president yoweri museveni are sworn into office in january 1986.criticised for alleged corruption and clamping down on political dissent. president yoweri museveni is one of africa's longest serving leaders and it is expected he will run for a sixth term of office in 2021. then opposition mp said that ugandans deserve better than a president walking through a jungle. this may be a chance to remember days gone by, but some want to focus on days to come. tim allman, bbc news. more than 100,000 people have held a protest rally in the indian city of hyderabad against a citizenship law. many were chanting slogans against the hindu—nationalist prime minister narendra modi. the protest was organised by an umbrella group of muslim and civil society organisations. critics say the law is anti—muslim and against the values of india's secular constitution. police have begun a murder investigation after a man was stabbed to death in north london. the man in his 30s was attacked in finsbury park on friday night. friends at the scene said he worked as a food deli

supporters outside the capital kampala one has been calling for a long time president yoweri museveni to step down. venezuela's opposition leader is planning to return to parliament 2 days after soldiers blocked him from seeking reelection speaker both and his rival a dissident deputy backed by the government of nicolas maduro have pledged to lead the next parliamentary session a latin america editor on the scene human reports from caracas. the headline reads congress wakes to 2 speakers of the house in a country which already has 2 men claiming the presidency venezuelans are understandably confused and frustrated when you think you know muslim but i have a thing as the saying gars we lift as if we were lost in space. on sending national guardsmen prevented opposition majority leader one by law another deputies from entering parliament to initiate the use session as the constitution stipulates. in his place the pro-government minority sworn in as speaker and deputy

yoweri museveni is retracing the route he and his supporters took when they seized power in a militarys have dismissed the move as a stunt. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. for his supporters, this is a chance to relive a moment of national liberation. for his opponents, it is merely a cynical piece of electioneering. yoweri museveni will spend the next few days retracing the past, the same journey that he and his guerilla fighters made, some 35 years ago. we ended up attacking kampala, on the first, on new year's day of 1985. president museveni was sworn into office in january 1986. he had helped overthrow the dictatorships of idi amin and later milton 0bote. he has been criticised for alleged corruption and clamping down on political dissent. president museveni is one of africa's longest serving leaders and it is expected he will run for a sixth term of office in 2021. 0ne opposition mp said that ugandans deserve better than a president walking through a jungle. this may be a chance to remember days gone by, but some want to focus on days to come. tim allman, bbc news. cape town has ce

military coup, a brutal military dictatorship and a five—year war that saw the current president, yoweri musevenidans 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, yean 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 th

his supporters outside the capital company the wind has been calling for a long time president yoweri museveni to step down mr varian meanwhile is marching through the jungle he wants to highlight the liberation struggle 3 decades ago that led him to taking power back in 1906 critics have dismissed it as a stunt to rally support for 6 term in office. in democratic republic of congo authorities want to pay around 10000 families to move away from lucrative minefield to make way for foreign companies but has her room a chance to reports many people are refusing to leave because they don't trust the government. these men used to work for themselves that was until the congolese government moved them and gave the mining contract to a company from china that means working for the chinese if they want to survive now they hear local authorities want to pay people to move even further out to make room for more foreign mining companies i mean summated $10000.00 families could be affected. only big companies are allowed but we will not leave until we know where they want us to go better we also don't know

supporters outside the capital kampala probably one has been calling for a long time president yoweri museveni to step down all the while this very is marching through the jungle he wants to highlight the liberation struggle 3 decades ago led to him taking power back in 1960 critics have dismissed it as a stunt to rally support for a 6th term in office. thousands of people have been out on the streets in liberia fed up with its crumbling economy fakirs president george where of sitting back while cost skyrocket and savings vanish i would address reports from monrovia. a tense standoff between protesters and liberian security forces after demonstrators try to march to the office of the president. the police have been asked to stop. so the demonstrators broke into a song and dance asking the president to quit office. those also a small group of government supporters but the police quickly stepped in to disperse them because they had no permit to hold a counter protest. organizers were hoping for a large and to government gathering but the massive police presence proved an effective deterrent if

but we wine has been calling for a long time president yoweri museveni to step down protests are being held across india condemning it attack that targeted students and teachers at a prominent university in new delhi major rallies took place in bangalore. mumbai and new delhi protesters say students affiliated with the b j p carried out the attack counter demonstration supposed to be held in solidarity with the accused the b j p student body deny that they were responsible. for than 30 people who were inside. near university came under attack on sunday people with sledgehammers. teachers and students despite multiple calls victims say the police arrive late delhi police which is controlled by the central government is also accused of doing little to contain the violent. police say they are investigating. the identification of people who were participating in the clashes all possible methods of identification are being invoked we're also keeping an eye on the messages videos and pictures circulating on social media the investigation is going on in right earnest and they will be identifi