press licensing position publications banned by who freed assessor taken us and to her directly addressing the press. my job is to work with journalists, communicating developments through the sustainable development goals. and i do, if we use the g, no one should be left behind to see, do journalists have a significant contribution to development? so why should i work alone and leave you tens of millions behind? it's not possible. if you have any problems, we should sit down, talk and understand the government's challenges, and i

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there are also other concerns in mozambique, in tanzania, and this is something that agencies, governments was speaking, was speaking in swahili in uganda, that means there is a lot of crossing across the borders, and a lot of cooperation between borders. this is not a problem that will go away soon and needs immediate response. now some breaking news from switzerland, and early results suggest voters approved measures to make switzerland carbon neutral by 2050. in a referendum, people were also asked whether to raise the country�*s business tax rate from an average of ii% to a minimum of 15% to invest in renewable energies. live now to geneva — and our correspondent imogen foulkes. let�*s look at some context here. in practical terms, what changes as a result of this vote? for householders - result of this vote? for householders and - result of this vote? for| householders and small result of this vote? fr?" householders and small businesses, who were actually looking to maybe switch from oil fired who were actually looking to maybe switch from oilfired heating, which is what houses here

rains continue across a central band of africa, a heavy rain as well, pulling into coastal areas of tanzania over the next few days. but further south, this allows you to hot and dry picture lots of sunshine in johannesburg, but cooler with lots of wind for cape town to weather update, and the frank assessments, quite frankly, elizabeth dressed the elephant in the room. the reason the south koreans want their own nuclear to terraces because they don't trust to the us informed opinions. fighting has basically lock this thing up so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else, 7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the days headlines. so then by the end of the states. but there is no strong governments in control and which means that this might affect other countries inside story on al jazeera, the of the, you're watching, obviously, right. here's a reminder of our top stories. this, our ukraine's president is calling on international aid organizations to help in rescue efforts following an attack on a damaged or southern region. thousands of people have been evacuated after

. >> greg: wildlife in tanzania to lions enjoying the lion king. >> dana: that's cute. >> greg: they too. they cry, they cheer. and then they just stop and eat some like local villager. >> dana: judge? >> judge jeanine: this is how i feel most friday nights when i run around all week like a lunatic. this dog hates being dragged along the beach. is he hanging on to a towel. he is not walking. his name is tiki from oregon as you can see her wagging tail suggests she sees nothing wrong with it and she actually likes it. >> dana: pretty cute. jesse, what do you have tonight on the show? >> jesse: tonight the trans flasher blows up biden's pride night at the white house. trans flasher alert. >> dana: as a guest? >> jesse: maybe i do. >> dana: stay tuned. that's why i tune in. "special report" is up next. >> bret: jesse has the best guests. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. tonight, we have chilling testimony from a mother who was tricked into believing her daughter was kidnapped by scammers using artificial intelligence. plus, the u.s. and iran are reengaging in talks o

he has been on trial for a while having been arrested in tanzania a few years ago.90s, they operated in liberia, but then they were pursued by the ugandan forces again and again. back then, they used to attack families, schools as well. in 1998, they attacked dormitories and killed about 80 students. they operated and terrorised that region in the 90s, and then they were pushed into drc. but in 2021, there were bomb attacks in kampala that were bomb attacks in kampala that were blamed on these rebels. so it appears they have been trying to research. . ., , ., research. that was our correspondent. - live to kampala, with freelance journalist darren allan kyeyune. thank you forjoining us. we know a number of students are still unaccounted for. that is what the afp news agency is reporting. dozens feared to be abducted. what is the latest on efforts to try and locate those students? the latest we've got is that... to know the number of students. flan? know the number of students. carry on, we know the number of students. carry on. we couldn't— know the number of studen

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there are also other concerns in mozambique, in tanzania, and this is something that agencies, and thisies, and governments, must come together and governments, must come together and act upon. one of the commanders who was speaking in swahili in uganda, that means there is a lot of crossing across the borders, and a lot of cooperation between borders. this is not a problem that will go away soon and needs immediate response. our correspondent in nairobi, thank you for that update. ijust want i just want to take you to some live images from the vatican, where the pope is delivering his first press since leaving hospital. those are live images from vatican city. you can see the crowds at the square outside st peter's basilica. that is where the pope is delivering his first prayer since leaving hospital. he was in hospital in rome for a hernia operation in march he was treated for a chest in affection. when he left hospital he was still appearing upbeat and doing well. that is crowds cheering as the pope delivers his first angelus prayer since his stay in hospital. now here in the uk, the

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the 900-mile pipeline would carry crude oil from uganda to tanzania.otal energies and the china national offshore oil corporation are behind eacop, working with ugandan and tanzanian state-owned oil firms. kumi naidoo, the former head of greenpeace and amnesty international and extinction rebellion activist malik dasoo were forcibly removed from standard bank during their peaceful protest. kumi naidoo joins us now from johannesburg. welcome back to democracy now! explain your protest and explain exactly for a global audience what eacop is. >> basically, standard bank, like many other banks around the world, on the one hand now recognized that we are in a climate emergency, recognizes that must change, but their actions appear to be contradictory when it comes to an increase in fossil fuel investments that we are saying as was the case as standard bank. in particular, the east african crude oil pipeline project would see about 100,000 tanzanian's and ugandans displaced. we have already seen the signs of human rights violations. as always, it will promis

of al qaeda that was responsible for it, they'd been responsible for attacks on our embassies in tanzania in 1998 and the attack on the u.s.s. cole in yes, ma'amen in fall of 2000. i knew as soon as that happened, as soon as i witnessed that, that horrible, horrible event, that essentially none of our lives would be the same. i knew we'd wind up going to war in order to try to track down lane and his -- track down bin laud and his henchmen. and we did. that war wound up expanding virtually globally after multiple authorizations for use of military force, which still have not been taken off the books much to the chagrin of my associate here's at cato who work with defense and foreign policy. at the same time as the plan for military action was initiated, something else started to happen. that was a massive domestic surveillance and international surveillance effort designed essentially to identify whether any other hijackers were on the loose in the united states. and i began with the national -- that began with the national security agency and then-director of n.s.a. michael hayden, to ac

the 900-mile pipeline would carry crude oil from uganda to tanzania before being exported to refineries in rotterdam. france's total energies and the china national offshore oil corporation are behind eacop and working with ugandan and tanzanian state-owned oil firms. kumi naidoo, the former head of greenpeace international and amnesty international, was -- and extinction rebellion activist malik dasoo were violently removed from standard bank during their peaceful protest. climate activists in germany also held stop eacop protests in bonn, where they gathered for a cop28 preparatory conference. on tuesday, recent high-school graduate greta thunberg spoke at the conference. >> it is what we decide now that will decide the rest of humanity's future. and whether we choose to do that or not, if we don't come it will be a death sentence to countless a people and it is already a death sentence to countless a people living on the frontlines of the climate crisis today. amy: an autopsy has revealed olympic track star tori bowie was eight months pregnant and in labor when she died just over a m

the project in tanzania and other endeavors and why are these multi-faucetted partnerships so important to the success of pepfar working together across differences? >> well, i'll start by saying you're putting together scientific innovation with the people who are actually on the ground implementing care and have the trust that sean mentioned. it's a wonderful relationship and we can de-centralize care and bring to the rural area and he could have done it without the catholic church and build up fade pattern 'til seizure disorderses and -- facilities and maybe it was a spoken hub model where we'd built up a hub with the outreach programs and this work was still done by faith-based services and they went out to the community and have to trust the community to get screening done and link people to care. so it really show that had you could de-centralize care and make a greater impact. you know, partnership is crucial. we can't do this alone and nobody does it alone. the more partnership brings in and brings a certain value to their expertise. everything gets better and better. >> just bu

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it's going to play out in tanzania. it's going to play out in guatemala. it's going to play out in the pacific island states. it's going to play out in central asia. it's going to play out in ukraine. these are developing countries with a series of hopes in aspirations and interests and to the extent we don't meet the hopes and aspiration missions of these countries, they'll take their business to china or they'll take their business to russia in some instances. and to the extent we don't engage in a number of different fields that are not in the nonmilitary sphere, they have the ability today because of their economic because of china's economic heft, to be able to fill voids that we leave behind. so i'm all for peace through strength. i'm all for a strong u.s. military and a strong intelligence capacity. but i believe most of this competition is not a military competition. it's a nonmilitary competition. one of the things that i know has come up since you put out the book, since it was published last week, you've and you've done a lot of these discussion

of this, the winds pick up however for tanzania blowing some of that rain for the north, a k is that from northern areas of mozambie. instead we'll see some of that where to weather starting to creep into cape town. but sunshine in japan is book at 19 degrees celsius. of the july on i just thing goes to the post office, the local elections, sort of shift to the right click the country with me. so now that you with the info, right government, $11.00 piece meets the indian women, breaking down gender barriers as they fight to become jumped to feet as the coast african need is from across the continent as well. so seeks to strengthen relations with the region. people in power focuses on somalia as a fight for survival. as years of draft and hom conflict have combined to create humanitarian disaster. as the security becomes increasing global concerns, the united nations launches the report examining food crises and sound good around the world. to live on a jersey to how do states control information? how does the narrative improve public opinion? how is this as in terms of this and we fl

the main increase is algeria plus 650% turkey 450 saudi arabia 360 egypt 350, israel plus 300% and tanzaniauite solvent countries that provide absolutely uninterrupted e for the purchase of our wheat, and from this point of view we have another question. well, this is a grain deal , which is used mainly for ukraine to do all sorts of leftist things there and attack our military facilities, using these port capabilities to attack our ships, our ports. that is, a corridor , exactly, i think, in general, that this is a grain deal, if i don’t say so about it, i’m not going to analyze the economic aspects of this deal, but i don’t think it brings. we have a very large economic profile there. eh, but from the point of view. uh, military, of course, this corridor, which, uh, is actually the basis of this deal, allows ukrainians , firstly, to transport freely, uh, what they think there, despite the inspection procedure, but the truth is, inspection, as far as i i understand, not all ships are total, not all, so to speak, hairpins are rummaged around there, therefore, i think that ukrainians use it

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so we hit tanzania, ghana and then ended in south africa. >> lot of ground. >> lot of ground in two weeksh ghana. i have been to south africa as well. but being in ghana last year, there's just something about being there. >> the return. >> the return. >> yeah. >> you know, i gotta ask. how's our favorite shady baby doing? >> this child, she has very strong opinions. i don't know where she gets that from. she announced princesses don't wear pants. i was like, princesses wear pants. kings can wear whatever they want. they don't have to wear the same thing. she was like, mommy, stop this joking. [ laughter ] i will get a new mommy. i don't want to, but i will if you continue with this. >> wow. >> oh yeah. >> that's what i posted from her to me on mother's day. i was like, this is too good to waste. [ laughter ] so i was like, there's got to be a princess who has worn pants. let me go through the disney -- dang it, disney. they all have dresses. she really believes to be a princess, royalty. you have to have a dress. i was like, i know royalty. we know her as dana. dana owens but the world k

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