decades a second he's got to have electricity and zimbabwe's got plenty. and then thirty eight high investment now and that's where zimbabwe's been lacking so even beyond the fact that they've got great mining resources and good agriculture resources which they do which can make a well of country to the tune of say a thousand two thousand dollars per capita g.d.p. what's fascinating about zimbabwe's it it has all the other resources the electricity and education it needs to be a five thousand ten thousand dollars per capita g.d.p. country it just needs good policy. and it's it's quite shocking to see that it's had these very good inheritance is for such a long time now in the one nine hundred eighty s. zimbabwe was an industrial nation manufacturing with more than twenty percent of g.d.p. it just got blown by bad policies could this escalate though i mean things going to get worse before they get better the risk for zimbabwe that today's is still things like agriculture going wrong this talk of an el nino events or one of these you know periodic times when

and skyrocketing prices for vi to drugs and zimbabwe's pharmacies that's the. color of a warm welcome to you i'm on the dock cheema the united nations security council is called an emergency meeting today after russia five on and seized three ukrainian ships off the coast of the crimean peninsula these pictures that actually show a russian coast guard ship of ramming a u. korean vessel ukrainian president petro poroshenko has demanded that the crew and the vessels be released immediately. the cash took place in a narrow street between russia and crimea a point of international tension since russia annexed the region four years ago. a confrontation at sea russia accused the ukrainian navy of acting like bandits what followed says ukraine was an act of russian aggression. a russian coastguard ship opened fire on then seized three ukrainian vessels. it happened in the black sea off the coast of crimea after the russian ships blocked access to the sea of as of via the narrow carriage street which separates the crimean peninsula from the russian mainland although a

lighting manufacturers in zimbabwe l.e.d. lamps are generally more eco friendly than other types of bulbs many parts including the plastic bottom boards can be recycled they're more expensive than incandescent bulbs but they last much longer so they may be cheaper in the long run . it is not long lasting if it is important is in the poll comes big. they feel you have to. regard his company currently supplies five supermarkets and two hardware chains with bulbs selling ten thousand units per month countrywide. there are lots of other energy efficient lamps on the market some from overseas so it's hard for o'gara to stand out. i think it is the massive competition we would. be teaching me something like that of supplying these children but now for the you asked to move. back is a global solution they should introduce some mission days and scheme to market his bulbs better regard he has reached out directly to homeowners he offers complete package systems that connect. storage batteries to solar panels. the energy efficient bulb

then will visit an initiative in zimbabwe where young women learn how to fall off. i will see how these protect the trees from being destroyed by the national park in south africa. so let's head out to uganda first of lake victoria in the eastern part of the country there had been some problems lately with man eating cocoa dels the sciences believes the attacks are born out of over exploitation of the lake in the crooked hours don't get enough fish they behave aggressively towards the humans but the villagers started to kill the reptiles and one man decided he wants to save them by relocating them four hundred kilometers up country and his korea experience cook without such a pity one has captured more than one hundred now crocodiles while impressive record isn't it. the fear some site of a nile crocodiles the largest species of crocodilian in africa while tourists cruise the nile hoping to see the imposing reptiles from the safety of a board along the shores of lake victoria the full rushes predict his paws a deadly threat to people living in the area. drilling fis

the united states had made compensation a condition for removing sanctions against zimbabwe.fining policies of the former president‘s rule. nearly two decades ago, robert mugabe encouraged blacks to take back their land. it was deemed by his government and supporters to have been unfairly acquired under british colonial rule. 0ften violent, the policies or an exodus of skilled white farmers, and the economy collapsed. the western world took note, breaking diplomatic ties, and imposing economic sanctions. but now, new plans to compensate farm owners whose land was seized, a condition the united states says must be met if sanctions against zimbabwe are to be removed. in the first budget of emmerson mnangagwa‘s presidency, and one that predicts a huge deficit, the government announced $53 million would be set aside for those whose land was taken under the land reforms of robert mugabe. but some bum association said this fall short of the $10 million they say is required. among dozens of other measures, the finance minister announced a 5% cut in salaries for civil servants. and a

forced from power in zimbabwe for decades rule came to an end to the minute she took over the streets of the capital harare three months after his successor. won a disputed election maybe people say little has changed. from harare. it's been a frustrating year for street vendors when robert mugabe was in power they were often allowed to sell in the center of harare but many are accused of operating illegally they've since been forced to the outskirts of the city part of president a muslim and a god was planned to restore order after thirty seven years on the god is wrong despite a lack of infrastructure here some still a faith when i got one knows what needs to be done to fix the struggling economy is for me speaking for myself. i'm a blank. as in the process. but others are disillusioned zimbabwe has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world and life is hard the poor say they are angry and frustrated they feel it's been a year and say nothing much has changed economically. when the army appeared on state television last year and confinement able to house arrest some people h

still ahead on al-jazeera zimbabwe's opposition calls for a nationwide protest against the ruling party well explained what they're angry about georgia is on course to elect the former soviet republics first female president. hello winter is creeping out again even by satellite you can get that hint when cold air comes off the land and over the water you get these shower clouds building up in the stream of the wind because it's cold enough you get snow that's exactly getting in the car day for the next day or so versus friday's picture support and they don't get the snow but it's still called a plus one seems that they were stuck as a snow head sayas and his lower granite tended to write in heavy rain for normal home shoot snow for the mountain sendai about eleven in tokyo is probably in the fine with that fifty it is cold further west but not as cold it could be beijing still at seven well i'm a tall man as for a month ago we're going to talk it about minus eleven as a day max was the cold hasn't really come any further science or east yet nor has it reached central or southern china y

pharmacies in zimbabwe rely heavily on buying imported drugs because of a lack of foreign currency of they are having problems keeping the shelves stocked the situation has sent prices skyrocketing rocketing eating some patients to abandon their prescriptions in tiny. alice gin you could is hoping herbs will save her life the fifty year old suffers from high blood pressure for years she had taken the drug in a fed opinion to keep her situation stable but with zimbabwe's economic crisis deepening its price has pod rippled so she drinks herbal tea instead a traditional remedy she is not sure will work. when i did my. when i started taking pills in twenty thirteen everything was ok. the tablets were available and affordable well. i started experiencing problems when i went to the pharmacy on two separate occasions and found the drug i need was out of stock. through. the pharmacy eventually restart but the drug cost twenty four u.s. dollars instead of six as it had before doctors across the southern african country are struggling to treat their patients as medication disappears from their

at least forty two people have been killed in a bus accident in zimbabwe twenty others were injured some with severe burns police have not given details but local media are reporting that a gas cylinder explosion may be the cause of the bus was reportedly traveling to neighboring south africa the incident follows another deadly bus accident in zimbabwe last week when fifty people were killed in a collision. and i comic swimming pool painting by british legend david hockney has sold for ninety point three million dollars in new york the winning bid at christie's auction house set a new record for a living artist's hocking painted the work called portrait of an artist pool with two figures in one thousand nine hundred seventy two. the number of people missing in northern california as wildfire has risen to more than six hundred not least sixty are dead firefighters have managed to contain most of the blaze and thousands of people are beginning to return to their communities often to find all their possessions reduced to ashes. the looks right to lose everything. hair i hope you're quick th

for 37 years robert mugabe ruled zimbabwe with a iron fist.e and robert mugabe finally resigned. now, as zimbabwe faces an economic crisis, did zimbabweans make a mistake by celebrating his demise? the bbcs shingai nyoka reports from harare. zimbabweans savouring the moment. the end of an era. robert mugabe was no longer president. this is how 36—year—old nation celebrated the departure of the only leader she had never known. icy nothing but the worst of our country. we do not want robert mugabe at all. here's the one and we were tired of the man. were so he is gone. we do not want him any more and today is victory. it is victory in our hearts and victory for our children and it is too good to believe. i am sorry. it has been one year now without robert mugabe. 0n the anniversary of that momentous event we sought her out to find out what, if anything had changed. the new dispensation has brought in a certain level of freedom that we did not have. and that is why, right now ican not have. and that is why, right now i can stand here and have an

at least forty two people have been killed in a bus accident in zimbabwe twenty others were injured some with severe burns police have not given details but local media reporting a gas cylinder explosion may be the calls the bus was reportedly travelling to neighboring south africa the incident follows another deadly bus accident in zimbabwe last week in which fifty people were killed in a collision. german chancellor under the male cole is visiting chemists today three months after a fatal knife attack provoked days of farai protests and counter-demonstrations in the eastern german city the chancellor's first stop was a sports hall where she met a local basketball team later today she'll be getting together with chemists residents for an informal discussion of violent protests at the end of august came after a man was stabbed to death allegedly by two asylum seekers young rest in bold scenes of right wing extremists chasing migrants through the streets. tackle has been criticised for not visiting kemet sooner city remains deeply divided. it's difficult for roller to watch these images.

mr mugabe, who for years was a symbol of zimbabwe's ruin, is no longer in charge.tish academic matthew hedges is jailed for life in the united arab emirates after being convicted of spying. the british prime minister says progress has been made during crunch brexit talks in brussels, but further talks are needed to finalise a deal ahead of a crucial eu summit on sunday. saudi arabia's foreign minister has told the bbc his country did not order the murder of a journalist, and said calls for their crown prince to be replaced were ridiculous and unacceptable. a report now on teenagers and gambling. more than 50,000 children in the uk have developed a gambling problem, according to a report by the gambling commission. the regulator says more teenagers now gamble, than drink alcohol, smoke or use drugs. chi chi izundu reports. i got addicted on betting terminal, which are the terminals and manager. matt started gambling when he was 16. by the time he stopped, he had racked up more than £16,000 in debt. it was very exhilarating. when you win, its like a massive adrenalin

at least forty two people have been killed in a bus accident in zimbabwe twenty others were injured some with severe burns police have not given details but local media are reporting that a gas cylinder explosion may be the cause the bus was reportedly travelling to neighboring south africa the incident follows another deadly bus accident in zimbabwe last week when fifty people were killed in a collision. and iconic swimming pool painting by british legends david hockney has sold for ninety point three million dollars in new york the winning bid at christie's auction house set a new record for a living artist painted the work called portrait of an artist cool with two figures in one nine hundred seventy two well now to a story of justice finally delivered almost forty years late for the first time a un backed court in the capital of cambodia phnom penh has found two leaders of the camera rouge regime in the one nine hundred seventy s. guilty of genocide the defendants presided over the murder of around two million people a quarter of cambodia's population there are already serving life s

pressure for years she had taken the drug in a fed opinion to keep her situation stable but with zimbabwe's economic crisis deepening its price has now quadrupled so she drinks herbal tea instead it's a traditional remedy she isn't sure will work. when i started taking pills in twenty thirteen everything was ok. the tablets were available and affordable. and i started experiencing problems when i went to the pharmacy on two separate occasions and found the drug i need was out of stock. through. the pharmacy eventually restocked but the drug cost twenty four u.s. dollars now instead of six as i had before doctors across the southern african country are struggling to treat their patients as medication disappears from the shelves over eighty five percent of them bob ways drugs are imported and the pharmaceutical industry can't make the payments paster not find out that instead of prescribing what is good for the patient to ending up prescribe you know what isn't . right and what is the is changing every week every month but not having medication for people what you can see is that we are killi

headlines around the world today at least forty two people have been killed in a bus accident in zimbabwe twenty others were injured some with severe burns police have not given details but local media reporting a gas cylinder explosion may be the cause bus was reportedly travelling to neighboring south africa the incident paulo's another deadly bus accident in zimbabwe last week when fifty people were killed in a collision. japan's prime minister shinzo ave has paid a historic visit to the australian city of darwin ave on his australian counterpart scott morrison laid a wreath at the darwin center top of a is the first japanese leader to visit the city since it was bombed by the japanese army in world war two. and an iconic swimming pool painting by british artist david hockney has sold for ninety million dollars in new york the winning bid at christie's set a new record at auction for a living artist painted the work called portrait of an artist pool with two figures in one thousand nine hundred eighty two. the number of people still missing in california as wildfire has gone up to more

at least forty seven people have been killed after two buses crashed in zimbabwe the crash happened near the southeastern town of they on the main road from the capital harare police at the scene say two children are among the dead a group of students abducted from a high school in cameroon on monday have been freed but their principal and one teacher are still being held the abduction has been blamed on armed the separatists something their spokesman has the night they were taken from the city of the men there in cameron's english speaking region. people in madagascar have been voting for their next president the african island nation had no less than thirty six candidates to choose between three of them former presidents but there are concerns about the low turnout from me to miller reports now from the capital and town and reveal a steady stream of people at polling stations across the capital. trying to cost a ballot. but without any luck she can't find a name on the voter's roll she says she'll continue searching but that means looking through dozens of lists in the further order mo

anger and frustration in zimbabwe where fuel shortages of left drivers queuing for hours. welcome to the program our top story the g. twenty summit of the world's top economies is underway in argentina it's supposed to be about trade and climate change but the awkward presence of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin saw none as overshadowed the event after the killing of jamal khashoggi he remained on the sidelines of the family photo but he was warmly greeted in front of the cameras by russia's president vladimir putin he's already held talks with the french president who reportedly berated him for not listening to him is also just met british prime minister to resign may who told him to take action to prevent such killings from happening again also overshadowing the summit though the conflict between russia and ukraine she seven foreign ministers of criticized moscow's actions and trump says he'll hold an impromptu meeting with vladimir putin draws a bow has more now from buenos aires. the world's powerful leaders gathered site is argentina's president. greeted each one o

but others are disillusioned zimbabwe has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world and life is hard the poor said they are angry and frustrated they feel it's been a year and say nothing much has changed economically. when the army appeared on state television last year and confinement able to house arrest some people had high hopes things would change thousands masterminding the long time realistic down he eventually did as members of parliament with appearing to impeach him. opposition party leaders believe zimbabwean project into believing there would be real change they insist a faction in the rulings on the pier party just wanted to grab power the former defense chief for instance constantino chewing gum is now one of two vice presidents we changed but for good to change the system. a good to catch of the system a still in control and they only know one way or for politics all the indicators that indicate progress are failing the economy is is failing inflation is bad. the post-election violence in august also raise concerns at least six people. potest a disputed result

shortages mean more bad news for zimbabwe's struggling economy. and we'll look at why tourism is booming in the holy land and what it means for palestinians. leaders from around the world are gathering in argentina on the first day of the g. twenty summit but a number of side issues threaten to overshadow the main agenda they include tension between russia and ukraine which led u.s. president all tromped to cancel his one on one meeting with russia's vladimir putin of the us china trade war has focused attention on talks between china and china's president and there are also questions about how to handle the awkward presence of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon who has been linked to the killing of saudi journalists so we have a lot of ground to cover let's go to our correspondents and in a moment we'll talk to alan fischer about the situation he is standing by in the clone theater where. leaders will attend a cultural event and the coming hours first let's talk trade with kimberly health that she's at the cost of us out of the argentine

citizens master the complicated registration process for elections programmers from ghana malawi and zimbabwe like the idea and adapted the open source code for their countries the app dodgy doctors enables users from kenya to see whether their doctor is registered practitioners with no formal qualifications are common there the open source code was then used for a similar project in south africa programmer brisson kanga trained software developers all over africa and advances them to use open source. as a release to african countries open source has a big. impact in terms of how being africans build products to solve for african challenges and problems. of. projects of come up in the recent years in order to enable the warpers and everyone to. use the i'm to build products and solutions for things. it's the sharing spirit that motivates programmers to use open source the more people help improve the code the better it is for social projects. shift says free software for a better world. and now networkers digital makers and shakers today coding feminist vera tang. her mission is training unde

more bad news for a zimbabwe's struggling economy. on paul reste coming up in sports world governing body. opens an investigation after the afghanistan women's team accuses men and the football federation of sexual abuse. leaders from around the world are in argentina but at this year's g twenty summit a lot of the attention is going to things that aren't on the formal agenda they include tension between russia and ukraine which u.s. which led u.s. president donald trump rather to cancel his one on one meeting with russia's vladimir putin many countries are also waiting to see whether talks between trump and china's president xi can ease the growing trade war between the world's two largest economies and then there is the presence of saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon who's making his first trip outside the middle east since last month's murder of saudi journalist so i have a lot to to get. we have correspondents in one of ours of course in a moment we'll talk to alan fischer about the crown prince comments from world leaders to

at least forty seven people have died and more than sixty are injured following a bus crash in zimbabwe police say two buses travelling in opposite directions collided near the eastern town of who saw a on wednesday evening president emerson god well was promised has promised an investigation into the cause of the crash. the indian capital delhi was covered in a thick blanket of smaug a day after the volley celebrations local reports say the air quality deteriorated to quote very poor after many people ignored a firecracker curb set by the country's supreme court. now to a german conservative politician who set his sights on the european union's highest office my friends baber is the conservative blocs lead candidate for the job of e.u. commission president so who is it and what chances that a little known variant politician have of taking over from john close. modest serious and seasoned that is months would be for more than ten years the german conservative has been pulling the strings in the european parliament now he's aiming for europe's top job to replace him current european comm

at least forty two people have been killed in a bus accident in zimbabwe twenty others were injured some with severe burns and police are not given details but local media are reporting it might have been caused by an exploding gas cylinder the bus was said to be traveling to neighboring south africa. and i call it the painting by british artist david hockney who sold for ninety point three million dollars in new york the winning bid at christie's auction houses that's a new record for a living artist hockley painted the work called portrait of an artist poor with two figures in one nine hundred seventy two. well as to forty years ago the camaro rouge murdered a quarter of cumbered us population it's around two million people today for the first time a un backed court in the capital phnom penh has found two of the regime's leaders guilty of genocide the defendants accuse sumpin new on che already serving life sentences for crimes against humanity. this is a long awaited moment to form a committee rouge leaders in one chair and kids some fans are sentenced to life in prison for genocide b

stories making news around the world at least forty two people have been killed in a bus accident in zimbabwe twenty others were injured some with severe burns police have not given details but local media are reporting it might have been caused by an exploding gas and the bus was said to be traveling that's neighboring south africa. has been a second day of brawling in surrey lanka's parliament peace supporting the disputed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa rajapaksa demonstrates a divided plea in order to disrupt proceedings it's the latest escalation of political crisis that began three weeks ago when the country's president appointed rajapaksa after removing his predecessor. it this report painting by a british artist david hockney has sold for ninety point three million dollars eleven in all from happening but it did at christie's auction house set a new record for a living artist hardly a page of the work called portrait of an artist paul with two figures in one thousand nine hundred seventy two. german chancellor is visiting chemist today three months after a fatal knife attack in the e

around the world today at least forty two people have been killed in a bus attack bus accident in zimbabwe twenty others were injured some with severe burns police have not given details but local media reporting a gas cylinder explosion may be the cause the bus was reportedly traveling to neighboring south africa and was about six hundred kilometers south of the couple harare. north korean leader kim jong un has allegedly busy to the test site of a new tactical weapon and it was the state media's first mention in months of a new development in the country's weapons program and is likely to put a strain on relations with south korea and the united states. japan's prime minister shinzo ave has paid a historic visit to the australian city of darwin. his australian counterpart scott morrison later a wreath at the darwin senate. is the first japanese leader to visit the city since it was bombed by the japanese army in world war two. and an iconic swimming pool painting by british artist david hockney has sold for ninety million dollars in new york the winning bid at christie's auction house se

and i was offered deep—fried bugs in zimbabwe a few years ago and could not face. good one. we will speak too. 6oodbye. hello there. this is the week where winter makes something of a comeback. the weather is set to get quite a bit colder, probably the coldest day tuesday in the week ahead. now, we've had clear skies over recent hours. that's allowed temperatures to plummet away. northern scotland have already seen temperatures down as low as “4 in inverness, and also in braemar. but over the next few hours, cloud will be spreading in from the north sea across much of scotland, much of england, and into eastern areas of wales as well. that combined with a breeze should prevent a frost for many of us, but it will still be a chilly old start to the day. now, the big change with monday's weather compared with what we had over the weekend is there's going to be much more cloud in the sky. there'll still be occasional brighter spells, but through the afternoon, the cloud will thicken to bring showers. they'll come along in shower streams. one of those could well target

at least forty two passengers being killed and twenty injured in the second bus disaster in zimbabwe in the past ten days the red cross tweeted pictures of the charge remains a gas cylinder being carried on board is suspected of starting the inferno to zimbabwean buses collided last week killing fifty passengers those were the headlines here on al-jazeera back with more news in half an hour we continue with al-jazeera correspondent do stay with us. it. and fact man i am an online journalist. and have a four year old daughter. i grew up in sweden but ameritrade am bauer's and. it was while making a web documentary fall about female genital mutilation that i realize how deeply rooted it is in many cultures including my own. i have family and friends who have been through it but it's not something you talk about. as a child i attended a close relatives gathering after she was caught. it was then that i wondered have i been cut. to my relief my mother told me that she chose not to. when i think about the severe health risks involved in after i can't help but wonder. why does this practic

unfortunate bowler was well i'm luke previous record at this level was thirty nine runs in an overbite zimbabwe's elton john border the women's world twenty twenty will be held as a standalone event for the first time this year the west indies will host the fourth edition of the torment in the past it was held at the same time as the men's the windies women are defending champions and start the competition as favorites long with australia they open on friday in guyana against bangladesh india new zealand pakistan and australia will also be in action on day one. you always want to win. the support of. your finance your families you know coming to see you and i think you know follows a great deal. to regain the title here and not just in the first several. t twenty. down the street you would definitely want to create. and i will finish with some incredible shots of world motocross champion tomah he teamed up with drone filming pioneer tom. and those outs were pretty amazing the dragon was able to stay very close while he performed his stunts sometimes flying within centimeters of his head but not h

at least forty seven people have been killed after two buses crashed in zimbabwe the crash happened near the southeastern town of on the main road from the capital harare those are the top stories people in power is next i'll see you tomorrow thanks for watching. in twenty twenty one host the paralympic games in the nation has a troubled history caring for people with disabilities when he examines japan's disability shame on al jazeera. like many countries around the mediterranean greece suffers from the dangerous summer waterfall but the one that africa coast in july twenty teen was the worst in the country's history claiming ninety nine lives and leaving thousands of others traumatized and homeless so why was it so deadly reporter eric campbell went to investigate. it's way down the mountain like a vengeful god was overbearing people was in our. will where. it will take a while yet yet many think that. it's a resort town just thirty minutes drive from athens we're going to fade over a single part that went right through since i was there one wonders that there were not more people. nin

when zimbabwe's long time ruler robert mugabe was forced from power last year many hoped it would be a turning point for the troubled country but months after a disputed election people say little was changed or mythos reports and. it's been a frustrating year for street vendors when robert mugabe was in power they were often allowed to sell in the center of harare but many are accused of operating illegally they've since been forced to the outskirts of the city part of prison to him is imminent god was plan to restore order after thirty seven years i'm a god is rule despite a lack of infrastructure here some still a faith when i got one knows what needs to be done to fix the struggling economy. but in the. process. but others are disillusioned zimbabwe has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world and life is hard the poor say they are angry and frustrated they feel it's been a year and say nothing much has changed economically. when the army appeared on state television last year and confinement able to house arrest some people had high hopes things will change thousands m

next — zimbabwe — where president emmerson mnangagwa has presented his first budget. farm owners, who were forcefully removed from their land under robert mugabe. there'll be a 5% cut in salaries for senior civil servants. and it increases on tax and fuel. here's shingai nyoka. the finance minister and international economist as optimistic about zimba bwe's international economist as optimistic about zimbabwe's economic easter, but not everybody shared his optimism here. today here in parliament —— economic future. today in parliament he produced his maiden budget but before he did that they we re budget but before he did that they were unprecedented levels of skirmishes that broke out between members of the opposition, the movement for democratic change alliance and the security. the speaker of parliament accused the opposition of not respecting the president as he entered the chambers. they refused to stand up, and for that some of them were dragged out of parliament before he walked out. it just dragged out of parliament before he walked out. itjust shows the hurdl

you see it all the time in countries like zimbabwe. i don't want to single them out, but that's a classic example. i see that in pakistan and countries like that. they don't have trust in their institutions. and this is a one-man wrecking ball going around the country, telling 40% of the country who believes in this guy, the lemmings of the republican party, don't trust votes. don't trust press. don't trust fbi. don't trust justice department. that's what he's saying. don't trust anybody but me, because i'm your leader. >> yeah. chris, i just wish you would tell it like it is. i'm concerned about your candor here. >> well -- >> hey, look, we're going to be sworn in in the majority on january 3rd. one of the first things we're going to do is address the fact that we've got a problem with making sure that we invest in -- that our polling places are safe. that we take a look at the money in politics. that we've got a whole reform package to make sure that things are working in washington the way they should work. and so, you know, we're r

at least forty two people have been killed in a bus accident in zimbabwe twenty others were injured some with severe burns police have not given details but local media are reporting a gas cylinder explosion may be the cause bus was reportedly travelling to neighboring south africa the incident follows another deadly bus accident in zimbabwe last week when fifty people were killed in a collision. there's been more brawling in sri lanka's parliament going on for a second day m.p.'s supporting the disputed prime minister into a raja violently demonstrated to prevent proceedings taking place it's the latest escalation of the political turmoil that started three weeks ago when the country's president appointed rajapaksa after removing his predecessor. and iconic swimming pool painting by british legend david hockney has sold for ninety million dollars in new york the winning bid at christie's auction house set a new record auction house record for a living artist painted the work called portrait of an artist cool with to figures in one nine hundred seventy two. the number of people missing i

and zimbabwe opposition leader nelson chamisa has called for nationwide protests against the government's early. warning any deaths during the protests will be the opposition's fault for selection rallies in august saw six people killed r m it's hasa has more from the capital harare. opposition leaders say this is about the economy it's been a year since the former president robert mugabe was forced from power by the army thing new leader president amos then went and got was that things will change for ordinary zimbabweans for the poor but that hasn't really happened people are gathering here is that having too much and some of them have marched but in other parts of the city people are lazy in long long lines at field keys because fuel is in short supply right now close to the supermarkets price the basic commodities the boarded triple what people can afford that going to pharmacies sometimes you can't find the drugs you want and if you find them they cost so much they are so expensive the obvious is the borders are saying that the in washington say enough is enough the government has to

but opposition leaders in zimbabwe are forced out of parliament after refusing to stand for the president. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon has arrived in the united arab emirates to begin his first trip abroad since the murder of the journalist. the saudi official news agency says the crown prince is quote on a toll of a number of brotherly arab countries he's also expected to attend the g. twenty meeting in one of solace next week with other world leaders will that. as donald trump is once again contradicting the reported findings of his own intelligence agency about a show she's murda the us president says the cia has not concluded that the had been solved and ordered the killing but a turkish news website says that the cia has a phone recording in which the saudi crown prince gives instructions to quote silence. as soon as possible meanwhile casaus calling for a far reaching justice foreign minister shaikh mohammed been. said that whoever is responsible for his show she's death needs to be held accountable or a shopper tons of reports are you celebrating it wherever yo

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