since they've done the moon, the village, then everybody in the village smell. you couldn't much see the water from miles to then could look out like we look out now. you couldn't see the water now it's close. we can see the ways, but nowhere land when it, when it gets rough before lights up, we can see the land working away back home. they have these here we have here again, they jump right in and help people move and do whatever they gotta do. it just seemed like out here just taken forever. are you almost big enough to go to school? yeah, you ready? yeah. the i guess that just was tears me thank you know, call me these people. these people are just like, there's no difference in these people and people a lot of well, human knowledge is a little village. 3300 people, but no big, not that i think it's no big deal. they do a big deal. it's their lives. the brick don't. it's just that the same time. most cozy up there, we're planning to move to the new say this winter. but i don't know if you're going to have the the soup get those to do he, when the i t and part

this village is completely divided. i mean there's just no way around, you know, to travel councils. families don't talk to each other, just all kinds of issues. that are part of prompted by the river here moving in and routing the community. so in the these new groups are from outsiders. mostly i say i've heard from the community, they're not originally from the new talk village to travel administrators. actually 1st cousin tom and family are 1st cousins ginger, tradition versus you know, the new constitutional majority way of thinking. so you have that tremendous divide, different philosophies together, and family represents one side. and tom represents the other stuff. my name is currently com. i'm the traveler minister for a new car. kristen council. recently i was select to be a tribe lead ministry or, or a new council dish in new entity. there was a election dispute in october 20, call the new car, traditional council, somebody who worked or said, we've never had an election in quite a while. and it's a election,

village press, to whom i am indebted. i'm honored to be here. now i'm going to share my screen. it worked. jane jacobs first city sheds light on the well-known jane jacobs who is associated with her years in new york from 1934 to 1968. she used her observations from her west village window to formulate her ideas about urban life. i discovered the seeds of these groundbreaking concepts had sprouted previously in her hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. some of these discoveries may have surprised some of you who thought they knew the remarkable jane. in 1961, her book the death and life of great american cities would change the world and how we think about cities. it continues to reverberate today. in the vivid and pointed pros of the first sentence, she loudly declared her intent. this book is an attack on current city planning and building and in a well organized 23 chapters, she guided readers through her observations, analysis, and startling conclusions. old buildings and neighborhoods had value and should not be destro

want to leave a village, says nelson. when will you get those of you who no one wants to leave the community. there's no better place than here. thing it's quiet and free, that pollution of all we need is a better quality of life. as many as 300000 people in the dominican republic still there for that power. soon 50 more families will be enjoying the benefits of electricity. in this week's global snacks, we try something sweet from south africa. ah, ah vocab lives at the foot of signal hill in cape town. the muslim entrance quarters are known for its colorful houses and deep valley way. ah, it's home to cooper mohammed's or auntie cooper. she's known in the neighborhood. her speciality is cook sister, a sticky spicy deep fried pastry. must the sunday breakfast invoke up. ah, good sense, the thunder from those years when the site came to south africa, africa that time. right. and they gave the all people that a seat of a don't that and what did, what i'll see for this is just to let pro, but i'll send them and then as well

a village would have nearly been a plan lately. but for many families, big city life has become unbearable, especially now. the longing for more space is driving people to take reasons. important in life to have new experiences and never to settle for the life. but discovery thing was going on. some communities offer financial support to attract new residence. i think there's more opportunity in italy, the water is in the u. k. the diesel lease countryside regaining a future. the i a just before the 2nd corona lockdown in new york in 2020, the victoria family was living in naples. life didn't change much for them. school holidays were extended and the children were already at home. anyway. paulo is a professor of education at the university of naples, federico 2nd. his wife wally is a programmer. they've been working from home for weeks. smart working children running riot. the television always own and a chronically underactive dog were all just too much chewing on the chairs. he always does bathroom now he's racking them more and

village by village, a report on the bombing of north vietnam, is narrated by boston psychologist and anti-war activist bill zimmerman who begins the film by describing the project in detail. but first we hear president nixon announcing a may, 1972 bombing campaign. president nixon: all entrances to north vietnamese entrances will be mined. air and naval strikes will continue. that is why, my fellow americans, tonight i ask for your support of this decision. a decision which has only one purpose. not to expand the war, not to escalate the war. but to end this war and to win the kind of peace that will last. [siren] >> we were all surprised when the telephone call came for us to visit hanoi. we assumed it came as a result of the anti-war work that we had all been doing. the four of us on the trip, robert lecky. father paul mayer. a theelogean who has been veryabilityive and was a member over the harrisburg community. the president of the national student association in washington. a group that sponsored many educational programs and demonstrations against war. i'm bill zimmerman. i use

now we're going to move down all the remaining villages on the mountain.— all the remaining villagesthe houses leftj behind have been transformed into homestays and tourists now make the climb. a big cultural change there, moving into those homes. let me remind you of our top story this hour, about the us vice president, kamala harris in what a mahler who —— where she has warned people against coming to the united states saying they would be turned back at the border. she also said it was important for guatemala and mexico to tackle the corruption surrounding people trafficking. this is bbc world news. hello there. it's been a warm start to the new week. quite a bit of cloud around on monday, but i think certainly for today, it's looking sunnier across the board. it's going to stay warm for the rest of this week, and in fact, we're going to start to import some tropical air across the country, so it's going to feel quite humid. there will be further patchy cloud and rain across northern and western areas, as low pressure will always be nearby. and that's certainly the setup into tues

i'm standing in the village of hattonchatel on rue miss skinner. reason it is named skinner is she was a wealthy socialite from holyoke, massachusetts, who took to heart this village that had been destroyed by the germans. the germans had occupied it for four years since 1914, and it was liberated by the american 26th division. the 26th division was made up of national guard units from new england, including massachusetts where bell grew up. she was a graduate of astor college, in fact was the class president. her family was -- owned a textile company with their name of skinner, and she had a passion for france. she came over here before the war, during the war, and then came back in 1919. that's when she discovered this village and that it was destroyed. she decided that she needed to help out. she raised money, gave some of her own money, including clothes to the citizens who had to move back here after the war in decimated conditions. but she helped rebuild the village, including the school that i'm standing in front of right now, plus she set u

i know the village is a very warm hearted, open minded, and welcoming village. during that period i went alone to the church and secluded yana where this black jesus is. what he says 2 years was and i was really surprised to see 4 boys for refugees who lived in that refugee center who were on their knees before that black jesus praying, dividing, they were very peaceful while outside. there was a huge demonstration with this. i wanted to understand how that was possible is what the 1st and vital sign can develop. village a divided community doubled into the bus will be me. and if i don't want to get the job, i know him better, you know, and then go on job one job. the i'm going to the residence of this little village are also just trying to survive. they've also become poor due to the mafia due to crime and bad political decisions in the village has become a ghost town with half of the houses empty. i'm like, it was in the office. so they're defending themselves in a way from the always isn't. isn't that sets the time to go on and they find strength in their fai

i know the village is a very warm hearted, open minded and welcoming village gust during that period i went alone to the church and the cooling where this black jesus is gonna vote in 2 years was and i was really surprised to see 4 boys for refugees. who lived in that refugee center who were on their knees before that black jesus, praying and dividing. they were very peaceful while outside. there was a huge demonstration with this. i wanted to understand how that was possible. is what the 1st and vital sign can develop. the village, a divided community doubled into the bus will be tell me a month ago about the fall. i know in baby oh no name. go on job. one job. the i'm going to the residence of this little village are also just trying to survive. they've also become poor due to the mafia due to crime and bad political decision. the village has become a ghost town with half of the houses empty. i'm like, it was in the office. so they're defending themselves in away from the always isn't laugh, sent out, sets the time to go and they find strength in their faith carrying the extremely

the villages are faced with this is color a coffee. if it comes out of the faucet, it could be either a joke, the people of nature and sky, either way, it never ceases to amaze them the brown sledge, they've been getting from the top for years. instead of clear drinking water heater, you can't use it for washing or for drinking, but we have no choice you. we have to let it settle for a while and then we boil it with you. on lemon, tough st. residence pump in the brown liquids by the buckets every day. while they do have running water in their 2 story building, the water pressure is often so low. it's easier for them to just pump the water at themselves. no matter where it comes from, the st pumps of the home. both mentally the water in the village of meter and ski originates from a major river in southern russia and the co buying. when the spring floods cold, the waters turn a cloudy grape round, and flows into meter escape watermain is virtually unfiltered. once the villagers draw the river water, they have to leave it out for several

the village had john site wanted to share. this area has just been surveyed and they have been notified that it will become an open cost mine, which means that any day now this community will be evicted from the forest. well, paula, this is my mother land where i was born. one so green. i remember the lippard, by enough birds snake, i thought we were so happy then off the 31 families hill, 7, do not have entitlement deeds to prove. they belong to. the government is responsible for rehabilitating those with papers. why mining has displaced people around the world from germany to him babbling the history of the limitation in india is especially poor since 951 over 2500000 people have been displaced by mine and less than a quarter. where do you have it and it's got a good good, we'll do something. and now the government is asking us to leave this where we go. we have worked on this land to make it for dial and since day and we don't want to be enemies, like we only want to save the land, but i'm not happy love what's going on in

they are systematically attacking village by village. neighborhood by neighborhood but the us military do not understand the will of the people to fight. we have learned to protect ourselves. the bomb shelters everywhere not just in the cities. but in every village but all the highways and roads. facing the power of the machine our people are putting forth all their energy or their will to resist. the us air force has blamed that can detect radar. so we use people to watch for the planes and set off the air raid sirens long enough in advance when attack so that the people can take shelter. we have people whose job it is to counter bombs at default. so that later if using squats can find disaster. we have factories in caves. which continues to produce medicines and vaccines? our industry schools hospitals are still functioning. they are divided into smaller units and spread out throughout the countryside for protection. we have had to adjust our way of life because of the war. but still the the essence of our life hasn't changed. no amoun

this village to the unesco world heritage dies. many residents rent out their apartments and holiday homes to international jets. it is . meanwhile young people, especially those starting a family, have to move away. at shay black, they're waiting on the return of celebrities. reservations are filling up, says the owner the this was taken in the 1st few years he came to visit. he calls me papa black. denzel washington isn't the only one. the restaurant became the new place to be for hollywood stars, enjoying the doj a far end or the sweetness of doing nothing. it's 5 am and alberta russo and his father take me along to go fishing back when positano was just a sleepy little village. everyone here lived off fishing and i've seen this type of work. that's our passion. that's what they're drawn to. it was huge. they will isolated for a month during the corona virus pandemic, $100.00 and the few fish that we didn't catch had to be sold for less than the market price. it was really a very difficult situation. let's hope that we can balan

i'd much rather live in the village. that's better here. ken around garcia's months of training is coming to an end. he's now contacting local taylors who might offer him a job. he's determined to stay close to his family and not return to serat or any other large city to see work. man went far away again. i couldn't look after my children, so i'd rather look for work close to my village. got nick and doctor a visit to a local shop. he's hope so high. the owner wanted proof of his sewing skills and things to his training, kind of ram garcia was able to show him once he's causes over, he's been promised to be a job waiting for him on record of more now i'm joined by d. w correspondent, namisha, as well in delhi, the mission, not all migrant workers displaced by the pandemic, have access to vocational training. tell us more about the scale of this displacement and how the pandemic has affected migrant workers in general in india . anything back to migrant across the country have been immense from daddy a loan estimates from 800 tobin mike and

no school either, no village life, according to the local mayor. she's been battling for years for more steep 8th for better transportation legs faster and i was just a little simple model of when we were always at the back of the key ones though we had the same right. is anyone else? you need a car for everything here. if you only want to haircut in there, because there are no services in the village because there aren't enough customers that almost if we had more people, we'd also have a shop, a hair dresser, and a medical stand. at least they're still a bar. almost everyone still living here is retired, unintentional. what does a little farming on the side? there are no opportunities for young people inadequate. but without them, the village has no future. value would be great if a family could move here and find some kind of work anything but without income that's not going to happen in the village just keeps empty. in parallel for looking, i went over 3000 villages in spain, suffers from rural flight. another one joined the list every week. th

i'm in the village. all along the route, harrowing memories came back to nash together with her rustic images godforsaken, see. c how could it come to this? all you see a houses with no life? where are you will we are now approaching, the city has been the way we will see with a nationalist aim of continuing to cultural as possible. the indications that we will be turned away. the kurdish parish mega for says control limited number of areas. nationalists, village cultural, is located outside the city limits and inside the territory governed by iraqi forces. national are pleased with the soldiers from both forces to let her through . we wait for a decision from superior officer. sit down. no, i can't sit down. thought you tell me what we can provide any guarantees there and strongly advise you against driving to cultural if national were to go there alone, the risk for her is lower than if you go together. we've been told by lots of people from the outset that the took to culture as a bad idea due to the

"village by village" is narrated by austin psychologist who begins by describing the project in detail. we first hear president nixon describing the may 19 72 bombing campaign. president nixon: all entrances to north vietnamese first will be mined. forces have been directed to take the appropriate measures within the territorial waters of north vietnam to interdict a delivery of any supplies. air and naval strikes against military targets continue. that is why, my fellow americans, tonight, i ask for your support. of this decision. a decision which has only one purpose -- not to expand the war, not to escalate the war, but to end this war and to win the kind of peace that will last . [sirens] [explosion] >> will also price when the telephone calls came inviting us to -- for permission to visit north vietnam. we assumed that the invitations came as a result of the antiwar -- the purpose of the trip was for the reverend as editor of america reports and antiwar newspaper published by -- father paul mayer, a theologian at the new york theological seminary, who's been very active in the ant

after some soul searching, she packed her bags and moved from the capital belgrade to the village. of various job she and other professionals who found a new home there are bringing new life into a village that could have otherwise died out. savannah hodge relishes these lush surroundings. there are a stones throw from her new home because it's in those lab report of the 1st time i came to rome, georgia, and saw these wonderful, clear that was when i was learning world climbing to all i had a strong vision that this place to be transformed into an ideal place for climate, for most of the folks could basically dream has come true of sunset. fornia easier for now. he used to work in human resources and the serbian capital belgrade . she would visit room just to go climbing and her spare time. but then the pandemic hair and everything changed. working remotely, she decided to relocate to the countryside. but we didn't want to stay in the city because of the corona virus and the whole situation on life as to p changed. i think the better grimley i'm using the boy plenty of city dweller

so most kennedy's office, i know the villages are very warm hearted, open minded, and welcoming village guests. during that period i went alone to the church and the cooling, where this black jesus is gonna try to think. i was really surprised to see 4 boys for refugees who lived in that refugee center who were on their knees before that black jesus praying and dividing. they were very peaceful while outside there was a huge demonstration fitness. i wanted to understand how that was possible and is what the 1st and vital sign come a developed village, a divided community double been do the bus will be tell me. you know, if i don't some months ago, i guess the but it, yeah, i mean they do, you know, and then go on, go on job. the, i'm one of the residents of this little village are also just trying to survive. they've also become poor due to the mafia due to crime and bad political decision. the village has become a ghost town with half of the houses empty i'm. i get more than the office. so they're defending themselves in away from the always isn't laugh, sent out, sets the time to go o

village by village, a report on the bombing of north vietnam, is narrated by boston psychologist and anti-war activist bill zimmerman who begins the film by describing the project in detail. but first we hear president nixon announcing a may, 1972 bombing campaign. >> all entrances to north vietnamese entrances will be mined. air and naval strikes will continue. that is why, my fellow americans, tonight i ask for your support of this decision. a decision which has only one purpose. not to expand the war, not to escalate the war. but to end this war and to win the kind of peace that will last. [ siren ] >> of their most immediate needs. none of us have ever made films before this trip but we felt it was important to record what we saw and heard as efficiently as possible. we took two film cameras, a number of some -- film cameras and a cassette tape recorder. the vietnamese told us we would not be able to speak to anyone, and we would not be able to film structures and locations which could become targets for the united states military. [car horn] hanoi, may 21. during the air raids t

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that drug has coached a number of villagers already. so all the chemist, formerly the newcomers have helped in many ways especially dragging to provide that she was the 1st to hold workshop is where the women got together and learned various things. well, that helped us on a medical model as a non non met, some nation is one of the great success stories here in the village. read, salam salah. the design of she and her family have benefited from this development towards more tourism and potential mississippi to be said emotional facebook profile to rent out her rooms $52.00 smash. they must be under a small scale production like a theater full bows with the help of one training project car also mentioned, and her husband used to barely scrape by on what they earned from their little farm . now they rent the room is mostly to tourists who come to the room. jeff, for climbing. ashley lou tv. the internet is very important for me because people see our page and what we offer. the premier uses a see if they can order actually smash days or b

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to persuade villages have had some experience with energy. they pooled their money to install solar power street lights. building roofs were also equipped with many solar panels years ago. most were stolen, sold or no longer work. but that should change in the future thanks to improve technology, essential life. so the power plant will deliver electricity right to people's homes . so binary own will have its own power credit will need a solid chance just like it has already been built in another village, a few hours drive away in the south of the country. sense to the sun, 50 families here will soon have electricity and internet access data. for me, if you have an idea about each family will pay a monthly fee, so this money will ensure the systems sustainability if something needs to repairing or replacing. they'll have enough resources to restore the entire system over time. but i don't the satellite because when the renewable energy is gaining ground throughout the country, but it's just the start of a long journey. 85 percent of the domini

not even livestock, like how's the village organizes water use it. so tanks to an organization called a ton foundation, development of human action. don heads, villages regarding a centuries old tradition called korea mortimer to a system of community management negation tags. corey means people mama to mens repair the project manager, whole regulatory with viola gums, associations of local farmers. they are responsible for the maintenance of the village water supply. all everybody's people who have always depended on these water bodies using phones, the drinking interrogation tank. so farming that people use the income from them as a community funds to restore and bring tain, the water bodies model. and this heat, almost according to system, has had to make water manager and more efficient with the introduction of redemption bases that allow locals to use water collected during the month and season throughout the you got my report about them when this integration tech is 1300, you know, those want to, to keep to me by land. arable disposition that m

synergies of rescuing the villages, old bricks and mortar. the viewing to us of the group from moulton is coming to an end. sarah cooper and her friends have looked at a dozen old houses. everyone says that to me was a really special experience. exhausted. they recount their experiences to rhea today. so fish feed me i just see the potential in the properties that you can do for the money. what i'd like to say it's all ready for the noise area. i think it be nice if the fugitive maybe we only one you will. you will you think, you know, i know i why of regenerating the old coaches, the old heritage of p g. right. so schemes to keep the properties going. so they still have to make the final decision about buying a house here. but they say they're sure to come back to me with a 1000000 no matter what. back in t ora, the victoria family has moved into their new home. everyone is happy that the building work is finished on time. now there's favoring a quiet life in a natural setting monitor in naples by contrast, there have been violent demonstrat

now we're going to move down all the remaining villages on the mountain.rings you up to date. thank you for watching bbc world news. hello there. it's been a warm start to the new week. quite a bit of cloud around on monday, but i think certainly for today, it's looking sunnier across the board. it's going to stay warm for the rest of this week, and in fact, we're going to start to import some tropical air across the country, so it's going to feel quite humid. there will be further patchy cloud and rain across northern and western areas, as low pressure will always be nearby. and that's certainly the setup into tuesday, higher pressure to the south, lower pressure to the northwest, so it does mean we'll start off rather grey for much of scotland and northern ireland, through this morning, some patchy, light rain and drizzle. but conditions will start to improve for northern ireland — skies brightening up here and across northeast scotland. elsewhere, after a bit of early cloud and mist, there's going to be a sunny day, and it's going to feel warmer with mo

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i saw the story play out in every village. i visited him some from the gold community had already been displeased from the ancestor lands. some from the tunnel community were about to be displeased, and others believe that they would come at some point. me sharma is a known independent land rights activist who works to improve legal and institutional support for communities which are at the risk of losing the land to mining. we sat down for a chat about why the country is still investing in coal mining buddies. and by the number of all mines is actually increased in an alarming rate. all a path to because there's a massive open edition that is a metal demand for the pilots. but that's not an excuse. because again, i would see that that depends on alert, cut over our consumption pattern of a whole, consumerism. so if you are not really ready to listen, the people who are actually suffered the people who are the victims, the people who are actually sacrificed for ya, for protection, for, for getting 204270 electricity in the big

in the soviet era, the village of meter and sky had serv cause a large scale state owned farm. with accounting factory. not only was the state and church of agricultural production, it was also responsible for the basic purification of the water, the long time residents recall then the soviet union collapsed and with it, the old purification system. eventually released them. they used to be large tanks along the road out of town where the river water was processed before it was led into the village of whom was going to. but then new rulers came. everything was looted and ever sent them into little valley. ever since these tanks have been crumbling and they're no longer able to clean the water from the river. according to a report by the state environmental protection agency, some of the trends keys, water means i know up to 90 percent clubs with silt from the river. once more, the water from the combined river is known to be polluted. environmentalists are demanding urgent action to remove bacteria and chemicals from the water. require is about water quality in the region and m

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a village like they do, the new talk takes them ingesting? sure. mm. the dog sound good. take it off the stage in the bed room. somebody probably something else in my opinion is that i don't like when again you're doing what they call a pioneer approach. which means that all the costs and health and everything i get is borne by the kids. so all the kids are sick. all the houses are pack 5 years later and they said 5, go move 5 years. so i'm 14. they say they're going to move it within 5 years. all you know from my perspective, it is, it has become a milk cow for, for the federal and state agencies where they say, hey, let's, let's do a study let's, let's do this and we'll go from solar budget here in anchorage, in fairbanks, and somewhere else in order to make a living for us at the expense of new talk people the optimistic about a future. the only way to go forward to 21st century is to having a healing process. it's going to take time and i believe in the future everything will settle. don't forget about the old dispute. and the reason oh i in the talk to him on the car

got just let them out, a village like they do talk. it takes them adjusting. sure. the dog sound good. take it off the stage and then somebody probably something else. and my opinion is that i don't like when you're doing what they call a pioneer approach. which means that all the costs and health and everything i get burned by the kids. all kids are sick. all the houses are 5 years later and they said 5 go move 5 years. so at 14, they say they're going to move it within 5 years. you know, from my perspective, it is to become a milk cow for, for the federal and state agencies where they say, hey, let's, let's do a study. let's, let's, let's do this and we'll go from solar budget here in anchorage, in fair mix. and somewhere else in order to make a living for us at the expense of new talk people. well i'm up to mr. about a future. the only way to go forward to 21st century is to having a healing process. going to take time. and i believe in the future everything will settle down and forget about the old dispute . the reason the oh, i in the cook, among good carney co

for villages residents and specifically looking at the mechanisms for granting preferences to villagesm.o.h.cd affordable housing lotteries and sometimes these are referred to as dallia lotteries, the acronym for the system they have that actually performs the ranking. and we have also been working, discussing how to rank the legacy pre-d.d.a. households to determine the order in which the transition units will be assigned to existing households for the dahlia lotteries, each villages resident will be assigned a unique certificate of preference number and also referring to it as treasure island resident preference, or t.i.r. preference and that is valid as long as they remain a resident of the villages at treasure island. we're anticipating that those will probably be assigned in july. and mohcd will conduct a lottery for each authority or market-rate building that has inclusionary units to determine who will have the opportunity to rent or to purchase those inclusionary units. and so we need to have all of this set up for the below-market rate units in the bristol building. the certif

synergies of rescuing the villages, old bricks and mortar. the viewing to us for the great from moulton is coming to an end. sarah cooper and her friends have looked at a dozen old houses. everyone says the tour was a really special experience exhausted. they recount their experiences in a truck to ria so fish feed me i just see the potential in the properties that you can do for the morning. what i also like to say it already a very know, and i think it be nice if the fugitive might be the best thing of it. only one you said you wouldn't think that you think it'd be like a nice way of regenerating the old coaches, the own heritage of the great scheme to keep the property going. so they still have to make their final decision about buying a house here. but they say they're sure to come back to me was merely no matter what. back into aura, the victoria family has moved into their new home. everyone is happy that the building work is finished on time. now there's favoring a quiet life in a natural setting. hold the motor in naples by contrast,

so we are going to talk to people in the village and also members of the village council.lost their mother and elder brother to covid. after hearing those heartbreaking stories in kushaliya village, we are now going to another place called kanauja and we have been told similar things happened there. dozens of people died without getting a covid test done or getting a hospital bed. people in the villages we visited and many others want officials to acknowledge these missing covid deaths. they believe that those who struggled to get a hospital bed or oxygen and even a covid test deserve some dignity in death. police in london, ontario, say that five family members who were run over by a driver on sunday night were targeted because they were muslim. four members of the family died from their injuries. only a nine—year—old boy survived. officials say the attack was premeditated. police have detained a 20—year—old in connection with the attack. with the new academic yearjust months away, universities are sifting through applications to offer places. last year, the us recorded a

so this mobile clinic is vaccinating over 58—year—olds, going from village to village. will reach the rural areas. so i feel really very happy to have received the vaccine. i would like the second dose to be brought here so i can get it today. but getting any dose is wishful thinking for many in kenya. although the health ministry says efforts are under way to acquire millions ofjabs, so far its vaccinated a tiny percentage of the 15 million strong population. this project is a start to distribute to those vaccines kenya does have. we started yesterday and today we are at 300 and something members, 350 total. and we are still going on from here. we�*re going to another village. and throughout the week, we will still be having more villages to go to. so i think this number, if we had not had the village to village outreach, it would not have reached the number and we would have missed the vaccine. the vaccine kenya has is made by astrazeneca, meaning it can be stored at warmer temperatures than other jabs. that helps reduce cost and logistical issues. but like many other

it's pretty much masterminded villages rejuvenation. she's the top manager who relocated to from jay years ago in the she says having proper infrastructure in place is important for attracting new people. but so as the right mindset in the quoted supplier to the car quoted. so it has had a lasting impact. not only on from joe, and i agree, i mean, i think the crisis has made people over the world think about what they really value in like a drug. and those idea was to combine tranquil village life with the opportunities afforded by modern technology. locals have benefited as well, for example, by getting high speed internet access. that drug has coached a number of villagers already. so cameras upon the newcomers have helped in many ways, especially dragging that she was the 1st to hold workshop is where the women got together and learned various things. well, that helped us set on a model as a non non good me as some nation is one of the great stories here in the village, solemn style of the design of support. she and her family has be