this is great zimbabwe.wer wants to control history because it brings them legitimacy. the europeans said, "the africans did not build the ruins. it belonged to somebody else, the phoenicians, arabs, the queen of sheba." anybody else except the africans. great zimbabwe was the greatest civilisation south of egypt. it carried about 10,000 people, so that was quite a large city. it was also the centre of religion and the economy of zimbabwe, it was gold. it could be traced far back as 1100. i was raised about ten miles away. i was obsessed with history. so i visited it as a child. there was a bus tour of great zimbabwe but this was for tourists — blacks were not allowed there. but we'd just turn up and if there's no white visitors, they said "you can wander that." the structures are massive. the stones are chiselled to be exactly the same size, and they are not connected by mortar or cement. we felt in some ways deprived of what belonged to us, that we belonged to a great people that were oppressed by the colo

this is great zimbabwe.wer wants to control history because it brings them legitimacy. the europeans said the africans did not build the ruins. it belonged to someone else — the phoenicians, the arabs, the queen of sheba. anybody else except the africans. the great zimbabwe was the greatest civilisation south of egypt. it carried about 10,000 people, so that was quite a large city. it was also the centre of religion and the economy of zimbabwe, it was gold. it could be traced far back as 1100. i was raised about ten miles away. i was obsessed with history. so, i visited it as a child. there was a bus to the great zimbabwe, but this was for tourists. blacks were not allowed there. but we just turn up, and if there are no white visitors, you can wander about. the structures are massive. the stones are chiselled to be exactly the same size and they are not connected by mortar or cement. we felt in some ways deprived of what belonged to us, that we belonged to a great people, but we are oppressed by the colonial

i went to the national — to zimbabwe. i went to the national park _ to zimbabwe.went to the national park which is i to zimbabwe. i went to the national park which is the i to zimbabwe. i went to the i national park which is the most successful elephant conservation area that is now “p conservation area that is now up to almost 40,000 elephants there. there are too many elephants when he suffered a terrible drought there, the elephants roam far and wide beyond the national park and they winter villages, the eight peoples crops and the trampled to death several villages and i heard from those local people that they could not tolerate this invasion of the elephants. in this particularly at a time of climate change is challenging so much of africa's farming, it is going to be a very long—term challenge. in these challenges are not without their solutions. yes, we will have problems. we have malaria, so many other challenges were not going to solve any of them overnight. and if you go to central kenya, you will see amazing initiatives where landowners are taking down

outrage after the humane society says a beloved lion named mopane was lured from its national park in zimbabwe and killed by a trophy hunter who may be american. it comes six years after cecil the lion was killed near the same park by an american dentist >>> here at home, just as summer travel was bouncing back, there are signs that delta variant is slowing it down again tom costello now with the price you pay. >> reporter: it may be the travel season wind-down, the covid surge or both, but the tsa is starting to screen fewer airline passengers on tuesday, the lowest checkpoint volume since mid-june meanwhile, with the delta variant spreading fast, hopper.com reports less interest in international travel, more interest in u.s. destinations, and a 33% increase in passengers booking fully flexible tickets. >> a lot of people can't get vaccinated like children. so for families, you know, there is a lot of different calculations you have to take when leaving home a lot of people simply aren't comfortable with that risk. >> reporter: with covid still upending travel plans, more americans are buying

we've seen its shadow, we saw exposed in rwanda, cameroon, zimbabwe, south africa. and those are just the stories that we know about. since p r operatives ply their trade behind the scenes out of camera range. usually that is the listening posts. ryan cause now pulls back the curtain on the secret of world of p . r headliner. the wind injustice minister jack february 2021. rwanda's, justice minister johnson b. c. a is in the hot seat on al jazeera upfront. he's there to address the ongoing trial of a well known rwandan dissident who claims he was kidnapped and forced back to the country. pop up again, a got on a plane and he was going to rudy. what he ended up in wanda instead. how to get there more arrived in kigali bron daily on a plane. me interview with standard news fair. a minister deflecting tough question, looking to avoid any negative headline. however, the next day, johnson, the senior, was back on the show. majestic ministers team mistakenly sent upfront a one and a half hour long recording, including a practice interview the minister did with the p. r te

while in greek bay in senegal, zimbabwe, guinea and malawi, are gone of commerce and capital and make up creep. see, no country has wanted more than egypt with 7 titles. with my g area, sudan, and guinea bas out and greet fee. and it's creepy with the defending champions, algeria applicant, sierra equitorial, guinea and ivory coast and finding she knew the molly mauritania and gambia all the teams in great f. louise on how says the netherlands have made the right choice, appointing him for 3rd time as national coach. the 70 wrote as managed barcelona by munich and manchester united. his 1st bell is dutch coach ended when he failed to get them into the 2002 world cup the 2nd time around. he led them to a 3rd place finish and 2014. now his job is to qualify for the world cup in cattle . give all died all saddam with nails of low. i've always done everything to help dutch football. and i think if i'd been in the position of the dutch football association, i would also have chosen me so yes, that's why i've said yes. argentina's giants, boca genius of sax, that coach miguel am how roussea

the wet weather can be found in mozambique, edging into eastern parts of zimbabwe before south africa does dry up. they'll be sunshine for cape town on monday. but as we go to choose day, the wet weather is on the way by the time we get into wednesday. we'll see plenty of showers. the the us is always of interest to people around the world. people pay attention to work with on here. and i'll just do this very good that bringing the news to the world from here. ah, ah, desperation a car lab hold people attempt to climb on both planes off is autonomy, bond, takeover. now all flights have been canceled. also they take over cobble taught bon lasers and says people have nothing to fear. ah, i'm families. this is just here alive from the hall. so coming up.

while in group b, it's cynical zimbabwe, guinea and malawi, morocco gonna camaros up on makeup group. see, no country is one it more than egypt with 7 titles, though with my gerry, a sudan, and getting out in group d, then it's group with the defending champions. algeria up against sierra leone equitorial, guinea, and ivory coast. and finally, to new jersey, molly mauritania, gambia all the teams, and group f, the opening game is on january the 9th. one of the biggest names in american football has sent out a warning to parents on the risk of concussion to children. hall of fame of brett far is urging, urging parents not to allow their kids to play tackle or contact football until they are 14. he's released a hard hitting video in the u. s. alongside the concussion legacy foundation. if you put me in tackle today, by the time i'm a senior in high school, all paid 13 years of tackle football. i could already have g t, e and it will continue to destroy my brain even after i stop playing. by the time i'm your age, i can be fighting depression struggling to keep my story. i can become vio

while in group b, it's set to go zimbabwe, guinea, and below we morocco, gone a camaros and upon make up group, see no country has wanted more than egypt with 7 titles that with my cheerio sudan, and get the salad group d, then it's group a with the defending champions algeria up against sierra leone tauriel, guinea, ivory coast. and finally tis the bali mauritania and gambia of the teams. and group f, you can, and game is on january the 9th. we are sorry. yes, the draw is always special because there is excitement, there is emotion compared to the teams you are supposed to meet. and often there are groups that are very, very hard. and today i think that the draw is rather homogeneous. if i may say so. inevitably, they will be surprises. we all hope because all the teams that are qualified have a goal. christina, now there is break. his silence on transfer room is calling them disrespectful. in an instagram post, the event is forward insisted he isn't returning to rail madrid and that story at the finish club has been written. rinaldo says the way his future is being discussed is disr

let me tell you a story from my hardtalk on the road visit to zimbabwe a couple of years ago.hant conservation areas in all of africa. there are now up to almost 40,000 elephants, there are too many elephants. and when they suffered a terrible drought there, the elephants roamed far and wide, beyond the national park, they went into villages, eight crops and trampled to death several villagers. i heard from those local people that they couldn't tolerate this invasion of the elephants. and that, particularly at a time when climate change is challenging so much of africa's farming, is going to be a very long—term challenge? absolutely. these challenges are not without their solutions. yes, we will have problems, we have malaria, we have so many other challenges and we will not solve any of them overnight. but if you go to central kenya, go to laikipia county, you will see amazing initiatives where landowners are taking down the fences between each other, to allow the animals to return to their traditional migratory routes. i think that is something really hopeful and wonderful t

there are not a lot of dancers that are well known - from botswana or mozambique or zimbabwe, but theyhis is the moment when i'm supposed to say something very sensible about south africa and ballroom dancing and its history, but i'm struggling to remember my footwork and it's hard to keep track! singing luckily we now have plenty of south african experts to show us how it's done. andrew harding, bbc news, cape town. finally, two afghan athletes have arrived in tokyo to take part in the paralympic games after they were evacuated to france following the taliban's takeover. (the international paralympic committee said taekwondo fighter zakia khudadadi and sprinter hossain rasouli were flown to paris last weekend from the afghan capital. with the country's delegation unable to attend, the afghan national flag was carried by a paralympic volunteer at tuesday's opening ceremony. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ lucy e grey. good evening. things are staying dry and settled for at least the next 2a hours or so it is remaining large the drive for much of the uk. more sunny spells on sunday

there are not a lot of dancers that are well known - from botswana or mozambique or zimbabwe, but they say something very sensible about south africa and ballroom dancing and its history, but i'm struggling to remember my footwork and it's hard to keep track! singing luckily we now have plenty of south african experts to show us how it's done. andrew harding, bbc news, cape town. i don't think andrew will be getting the call from strictly anytime soon. a reminder of one of our main stories tonight: the british government says the country's 20—year military mission in afghanistan has ended, with the departure of britain's last evacuation flight. almost all remaining british troops, diplomats and officials have now left. the government in london says it has airlifted more than 15,000 people from kabul in the past two weeks, including around 8,000 afghans. the british embassy will be temporarily re—located to qatar, but the prime minister's office said the uk would return to kabul as soon as the security and political situation allowed. that's all from us, thanks for watching. —— that's a

southern africa, we are seeing the wet weather across pots of mozambique, edging into easton areas of zimbabwe and post south africa. the interior that seems somewhat am windy weather with some of the snow falling in high areas in s what teeny. but as we go into monday, it does ease off to that east coast, and there'll be plenty of sunshine coming through for cape town. and for johanna burg that sh whether sponsored cattle airways, when a military coup overthrew chili's marxist president, one stadiums became prisoners and the hunters sole objective was absolute control. one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode for football rebels. explore the life of carlos casale, the football whose personal stories swayed a vote, but altered the history of his country. carlos casserly and the demise of a n day on al jazeera. ah ah ah ah, this is balance is 0 the story of course that's going on with child and find that no cap to the to be just about. it was one of 2 remaining government strongholds and just a few hour drive from the capital capital project and tell them most of the countries in

the wet weather can be found in mozambique, edging into eastern parts of zimbabwe before south africa does dry up. they'll be sunshine the cape town on monday. but as we go to choose day, the wet weather is on the way by the time we get into wednesday, we'll see plenty of showers. sponsor, cut on airways in 2011, just the reported from tanzania on the sinister trade in the body parts of l. b. this is where i'm seeing that they put it right here and on the spot rewind, revisit system. i then mutilated to service the rituals of witchcraft when the crash to rewind spell of l. b. no, on our 0. ah, the me this is al jazeera, the latest development for you from f going to start with the taliban has taken over the presidential palace in the capital campbell checking the control of most of the country. in fact, in a quick offensive, the group said that once a peaceful transfer of power and an open, inclusive islamic government, president and chef got him involved fled the country. they will also chaotic things that couples international airport, as others try to leave as well. us and other co

s with teeny, the su to malawi, retainer based on big rwanda, senegal, south africa, zimbabwe, libya, tennessee, and morocco. seeing a huge delta very, and increases how concerned to you about the delta variant across the continent. i'm concerned about their top area and spread across the country in but not surprise. this is a virus that has an increase sounds from usability rate of more than 40 to 50 percent compared to the wire type. batteries that we initially were dealing with. it has not ratio, which is the rate over production of more than it, which means that he's pressing the effect that has the chance of impacting it. more people are accepting that is very concerned. and so i'm very concerned from 2 perspective. one is that because of the rapid spread of the database and we have seen her facilities across the continent that are fully overwhelmed. and this is a scenario that mirrors what we saw. ready in india, in april, may a timeline because of this situation as well as the baby in the database. we are seeing that the best missions process would be for the challenge is very

there are not a lot of dancers that are well known from botswana - or mozambique or zimbabwe, but theyt them. in cape town, the lessons continue. this is the moment when i'm supposed to say something very sensible about south africa and ballroom dancing and its history, but i'm struggling to remember my footwork and it's hard to keep track! singing. luckily we now have plenty of south african experts to show us how it's done. andrew harding, bbc news, cape town. a reminder of one of our main stories tonight the last british plane carrying armed forces personnel and diplomats has taken off from kabul airport, ending britain's 20 year military involvement in afghanistan. they have all left kabul. the operation pitting was the largest military evacuation since the second world war and in the last fortnight more than 15,000 people taken out of the airport there in kabul. huge concerns for the second phase, as it has been called, and what will become of those people who wanted to leave, who were eligible to leave but were unable to. after the weather we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pa

in the previous era, you would want this, and we don't want to be zim zimbabwe and i think that peopleoing on here is i want an alternative and gold ain't working. i had dr. mark bristow on. he's an kplexcellent ceo and he said we've been the repository of the storage of wealth for thousands of years, yeah, but yours doesn't go up, chief >> well, we have been watching palantir bought $50 million worth of gold. >> yes, yes. >> also, i think one of the least appreciated headlines of the week was walmart hiring a cryptocurrency expert. >> thank you i thought that was incredible because i think what's going to happen is people are going to demand -- and it's really been ethereum people are going to demand that it's accepted. you don't want to turn down sales. now nvidia reports tonight, nvidia has not -- they make the most powerful cards which have been used by miners. they're only giving the minors the ones that aren't even acceptable for gamers. it's not how nvidia makes its money, those who are trying to trade it, that's a big mistake but the fact is this thing is being used worldwide,

grand master of the united england at the time parading, showing off its prudential's which is now zimbabwefirmly part of the british empire. free masonry support network for british imperialists on their travels around the world. one of the secrets of free masonry success and distressed masons the widows of masons can get from the brotherhood. but also free masonry gate and imperial soldier and imperial bureaucrat traveling from sake canada to south africa, to india a kind of home from home. an instant social life. an instant network. also free masonry values repeatedly provided a cover story for imperialism. the idea it was the british were just conquering the world because they wanted to own large parts, they were doing it in the name of universal brotherhood and so on and so forth. there's something fundamentally deceptive about the weight masonic values were provoked on a freemason during the long history of the british empire. the other histories much more american. despite free masonry universal values embracing tolerance from the beginning, free masonry in america almost as long as

it's zimbabwe on the pacific. don't say that.it is and everyone who lives there knows it unless you've got your own generator. but gavin newsom doesn't care. he just keeps destroying california. why does he hate california so much? in his first year as governor, homelessness, people living outside, on the sidewalk, jumped 17%. in one county it jumped to 30% one year. if you been there recently. three years ago, an official from the u.n. came to san francisco, the city gavin newsom once ran as mayor, the city he promised to rid of homelessness. making it possible for women to jog in golden gate park again but he didn't. clearly he has seen a lot of bad places. he said california was so bad that what he said "constitutes cruel and inhuman treatment and is a violation of multiple human rights." was he overstating the case? here is what it looks like. >> this isn't camping, these are homes. >> guns, knives, fires, drug use day in and day out. >> you don't realize sometimes what you were living in the middle of until you see a video a

the projects that we talk about in zimbabwe where some of the money, a few dollars, a tun for carbonforests and all of that makes them use this label which experts say is not really a good label to use, turning a fossil fuel into carbon neutral. francine: experts told you it is essentially green washing. right? >> yes. and the reason it is because when you are purchasing going to burn it. in the process of production and the use of fossil fuels a lot of carbon dioxide is being emitted. 240,000 tuns of it in the initial shipment. if you you with were to pay somebody to remove that carbon dioxide that would cost a lot. bill gates for example gives $600 a tun ton. the best you can get is people trying to present forests that exist. of course just protecting forests doesn't mean the carbon dioxide has been removed. experts are saying that equation of just protecting forests, selling fossil fuels is essentially not enough to be able to make them carbon neutral. if they really wanted to do that, they would have to invest in expensive technology. like carbon capture and storage. francine: i

i'm not a politician, and i do know as someone who grew up in zimbabwe that everyone needs a fair cracknded and more willing to give everyone an opportunity, so i am probably the wrong person to bring this up. i do very much believe we all have a responsibility to give everybody a chance to belong, and to succeed in whatever organization you have. that, i think, is something we all believe and everyone at goldman sachs very much cares. stuart: i did not want to put you on the spot, joe. talking about american express when you're from goldman, i didn't mean to do that but i think it's an important issue which has to be dealt with here. let's get to the markets. the market just keeps on going up. most investors most of the analysts we talk to on the show they are still bullish and think it can go up more but i'm nervous, really nervous. would i see anything go up like that? for years on end ii have to think the dance is coming to an end pretty soon. what do you think? >> well i think it's natural to be nervous. we have had a long recovery. we are alt higher valuations and just a couple fa