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we have correspondents in zimbabwe, egypt and nigeria.he rise of oil and wheat prices are starting to impact zimbabwe. fuel prices have soared by as much as 18%. there have been prices increasing inside of a week. >> we have managed to keep things going by buying fuel in the black market. that is how we have stabilized prices. reporter: before the russian invasion of ukraine, zimbabwe was battling double-digit inflation paid these price increases are likely to worsen the economic outlook. egypt is the world's largest importer of wheat. nearly 70% of its wheat imports come from russia. wrench prices have soared already because of the work, burdening millions of egyptian families living hand to mouth. but it is not just about food. tourism, a lifeline to the egyptian economy, is likely to be hit hard. around 40% of tourists who visit egyptian resorts come from russia and ukraine. in 2015, this key industry was brought to its knees after a russian plane was bombed over a red sea resort, killing more than 200 russian tourists aboard. followin

we have correspondents in zimbabwe, egypt, kenya and nigeria. grain prices are beginning to biten in zimbabwe especially at the pump. since february fuel prices have soared as much as 18%. march saw two price increases inside a week. translation: the only way we have managed to keep things going is buying fuel on the black market. that is how we have been able to stabilise the prizes for our passengers. before the russian invasion of ukraine zimbabwe was already battling a double—digit inflation and these price increases are likely to worsen the economic outlook. egypt is the world's largest importer of wheat, nearly 70% of the wheat imports come from russia. bread prices have soared already as a result of the war burdening millions of egyptian families living from hand to mouth. but it's not just about food, tourism in which is a lifeline to the egyptian economy is likely to be hit hard as well. around 40% of tourists who visit egyptian resorts come from russia and ukraine. in 2015 this key industry was brought to its knees after a russian plan

our 1st report to be called from zimbabwe. i looked at a positive example of our best in red water. that's helping a lot of people with well, i'm in the morning shabba and gara steps out of her house to fetch water from the tank in her yard. she's only had the sister and for 5 years, it's a life saver for the single mother who like other families and can badly face is increasing challenges because of climate change. she about and gara grows everything she needs to sustain her family. on a small plot of land to got i from going, i knock that are you haven't produced much these past season for out and we either get too little or too much rain or i'm fine. the sense of uncertainty has made it hard for the children to concentrate on their schoolwork, underscore, before i had this water harvester, when the rains came, the water would just run off in waste away. we had no idea what to do with it. we can also reach and get as, as it does sometimes we collected a little in small tins and bucket. so my dish, apple with all my dish is not bad, but that didn't help you're in dry spells for yea

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all right, monica, what happens when the ruble becomes about as worthless as the zimbabwe currency? do they turn on vlad or what? >> yeah, the political pressure, jesse, is going to be absolutely enormous on president putin and, in fact, you are already seeing those trend lines developing in russia. you are seeing a lot of protests. you are seeing a lot of individuals being arrested. look, russia is now being canceled, right? i mean, between the fierce ukrainian resistance and the widespread international financial sanctions and boycotts and russian teams being barred from international competitions. russia is being canceled. it is a different world. this is not something that president putin ever had anticipated. so, an implosion of the russian economy is going to have severe political consequences for him. but, we have got to be very careful that the spillover effect is not so severe that it takes down the global economy sends the global economy into a worldwide recession and effects us directly here at home.

you come up with things nobody else, charlie, have you seen the zimbabwe war market? say zimbabwe, but south africa has been incredible fund to trade because it is commodities rich. it comes down to what happens in the united states when the commodities continue to go up, things we export get more expensive. charles: right. >> or things we import and export get more expensive. charles: right. >> at this point we may actually see some of these people be right. charles: to that point though, there is always sort of a story around that. you know, long term, rob, for me i've always been 98% based in usa, in part because i know the companies and the products better. >> yeah. that makes a lot of sense, charles. with globalization obviously you're able to play u.s. companies that have large exposure if you want to china, to india, so i think that is probably the better way to do it especially looking at some of the companies like alibaba, tencent. as somebody who manages other peoples money it is very hard for me to purchase something like that if we don't know we can trade

the un says almost half of zimbabwe population of some $15000000.00 is now dependent on food aid. people with no access to a well has to get their water from rivers that are also drying up. the aid agency care has helped solve the water shortage and chevron, garrett village, the country se it's supplied 50 families with water tanks together. the community has built a damn that holds 45000 cubic meters of water. the water flows along the terrains natural slopes irrigate the fields, eliminating the need for climate damage in palm, 12, m for when award brody as long as we have several options to store rainwater efficiently. we stand a chance of survival even through the dry season one medication. we can afford to grow food for our families, whether there is rain or not during any given year. brett, i shall yolando debt. i shall system you do by getting your god damn supplies water directly to our garden city will the farmers are no longer have to travel far in search of what's happening. they cannot get it from the what's our troy? right? stumble garden, we are now when, when we leav

the un says almost half of zimbabwe population of some $15000000.00 is now dependent on food aid. people with no access to a well has to get their water from rivers that are also drying up. the aid agency care has helped solve the water shortage and chevron garris village, the country se it's supplied 50 families with water tanks together. the community has built a damn that holds 45000 cubic meters of water. the water flows along the terrains natural slopes irrigate the fields, eliminating the need for climate damage in palm. wonder when we're when award brody as long as we have several options to store rainwater efficiently. we stand a chance of survival even through the dry season, one medication. we can afford to grow food for our families, whether there is rain or not during any given year. brett, actually, i want, i don't that i shall says to me, i do by getting your god damn supplies water directly to our garden sleep. well, the farmers are no longer have a travel fire in such a war talking. they cannot get it from the what's our troy? right? stumble garden, we are now. whe

i'll explain not, not that's after zimbabwe was among a number of states who criticized sanctions imposed in moscow. also herrera, abstain from voting against russia. the un general assembly said bob, we itself has been under us sanctions for almost 20 years. christopher looked bang was a spokesperson for the country's ruling party, believes the u. s. is going of i things the wrong way. this is not what is needed. this 10, this is 48, kill seen purporting fuel or new a new or it difficult situation, which is primarily caused by america. it's a wrong headed policy by the united states. they. ready are the ones who are responsible for causing the war in ukraine continuously. its funding not to use to once again is to the india commitments to the russian people, to the russian government. and, and russia, which is in a defensive position. vigilant at full force to a cit itself to try to protect yourself with us becoming it print through not to throw in many we caught up with russian people to mean brave loggins dissension which are completely unwonted into you. we tell them to face for count

has slammed zimbabwe, accusing it of being a threat to its foreign policy and extending sanctions imposed on the country by end of the year after the country abstained from a you and votes condemning gross actions in ukraine and criticized sanctions imposed by moscow. zimbabwe was among a number of countries who abstained from the voting against russia by the un general assembly. in a statement, if un representative said the votes had poured more fuel on the fire, both further complicating the situation. us sanctions on the african country have been in place for almost 20 years. for me on this. let's go live now to christopher moving where the spokesperson falls in by ways ruling party. christopher, welcome to the international. thank you very much attitudes additional. thank you. now what do you make of this punitive response by the us? it's a wrong headed policy by the united states. they are the ones who are responsible for causing the war in ukraine. ready continuously expanding, not to use towards a india commitment to the russian people to the russian government. and then russia, wh

they're from liberia, nigeria, zimbabwe. allege this is from border officials as well as at times civilians. you referenced that video we've seen online. i want to show your viewers first on "politics nation" new video we have from the ukraine/romanian border that shows border officials taking violent actions against black refugees. >> as we can see here, at one point you'll see border officials actually shooting guns in the air. they're pulling black refugees. the scene really is chaotic. and the countries who have been accused of this have repeatedly denied the allegations when it comes to the ukraine/poland border, a poland rep called it a complete lie. that said, the allegations keep on coming. i spoke with one nigerian student, alexander, he showed more video of what we see right now. border officials actually pointing guns at students who have their hands up and say, don't shoot, i'm a student. these reports just keep coming in. >> they only wanted to leave the country? they're not doing anything other than trying to f

so why can't we just take the sanctions off of them half of zimbabwe and let them start selling to replace what ukraine can't. thank you. >> that's a great point and again i don't know what the sanctions for, usually human rights issues. and i'm a proponent of making sure that again, there are sanctions that violate human rights issues so i assume that might be the problem but i'm notsure . i don't disagree with the caller. i think if there's a way we can look at the sanctions and still see if they're applicable it may make more sense to waive those again, if there's no violations s. happening . i think one thing i'd like to have his insurance. one of the things the lighted administration may want to look into is we need to connect those carrots with china and china being one of the largest companies we buy from you i don't think the tariffs have done what they were supposed to do so with inflationary pressures that might be one thing that the biden administration and look at his should we stop or suspend tariffs right now because of the situation that's going on here. >> stephen is next,

situations at abu ghraib, as far as i can tell, are those conditions that are also reproduced in the zimbabwe experiments chip, frederick, he's the man here who he was the one who had the idea putting electrodes on the hood his lawyer said, the problem now is the military want to use him in a shell trial in baghdad? in abu ghraib, not only not a single senior officer went to trial, not a single senior office, they got a recall letter of reprimand. in fact, in some cases they even got promoted at the offices. so it's, it's the people at the top always take care of the people at the top. mm. for those individuals who were directed by the us government to, to engage in any technique that i believe would price level torture, crore and human or degrading treatment. i think they lose a little bit of themselves every time they have to come in and human act. and my power is out to them as well. i, frankly, in, i don't think i noticed that until i got back. and then, you know, i tremendous guilt and i think a lot of us develop signs that were later diagnosed as p p. s. d, but i don't know. i think tha

but what happened after that was tt southern african governments, namely botswana, namibia, and zimbabweput incredible pressure on cites parties to reopen a quote/unquote limited ivory trade, allowing stockpile sales from stockpiles in those three african governments to one approved trading partner, japan. thornton: that trade from the southern african countries to japan started to lead to an increase in poaching again. narrator: in a controversial move in 2008, cites authorized a second sale of stockpiled ivory to japan and china. once china became involved, poaching skyrocketed. thornton: the allowing sale by cites of legal ivory to japan and china, all the evidence shows that was a catastrophic blunder. narrator: ivory in african government stockpiles is confiscated, or comes from culled or naturally deceased elephants. its sale is legal, but legal ivory creates a stream of commerce in which illicit ivory, or ivory from poached elephants conceals itself. the loophole in cites was that it only banned international ivory trade, not domestic trade or trade within a country's borders. tho

bronnard was the british ambassador to zimbabwe and this feature of the african approach to car trafficerent, how else can such a maneuver be explained. it would seem nothing out of the ordinary the car is turning from the extreme right of the row to the extreme. right, subpermissive signal of traffic lights and does not interfere with the movement of pedestrians. everything here is like a textbook, everything except for one detail. the thing is, it's a one-way street. and that means it’s simply forbidden to go in this direction, maybe, of course, a british diplomat - they were in a hurry to the us embassy, ​​which is just around the corner, so they decided that they didn’t care about the rules of the road. when it comes to big politics, but a u-turn through called safety island to start a traffic light race with the embassy cars of two other european countries less than a kilometer from the kremlin to justify already. it is unlikely that you will eat rea. of the same doctrine white man's burden live here absolute savages, to whom a real white anglo-saxon protestant must, accordingly ,

i also, zimbabwe that continues on tuesday, winds have shift it. we've got some rain for port elizabeth than same goes for kicked down. don't forget the umbrella. we'll see you soon. take care. ah cutter. one of the fastest growing nations in the morning, cato needed to open and development international shipping company to become a key, middle eastern trade, money skillful in 3 key areas of develop, filling up from connecting the work future while the carto cutters gateway to whoa trade. o evacuation 160000 civilians. main trapped without power. food or war un secretary general has appealed for an immediate cease fire in ukraine. at least 10000000 people have been displaced by the fighting. just over a month. us president joe ball cation of 8. since russia's invasion, well, mike, hannah is at the white house, joins us live from there. so mike, $7000000000.00, not a small amount of money to terrance initiative, as nato and its allies, and also specifically to come to russian invasion of ukraine. now specifically, what this money is going to go for

the problem with that, with the people that the most of my think on the united states has slung, zimbabwe, accusing it of being, quote, a threat to its foreign policy and extending sanctions imposed on the country by another year. washington's move came in light of the conflict in ukraine, thus after and bob boy was among a number of states who criticized sanctions imposed on moscow. also, the country abstained from voting against russia at the un, generally assembly. then bobby itself has been under us sanctions for almost 20 years. christopher mitch spangler spokesperson for his and bob was ruling party, believes the us is going about things the wrong way. this is not what is needed. this is cory. a careless thing purporting you will know, i knew already difficult situation, which is primarily caused by america. it's a wrong headed policy by the united states. they. ready are the ones who are responsible for causing the war in ukraine continuously expanding, not to use towards a commitment to the russian people to the russian government. and then russia, which is in a defensive position

we had recent dead flies in zimbabwe, more than big bay and floods intake and give you the also it is in floods, infinity go. so yeah, they are, they are most of that entities in their high chance that ah, we might be a visa or climate impacts. i mean browse floods in. ready the coming years ago, but i can say the exact number, i mean before, like a prince of it, like sort of go thank you and that's it for the show. we will be back on wednesday when the un security council is scheduled to hold an informal session discussing that latest i. p. c. c report until and keep in touch viola, social media. if it's available in your country, it may not be if you live in europe and let us know what you made if the new i p c . c report, also remember going underground is always available to watch at r t dot com ah. in russia, special military operation in ukraine continues. this is widely agreed upon beyond media reporting on this conflict could not be more polarized and politicized in the west. this conflict is black and white, which of course is done on purpose. i look forward to talking to you

we had recent dead flies in zimbabwe wasn't big day for floods intake and give you the also, it isn't floods infinity go. so yeah, they are, they are most of that entities in their high chance that are we making a visit for climate impacts? i mean browse floods in. ready the coming years ago, but i can say the exact number, i mean before, like a prince of it, like sort of go thank you and that's it for the show. we will be back on wednesday when the un security council is scheduled to hold an informal session discussing that latest i. p. c. c report until and keep in touch viola, social media. if it's available in your country, it may not be if you live in europe and let us know what you made for new i p. c. c report. also remember going underground is always available to watch r t dot com. blue a. it isn't with a maybe a with a lot of damage here as a feller on your bills and those are hard to deal with . a 3rd rhonda pete talks between russia and ukraine. end with both sides, committing to reopen humanitarian car doors. the 2nd question open of the life cache, where they go, do they

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i'm afraid to say that the seasonal rains going north have left zimbabwe. rob was shorter of what it wanted during the summer, but we still got significant rang to the west. for example, angola and botswana, ah, a mass pro democracy movement, violent crackdowns assassinations, and you imposed sanctions? all talk, dixon struggled with ensued from the 2020 bella roost in presidential elections. that shook the country's self proclaimed dictators a seat of power. and now new tactics, migrants, people empower, investigates, the humanitarian disaster on to rivaling on europe's borders and asks what's next. and the battle for bella. bruce on a judge ito, lou ah, and again, you're watching i da 0 reminder of our top stories to south ukrainian president, one of demons, zalinski is urging his people to continue the fight. as russia's invasion of ukraine continues. is pleaded with the west for more aid and is pushing for a no fly zone. visa and mastercard, say they are suspending all operations in russia effective immediately. it means any of that credit cards issued

it's all about the heavy rain edging into northern areas of what swanner sweeping into zimbabwe and edging into northern areas of south africa. but for johannesburg and kate, tom, we are going to have clear skies this weekend with plenty of sunshine and a lot of warm. ah, does their mind play tricks at them? car is always this park right there. or are they really out there? and you pass them by like they pull up a lag or act like they're not in the car. a filmmaker takes the f, b i to court to find out approximately 33120 pages of records. did the process mobilize is how community, as long as people are free to talk, then there is no check against the citizens. the feeling of being watched on al jazeera lou. ah, hello again. this is al jazeera, this reminds you of the main news, the south. ah, air raid sirens are again being heard in keith this morning. earlier russia had announced a new phase and its attack on ukraine. moscow and our focus on taking control of easton don bass region. it's not, ruling out storming, besieged ukrainian cities though. russian shelling of struck the internatio

we had to be sent in floods in zimbabwe. more than a big day for floods intake and give you the flood infinity go. so yeah, they are, they are most of that entities in the high chance that we may have the climate impacts. i mean drought floods in the coming years ago, but i can say the exact number, i mean before that happens, it locks on top, go, thank you, and that's it for the show. we will be back on wednesday when the un security council is scheduled to hold an informal session discussing that latest i. p. c. c report. and you'll, and keep in touch my role as social media. if it's available in your country, it may not be if you live in europe and let us know what you made for new i p. c. c report. also remember going on the ground is always available to watch at r t dot com ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, a ah ah, russia special military operation in ukraine continues. this is widely agreed upon beyond the media reporting on this conflict would not be more polarized and politicized. in the west, this conflict is black and white

such negotiations. and what is decided here in istanbul or in some other place they later met in zimbabwerse, even if the signature were not arakhs, and now they don’t even talk about the signature, and even zelensky himself, it’s not worth it, even the paper on which this signature is because he can't decide anything and his uh opinion is without the americans. it doesn't mean anything without someone, therefore, of course, they are now accusing russia of committing the medina move with this move. medinsky divulged his propaganda operation, and a certain position of ukraine, where is it, so to speak renounces a lot of initial demands . the nationalists in kiev have naturally risen up and demand the resignation of zelensky, the resignation of the delegation, the resignation of everything else. and they were already there. uh, there was noise, so the generals are already talking about the fact that zelensky has fled somewhere to overthrow zelensky. and that, generally speaking, there is no power in kiev. of course, they were frightened and began to immediately disavow this information, and

that's after zimbabwe was among a number of states who criticized sanctions imposed in moscow. also herrera abstained from voting against russia. the un general assembly, symbolically itself has been under us sanctions from last 20 years. christopher at mustang was a spokesperson for the african nation fooling party leaves the u. s. is going about things the wrong way. this is not what you need to do this time. this is 40 kerosene per point if you will already difficult situation which is primarily cause i many got it wrong headed the the. ready the ones who are it's one simple for posing the war in ukraine, put us funding not to use one. again, it's easier for me come in to the russian people to the russian government and then rochelle, which you need to position itself to try to predict itself is becoming a trade to not to run many, we call the russian people, i mean brave the not going to the finishes which are completely on what i did in do you, we tell them that you face for country leg who love we could make intentions were to take. ready and do you want me to the point w

march 6, 2003, with respect to the actions and policies of certain members of the government of zimbabwe and other persons to undermine similar bob way's democratic processes -- zimbabwe's democratic processes or institutions is to go into effect beyond march 6, 2022. the president has not made the necessary reforms that would warrant terminating the existing targeted sanctions program. throughout the last year, services routinely and violated citizens, union members and journalists. the absence of progress on the most femme reforms needed to ensure the rule of law, democratic governance and protection of human rights lead the citizens of zimbabwe. the actions of certain members of the government of zimbabwe and other persons to undermine the institutions continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the foreign policy of the united states. therefore i have determined it is necessary to continue the national emergency declared in executive order 13288 as amended with respect to zimbabwe and remain in force the protections. signed by joseph r. biden, the white house. the speaker

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also, zimbabwe that continues on tuesday, wins have shifted. we've got some rain for port elizabeth. that same goes for kicked down. don't forget, the umbrella will soon take her. oh, the weather. sponsored by katara, always join the debate. there is no heat job bad didn't know if anyone had talked about women that i had 2 horses. this seem to have been says no itself. he gets off the table. we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket, straight to health. all the companies, they deny any responsibility, even though the of the resources and the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. a comment section is right here. be part of today's proven this to him on now to sierra. ah ah, he what year old is it? a reminder. we're told stories this. our ukrainian military officials say they've reclaimed their pin from russian forces. there's been heavy fighting in the city, north west of keith since russia began it's pushed towards the capital last month. maybe 5000 civilians have been killed in mateo poll says russia's i

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we saw what happened in zimbabwe when land was forcefully taken from the white settlers there. there were problems of food security not to mention tariffs of racial tension. we don't want to see every piece of the actually, we do not want to see the repeat of that. that's why we have adopted that constitution of us as much as i see it has been skewed in or protecting them more than the effect of community. we love that constitution. but how, how do we live within this? how do we realize that what we are currently owning has come as a result of the suffering of the current people? all right, let me come to you. i mean, because i think we've exhausted the issue of land, but isn't it more useful to spend this money on development because 1000000000 is not a small amount of money. yeah, no, most definitely. if you think it's small, yes. her with that said, i definitely agree in that regard because as well thought like why can't this be an agreement of where you know, the descendants of the, of a hero enamel. people are given glance to go study whether it's in germany or any other c

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