disagree does uganda really need its own airline or is it just a prestige project for president yoweri museveni questions i want to discuss with our correspondent. in kampala julius. the critics say that uganda doesn't really need its own allies and does it. i think it's been terrified from the fall position where governments say critics have only go to the awards to see it sees that you're going to really needs an airline to boost tourism to attract foreign investors but the critics say the government is not ready to move a commercially viable entity and they find the business really fragile and that because uganda is hard to tarry book it terrible history of managing elephants if you've got no treaty so there are two sides to this very question the government thinks it's doing the right thing and critics say not at this time. the critics say it will go the same way as its predecessor because the main problems that led to the demise of uganda twenty years ago still persist today what were those problems and do the critics have a point i think the main problem that has been highlighted by liter

military coup, a brutal military dictatorship and a five—year war that saw the current president, yoweri musevenins including joy, he's the only leader they have ever known. often called the pearl of africa, around 1.3 million tourists visit uganda each year. many come to see the wildlife and go on safari. in recent years the country has been praised for its campaign against hiv and aids but also received a lot of negative international press for taking a hardening stance against the lgbt community. nearly 4000 miles away, music is very important to katya as well. slightly different genre, though. rock music plays. as katya's gig carries on into the night, all over the world saturday night is well under way. even though she's already allowed to ride a motorbike, ying is hoping her dad will allow her to get a car license when she turns 18. an ambition joy shares. once i'm 18 i will be able to drive legally. in ghana, ruth is hoping she can soon carry on with her education. as the night sets in, for most, saturday is almost over, but in lebanon the night is still young. usually here in lebanon the

up elder law removing the presidential age limit it could lead to a sixth term for president yoweri museveni without the age gap of seventy five years the seventy four year old can run again he won a fifth term three years ago the opposition says the change is unconstitutional well now it's time for sports his paul thank you very much we start with tennis and a very out of sorts novak djokovic who was dumped out of the monte carlo musters on friday the world the warm and top seed for the tournament lost in the quarterfinals he was beaten in three sets by russia's ten c. dunhill medvedev who was playing in the last eight for the first time in a masters competition which is one the event twice made forty seven unforced errors in french open is the ultimate goal include. hope that i can a memory for sure it's expected in a way to. for me to peak right at the sort of in because that's what i'm aiming for and this is. normally the first to remain in play in a long season so let's see how it goes. at one stage it looked like rafael nadal would follow jock rich out the eleven time when it went down

held the law are moving the presidential age limit it could lead to a sixth term for president yoweri museveni without the age gap of seventy five years the seventy four year old president can run again he won a fifth term three years ago the opposition says the change is unconstitutional the survey came to power in one nine hundred eighty six after a guerrilla war with two term limit was scrapped in two thousand and five. dozens of cuban doctors working in kenya have been moved to safety after two of their colleagues were kidnapped a week ago gunmen based in neighboring somalia are suspected of the tank in which a police guard was killed the doctors were abducted from a hospital in the kenyan city of mandela catherine soy has more from their. six jim you're right on this street and that's time of the morning the people here who's very busy people. and those we've talked to. say. that it's something that is called money and. then they realized something was wrong when they saw this man coming out of the shooting. the cuban doctors into their vehicle and drove. about two kilometers away the pol

military coup, a brutal military dictatorship and a five—year war that saw the current president, yoweri musevenion tourists visit uganda each year. many come to see the wildlife and go on safari. in recent years the country has been praised for its campaign against hiv and aids but also received a lot of negative international press for taking a hardening stance against the lgbt community. nearly 4000 miles away, music is very important to katya as well. slightly different genre, though. rock music plays. as katya's gig carries on into the night, all over the world saturday night is well under way. even though she's already allowed to ride a motorbike, ying is hoping her dad will allow her to get a car license when she turns 18. an ambition joy shares. once i'm 18 i will be able to drive legally. in ghana, ruth is hoping she can soon carry on with her education. as the night sets in, for most, saturday is almost over, but in lebanon the night is still young. usually here in lebanon the night life is amazing, so we won't even get back home before two or three in the morning. this is how we wrap o

gas at supporters waiting to hear from him why is a well known critic of long time president yoweri museveni and over thirty years have frequently stopped him from performing publicly. the president of mali has named a new prime minister after the government resigned last week former finance minister say will form a new one in the coming days he's under pressure to improve security as the country faces a spike in violence nicholas hack reports from the capital bamako. twelve year old feels like he's being spun a tale every day adults tell him his school will reopen tomorrow he's heard the same story for almost a year but schools have remained closed with striking teachers demanding to be paid that. it's a sin seriously their words don't really count when things really matter to us this is boubacar seach or mr while the last lesson on keeping promises is still on the blackboard mr good day waits to hear from the newly appointed prime minister hoping that he will keep his word and make education a priority because there may be enough funds for the one billion dollars a year u.n. peacekeeping o