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because rwanda and uganda are part of the rebels.have supported the rebels since 1998, and year and a half past. and the president himself realized that things were not working as they were expected, because see there's a territory called bunagana, it was occupied by the military of rwanda and uganda and they left the m23 rebels free and they killed each other and fought with the army of the democratic republic of the congo, so today yes we can say that there is a part of the army of rwanda and uganda within the democratic republic of the congo, and there's a report that it speaks of more than four "i have said from the beginning of the program that there is no life there because there is no security, no food, no peace, because today, the camps are bombed, the rebels have the right to bomb the camps without any reaction from the government or the military, and there are also refugees who cry every day because of hunger, they don't even have anything eat, and there is sexual abuse in this part, and apart from the sexual abuse there, t

born in kenya, she chose to run for her ancestral home of uganda.of sports biggest stage her life was cut short in a brutal assault. set on fire by an ex—boyfriend, rebecca cheptegei died in hospital on thursday, her attacker has also died of his injuries. she just a number of athletes killed in kenya in recent years. there is trauma throughout for the people are not because of the death of rebecca. there is that kind of fear that probably they should remain in uganda. due to its high altitude training facilities at many of the worlds best athletes live and train in and around the kenyan towns. but in 2021 a world record holder of 10,000 metres was murdered. in 2022 another athlete was killed in the same town and last year an ugandan 0lympian was found stabbed to death for the as uganda now mourns the loss of another star in rebecca cheptegei those in charge say it will go further to enhance safeguarding policies. when we're safeguarding, we govern everybody. but now it's like when they go down to the families where these athletes are coming from th

because rwanda and uganda are part of the rebels, they have supported the rebels since 1998, and yearalf past, and the president himself realized that things were not working as they were expected, because see, there's a territory called bunagana, it was occupied by the military of rwanda and uganda, and they left the m23 rebels free, and they killed each other. and fought with the army of the democratic republic of the congo, so today, yes, we can say that there is a part of the army of rwanda and uganda within the democratic republic of the congo, and there is a report that speaks of more than 4,00 ruwan soldiers who are inside the democratic republic of the congo. yes, there is foreign presence, and there are western powers behind them without. refugees who cry every day because of hunger, they don't even have anything eat, and there is sexual abuse in this part, and apart from the sexual abuse there, there are many diseases, that's how the life is going on in the camps, why the government is not providing any help, and therefore there are numerous social and health challenges ther

and uganda. the problem is that the 2 most common types of coffee a robbie kinda and robust us only grow in the so called coffee belt. they need a stable tropical climate to grow by 2050 climate change threatens to make half of those regions unsuitable for cultivation. this is not going to as the fix to and fulfilled gene cards. but also on the, it was, his team was the hard because some, because of the increasing demand for coffee versus the c w 2 doses that are predicted in the future, people might be forced to step groans, go see, not including the for, i do areas for example, predicted areas would like predicted areas and forests, which is not equal each kind of good to avoid that from happening. how can existing plantations be saved? america re discovered wild coffee variety could be part of the answer. it appears to be more resilient to drowned and pest infestation, but this is no quick fix noise coffee. introducing a new types of coffee to the global market is definitely a long term projec

these 200 groups have by the way, a link with neighboring countries: rwanda, uganda, etc., but thereso deep economic interests when it comes to minerals. and here the democratic republic of the congo stand out as a country which has all the materials, the minds that we need for the energy transition and for the development of new technologies, so the congolese government has been handling case against apple for few months, because apple is accused of buying minerals illegally exploited in the democratic republic of the congo, and so countries such as the united states, france, the united kingdom are countries that take it. manage of this situation to finally support their companies, large companies, multinational companies, so what happens is that when we want things to be done legally, they immediately put their support behind the rebels so that they can illegally exploit the wealth of the congo, and if we call on the international community and there is complicity, no one pays attention to us and we're talking, as i have said about companies such as samsung, apple, tesla, for examp

because rwanda and uganda are part of the rebels, they have supported the rebels since 1998, and yearhalf past, and the president himself realized that things were not working as they were expected, because see, there's a territory called bunagana, it was occupied by the military of rwanda and uganda, and they left the m23 rebels free, and they killed each other and fought with the army of the democratic republic of the congress. so today, yes, we can say that there is a part of the army of rwanda and uganda within the democratic republic of the congo, and there is a report that speaks of more than 4,00 rundan soldiers who are inside the democratic republic of the congo, yes, there is foreign presence and there are western powers behind them without a doubt social, what is life like from the social point of view, how is life in refugee camps with regard to all the internal displacements? i have said from the beginning of the program that there is no live there, because there is no security, no food, no peace, because today the camps are bombed, the rebels have the right to bomb the ca

uganda's athletics federation said it was deeply saddened by the news.t says rebecca was a victim of domestic violence. the ugandan opposition politician, bobi wine, said the circumstances of rebecca's death are in his words "depressing". speaking to newshour, the bbc has learned that uganda's minister of sports had spoken to rebecca while she was competing in paris at the olympics, where she said she had a family problem. i was with rebecca for the olympic games and i returned with them back home. as a country, we had an organised return party for them back home in uganda, in which i communicated with them the position of the government in terms of organising for them. during that sendoff for them to get back to their respective homes, rebecca had actually asked me, she wanted to talk to me and she got my number and she talked to me when she went back from the public. as the minister of sports and specifically i had a plan of going to visit the families of these athletes. athletes who are team—mates, because i've personally seen the performance of my da

these 200 groups have by the way, a link with neighboring countries, rwanda, uganda, etc., but thereo deep economic interests. pero también hay profundos intereses económicos a partir de la minería, which is what makes the democratic republic of congo very rich, right? and there are also the hands of western european powers, what is this interference and this neocolonialist or directly colonialist activity that is affecting the congo. well, currently in the 21st century we're talking about climate change and the energy. we're talking about new technologies and here the democratic republic of the congo stand out as a country which has all the materials, the minds that we need for the energy transition and for the development of new technologies. so the congole's government has been handling case against apple for few months because apple is accused of buying minerals illegally exploited in the democratic republic of the congo, and so countries such as the united states, france, the united. kingdom are countries that take advantage of this situation to finally support their companies,

don't often bank knocked under comment us to make headway with a project in uganda. the researchers are gathering knowledge on the ground, the in south america. ecuador is also part of the tropical coffee belt temper based in puerto andrea spells and regularly visits his business partners. this coffee cooperative recently invested in these drying beds, the same with the wash, the coffee twice. and that seems to me for i'd say 5 of them. the hope is new, and thanks, wonderful. cemented with the pulse is still attached to the coffee becomes much oh, i see the come on. so what to say is it shouldn't be to the end of the see the buyers are prepared to pay more for high quality coffee. when it caters to different taste. the collaboration between the pair has more than doubled. the income of the coffee farmers here is we can eventually it is up until the timing of the year can get in and circulate quite well. that's of these next. beneath the coffee are made of plastic coffee dry, slowly, evenly here. this is, this is about the most modern system we can imagine haven't com

ladies and gentlemen, the government of uganda is pleased to participate in today's dialogue. the russia- african women dialogue in the context of the high-tech era, security and development issues, this morning provided all participants. african and eurasian women with an opportunity to share experiences in the field of gender relations in the field of technology, which has a far-reaching impact on the lives of women and children. ladies and gentlemen, the government of uganda is formulating all programs and projects in order to take into account attention. how can we best use technology to avoid jeopardizing peace and security, how can we best address the growing digital divide between north and south and the gender digital divide. i would like to emphasize the importance of a strategic , collaborative approach to using technology for mutual benefit and addressing the challenges associated with it. africa. is ready to cooperate with russia in developing technology for the benefit of our people, including women, so the partnership between russia and african countries. opens u

yes soj she competes for uganda, but she competes for uganda, but she has...hletics around 2010 she decided to compete for uganda, and she found that the kenyan athletics team is very competitive. so she represented uganda in the marathon. this year she was at the paris 0lympics... where she did find success is a new area of distance running which is mounting and running. —— mountain running. she wanted to be close to a lot of kenyan athletes who had better training methods. around the world and _ training methods. around the world and across _ training methods. around the world and across the - training methods. around the world and across the uk - training methods. around the world and across the uk this. training methods. around the | world and across the uk this is bbc news. more than 120 prisoners have been killed during an attempted jail break in the democratic republic of congo. fires were started in the prison hospital and in the administration building in the capital kinshasa overnight on sunday. most of the victims were crushed or suffocated by smoke

close to the kenyan border in uganda.night, on friday, family members, friends and activists against gender—based violence viewed rebecca's coffin at the funeral home in the kenyan town before her body was brought back to her hometown. we heard her mother was wearing a souvenir bag at the time, that the athlete had received at the paris olympics where she competed in the marathon. patience akumu is a ugandan lawyer she told me what lessons needed to be learned from rebecca cheptegei's violent death. we need to reflect about the ways in which women, no matter their social status, ways in which women, no matter theirsocialstatus, no ways in which women, no matter their social status, no matter what they have achieved in life, are still expected to bow to the expectations of society, evenif to the expectations of society, even if it kills them. domestic violence is still a reality for many women in africa, in euston africa. the statistics tell those at least 42% of women suffer some type of violence. this is perhaps a sickne

i don't know if it is legal in uganda or not right now. i said, what about if i want to marry my dog? i mean, whatever. like they can i get to that person to challenge me because there's nothing that's there's nothing that gets a free pass on being challenged. but as long as i'm willing to do that, i can stand right? i was before disagreeing with him about this law, but i've done it in a way that is not making an assumption about his intent. does that make sense? you didn't start your question to him with how could you possibly think that right, right? yeah. how could you possibly think that? you know, and it be like if you asked me if you asked me, for example, is there a version of that argument, an anti-homosexuality law, that would make sense to me? could i come up with could i think through a version of that justification for that law would make sense to me? yeah, i could. does that mean that i get behind the law and i'm just using this law as an example. no, it does in this for me. it doesn't. but but it but if the question is, can c

i want to say as the republic of uganda we condemn...western scotland, northern england, up to 26 degrees this afternoon. not quite as warm in wales, the rain becomes heavier and more persistent as it pushes northwards during this evening. spreading into the southern and south—eastern areas, some thundery downpours into the east midlands, south wales, south—west england. moving northwards, pivoting round, a band of rain towards the end of the night stretching from the east and north north—east of england than into south—west england, so christmas, thundery downpours, dry in scotland and northern ireland, temperatures in the mid—teens. sunday in england and wales unsettled, heavy rain across northern and western areas of wales, sunny spells for the midlands into south east england through the afternoon, some thundery, slow—moving downpours. temperatures in the humid side again, low to mid 20s at best. the great north run across north—east england, looks like it could be quite wet, rain still be petering out later in the day. area of low p

he forced indians there, living in uganda to leave. here's an excerpt from her podcast called far from home. you heard that correctly during a live national broadcast, idi amin gave the indians 90 days to leave uganda and to renounce their ugandan citizenship. my grandfather's life changed forever. i was in shock and disbelief. my life was in total chaos. my family had to scramble and wait in long lines at british embassy to get visas for london. that is powerful. let me correct myself. amaya desai joins us now. amaya and her mom, priya gandikota. nice to have both of you on the program with us. amaya, let's start with you. congratulations. why a podcast? and who helped you? set up the microphone and write your material and all the interviews. first, thank you. and my dad really helped me with, the microphone and the recording stuff. i wrote the script, and we interviewed my grandfather. that's pretty much it. that's a that's a lot going on. that's very intense. we'll bring you on to work for us at nbc anytime, mom, mom, let's bring yo

a funeral has been held in uganda for the olympic athlete, rebecca cheptegei, who was set on fire and killed by a former boyfriend. large parts of central and eastern europe are under flood alert. at least 4 people are dead in romania. thousands of homes are destroyed and people displaced. and in the czech republic emergency services are desperately trying to find a car washed away by a flooded river. it's believed three people are inside. the rain, causesd by cyclone boris, has mainly hit the eastern part of romania. authorities are creating displacement camps and sending emergency aid to those forced to evacuate their homes. the cyclone rains have also hit several other countries in the region — including the czech republic — where 38 locations have declared the highest flood alert. authorities there — say the worst rainfall and flood risk should be experienced in the coming 2a to 48 hours. poland, too, has also experienced heavy rain. the government in poland has warned of a critical night ahead with the country facing severe flooding. authorities have shut a border crossing with t

rebecca's violent death has prompted a great deal of discussion in uganda and kenya.is likely to change, though, as a result of her dying this way? well, the hope is that it's going to change, um, the way the laws are implemented, because the experts say that the laws are there to protect, uh, potentialvictims of domestic violence. however, they have not been implemented in a way that protects them. in kenya, where she lived, one in three women have experienced some form of domestic violence in their lifetimes. and therefore it is something that is being described as endemic. and here today, herfellow athletes are wearing black t—shirts printed with her picture and the inscription say no to domestic violence. patience akumu is a ugandan lawyer who has campaigned on gender equality issues. she told me what lessons needed to be learned from rebecca cheptegei's violent death. i think that in this moment of deep sorrow and mourning, we need to reflect about the ways in which women, no matter their social status, no matter what they've achieved in life, are still expected

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, as we went to paris _ moment in uganda, as we went to paris with— moment in uganda, as we went to parisbecca, we really felt it— paris with rebecca, we really felt it because it wasjust three _ felt it because it wasjust three weeks we were together and we — three weeks we were together and we were one month together, enjoying _ and we were one month together, enjoying together, and it is really— enjoying together, and it is really sad. our senior africa correspondent anne soy has more from bukwo. rebecca cheptegei was a much loved member of this community, and you can see that from the turnout today. there were easily thousands of people here coming to pay their last respects to somebody they describe as humble, who was willing to help members of the community and who inspired many children to take up athletics. earlier in the day, local councillors met here at bukwo district and passed a motion to name a street and a sports venue after her. earlier, we heard from paris, which is the city she ran her last marathon, that they are also planning to to name a sports venue after her. her de

in response to this situation, uganda, like egypt and south africa, which have nuclear power plants , puts itself at the forefront of the anti-climate change movement. to give in fact, this country wants to use its uranium reserves to operate its first nuclear power plant by 203. we have already identified some power plants and we should talk about these power plants. talk to local communities. these are big projects on our horizon. despite an abundance of renewable energy resources , uganda struggles with widespread energy poverty . only 22% of the country's population is connected to the national network. while about 25% have access to off-grid solar energy. evaluation of the world bank and the african development bank in 2004 showed. several areas have reserves. uranium, which is equal to 52 thousand square kilometers throughout the country. the reserves that this country plans to exploit with the support of argentina . we have a legal framework which is our atomic energy act of 2008. however, with the cooperation of the international atomic energy agency , we have identified areas

in response to this situation, uganda, like egypt and africa. the south, which has a nuclear power plant , is at the forefront of the anti-climate change movement. in fact, this country it wants to use its uranium reserves to operate its first nuclear power plant by 2031. we have already identified some power plants and we should discuss these power plants with the local communities. these are big projects on our horizon. despite the abundance of renewable energy resources, uganda is poor. exposed energy struggles. only 22% of the country's population is connected to the national network. while about 25% achieved off-grid solar energy. to improve readiness to manage the nuclear energy industry decommissioning aspects of nuclear safety and security we have identified the management of fuel waste, including spent fuel. in 2023, uganda announced that the first nuclear project will be in boyende, about 150 km north of kampala, the capital of this country, and the ambel reactor will be connected to the national grid by 2031. another country is qena.

primary with the countries of uganda, kenya, democratic republic of congo and zambia to provide. tanzania oil development is also ready to through production urea-based chemical fertilizers play an essential role in the development of the country's agricultural sector. tanzania oil development company to explore oil and gas reserves throughout the country with the aim of increasing domestic energy production for consumption and simple. this year has been associated with the heroism of the yemeni armed forces and the brave men of the resistance axis in the region and the continuation of support operations in the gaza strip. participants in the document ceremony. they welcomed and demanded an increase in military operations to pressure the occupying regime to stop the aggression and lift the blockade against the gaza strip. today yemeni gave a strong and crushing response to the zionist regime as part of the attacks qavi celebrates this regime. our operation to support the palestinian nation. in his speech, he emphasized the need for the nation to be ready to unite ranks to confron

they, uganda olympic, marathon runner allegedly set on fire and burned to death by her boyfriend in kenya . and in new zealand. the mallory community bids farewell to its king and welcomes his daughter as its new queen the library golf to our viewers around the world. and on p. b. as in the united states, welcome german, prosecutors are calling a shooting near the is rarely console in, in munich. and attempted to terrorist attack police shot dead, an 18 year old austrian and a gun battle earlier today. it happened on the anniversary of the terror attack of the 1972 munich olympics in which 11 is really athletes were killed on thursday. german chancellor shows posted on x that anti semitism and islam is have no place here in germany. this footage reportedly shows the gunman as he opened fire at around 9 am in the morning. the residents down from the windows as people slip this thing. the incident took place in kind of holding implants in central munich. it's an area close to the is riley concerts and the documentation museum of nazi history. jewish institutions and places of worship in ger

we will leave the coverage there of the funeral taking place in uganda.r senior us official says president zelensky�*s frustration over the use of long—range missiles against russia is palpable and justified. kurt volker, previously the special representative for ukraine negotiations, was speaking to the bbc after sir keir starmer and president biden wrapped up their talks in washington with no public announcement of any change in policy on ukraine. aruna iyengar has this report. the latest attacks in ukraine's sumy region. volodymyr zelensky has accused the west of emboldening vladimir putin with its hesitation over long—range missiles. president biden and sir keir starmer had met to decide whether to allow kyiv to use storm shadow missiles against targets inside russia. i don't think much about vladimir putin. despite this put—down there is still a cautious approach and no official change in policy. this wasn't a meeting about a particular capability, that wasn't why we got our heads down today. it was to allow ourselves the space, which we took, and th

despite an abundance of renewable energy resources , uganda struggles with widespread energy poverty . only 22% of the country's population is connected to the national network. while about 25% have access to off-grid solar energy. an assessment by the world bank and the african development bank in 2000 showed that several regions have uranium reserves, which are equal to 52% across the country. it is a thousand square kilometers. the same as our atomic energy law in 2008. however, with the cooperation of the international atomic energy agency , we have identified areas to improve the preparation for the management of the nuclear energy industry, aspects of nuclear safety and the security of fuel waste management, including spent fuel. in 2023, uganda announced that the first nuclear project will be in buende, about 150 km north of kampala, the country's capital, and olbel. it will be connected to the national grid by 2031. 6 other countries, namely ghana, nigeria, sudan, rwanda, kenya and zambia, committed themselves. between 2030 and claim 2037 energy of being in your energy compos

uganda's athletics federation said it was deeply saddened by the news.opposition politician, bobi wine, said the circumstances of rebecca's death are — in his words — depressing. for more, here's our senior africa correspondent, anne soy. this case has brought to the for a very important discussion about domestic violence and the toll it is taking on communities. this is the third elite female athlete to fall victim to domestic violence in just three years in kenya. and therefore there is a lot of outrage and anger, a disturbing sense of deja vu, and people are asking what more can be done to end it? i've spoken to lawyers who have been involved in cases of domestic violence, dealing with victims, and they say that the laws exist to protect them and to deliver justice. however, the implementation is where the problem is. we have two previous cases of elite athletes who are killed as a result of domestic violence. but to this day, the families are still seeking justice. in one case, the suspect is still at large. it was somebody who is close to her and th

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to with gasoline and said her on fi of the funeral, was held in her and says through a village in uganda, the attack cassandra school at the high level of violence against women in can you russia and ukraine have carried out a major prisoner exchange roof petri regarding a total of $206.00 prisoners. it's the 2nd thoughts such swapping as many dies following negotiations led by the united arab emirates, moscow. and keith have carried out a number of prisoners swaps since russia invited ukraine in 2022. well, the 2 extra notes stuck in spice of night. the 1st public comments since they boeing style line a capsule arrived back on earth without them earlier this month. now nasa decided it was too risky for them to take the craft back home after it ran into trouble with its draft. as during the ascent, the astronauts will now have to wait 5 months to return, but they don't seem to be in any particular hurry to leave the international space station in space. and how does it come 3 months down 5 to go. and it was only supposed to be a week long test commission of the boeing star liner calypso.

in response to this situation, uganda, like egypt and south africa, have nuclear power plants places him at the forefront of the anti-climate change movement . in fact, this country is willing. are connected about 25% have access to off-grid solar energy. the assessment of the world bank and the african development bank in 2004 showed. several regions have uranium deposits, which are equal to 52 thousand square kilometers across the country. zakhari, which this country intends to exploit with the support of argentina. we have a legal framework which is our atomic energy act of 2008. but in cooperation with the international atomic energy agency, there are areas to improve preparation for the management of nuclear energy industry aspects we have identified the liquidation of nuclear safety and the security of fuel waste management, including spent fuel. in 2023, uganda announced that the first nuclear project will be in buende, about 150 km north of the capital kampala, and the olbeli reactor by the year. it will be connected to the national grid. 6 other countries, namely ghana, nige

the funeral was held in her answers to a village in uganda. the attack has underscore, the high level of violence against women in the region. funding triggered by heavy rain full has left at least 48 in eastern romania rescue services have been deployed to evacuate residents trapped to new homes. central europe is also the pricing force of the of flooding. 55 is in the czech republic have been building flooded walls and stacking sandbags. heavy rain is also likely in ulster. yes. the vakio and hungry or ukraine has made a fresh appeal to the west to be allowed to fire long range me solve deep into russian territory. this comes a day off to you as president joe biden, and british prime minister keeps dom i met to discuss giving to you the green lights. both leaders have brushed off a warning by roches. why did me present that? lifting this restriction would put nice or at will with russia. britton's prime minister arrives at the white house for tea talks on the ukraine war. tiers dimer is pressing us president joe biden to allow ukraine to use

uganda's athletics federation said it was deeply saddened by the news.ence. for more, here's our senior africa correspondent anne soy. this case is brought to the fall of very important discussion about domestic violence and this take on communities, this is the third elite female athlete to fall victim to domestic violence in just three years in kenya and therefore there is a lot of tragedy and a lot of anger and a disturbing sense of deja vu and people are asking what more can be done to end date, i've spoken to lawyers who have been involved in cases of domestic violence, dealing with victims and it's here that the laws exist to protect them and to deliverjustice however, the implementation is whether problem is, we have two previous cases elite athletes who are killed as a result of domestic violence but today's date, the families are seeking justice in one case, the suspect is still at large, he was somebody close to her and therefore the discussions are ongoing both in kenya and uganda and calling on the authorities on the government and judiciary

in uganda, you just wave and smile.riend was like, did you wave at people and smile? i was like, yeah. he only told me this is texas, it is weird, you can't just do that. [laughter] and it took me a long time to understand that. ♪ >> it was loneliness and facts that led to what is now part of his signature look. you appear to have two big eyeballs on your guitar. jon: the googly eyes. i was sad. there is only one friend i had, it was my guitar. that is why i drew the eyes. to have a friend that i felt was accepting. >> meanwhile, he continued making music and posting videos online including a familiar number by paul mccartney. jon: ♪ blackbird singing in the dead of night take these broken wings and learn to fly ♪ ♪ >> internet lightning struck a second time. that one was seen by dan auerbach of the black keys who signed john to a contract and brought him to nashville. he made a debut album combining the sounds he grew up with combined with the ones he has heard since. it is titled "flying away" and the googly eyes are

we are in the balance of full capital of uganda compiler. now just sitting is listed with what people here called betting, or gambling houses, and it's no one to bend. that's government is reaching a rig in tax revenues. but at what cost with more and more young people relying on gambling as they are only meaningful income. and so today we want to find out from the young people here is going to bring a net positive or negative for the society. and i want to begin with my friend chris here because i know we were speaking. and despite the fact that here in compiler, the legal age for betting is 25. probably the highest in the world as your father came into contact with gambling when he was the 17. do you remember that 1st i i but i be today, ma'am i tried. i need to. when do you want to know how it went? yes, please. boy you back to school. so that's when i was given intrusion. yeah. uh, base school fees at school. and then that time does when bus i don't know was way to place it villa. so i say, if i bought my 400000 shillings, i'm going to g

let's turn to uganda.ndan 0lympic athlete, rebecca cheptegei, who was killed by a former boyfriend. the service was in her family's home town, bukwo. the 33—year—old marathon runner, who competed in the paris games last month, died after being doused with petrol and set alight. rebecca cheptegei's body was brought in from kenya, where she lived and trained. her death has renewed concern about the level of violence against women in kenya and uganda. herformer partner has since died of his injuries. 0ur correspondent, anne soy, has more full military honours as uganda bid farewell to one of its finest ambassadors. sergeant rebecca cheptegei flew her country's flag high across the world in long—distance races. but back in her home, she fell victim to domestic violence. thousands of local residents here turned up for the funeral. they said rebecca was a much—loved member of this bukwo committee, and who inspired many children to take up athletics. she died in neighbouring kenya after herformer boyfriend poured

we have someone who is over $100000.00 in uganda. that is, that on the 800 out on 800 medians we have seen, you know, a couple of use will don't on anything, but they have on, on the money from betty. and the biggest percentage of they use uh, i can tell you uh, the highest the money they have only a good date including it is from bidding. i agree, but this one or how many? of course, we cannot or be lucky, you will, you would go to school 100 students and one or 2 with a bus. that is the most criminal unit. and i've done that. we kind of told the okay, if we're going to be a regional one, we'd well, well yeah, the one. okay. uh, but the president's most of any was actually of a country reopening on the by saying that the taxes will flowing out of this country and the one not being used to reinvest back in this country. so what does that, because look like we're talking about the industry that just crossed the a $150000000000.00 smocks, who's about $36000000.00 or about $35000000.00 euros. so that is some huge money. and uh, the pros