or fewer attacks in uganda? here's the before i answer that question, i wanted to supplement on what day and room where they said that the the muslims in uganda do not support kiddies. and in fact they have been the victims of a deer though as if pit of killings over shakes. ah, because they had rejected saturdays and supporting adf. now the strategies are we are using, of course, include our mobilization of the population to deny them recruitment ah, i area to talk to our people to the young people, not to be manipulated into being to take him into these activities. all right, we are gentlemen always leave right at the very end of the show. thank you so much for being with us today, andrew dino, thank you also for the comments and questions on you chip. we really appreciate you . this is where we're going to wrap our look at security in uganda, and what outside of groups may well be doing. in uganda. this story is not over yet, but it is for today shall thanks for watching. i see next time. ah 815 he job 3 hurr

every uganda, this is what i said at the, at the end of my film, black, yellow, red uganda's, future is not just in politics alone. it isn't the destiny of every uganda. so as individuals, we need to 1st of all accept our social responsibility. okay. unfortunately, or fortunately, we don't have central power. we don't have central authority as young ugandans. there is no as across the diaspora. and for many people who do not identify with the current leadership who do not relate to the car and leadership, we don't have a single way of communicating. we don't have a single agenda of priorities that we're going to work through. however, we will have a shared passion for you, then as future. so what that means is that you as an individual should lunch. you need to start thinking to yourself, what can i do for my country? where do my skills lie? where will opportunities do i have to connect with people overseas, overseas, ugandans, lat, george, and everyone else that he represents. how can i offer my services, my skills, my not my knowledge to these people. ready in a way that we can bui

in uganda. very proud of you. i want to play here a crit from black yellow, right? before i do that, explain what this new short film is about and the significance of date, co black killer read, was released on the 14th of january, 2021 just a month ago now. and thus the day that i turned for archie is more so the day of the ugandan presidential elections this year. and both of these are big moments that were on my mind for obvious reasons. and they just the moment gave me a time of reflection. that coincidence allowed me to reflect on 10 years of george, the poet, and also what i the, the presidential race between the incumbent president was 70 and the opposition leader will be wine. what that taught me, what that reinforced for me about politics and the role of ox in creating change. what stun stands out to me. what stood out for me was how you talked about leadership in uganda in a very memorable way. certainly said is had a look as a fraction of you than in society whose reaction is angry an

people in uganda. we have comments on twitter and comments right here in the you chief comment space. if you want to talk to george the poet, you are very welcome to jumping to the comment section. and you can be part of our conversation. we are a tickly talking about a new film called black yellow rad, which will get to you at a moment. got questions about that. i get straight to the top of the cape julia. hey, i'm thinking about you growing up as a youngster. and i grew up as a, a black break from the african diaspora, your son of the diaspora, son of the uganda and diaz for what moments as a youngster, will you acutely aware that you like the candid whoa, i was i was raised in the jamaica community the only ugandan family in on neighborhood and on the jamaicans had been there for some generations. and they had a different relationship with the country to what my parents had. so really and my friends and their families, i was already aware that our ugandan experience was different to him. most people

, uganda air force. they're also looking what they've also launched long range of hillary as well as sending some some, some units to pursue the idea. they have claimed responsibility for the 3 types in uganda. since october, the 8. initially there was this report that this, there was a joint intelligence sharing and operations together with the democratic republic home, the government to dfcs ortiz in contrast, now denied. so there's a history here because of course you got to did invade the d. c. and politically, this is not necessary, but the greatest thing for the construct government to say that they working with one of the neighboring states and this way. but the reality is, the adf is a vicious group. it's been very operational in eastern congo, killing thousands of people over the years since it was properly pushed out by the you got into a government. it's read about uganda. and its focus is mostly about uganda, even though it has claimed affiliation to islamic state. funding bar had the needs a

you know, so you, you have a country like uganda, which is fairly effectively governed. but then you have next door, a country like the congo, which has vast areas that are largely uncovered. and that's a, an area where, you know, these kinds of groups you know, can find a safe haven and then do the kinds of attacks that we've seen here the last couple of days. and any new will be what is the best way to, to, to tackle groups like this. i think patience is a, is a particular a value. but it largely comes down to, you know, effective governments and local support. where there's less room for these groups to, to find a safe haven and get some sort of marginal support. the better, you know, and that's a challenge for a country like, like you gone to it is effectively governor. the one hand, on the other hand, was 70 has over time, you know, kind of suppressed you know, the electoral process. and so, you know, the answer is, is largely effective government. you know, free of corruption. this is able to gain local support and where this local support, there's less room for th

and also uganda. i think that what i'm talking about when i say pay attention, it's all of those elements. i don't think right now there was an appetite for truth outside of the region or choose outside of a un framework to come in. i don't think revere yet, and i don't think that we want to jump to that as the as the next step. i think the next step is to really engage 1st on the diplomatic front, making sure that we are all talking to the leaders of both countries so that they understand the seriousness or the potential for this to get out of hand back in the early 2000 you know, it became one of the, i guess, africans, you know, greater civil wars where you had 5 countries or 5 countries with truth in congo at the same time. based on the 1st contact. we don't want to see that happen again because it took from 1998 to 2003. to get that back in the box. the key will be to engage, to have dialogue, but also keep an eye on whether or not the collective international community needs to go back to the us

and then uganda capital camp are just 2 weeks ago. but we've heard from companies military sources that this intervention has been planned for weeks before that the iowa democratic forces they originate from uganda. in the 1990, but you've gotten the military at that time, push them into eastern congo where ever since they've had substantial business interest in cocoa timber, some of the minerals in the area. and in and recent years, they've been responsible for a series of brew to math because of civilians in and around the town of benny. and more recently, to the new, the mystery province as well. you got in the military says that it's now proceeding them in eastern congo to defend its own its own territory, following those attacks and come part of which it did blame the adf. malcolm, as we've been saying, the idea has been active in that region for many years. so just how much of a difference will inoffensive like the make it's hard to say. so certainly not the 1st time that congress government and his partners have tried to put an

you know, so you, you have a country like uganda, which is fairly effectively govern. but then you have next door, a country like the congo, which has vast areas that are largely ungoverned. and that's a, an area where, you know, these kinds of groups you know, can find a safe haven and then do the kinds of attacks that we've seen. your the last couple of days kill a president has just survived in impeachment vote to remove him from office. the senate fell short of the 2 thirds majority needed to ask sebastian finance. he was accused of corruption following the leak of the pandora papers which exposed the hidden wealth of leaders and business people worldwide. documents link panera, to the sale of a multi $1000000.00 project to a family business, to a close friend panera denies the charges. let's go live now to our latin america editor. you see a newman who joins us from santiago. so to see, at least in the political arena, does this now close the case against sebastian panera? not exactly because of the rules of the game are that he can be charged again up to 6 months

the adf originate from uganda and the 990 uganda nami pushed them into eastern congo, where ever since there are substantial business interest in cocoa and other natural resources found in the areas that they control. but for the last 7 years, they've been responsible for a series of math because again, civilians in and around the town of benny and more recently, further to the north in a, to re proven the congo. please ami. i brought in what it called a status seed 6 months ago, supposedly to stabilize north tv province and to re province. but there's been criticism. the state of siege hasn't worked. linked documents show that there was corruption. some of the military budget for the operation was being stolen. recently, comp, congos parliamentarians have been calling for another kind of solution and uganda and military entering east in congress with what they hope will bring an end to this conflict. but certainly others are very skeptical about the following. you've gotten this invasion of congo in 1996 and accusations of repeated meddling and funding rebel groups ever since then. a

in the region makes uganda a target. >> what is happening in uganda also comes at a time when the militaryplanning to deploy its soldiers to the eastern drc to help congolese troops and peacekeepers fight the adf. there, they will help congolese troops and u.s. peacekeepers fight. -- u.n. peacekeepers fight. >> the allied democratic forces is an affiliate of isil, but the group has been around for much longer. ugandan forces drove the adf out of the country in the late 1990's and into the democratic republic of congo. it is blamed for killing thousands of civilians in eastern congo. while the group says it is aligned with isil, the u.n. says there is little evidence of a direct relationship. pj crowley is a former u.s. assistant secretary of state. he thinks the adf is using the isil brand to pursue its own local interests. >> i think the current state of the extremist movement is that rather than having a central caliphate, which has been defeated in iraq and syria, you now have an islamic state brand that is acquired by local groups. is it adf? is it islamic state? it can be both. in thi

this latest attack which has taken place in cam. paula could be the sign of a new front in uganda. it's been blame for several incidents and made it 1st came of responsibility just last month for a bombing that killed at one person. catherine soy has our report. this is the moment the 1st bomb exploded in compiler tan purse 3 in the morning at a check point at the central police station. exactly 3 minutes later, a 2nd went off. yeah, the parliament building 3 suicide bombers were involved. they were killed along with 3 other people. dozens were injured. this footage was released by the police who said, a 4th man was arrested and a suicide jack had found at his home. that unfortunate. it's happening at the time that we're going to go back, draw a normal livelihoods. so if this people can come of such premises of bullies under uncertain of a bomb, them, you know, things are not good. the aftermath shoes, how powerful the blasts were broken. windows bonding vehicles and terrified people police. the attacks were carried out by a gun walking alongside the allied democratic forces. the a

these 3 people have been killed in a double suicide bombing in uganda. and capitol cam parlor 3 attack has also died. please say the bombings were carried out by members of a rebel group. the allied democratic forces which has ties to eisen and chillies president has survived on impeachment, vote to remove him from office. the senate vote fell short of a 2 thirds majority required to sebastian pinero use use of corruption, which he denied that he's one person has been killed by a landslide in canada following major flooding. that 2 others are still missing. extreme weather on the west coast. as for the closure of almost every road to and from vancouver, jody vance reports stranded for days, this air left was forced to wait for the extreme weather to subside before helicopters could even begin to rescue motorist trapped by the flood waters. this is just one of many similar scenes happening across british columbia. meteorologist warned of the approaching atmospheric river headed toward the west coast of canada late last week. none could have predicted just

so you, you have a country like uganda, which is fairly effectively govern. but then you have next door, a country like the congo, which has vast areas that are largely ungoverned. and that's a, an area where, you know, these kinds of groups you know, can find a safe haven and then do the kinds of attacks that we've seen here the last couple of days. now to chilly where the president has survived unimpeachable vote to remove him from office, the senate fell short of a 2 thirds majority needed to sebastian panera. he was accused of corruption following the leak of the so called pandora papers which exposed the hidden wealth of some worldly does and big business people. the documents linked panera, to the sale of a mining company through a family business, to a close friend. he denies the charges latin america editor lucy, and humans says there is still a chance. the president will now face a legal battle. presidents have us jump in yet i have been accused of gravely compromising the dignity of the country and of impropriety. but unlike in the lower house, the

how security forces in uganda have increased their patrols after recent suicide attacks that killed 4 people and a capital cam. paula. and to 100 people have now been arrested since tuesday. 6 people have been killed. please say the allied democratic forces from neighboring democratic republic of congo carried out the attacks. catherine's reports now from the uganda capitol, police and soldiers in kampala prepared to go out on night patrols these a coffee in place because of coffee 19. but the patrols are now more frequent and thorough. falling attacks by 3 men who detonated explosive devices killing themselves and other people, me out a police station and parliament last tuesday. george hannah, who had a shop on parliament avenue, was one of 4 civilians were killed. he was the bread winner of a big family. he sent says he was stuff but loving. could push ship something like school. we have gone to good schools. mattress no man has been there 1st. the attack comes off the back of 2 others in october, 1 at a restaurant in the city, and another on a bass that was traveling to western ug

the re emergence of the adf in uganda. so many years after the group was pushed out of this part of the windsor mountains is worrying many, including refugees from that you are congo escaping attacks by the fighters in a region troubled by rebel groups. divers, a con, release form, across the border in the eastern democratic republic of congo. come to this reception center every day because of the conflict in not cable province and a tory. some of those we talk to say the a fling from adf rebels. come by, la corley fled from the outskirts of benny in north kiva province. he's concerned about a possible infiltration of a dea fighters in camps for refugees. powers of our finance prov. you cannot protect our families. we cannot go to the farm to do any work. people are living in fear, in villages. they are burning vehicles on the roads. i feel has claimed the most recent attacks in the name of its central african administrative division, which the adf is believed to be a part of police and military commanders say they have ev

o. uganda's army launches air and artillery strikes in democratic republic of congo against an armed group, accused of suicide bombings. ah, rollback isn't. this is obviously rely from doha. also coming up. united states ones, russia against aggression in eastern ukraine. russia says any nato forces moving into the region with cross or red line. but he says, sudan use tear gas against anti military protesters, heading to the presidential palace, demanding a full civilian government. and the opening ceremonies held for the fee for arab cup in doha post caught out on no taking on the buck rain. ah, uganda is deploying troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as a battles and armed group b, canden air and artillery strikes had been launched against the allied democratic forces as part of a joint operation with the congolese army. it comes off to 3 suicide bomb attacks. kampala killed several people earlier this month. garden authorities blamed the armed group for the bombing small cobwebs. got this update from nairobi. you got an army folk person announced to the milit

ah, hello there, i'm this darcy, hey, this is al jazeera live from durham, also coming up. uganda is ami launches and artillery strikes against an armed group and neighboring democratic republic of congo. the united states warns russia against aggression and eastern ukraine, or russia says any nato forces in the region would cross a red line. in stock markets are rattled as drug making madonna ones that curve at 19 vaccines may not be as effective against the new on the cross variance. ah, anti military protest isn't sued on of and marching towards the presidential palace and cartoon. they're demanding a civilian government and the replacement of police chiefs security forces have 5 tea. aghast to break up, the crowds, sudanese authorities released the last of their political detainees on tuesday. the pro democracy movement though, has rejected last week's agreement with the military. well, let's bring it out. there's have a morgan, she's on the streets of cartoon for us here, but we were seeing the crowds out again despite the deal of last week and also a lot of confrontations today

ah, hello again, the headlines on al jazeera, uganda has onst airstrikes against the armed.

and its focus is mostly about uganda. even though it has claimed affiliation to islamic state, i want to ask you a little more about that because there is a very complex web of very thumbs groups affiliated with larger movements, like iso or al qaeda across east africa and the horn. how much support is the idea of actually getting from these kinds of network? so that's an excellent question. i mean i myself have been looking at the most and be question where there's a similar sort of thing with which itself elisha, bob. and i think in this part of the world, this east africa, the affiliations to islamic state, in particular, flex a convenience. they are more about local issues. technically, that's also the case for the, for the ation of, i'll show up without tied to for example. and so it makes them sound to rushes, but actually more about the local politics. and i think that's exactly what we're seeing here in east and calling on. you know, they, the strikes of 3 attacks in uganda were bought by the, by the allied democr

health organization warns their blanket, travel bands will not stop the spread of the only con varian. uganda troops cross in the democratic republic of congo, a joint offensive against an armed group. oh, a cry for change, rings out around cartoon, protest, or is angered by sedans, military take over march on the presidential palace and the innocent victims of global fighting. the report which reveals more children than ever are living in conflict. and i'm devin ashwin sports alive from our special studio in doha on day one is the fee for our cup. it's been a big day here with the opening of another 2 well cut venues, including al bait stadium and just north of catalyst capital dia. while in the category capital stadium 974 is also now officially open for business. the unique venue has been constructed with shipping containers. ah. as the world waits on definitive information about the latest corona virus variant, conflicting claims are filling that void. global stock market stumbled on tuesday when they had a pharmaceutical company. madonna sh cast down on the effectiveness of vaccines and

more than 30 injured in twin suicide bombings in uganda's capital. i sellers claim responsibility, but on the ground, the finger of blame is still pointing at another group that's become tight linked with it. the, our defense voice as was formed on the border of your gander in the democratic republic of congo in the mid ninety's. it principally recruited from the muslim population, but it's also drawn fighters along secular ethnic lines. after some early attacks, the focus tend to economic and political interest in the dense mountain forests of the east and d. r. c. but violence directed towards the congolese military began in 2013 with thousands of deaths to follow, or the group now says it's aligned with eyes hilbert. united nation says there's no evidence of any direct link on this latest attack could be the sign of a new front. in uganda, it's been blamed for several incidents and made its 1st claim of responsibility just last month for a bombing that killed one person in compiler. katherine sawyer reports now. oh, this is the moment the 1st bomb

there were some problems that happened with uganda in march 2019 in the great lakes region. how do you overcome all these matters? specialist as most severely is in the law of brezza pork again, me as you have worked together for long periods of time, have you overcome this matter? and how has this desperate effect of the region here in east africa? not yet. then there are steady and amber wishes that we have to be zeroed. why, why to text to, to congo? i guess both her countries are to continue searching her for a solution to the problems that city desist. we understand the root cause, therefore we should be able to find a and way, a fog, and a better understanding of log into the sent us mr. president, what is the nature of the dispute between you and you got to? in particular, the problem is between you will have law day or paternity is to discuss some of the problems up in the day. for example, i did just the state to, to keep fucks big part over the border is closed. and some people is they just opened the board on to do trade and we have it on a once in the whole regio

and the establish mencia in uganda in hands down london to wherever they find them. they have little kinds of critics they put for and talking about to insecurity to the, to the is caused by london. and who have raised the issues around that, which really amount to persecution rather than in a single unit in london. is that to go to van? but where new garden is the come wonder? they have noted expedius this them to ships wandering is a do when they were you gonna? and the question here is, if you are talking about your border lawyer, a border is full. people, the people who brought us back and forth, why is, must have been a former ally of doing this. people say that there is a fee of poll guy, ms. leadership. and he government in the region, is this more competition than this gets over borders? and i don't know, i don't want to argue for someone this if you need what concerns me. i tell you that if you are resident, do you call prism or 70 or do you communicate with each other? we'll talk to one another, but of lead to more or less stop is a long time ago is for som

p. classrooms, uganda students will still be able to go back to school. but there are fears over how many will actually take up the off. ah, the hey there, thanks for joining in. here's your weather report for asia solid band of rain moving across the korean peninsula, fleming into southern japan. this is impacting q shoes, southern haunch right into chicago, and then behind it cool air will filter in. so goes from 10 to 2 degrees and just a high of 2 degrees for cargo shima on wednesday. still getting hammered with some heavy rain for central southern portions of vietnam rate through the malay peninsula. and we've seen a lot of rain for east java as of late the other side of java jakarta, twice 7 degrees, and we will power up some thunderstorms here. flooding has been a big factor in new south wales. so these are some of the scenes that we've been dealing with as of late. and more rain is coming out in the forecast on tuesday for queensland, but it's moving more inland. same goes for new south wales looking good and perth. however, with a high of 24 degr

since the 19 ninety's and pledged allegiance to iso 2 years ago, the campaign is the 1st time that uganda has publicly targeted the adf for the cross border attack in several years. it blames the group for 3 suicide explosions and compiler this month, which left several people did. sudanese security forces of use tear gas against thousands of pro democracy demonstrators rallying in the capital cartoon. the protest her say they've reject last week's deal with the military, which so abdullah ham bulk reinstated us prime minister. the agreement also saw the release of most top politicians who were detained when the army seized the power at last month. can i have more on all those stories on the al jazeera and use our that's coming up in just under half an hour from now coming up next, though, al jazeera world continues. thanks for watching. bye bye. ah . you know, on the time it is a good thing a she gives it a month ago. i said to let you know in the law dish i had some event. teddy somebody have a some sit back with a committee monument. ah i have been with them as a look one doesn't mean

kathleen saw al jazeera kampala, uganda. the indian government is building the last 4 major tunnels in indian administered kashmir. official st will be the countries longest pass for vehicles connecting areas that are usually cut off during winter. it is probably meet our reports. the project has proven to be controversial, highly himalayas. these men are building a tunnel in freezing temperatures, and in some of the world's toughest terrain is very, very challenging. no, the temperature is going out into degree. i'm good expert thing. the temperature goes minus to under for degree also within the span of $15.00 to $20.00 days. i'm replying to continue over. what does o g latan and an indian administered kush? me will be one of the longest in asia and run between the la. hey jan. and the cush me valley. it's an area that is both politically sensitive and strategically important, the valleys and push me to my control is divided between india and pakistan. the booklet serenity over the entire area. china also came some areas a

at least 3 civilians have been killed in a double suicide bombing in uganda as capital come parlor. one explosion happened near a checkpoint or the central police station and the 2nd near the parliament building 3 attackers also died in the, in the blast. catherine, sorry, has more. oh, this is the moment the 1st bomb exploded in kampala tan purse 3 in the morning at a check point at the central police station. exactly 3 minutes later. a 2nd went off, yet the parliament building 3 suicide bombers were involved. they were killed along with 3 other people. thousands were injured. this footage was released by the police who said, a 4th man was arrested the suicide jack had found at his home. the unfortunate. it's helping us at the time that we're trying to go back to our normal livelihoods . so if this people can come at such a premises of police under an sit of a boom, then you know, things are not good. the aftermath shoes, how powerful the blasts were broken. windows bonding vehicles and terrified people police. the attacks were carried out by a gun walking alongside the allied demo

also coming up, hundreds of people flee from democratic republic of congo to uganda. as rebels seized control of villages near the border. we're looking, it's fight from indian children law once tip away from starving to do a dar warning from 8 agencies as up galveston, struggles with its worst food crisis, cementing she doing things. leadership are key meetings underway in beijing. that'll pave the way for the president to hold a 3rd term and office ah, the army general who lead a military take over in sudan last month says he will not be part of the future government office at the transitional period. speaking exclusively to al jazeera, our daughter alba hahn says he's committed to a smooth democratic transition. once elections are held in 2023, the military to power last month dissolving the civilian arm of the government and declaring a state of emergency alarmed roxan remodel. i seated on numerous occasions if things go as planned, i will continue to function until the reins power handed over to an elected government. i simply wish to serve my people truly and fa

schools in uganda are to reopen in january kneeling, 2 years. and they caused because the pandemic for the u. n is wanting many students and teachers may not want to return to class. catherine soy explains why, from the capital can pallor. timothy cyril go is a high school student, but he has not been in class for much of the last year and a half. uganda closed it's learning institutions in march 2020, because of covet 19. some classes were reopened earlier this year, but only for 3 mans. settle, go is now landing to fix computers. so he can start a business. he says he'll go to school in january, but many of his friends may not. and some friends of mine really though i'd be good some walk through some ones that are in your dean somewhere. and we, i knew mechanic in very cause and some of my friends totally new things and we are, we are, we're big alive there. e, g, government officials, talis, they're working with teachers and other partners to make sure that at least the basic facilities are in place. before january, but a little time left and

still a hands on al jazeera schools in uganda said to me, you can see that there are fears. some students may notes, go back to class and explain why france, it's carnival time in senegal. entities on the streets of chicago despite antennae restrictions ah, getting going on your weather forecasts for monday, europe and africa. we're going to start in this part of europe right now. we do have some snow that peer and you straight through the l. a lot of activity for sicily, central and southern parts of italy over the other side of the adria addict sea and some snow over higher elevation, but also lower to the ground as well. very able is 6 degrees. we could see some mixing there, whether also through greece, though, i do think athens will stay dry, 20 degrees and what whether from the black sea right through the mediterranean, for turkey, but powerful winds blasting through the boss for a system. bull could see wind gusts of up to 90 kilometers per our other side of the mediterranean. again, just sat snow for the parent ease, but central and southern parts looking pretty good

jose and how the headline t. amount of aaron, uganda has launched the air strikes against the group. the allied democratic forces across the border and democratic republic of congo, and comes weeks after 3 suicide bomb attacks income. paula killed several people. you guys are to blame the idea for those bombings. now some web is following developments for us from nairobi to the ugandan army spokesman to, to just to show a guy that had begun this joint military operation with both strikes and artillery fire. but we have heard from security sources in the congolese military that this has been discussed for many weeks before. since before those suicide bombings, 2 weeks ago, come part of the gun. the government blamed the adf, the democratic forces for those attacks. and uganda's, deputy foreign minister spoke yesterday, he said you got to has a right to pursue his enemies, to try and keep itself safe. but certainly you gun to his military and your gun. the government will want to be painting the picture that this is a coordinated and agreed operation and not because of the history neig

what's happening in uganda also comes at a time when the military is planning to deploy its soldiers to easton, d r. c, to help kimberly's troops and un peacekeepers fight adf there. or they'll help congress troops and un peacekeepers to fight 8 year forces. catherine saw it all to 0. sedans, military says will release. the former prime minister, abdullah hum dog from custody in the next 48 hours, a member of the nation's new ruling sovereign council told al jazeera he will be among a number of days he needs released. ham dock has been under house arrest since being ousted in the military take over 3 weeks ago. for his visits of us, assistant secretary of state molly fetus, sudan, where leaders confirmed that the process of freeing prisoners is currently underway . in watching al jazeera life from london still had for you on the program. chillies president is nor contesting this weekend's election, but he might be forced out even sooner. we'll explain why. and then lebanon, courts and new friends at a time of need. we'll have the latest. what's happening in beirut? ah, hello there. l

so heads, ornell, jazeera schools, a uganda are set to be open since then our fears, some students may not go back to class, will explain why class claims mensray designer friendly veto and find her of white speech and upload as dies. the age of 41. ah, how i was saying some very heavy rain recently into indonesia, big down polls coming through here actually is java 169 millimeters the frightful in 24 as associated with the seasonal rains, of course, further north and ne monsoons been driving some very heavy right across southern parts of vietnam, all the way across into the malay peninsula where we saw 178 millimeters of rain falling in southern thailand. still a wet hair as we go on through tuesday to see the pockets of heavy arrange to sliding across the gulf of thailand and that wet weather eventually punching its way out into the abdomen. sea will bring some very heavy right into the eastern side of india. as we go to the latter part of this week, heavy rain also making its way toward sir west job or as he go on through our wedding, stay southern parts of smarter. also seeing some

in some neighborhoods, volunteers try to keep children busy. uganda has had one of the longest school closures in the world, and it's the only nation in africa. less students are still at home, but this is a classroom of privately own school in the city. other schools have been converted to business and leaving spaces for rents. many schools are in a bad state, and some teachers stelis that they may not be able to provide a safe environment for students to come back. some aid work as c u, kunda is facing a learning crisis that could take many years to fix. many children have been out of school for 2 years. they are lost in truth. they are engaged in some other negative . it is like tied label. some of them have suffered her plato psychosocial effects . some of them have been abused, getting all that character to come to school, getting the schools ready to accept the children and help them learn, getting the teas us back and getting the system ready for all of it. is a big challenge. some students have been starting online or with private tutors, but many like say rugle can't afford t

this latest blast comes in the wake of a series of bomb attas in uganda in recent weeks.: in germany, public health experts are urging tighter restrictions as the country battles a fourth wave of coronavirus infections. bavaria rolled out new rules today that mean only the vaccinated or those who have recently recovered from covid-19 are allowed to enter bars, restaurants, and cultural places. but it is not just the unvaccinated have to cancel their plans. >> the day began with lights and gifts. traders at the munich christmas market had high hopes for the season ahead. ready for the guests and happy if someone comes. but by lunchtime, it was off, and the mayor pulled the plug. citing the rising number of covid-19 infections. following last year's cancellation, the news, especially hard to take. >>>> i am obviously completely shocked. i did not expect that after cit. >> is not good. it is quite a big loss for us, for sure. but what can you do? it is just a shame that we didn't find out earlier. reporter: the move comes on the back of a de facto lockdown for the unvaccinat

you know, married and near stablish dementia in uganda, simpler hands down to whatever they find to them. they have all kinds of critics they put for in talking about to insecurity to that to be caused by london. and to have raised the issues around that, which really amount to persecution rather than in a single unit in london, is that to go to van. but when new garden is a common wonder they have noted experience this them hardships wanda, is a do when they were you gonna? and the question here is, if you are talking about your border lawyer, a border is full people. people who brought us back and forth. why is most of a new form of ally doing this? people say that there is a fee of poll guy, ms. leadership and the government in the region. is this more competition than this gets over borders? i don't know. i don't want to argue for someone this if you ask me what concerns me, i tell you that if you are a resident, do you call prism or 70 or do you communicate with each other or you to talk to one another but of lead to more or less the stuff is a long time ago is for some time and unt

a security forces in uganda have increased patrols after recent suicide attacks that killed four peoplecapital. at least 100 people have been arrested since tuesday and six have been killed. police say the allied democratic forces in neighboring democratic republic of congo carried out the attacks. reporter: police and soldiers income polymer -- in kampala prepared to go out for night patrols. the patrols are now frequent and thorough following attacks by three men who detonated explosive devices, killing themselves and others near a police station in parliament last tuesday. george, who had a shop on parliament avenue, was one of four civilians who were killed. he was the breadwinner of a big family. his son says he was tough but loving. >> something like schools, we were going to schools, but with no money. reporter: the attack comes off the back of to others in october, one at a restaurant in the city and another on a bus traveling to western uganda. the government blames allied democratic forces with roots in uganda but based in the eastern democratic of northern -- of congo's north