who have said that they recognize that ugandans pay a lot less tax than other people do but critics and most people i meet are either critics or they're quite bewildered by the whole thing they say that it's stifling free speech it's crushing opposition and they also say that the government mismanages funds so why should they trust a government to give them more funds anyway if the government is going to mismanage them and they also say that it's going to affect business people around the world who i guess just enjoy using social media in a free way will be appalled at the idea that people are going to be taxed for using for basically chatting with their friends online how unpopular is it in the country . yeah i mean as i said like most people that i've spoken to that. either angry or just bewildered and i was in a bar on a saturday night and i saw so many ugandans and foreigners looking at their phones kind of wondering why their messages weren't going through because people thought this was a joke they didn't think that it was actually going to come in and it's made people really

but for some marchers, the blame lies with ugandan society as a whole. the women. and we men have failed to protect our wives. we have failed to protect our mothers and we have failed to protect our daughters. the message to uganda's government is that women's lives matter, and they have had enough of living in fear. a spokesman for hungary's government has denied reports that it is one 01:14 eu states to have entered a migrant repatriation agreement with berlin. the deal would see the nations take back migrants who initially registered in their countries before travelling on to germany. german chancellor angela merkel has been facing a political crisis at home over her approach towards migrants. speaking at a ceremony marking the handover of the eu's rotating presidency from bulgaria, austria's chancellor sebastian kurz said its motto would be "a europe that protects". mr kurz has put security and the fight against what he calls illegal migration among his top priorities. bethany bell has more from vienna. sebastian kurz has promised to make the fight a

but for some marchers, the blame lies with ugandan society as a whole.n to protect the women. and we men have failed to protect our wives. we have failed to protect our mothers and we have failed to protect our daughters. the message to uganda's government is that women's lives matter, and they have had enough of living in fear. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: it's game over for argentina and portugal after losses on the first day of the world cup knockouts — messi and ronaldo among the heavyweights heading home. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly, that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit, at the start of a new e

forces of encroaching on their territory and ugandan authorities say the sea isn't doing enough to stamp out rebel activity near the border while the thirty opposition parties in nigeria are working together to stop president mohammad who bahati from serving a second term the thirty nine parties say they've signed an agreement to form an anti behati alliance the plan is for all political parties to be represented in a government of national unity. the makers of a controversial weed killer are on trial in the united states or california groundskeeper dying of cancer is accusing the chemical giant of one sun two of ignoring the health risks of its product roundup if you wins it could open the door to hundreds more cases al-jazeera is kristen salumi as more monsanto is a global giant in biotechnology and chemical production it makes much of its money in agriculture but its products are also used in local parks in people's gardens sweed killer called roundup is made with those consumers in mind this duwayne lee johnson is suing monsanto blaming round up for giving him a form of cancer called

that people who are getting used to voicing their activism and mobilizing on social media which ugandans a doing more and more on social. media these could be less excess of all of them so this this tax came into effect on sunday are people reacting there are unhappy and you have to keep in mind those who use social media to voice their dissatisfaction since sunday have actually paid for the privilege to do sorry lawyers are challenging the tax at uganda's constitutional court and people are mobilizing we can see them here they've turned out to protest in front of the chief magistrates court in the capital one uses solomon king summed up the attitude he's criticized the principle behind taxing every little thing from an already suffering economy so a corrupt government can get even more money to steal it's still early days the tax is only a couple of days old and we have to see how this constitutional court challenge turns up but we'll be tracking mash very interesting jerry thank you. in just over a month a symbolic faces a historic presidential election the most on the thirtieth of jul

years much of the forest is in clear to provide charcoal for burning more than eighty percent of ugandans rely on charcoal for their daily cooking needs and that's according to records of figures from the government rolls twining has an innovation which uses volcanic rocks as energy for cleaner cooking and lighting solutions for families while at the same time providing jobs for the women she has built a clean cooking stove to replace the environmentally hazardous and charcoal consuming stove. on for life rebecca to a new car has cooked with charcoal but it's both bad for her health and bad for the environment he's also expensive now she has a special news tove it costs a lot but it can still save her money. i used to use a lot of chapel i calculated. using what one proves two million shillings in this home. but now that the dust i used doesn't even. one hundred. volcanic rock is the key to this new eco stove once they're all the heated they remain hopeful i was with the help of a solar powered fund that believes that continuous flow of air over them. was invented by rose twine she runs t

and ugandan president yoweri was seventy looks as if he'll be able to run for a sixth term thanks to a court ruling candidates need to be under the age of seventy five to run seventy is seventy three years old but would have been blocked from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one now a new bill has been signed scrapping the age limit. the current here is association of human rights says at least four hundred forty eight people have been killed in anti-government protests over the past three months it's accusing security forces of detaining opponents of president daniel ortega into torture centers to see in human reports from the capital. it's been one hundred days since the began burying their loved ones killed in a conflict too reminiscent of the country's civil war in the one nine hundred seventy s. this week at least three more people were killed in the northern city of reportedly by pro-government paramilitary forces while in managua a brazilian medical student sympathetic to student protesters was gunned down by unidentified assailants. at a news confere

by the vendor to idi amin had addressed the ugandan parliament on wednesday. a moment that shocked the world august one thousand nine hundred eighty two uganda's president mean orders all asians to the view gonda. most of them were of indian origin they dominated the economy owning large businesses i mean accuse them of economic exploitation forcing over forty thousand asians to leave the country most of them left the country those who having a lot of support there went of a just to the day you went there because they feel. like my brother. he became better fiji he was taken to the camp and. he ended up in malta. but forty six years on many indians have returned today uganda's capital kampala is a bustling city with hundreds of businesses owned by indians like rajni tailor indians own many large factories and have created jobs for the locals this success is a highlight for prime minister narendra modi's visit to uganda his meeting with host president yoweri museveni is highly anticipated so we would anticipate that lets open the sector of tourism. now you see

forces of encroaching on their territory and ugandan authorities say that the r.c. isn't doing enough to stamp out rebel activity near the border. longtime regional rivals ethiopia and eritrea say they are no longer at war after their leaders signed a declaration of peace and friendship the decision to restore diplomatic relations came during a landmark visit by ethiopia's new leader abi ahmed to eritrea priyanka gupta reports. with smiles at had chicks if your p.s. prime minister left eritrea and their decades long military standoff behind him at the abbott's visit was high on symbolism but also led to the most significant steps yet to its peace between the two longtime regional rivals at the covered you don't know where you are now the chances and the opportunities were there for us and we were hoping to use them but they were locked away from us for the past twenty five years for twenty five years is not a short time the last we incurred in the past twenty five years cannot be recovered but today we feel like we have not lost anything we fail as if what we've los

doesn't sound like a lot of money but human rights watch says just over a quarter of your oeuvre ugandans have leave on a euro a day. so this adds up and it might mean that people who are used to putting their opinions online or less able to do so are now ok so it's gone into effect what kind of pushback have we seen people are really upset and you know people who have taken to social media to express their opinions we have to keep in mind have now paid money to do sorry lawyers the challenging the tax at the constitutional court and been protests in front of the chief magistrates court in the capital this twitter user solomon king summed up the attitude he has criticized what he says is a principle behind taxing every little thing so a corrupt government can get even more money to steal all right our social media editor jerry greta thank you very much for bringing us that important story. you're watching the news still to come where's the most dangerous place in the world to be a woman well look at a new survey that's on least a fierce debate in india. after five years of testimony on na

much of the forest has been cleared to provide charcoal for burning more than eighty percent of ugandans rely on charcoal for their daily cooking needs and that's according to records of figures from the government rolls twining has an innovation which uses volcanic rocks as energy for cleaner cooking and lighting solutions for families while at the same time providing jobs for the women she has built a clean cooking stove to replace their environmentally hazardous and charcoal consuming stills. only for life rebecca to a new guy has cooked with charcoal but it's both bad for her health and bad for the environment he's also expensive now she has a special news tove it costs a lot but it can still save her money. i used to use a lot of chalk or i calculated. using topical what one proves two million shillings in this hole for one year but now the tech or dust i used doesn't go even beyond one hundred dollars that. volcanic rock is the key to this new eco stove once they're rocks that heated they remain hopeful i was with the help of a solar powered fund that blazed a continuous flow of ai

ugandan president yoweri museveni looks like he'll be able to run for a sixth term that's thanks to a court ruling that currently need to be under the age of seventy five to run to seventy or seventy three but would have been blocked from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one now a new bill has been signed scrapping the age limit has the opposition accusing the seventy of a power grab philippine president has signed a new law to give the muslim community on the island of mindanao its own regional government armed groups in the region have been fighting for autonomy for more than forty years the conflict that has killed more than one hundred thousand people it's hoped the new law will help bring an end to the fighting. with all the headlines more news continuing here after al-jazeera world do stay with us. guns are part of the civic cookie. is simple but their knowledge of what. city but the more peaceful and lit are the. big cut that's your place of aussie summer for my little girl must be the seventh century it's not engender so we send out a similar service

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years much of the forest hasn't cleared to provide charcoal for burning more than eighty percent of ugandans rely on charcoal for their daily cooking needs and that's according to records of figures from the government rose twining has an innovation which uses volcanic rocks as energy for cleaner cooking and lighting solutions for families while at the same time providing jobs for the women she has built a clean cooking stove to replace their environmentally hazardous and charcoal consuming stove. on fire life has cooked with charcoal but it's both bad for her health and bad for the environment it is also expensive now she has a special news tove it costs a lot but it can still save her money. they used to use a lot of chapel and calculated. using what one proves two million shillings in this home. but now the dust and you just doesn't even. one hundred. volcanic rock is the key to this new eco stove once they're oaks the heated they remain hopeful i was with the help of a solar powered fund that blows a continuous flow of air over them. was invented by rose twine she runs the company that m

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see many people also have been finding creative ways to avoid paying that tax and here's what one ugandan respect c. had to say. one thing i can do to people about it is that we have good ways of using social media with their taxes but you don't think there isn't something called v.p. and i think it's helping many of us so yeah that is what i'm going great now for v.p.n. or virtual private network is a solution for many but it's not the most ideal because to some using a v.p.n. will end up costing them much more or using much of your date's a bundle boma says the tax is a big setback for universal access and despite the outrage there are also plenty of funny memes that we're finding on social media one of those is posted by tom ways as when you pay social media tax and nobody likes or retreats your sweet role we've also been in touch of the cyber no expert in uganda who doesn't quite see the funny side of this and is challenging the new no in quotes this. is a mission of online expression and the right. point one international community that is. for to give them some rights to janus close

tax on social media apps in uganda has sent people out on the streets to oppose the move for young ugandans especially social media has become a platform for expression and protest malcolm webb reports. many people here in uganda's capital kampala on happy about having to pay to use the internet's most popular services i haven't polled the wine a pop star and then p. that a demonstration against the new social media tax crowd quickly gathered we have a picture there for somebody at that because it is their personal i doubt they aren't people of uganda i said to make out even that i forgot it's really i think they don't think that if you had not read the third not to judge the the president was still angry because they think i don't judge you and they're telling steak to my face and such a media uses have to pay about six cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during the seventies had the tax will help to reduce costs that the activists here say it's an indiscriminate tax that hurts the poor most left of the people right here in that i am going to le

tax on social media apps in uganda has sent people out on the streets to oppose the move for young ugandans especially social media has become a platform for expression and protest malcolm webb reports. many people here in uganda's capital kampala on happy about having to pay to use the internet's most popular services i hope the wine a pop star and then people that a demonstration against the new social media tax crowd quickly gathered we have a picture there for somebody at that because it is their personal i doubt they are people of uganda i said make out if it was filmed for us it's really i think they don't think that if you had not accepted the credits for say little that to the judge the the president was still angry because they think i don't suffer to be telling stake to my face in such a media users have to pay about six cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during the seventies had the title helped to reduce gossip the activists here say it's an indiscriminate tax that hurts the poor most left of the people right here in that i am going

the ugandan writer. absolutely. and that book itself was not banned.n african literature, and when i started to look for stories that i wanted to tell, i started to look for love stories, and this was the most resounding love story i found at the time and this is the story that i wanted to tell because more than anything, i think that it is high time that we had more love stories coming out of the continent. so, it's about thwarted love, essentially. is that what it's about for you? absolutely. i mean, as i said, i quoted the chairman of the board, ezekiel mutua, but he had previously really applauded you. he described you as a goddess in the kenyan film industry, and now he's saying these things about you. i mean, do you feel that this film has dealt you a reputational blow in kenya ? yep, i think that it's very unfortunate that the head of the kenya film classification board went out of his way to say things that i feel were rather mean—spirited and attacked my personality and my character. having praised you prior to that. exactly. complete change.

ugandan president looks like he'll be able to run for a sixth term thanks to a court ruling candidates need to be under the age of seventy five to run the seventy seventy three but would have been blocked from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one of those where the news headlines next it's inside story stay with us. for the first time since he was forced from palm by the army the people of zimbabwe will see the next president but a struggling economy and frustration among many young voters. it's still hard to follow the bombing you mentioned. cutting off the supply of middle east oil saudi arabia temporarily suspend shipments through the straits after two of its tankers are attacked by the rebels off the coast of yemen will that further fuel regional tensions and lead to high oil prices this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm peter dubey petrol prices could soon be on the way up because of the war in yemen and sanctions being reimposed on iran saudi arabia has ordered its oil tankers to stop states sailing through the bubble mandeb straight off the co

she passed away the little girl who has hiv was living at a now shuttered orphanage in the northern ugandan city of gulu appeal is now cared for by her legal guardian jeffrey who has four kids of his own. i'm trying. my through my family and i think. valerie was the manager of one shelter that shut its doors the orphanage was home to children who lost their parents to aids and war and the government of uganda. children's home children. some of them. even their siblings many in uganda worried the closure of some six hundred orphanages will put children out on the streets without the basic skills for survival unicef says there are two and a half million orphans in uganda and hundred fifty three million worldwide the charity hope and home says children living in orphanages are forty times more likely to have a criminal record and five hundred times more likely to commit suicide researchers say children who grow up in orphanages suffer physically intellectually and emotionally the quality of life of orphans in uganda is what's worrying the commissioner for youth and children's affairs he's over

doesn't impose its beliefs on other countries rosalyn jordan al-jazeera the state department ugandan president yoweri was seventy eight looks like he'll be able to run for. sector thanks to a court ruling kansas currently need to be under the age of seventy five to run the seventy is seventy three but would have been blocked from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one now a new bill has been signed scrapping the age limit as the opposition accusing the seventy of a power grab leaders of the brics bloc of emerging economies are calling for an open and inclusive trading system comes in the wake of a number of protectionist tariffs introduced by u.s. president on trial. has more from the annual bric summit held in johannesburg. leaders from five of the world's leading emerging markets say they are united when it comes to trade they say protectionism which is being pushed by u.s. president donald trump should be rejected. what is constant is the flare up of geopolitical conflicts and the escalation of protectionism and you need actual ism they directly affect emer

ugandan president yoweri museveni looks like you'll be able to run for a sixth term thanks to a court ruling kind as it's currently need to be under the age of seventy five to run with seventy or seventy three but would have been blocked from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one now a new bill has been signed scrapping the age limit as the opposition accusing was seventy of a power grab. all the headlines i'll be back with another news update after my chin is here. we understand the differences. and the singularity of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to al-jazeera. when people think of cuba they think revolution but ivana is undergoing a revolution and the trouble let's just go through the cuban descent the golden age we're here to discover if those changes are reflected in the plea that this is q what is day q a good. restaurant owner i'm trying to make sure to leave groups a.j. it's on al-jazeera. concision but so is this for the. wrong. sort of. just how. the shit. inst

have been leading a military coalition supporting yemen's government in its war against who thiis ugandan president yoweri museveni looks like he'll be able to run for a sixth term thanks to a court ruling candidates currently need to be under the age of seventy five to run but the seventy is seventy three and that would have blocked him from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one now a new bill has been signed scrapping the limit. the zimbabwe is heading to the polls on monday to elect its new president for the first time in nearly forty years robert mugabe's name won't be on the ballot but his legacy of an economy in ruins continues to overshadow the campaigning voters hope the results will help and years of economic isolation as malcolm webb reports from the capital harare. dropped out of school when his parents died he's sixteen here a few jobs in zimbabwe so he ends about eight dollars a day selling tomatoes and all that was the reason why i came here is to look for money so i get in a living and working for someone i get little money and i send most to my goi

dislike ugandans take to the streets over a new social media tax and former world number one novak djokovic battles his way through to the semifinals when. on the details coming up in sports. still plenty of warm sunshine across western parts of europe at the moment largely clear skies once again little bit of cloud just spilling its way out into the atlantic and that will not just well little further research as we go on through the next couple days with essentially it does look fine and dry so we are going to see plenty of sunshine here meanwhile some rather wet weather into good parts of germany said of course east assata germany into were part of this little area cloud here will spin away bringing some wetter weather cola too for berlin just twenty degrees celsius meanwhile well twenty six celsius there for moscow in between the showers are russia showers there you notice down into the baltic states into poland pushing back down once again towards northern parts of roumania and also into the balkans for the west generally dry now just some wet weather just starting to push into the sout

ugandan president yoweri museveni looks like you'll be able to run for a sixth term thanks to a court ruling comes as currently need to be under the age of seventy five to run with seventy or seventy three but would have been blocked from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one now a new bill has been signed scrapping the age limit and as the opposition accusing the seventy of a power grab. and facebook has seen around one hundred nineteen billion dollars wiped off its value the largest one day loss by any company in u.s. stock market history social media giant shares dropped twenty percent of thursday's opening after the warned of lower than expected growth and revised profit margins the company had cautioned investors to expect a big jump in cost because of efforts to address concerns about poor handling of users privacy and to better monitor what's posted online. this is al-jazeera these are our top stories this hour north korea has returned the remains of some american soldiers killed during the korean war u.s. military plane flew to north korea friday morni

and dislike ugandans take to the streets over a new social media tax. still plenty of warm sunshine across western parts of europe at the moment largely clear skies once again little bit of cloud just spilling its way out into the lines and that will nudge as well little further east which as we go on through the next couple days with essentially it does look fine and dry so we are going to see plenty of sunshine here meanwhile some rather wet weather into parts of germany said across the eastern side of germany into were part of this little area cloud here will spin away bringing some where to where the coolest too for berlin just twenty degrees celsius. well twenty six celsius there for moscow in between the showers are russia showers there you notice down into the baltic states into poland pushing back down once again towards northern parts of roumania and also into the balkans for the west generally dry now just some wet weather just starting to push into the southwest approaches of england southern parts of wells and western england seeing a little

that will reinstate rick machar's vice president the latest deal was signed during a meeting in the ugandan capital kampala south sudanese neda's had agreed to a cease fire in june but that was broken within hours in clashes that killed eighteen people civil war has raged through the country for more than four years triggering the displacement of millions of civilians. russia the host nation is out of the well beaten on penalties by croatia who will now face england in the semifinal and not finish just a short time ago rory chance is still at the end in moscow and the disappointment must be just raging around the. not that it was a rollercoaster i'm sure you all say it was like i wish russia scold us i've always said i. have. no other goals hold in the second all this other side british we've been seeing this role since i went to mexico it was croatia that's. it extra time that seemed like russia what else but in the last few minutes they pulled one back and said good so you penalties sadly this wasn't to be a repeat of the penalty shootout that russia had against by which they won this tim

but the ones music has turned him into a hero especially among younger ugandans was the way they werebobby grew up in the commotion in the capital city kampala despite his thriving music career he still sees himself as an ordinary you can i i i don't think i have anything special on me probably what to do one would call a spiritual is the ability to recall glades what i can do which i believe it is still is not. spatial only me i believe and their body in a way i can recall glaze they are putting sure is where they can do and go for eat it's a portion of constructing that confidence and believing in it other than that there's nothing special about me i'm just another. young man out there that is angry enough to speak out how your work is sitting in skokie x. he boxes oh and the pop star also ends several businesses including this beach on the shores of lake victoria. the. well some people are suspicious of his wealth he also has plenty of loyal fans who defend him. i've known bob one for six years i like his music. it really inspires me the way he does he thinks so he's a wooden one w

patricks there were in georgia needs a minimum of two hours to come i thought to six kilometers between ugandans capito com paula and interior international airport. screws are tricky. but the government has recently formed a macwhich alternative route. with this new liquid mission road called to the complex interior expressway so when did you know it takes less than an hour. to get to the airport i don't hopefully what six as a matter of fact i leave around eight. because i want to be at the airport in thirty five minutes so that's that's the best experience that i've had using this road and so it's been a wonderful this forty nine kilometer toll road has been constructed properly using any misha three hundred fifty million dollar loan from china. fees collected from us as i respected to help uganda to pay back the chinese over the next couple of decades. uganda is expanding its twenty one thousand kilometer total road network as part of its wider infrastructure drive towards becoming a me two income economy four thousand two hundred watches tama zakheim our share of this new fund. next join. a

she passed away the little girl who has hiv was living at a now shuttered orphanage in the northern ugandan city of gulu a pos now cared for by her legal guardian jeffrey who has four kids of his own a lot of press i'm not i'm trying. to make. my family and china thinking. about. valerie was the manager of one shelter that shut its doors the orphanage was home to children who lost their parents to aids and war the government of uganda has not. been the children's home the children. there and some of them. even their siblings many in uganda worry the closure of some six hundred orphanages will put children out on the streets without the basic skills for survival unicef says there are two and a half million orphans in uganda and hundred fifty three million worldwide the charity hope and home says children living in orphanages are forty times more likely to have a criminal record and five hundred times more likely to commit suicide researchers say children who grow up in orphanages suffer physically intellectually and emotionally the quality of life of orphans in uganda is what's worrying the

malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe ugandan president yoweri museveni looks like you'll be able to run for six term thanks to a court ruling kandice currently need to be under the age of seventy five to run this then he is seventy three so would have been blocked from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one but now a new bills been saying scrapping that age limit it's has the opposition accusing mess of any of the power grab. prime minister alexis tsipras says he takes full responsibility for devastating wildfires the broke out on monday he promised the government would work quickly to improve safety regulations follows accusations from opposition parties that the government failed to do enough to save lives and protects people like officials suspect the fires which killed more than eighty people were caused by arson. activists pushing to ban whale hunting in iceland industry is back under the spotlight after a cross between a fin well and a protected blue whale was killed across the shore for processing from reykjavik the clock explains. iceland has much to

opposition supporters gather in zimbabwe's capital to call for free and fair elections and dislike ugandans take to the streets over a new social media tax. gracious has beaten england in a nail biting world cup semifinal scoring a second ago in extra time to secure a spot in the final for the very first time they'll be playing from in sunday's match there were scenes of absolute ecstasy in croatia edition hadzic the college is outside. from his own in the croatian capitals on grafton has more on what this means for croatians. i think for fully. fifty years i think that. the flipping middle of this whole little book to both it'll. never be called the cover story it was something that never something. close to my dad the book couple of course in this country so to speak the love for graciousness very much to close to the road but my back is there now still it was a rule cutting above the success of their national team they did. it to code the players played into it to good to hate to manage to play the sort of clothes for the most against pros then return to these coaches big stars like my d