government and the government of zimbabwe.ngo.'s face changed and he went pale. >> and we said you know we will do is we will go over there, maybe you will beat the charges and maybe you won't. it gives us extra time to finesse our cases here, but he said, know. the only way of coming back from africa is in a body bag. >> that convinced them in short order that he should plead guilty and avoid a trial. >> he thought he would be hanged pretty quickly once he reached zimbabwe and he was looking to make a deal. so he basically said if he would plead guilty if we took africa off the table and the death penalty off of the table and he got to surface time in a secure location.>> and the agreement that michael would plead guilty to the three meters at the va hospital in new york and also to the murder of 19-year-old cindy maggie in ohio. >> the first sentencing was out on long island and of course, the families or their. >> remember when he was brought before the judge and we were all there and they sentenced him. michael swango gets

this is the reality for many families in zimbabwe . the best seats. what makes people survive right now? it's a very difficult yes for a lot of families in barbara. so come going into this, listen, what is the back of the mind of every ordinary zimbabwe? and is that, how is this politician that is going to come into office where the, the one that we know already and may be the aspiring one from the opposition. what are they going to make the difference that they're going to make the people's lives? so that's a good question to ask and we got to just leave it hanging for now. election times in bob, a june, july. what months would it be? constitutionally the lessons in zimbabwe are supposed to come between july and august, the pudding to one. thank you. privilege. they come back to you for the latest on said bob, i, thanks for watching everybody. i see you next time take care. ah, ah. ah, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide had to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shade come out award for trans

so in november, i'll just have it through matessa reported on the cost of living in zimbabwe. have a look, have a listen one. making marcia plotter and her daughter joyce on a tight budget right now, they can only afford to spend $30.00 on groceries. the only buying basics the family can't do without, but the price of some essential goods ins above we have gone up again. that means they taking home less this month than they did the last was ever no one is there is nothing we can do and things are just too expensive. we try and stretch the little menu we have so we can buy me back. never enough. just very briefly, what are the key issues that are going to be important for voters come election time in bob i, what would i be? i think from these, the clips that we have just seen. this is the reality for many families in zimbabwe . the best seats. what makes people survive? right now? it's a very difficult yes for a lot of families in barbara. so come going into this, listen. what is the back of the mind of every ordinary in bible in is. how is this politician that is going to come

the country has decided to place a bun on lithium exports. zimbabwe has the largest lithium reserves in africa and the 5th largest in the world. the metal makes milly 60 percent of his exports and 16 of his g d. p. bots, according to these, in bobbin governments, the country loses around $1800000000.00 a year in revenue. she to smuggling an unregulated exports. according to government ruling the exports of zimbabwe am lithium can only take place with the permission of the minister of mines and mind developments. as in bobby, an m p explained to archie the reasons behind the been also saying that the global organizations, including the world bank, are hindering the the constance development. we are talking just from one minute all we is africa are talking or fir. budgetary support from the will to bank, which has not been availed for the construction of inga dim which can produce about 40000 megawatts enough to feed the energy sector for the wall of africa. but because the world of bank is there actually money to buy the ist well, colonies us, they do not want to africa to grow. so th

at the same way you talk about death in zimbabwe and corruption. emotional debt, public debt in zimbabwe, but they invade the language that they understand in terms of, we do not have water, this is where the money is going so the best innovation is endangering at that level. [applause] sec. blinken: what struck you? any different ways are any insights that you've had that have helped you tackle the challenge? >> good evening, a -- i'm a little bit nervous because we are used to asking questions. giving the answer the first time. actually, you know our struggle, so when we do struggle and we do our job, our family struggles the same way, so what can we do? writing is our weekend write and expose the corruption. we could do only that. and the corrupted people, they never liked me. last year i was in wealth management, so they can find me eight hours so they send me to the jail and how i came out from there and how i got with them, international community. there are others who supported me. and then again i started my journalism. that's the way we ca

in staying with china, the country has deepened its economic ties with zimbabwe decided to invest in the african countries, lithium industry. now this comes despite the ban on ra lithium exports by africa's largest lithium producer, the exports of zimbabwe. a lithium can only be granted with the permission of the minister of mines and mining developments. mining of the elements has become one of the main industries in zimbabwe in recent years is global demand for them in or spikes. the chinese electric company, g, l. c has announced a recent deal that we'll see, invest in the african countries. lithium industry is says that the corporation was in by way, will enhanced it's competitiveness at a global level with at least half a 1000000 tons of lithium reserves. in my way is becoming an attractive prospects for investment. zimbabwe has the largest lithium reserves in africa and the 5th largest in the world. the metal makes up nearly 60 percent of the country's exports, and 16 of its g. d p. according to the z bobby government, the country loses around $1800000000.00 a year in revenue d

he was born in zimbabwe. in 1995, his family moved to a london suburb when he was 9. his new life was anything but easy, and he changed school several times. but this was also the time when he discovered music. as a way of expressing his emotions and fears you'll be, ah, when i play music, i sort of understand the colors within the sound. i don't know how to explain that, but i understand that's way better than i do words. and i feel like i can express myself, this chord means more to me than any word that i could find. got those eyes around . so my, so with his 2014 song call you home, coven jones, achieve something amateur musicians worldwide can only dream of a friend posted a song online, and it went viral. yeah. reaching the ears of millions of people, i think will forever be the craziest night of my life. it completely changed my life and i couldn't. i couldn't take it in. you know, it was too big of moment to really understand my phone was non stop just going crazy for about the whole week. he moved to berlin in 2016 since then. he's released 2 albums with high

the largest producer, the exports of zimbabwe, lithium can now only be granted with the permission of the minister of mines and mind developments. lithium mining has become one of the main industries in zimbabwe in recent years, as global demand for the men or spikes, the chinese electric company, g l. c, as announced a recent deal that will see it invest in the african countries, lithium industry. it says that corporation was in by way, will enhances global competitiveness. that least half a 1000000 tons of lithium reserves. zimbabwe is becoming an attractive prospect for investments. and the country, as we've already said, has the largest lithium reserves in africa and the 5th largest in the world. the metal makes up nearly 60 percent of the borrowers exports, and 16 percent of its g d, p. according to the government, the country loses around $1800000000.00 a year in revenue due to smuggling and regulated exports. as in barbie, an mp explain for our see the reasons behind the governor's decision to ban lithium exports. and he said the relations or the west are not allowing africa to

they would definitely not to one to zimbabwe, to benefit much from both the or leave them and from their ubiquitous amount of mineral wealth. or meanwhile, zimbabwe is deepening its relations with china and leading chinese energy companies, teaming up with the country and mining firm there to invest in the african countries. lithium industry. lithium mining has become one of the main industries in the country in recent years as global demand for the mineral spikes, chinese company, g, c, l. energy technology has announced a deal that we'll see, invest in i, african countries, lithium industry in the corporation will enhances the competitiveness at a global level with at least half a 1000000 tons of lithium reserves. so by way is becoming increasingly attractive prospects for foreign investors. the minds of parliamentary portfolio committee chairperson told r t t, as in by way, is happy to partner with russia and china. i'm glades ah, among these are those kansas that i mean seems the italian which is always is to we was involved the days that i shift, which is always our students. we be

zimbabwe is producing about 600 of the 2000 megawatts and needs everyday.ituation has worsened by receding water levels due to successive droughts. >> this is the future and the present for sure. >> the solar plant is feeding into the grid. he knows how take -- how long it takes to turn around power projects. >> it takes about a decade. these are large projects with immediate impact. >> the struggle to light a fire to warm up food as the rain and darkness approach. >> doou think the government can fix this? >> what are you going to do? >> water levels are rising again, a long overdue 300 megawatts thermal unit will be commissionedn weeks and more imports are on the way, according to authorities. it won't end power outages but they hope the lights will be turned back on in time for christmas. laura: iran has executed a second person linked to the wave of antigovernment protests. the judiciary says he was hanged in the city of bouchard. he was convicted of stabbing and killing two members of armed security forces. those protests in iran began after a woman di

competitiveness as a global level with at least half of half a 1000000 tons of lithium reserves. zimbabwe is becoming an increasingly attractive prospect for foreign investors. the minds parliamentary portfolio committee chairperson told us that symbolic way is happy to partner up with russia and china glades. i'm on with those countries that i mean seems the italian which is always is 2 weeks involved than these that i share, which is always our students we've been involved with getting big to the following . yeah. all the, the up to present the day. they are always friends in the when we talk to them, i was see if they did with my kids because in terms of technology saying that i also need to take that is, you know, putting yes. a euro in the americas advising the sanctions. i've been in our country by the way, i liked live site things on europe or faith increased pressure in the upcoming year with a significant increase in migrant seeking refuge in the e. u. as according to the head of the e. u. asylum authority, it is quite clear that the increasing number of applications will continu

and the is to well colonizers, they would definitely not to one to zimbabwe, to benefits much frome, both the early fem. and from there you banquets us amount of mineral wells. and finally, moscow is prepared to resume gas supplies to the you to help alleviate the blocks fuel crisis. as, according to the deputy prime minister, alexander, no vacuum does oversee russia's energy sector. the european market remains relevant as the gas shortage persists, and we have every opportunity to resume supplies. for example, the u. m. all europe pipeline, which was stopped for political reasons, remains unused. this comes after a number of european media outlets. reports of concern over skyrocketing energy bills as a gas price cap policy backfires. european central bank has also wanted the continent is placing self at financial risk when importing energy for more expensive produces light. the u. s. international angie agency has also sounded the alarm if pipeline imports to the european union from russia dropped to 0 in 2023 and chinese l. n. g demand rebounds to 2021 levels than the european unio

according to our government ruling, the exports of zimbabwe and lithium can only take place with the permission of the minister of mines and mining development. as in parkway, an m. p explained to arti, the reasons behind the ban also sang global organizations, including the world bank, are hindering africa developments. we are talking just from one mineral, we is africa, a talking or for a budgetary support from the world bank which has not been availed for the construction of inga dim which can produce about 40000 megawatts enough to feed the energy sector for the wall of africa, but because the world of bank isn't actually money to buy the is to well colonizers, they do not to want to africa to grow. so that is need to use what we have is africans to get what we can get to in power our sector. because we, we are sanctioned by the global community of, sorry, by the americans and the is to well colonizers, they would definitely not want to zimbabwe to benefit much from both the early film . and from there you banquets, us amount of mineral wealth. meanwhile, the mob way is deepening

well, zimbabwe is deepening its relations with china. one leading chinese energy company is teaming up with the countries mining firm to invest in the african countries. lithium industry. lithium mining has become one of the main industries in the country in recent years as a global demand for the men or spikes. chinese companies, g. c l. energy technology, as announced a deal that we'll see it's invest in the african countries, lithium industry. so in the corporation will enhances competitiveness at the global level with at least half a 1000000 tons of lithium reserves and byways becoming increasingly attractive prospects for foreign investors. the minds of parliamentary portfolio committee chairperson told r t that is in by way, is happy to partner up with russia and china glades. ah mon, with those countries that day men seems the italian which is always to involve the days that i shall, which is always our students with is involved with getting big to the following. yeah. or even up to place in the day. they are always friends in the

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i'm the first lady of zimbabwe and i don't really like being here, i thank the jury for nominating our project. i am ready to work further that we will help the underprivileged population of zimbabwe and provide sufficient medical care to our population, my heart literally jumps out of my chest, it is not very exciting to be here. today. i want to thank everyone again for their support. we will continue to work towards our common goal. thank you friends from a great pleasure. allow reward another project let's keep the rivers and lakes on the screen. the organization works with volunteers in the amazon jungle in peru, one of the most biologically diverse areas of the earth, project work focuses on reforestation, organic gardening, wildlife and animal monitoring, trail maintenance, and environmental education workshops for local communities. the form of our congratulations and we very much ask you to say a few words. hello volunteers. thank you all for your support, our main goal is to create a new reality, namely, we are trying to protect the environment by cleaning rivers and lakes. t

and this is what is of late in zimbabwe. how the us will say that it sad tackling corruption and human rights abuses in zimbabwe. but how would the american sanction supposed to help solve these particular problems? look, if anything american, right to state about issues of political morality, they are the help of slavery. and today, as we speak of a they, i want you to feel colonialism in many ways than one. you'll notice that 2 in social media has also been used as an upper. it does to extend it. so in any case, no country should be getting political more or less than from any state. so i think the dysfunctions are not only legal, but they are wrong, and they exit an unnecessary in more political bid on the part of the americans. we should not be global prefix of any state in terms of our internal affairs. and above all, the again is the framework of the united nations. and can you see the african union helping to negotiate in the sanctions? removal for a certain do you recall that as of august 2019 there's been this incre

had him a tougher al jazeera bladder, zimbabwe. ah, there were rare protests in china too, but for very different reasons. people took to the streets to vent their frustration over almost 3 years of strict coven controls. infections of recently risen to a record high in the country fronting more locked downs nets. despite a 20 point plan that was announced by the government early this month to try to ease corona virus rules. the renewed curbs highlight once again the delicate balance that beijing is trying to strike between easing its 0 cove. it policy to revive the economy and curb new outbreaks. while the potential, the economic consequences were felt after angry protests broke at the world's biggest i phone assembly plant in the city that jang jo, thousands of workers left the site of the chronic food shortages while amass quarantined employees depleted capacity on assembly lines. apple warned that shipments of high end i phones would be lower than expected because of those disruptions will about a quarter of china as total g. d

are you hopeful for zimbabwe future? i hope so. i hope so, because i think the a please. the faith in the youth, the youth can save the country and i hope they will. thank you so much for your time and congratulations on your award and reading through some of your work. it is clearly extremely well deserved. thank you. there is hope well to no, no, thank you. thank thing in the studio with us tonight. thank charities and community groups in the u. k. are responding to a surgeon energy prices with the creation of so called warm banks, thus spaces where people can go to avoid the cold if they can't afford to heat their homes. nave bark had traveled to her oxfordshire, were volunteers a helping vulnerable people. rural england, on the coldest day of the year, so far, pitcher perfect villages. but for some increasingly rustic living standards saint mary's church is opening its doors every week during winter, for those seeking warmth, comfort, and company. and i am certain times everybody is affected. we had it so easy to may . you know you've turned the tap has been hot water

zimbabwe project angels of hope, an organization to save rivers and lakes.roject save rivers and lakes. you are on the same stage with us and for them now your applause. and, of course, before we know the name of the winner, we give the floor to our honored guests. em village good evening, dear friends. i congratulate you on this wonderful event of the international award , we are together and, of course, on the day of volunteers from the bottom of my heart i want to thank you for the great work that you do for your huge soul, only a person with a big soul and heart can do such great things that you do. it has already become a certain tradition that in the nomination the health of the nation, i reward the winners no, nothing is more precious to a person than life and what you do. you, when a person's life stands before you, and you save it by making it possible to continue it. this is probably the most important and most expensive. you give not just people, but their loved ones a chance and a desire to be not a desire, but the happiness of being saved. thank

and these are countries such as zimbabwe kenya vietnam mongolia and literally recently ended uh exhibition in china economic effect. here from similar actions, for certain estimate in the sums of contracts. in fact, the effectiveness and economic effect, partly of the exhibitions, it should be noted that this is not a one-time effect, it is always a delayed effect even today. uh, different calculations and it is effective to consider only signed contracts from participation in one exhibition. well , it would be inappropriate on the other hand. we are well aware that participation in the exhibition for enterprises carries several points. it how to introduce products on the market to find out to conduct marketing research to find out your niche to see new achievements. basically find new suppliers and new ideas. this is very important, because like any exhibition. it has economic, image and political goals, so it is very important for our participating companies and for them to enter this market in principle. and just recently we communicated with some enterprises. they said that thanks to t

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know when you talk about countries on our borders, if you're talking about land. expropriation in zimbabwe for example, farms were taken away, but now they're actually given back because in that period that they were taken away from the white farmers, nothing happened to that land. so what is your response to something like that? madison was, goes back to what i said earlier, that yes, recently, some us are getting back to the lent, but the experience is not coming back in by what is still a foot deficit country in many ways, even though some are coming begin, sums gives accounting the given the government is injecting, it will take a lot more time to go back to those levels than indeed to destroy it. and, and then that's actually a silly us warning sign that your thing that this issues would send a message to any country that has a similar dynamic as we are on the me be a moralist. has a similar situation as we do. but they're probably handling it different, but you think that is kind of countries really would like to learn from the experience of what happened in zimbabwe done go through

well, colonizers, they would definitely not one to zimbabwe to benefit much from both the early fem. and from there you banquets us amount of mineral wealth industrialized taking of hostages. that's how a british m. p has slammed the arrest of 7 dual u k. iranian nationals, by iran, toronto cases, the suspects of leading reese an anti governmental riots. the network which named it sounds. i gross gathered together anti revolutionary agents from both inside and outside the country to pursue plots against the islam mac system. especially in the recent unrest. the 7 arrested have been involved in planning, leading and producing content, as well as organizing and fueling the flames of the protests. processor opted back in september after the death of a young woman while in police custody. the event spark nationwide on breast, including violet flashes with police. more than $500.00 people died including at least 60 police officers. the iranian government has designated the unrest as the rebellion orchestrated by external enemies, including the u. s. the u. k. and israel political analysts

they would definitely not want to zimbabwe to benefit much from both the early f m. and from there you pick which as amount of mineral wealth and ukraine wants to hold a peace summit at the united nations to put an end to the conflict. but it doesn't anticipate russia taking part that's according to the ukrainian foreign minister. he added that russia must face a war crimes tribunal prior to any direct negotiations. the idea of the piece formula is twofold. on the one hand are not to allow russia to manipulate the issue of peace because they regularly say that they are ready for negotiations, which is not true because everything they do on the battlefield proves to the opposite. prove the constable to the contrary. they're not, they're not seeking peace. to get more on the story. we cross live to r t correspondence, caleb mob and caleb, what more do we know about calves calls for talks, though without russia's presence? well, you just heard the ukrainian foreign minister saying that russia would have to face some kind of war crimes tribunal where there would be direc

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the looting of public funds and the abuse of natural resources in zimbabwe. the situation who saw bed such the biggest was beetle, his bub we're on, is one metallic theater which was built in 1977 by the colonial government. and as a result of that, $2500.00 is rub when women die every year giving birth, thus the equivalent of about 14 jumbled years, crushing every year and killing only pregnant women. the un says that hey, sees facing a worsening humanitarian crisis with one in every 2 haitians. now, food insecure a cholera outbreak and gang violence in the country has prompted the prime minister and the un to cool for an international rapid response. security force, so far, no countries have committed an negotiations are still ongoing. we have also close to a more than $1314000.00 now and a suspected cases of cholera throughout the country. and what we are seeing, in fact, is not only the continued increase of cholera cases, but also the spread to the regions. and there is now in 8 of the 10 departments. there are confirmed cholera cases and this is a weari

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particularly the looting of public funds and the abuse of natural resources in zimbabwe. the situation is so bad such that the biggest was middle his barber, one lives, one metallic theatre which was built in 1977 by the colonial government. and as a result of that, $2500.00 is robin women die every year. ah, giving birth thus the equivalent of about 14 jumbled years, crushing every year and killing only pregnant women. ah, the gay time. now of all the latest news from the world comp, he is far as smile at heart doha waterfront. dear lena murphy's emotional world cap story continues in the quarter finals on friday against the netherlands after a t one when in the last 16 against australia, argentina thesis team with high hopes of ending massey's final run. and he richardson report whether he likes it or not. selina massey is the focus for most camera lenses. when argentina hit the training ground, competing at his last well cup that he 5 year old, messy is closing in on his 1st global title. tens of thousands of fans of travel to cattle from argentina, hoping to witness o

washington is also hindered zimbabwe is ability to borrower from foreign financial institutions which is contributed to hyper inflation in the country. meanwhile, them bob white house traditionally maintained good ties with russia, with the african nation, also refusing to support us back to where solutions against moscow. at the u. n. political scientist richard at my home versus the usa to bring down as in bob when government will, the sanctions come in to make the economy males down. and when did make, when the corner been mailed down, there is a stretch of citizen despondency days that i order and all of that. but sanctions did not playing the we're not playing introduced into this. but when political stays, sanctions, german with on side with them propaganda, sanctions came in with their subtle get a position political part just so the idea is to assist in all of a 1000000000 again elected governments because we're not do that dc every from a very, very straightforward record that since 1967, i do not partner in mentally western imperialism. so without doubt, bob was funded corre

it hasn't rained much in this part of zimbabwe for several months. this food from international agencies is appreciated. people here in bullhead, i say they sometimes have to borrow money to feed their families. and what it often means is that people will as a few amused, they will eat less food. they will prioritize within the family who gets meals, who, who doesn't get meals. and they may also resort to other other coping strategies. so it's not an easy time when you are among those vulnerable households. who areas in lovely this time of the year is always challenging in some bobby's drought prone regents a report from the countries on the pretty assessment committee estimate some $3800000.00 people will not have enough to eat during this lean season. involves experience or the lean fees in every year is a dr. period before the rain starts from october. when many poor households sometimes run out of who's talked to mot when harvesting begins. and as if there isn't another drunk, it started raining in some parts of the country, but not out here. sat

is becoming an increasingly attractive prospect for foreign investors. zimbabwe has the largest lithium reserves in africa and the 5th largest in the world. the metal makes up nearly 60 percent of its exports, and 16 percent of its g. d. p. according to them, by one government, the country loses around $1800000000.00 a year and revenue due to smuggling and unregulated exports. isn't bo an m p explained to r t the reasons behind the government's decision to restrict lithium exports. also saying, global organizations like the world bank are stopping africa from growing to we talking just from one minute. oh, we is africa a talking oh, for a budgetary support from the will to bank, which is not been filled for the construction of inga dim which can produce about $40000.00 megawatts enough to feed the energy sector for the wall of africa. but because.