the prices of food and fuel have been rising, and the government of president william ruto has removedubsidies. it's opposition leader raila odinga who's called people to the streets. he's also disputing the results of last year's election. he's ran for president five times before and he's never been declared the winner. but in some of the past polls, there was substantial evidence that he'd been rigged out of victory. but last year, the evidence his coalition presented to the supreme court was not found compelling by the judges and they upheld the election result. previous rounds of opposition protests in kenya have led to raila being offered deals or positions in government, but they've done little to alleviate poverty or to address the stark inequality or the grievances that underlie the reasons for people coming to the streets this time around. there repeatedly have been attacks on people and property by groups aligned to both the government and the opposition sides. on monday, businesses belonging to raila odinga and also to former president uhuru kenyatta, who backed raila in the

the republic of kenya head of the belarusian foreign ministry met with president of the country william ruto well as with the minister of foreign affairs and diaspora alfreda mutua, during the talks discussed in detail topical issues of interaction in the political, trade, economic , scientific, technical, cultural and humanitarian spheres, the parties emphasized the friendly nature of belarusian-kenyan relations, as well as the interest in strengthening them and expanding areas of mutually beneficial cooperation. it started in belarus this year due to non-standard climatic conditions. each region chooses the timing of the campaign the first green action began the withdrawal of the soviet district of the brest region. about two hectares of new forests have been planted here, and the forest fund is renewed every year in our country. on average, up to 30,000 hectares this year, after the hurricane, are carried out as part of the republican action. about 30% of our forest crops are mechanized, and for care. uh, it's not only important, uh, to plant a forest, and that's our problem. unfortunatel

kenya's president william ruto warned that attacks against civilians are equal to crimes against humanity. attacks on diplomatic installations and personnel as well as targeting of hospitals, hotels and other vital public and social spaces are deliberate , systematic and tantamount to electricity's against humanity. as the fighting rages on into a days long struggle, it leaves residents to question when will there be an answer this war or if they will even survive it? middle world, cnn. ukraine says russia has launched dozens of air strikes in the past 24 hours using both missiles and drones and as our nick paton walsh reports, one missile landed dangerously close to him and his team. close to ukraine's imminent counter offensive in the southeast, where russia has long been brutalizing. pain is coming place and the damage often everywhere and indiscriminate. the quiet is a blessing that rarely lasts. we warned of a missile strike incoming and leave. we can feel the pressure wave from the blast behind armored car behind us. can you hear me? john? our producer is in our second vehicle just

kenya's president william ruto warned that attacks against civilians are equal to crimes against humanityattacks on diplomatic installations and personnel as well as targeting of hospitals, hotels and other vital public and social spaces are deliberate , systematic and tantamount to atrocities against humanity. as the fighting rages on into a days long struggle, it leaves residents to question when will there be an answer this war or if they will even survive it? early in the week. us diplomatic convoy was fired at nobody was hurt in that now the u. s. assistant secretary for african affairs, mali fi, telling congressional staffers that the situation in sudan remains so volatile that they cannot evacuate embassy staff even though americans and embassy staff had been sheltering in place and that a guidance was renewed again earlier this week , one option being considered here. christine is the way through djibouti, which is next to sudan, but so far these people who are telling cnn several people in that room in that briefing, say it's just not easy right now to pull them out to the airpor

a statement from kenyan president william ruto, who has spoken with the leadership of the intergovernmentalhority on development. that is a regional body here, and he says kenya and the gulf states are available and ready to contribute to the resolution of the crisis. i am consulting with the regional leadership and other relevant international partners to seek ways to support dialogue and mediation. but this is going to be difficult because general baron and general committee have taken very hard line positions. they're using words like criminals, and these are is a liar. and all of that, so essentially fighting words in a way that will not make it easy for them to sit across each other and find a way out of this crisis. later very anxious time for the people of sudan. larry maduro reporting thank you so much, larry. and want to discuss this further now with mohammed of the humanitarian organization emergency ngo, where she serves as the country director in sudan . thank you so much for joining us. i hope you and your team are safe. how would you describe the capital right now? what have y

kenya's president william ruto warned that attacks against civilians are equal to crimes against humanity. attacks on diplomatic installations and personnel as well as targeting of hospitals, hotels and other vital public and social spaces are deliberate, systematic and tantamount to atrocities against humanity. as the fighting rages on into a days long struggle, it leaves residents question when will there be an answer this war or if they will even survive it? let him adore cnn. new video into cnn shows some of the intense close quarters fighting in the trenches near the ukrainian city of mahmoud ukrainians can be seen battling russian troops. just 10 m or roughly 30 ft. away with a hail of gunfire coming from both sides. moving abroad. no. what's all this? register your boss? control your boss. probably probably fun style is controlled. did he to pick up probably france safe. ukrainian officials say their defensive lines are holding despite the russian attacks in mahmoud and across the eastern front lines in the northwest. president vladimir zelensky visited ukraine's border with belaru

the president of kenya, william ruto, also offered immediate why is all this happening? here is the background. sudan's hopes for democracy once again shattered by the sounds of gunfire in khartoum. civilians have been told to take cover, while two of the country's main military factions, the army and a powerful paramilitary group called the rapid support forces , or rsf fight for supremacy. invited jets launched by the army, led by general abdel fattah albarran, over the sudanese capital with fighting reported in key sites like the presidential palace and khartoum international airport. this video shows the chaos inside the terminal, with some people fearing for their lives as a battles flared outside. and the gunshots in some parts of cartoons so loud they could be heard during a live television broadcast clashes also erupting in other parts of the country with rsf fighters in the northern city of meroe way claiming to control a military airbase there. it's unclear which side started the fighting . general mohammed hamdan dygalo, better known as monte heads, the rsf, w