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idea about what sudan's reaction is going to be. well rob we're yet to hear any reaction or any statement from the sudanese government we've heard from them yesterday saying that they are going to present a report to the african union they've already submitted reports from the to of. their sedan in egypt to their prime ministers and there is supposed to be a summit that is going to take place between the prime ministers of the 3 countries within the coming week now this was all to try to make sure that it is 2 weeks before if you start killing its grand dam now that obviously a little bit too late for that there have been repeated conference from sudan about the safety of the operations of the dam let's not forget that sudan itself has another dam that's about 100 kilometers away from the group the grand sweep in advance them which is called the serac so it's quite concerned about what would happen when the sampai also operate properly and still holds water and all of a sudden all that water that has been held by the reservoir down

the effects for sudan seem mixed one fear here is that the gerd could jeopardize the operations of sudan's own dams on the nile however sadat also sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from ethiopia thanks to gird and it could regulate water flows that are sometimes classed flooding these competing interests are among the reasons why negotiations over the dems operations have been difficult. no comprehensive final deal has been reached but even with an agreement cooperation between egypt and sudan will be needed for the years to come. there are more projects planned along the nile and the effects of climate change and growing populations mean water could be an increasingly scarce resource. as bringing in i have removed files that force she's been reporting from this area for a while now for the mornings you are running negotiations are proving very difficult they were they stand right now there's a lot of competing interests i mean these negotiations have been going on for a decade the good news is they're on the negotiating table again that's as far as the good news go there are now fun

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the effects for sudan seem mixed one fear here is that the gerd could jeopardize the operations of sudan's own dams on the nile however sudan also sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from ethiopia thanks to gird and it could regulate water flows that it sometimes cost flooding these competing interests are among the reasons why negotiations over the dems operations have been difficult no comprehensive final deal has been reached but even with an agreement cooperation between egypt and sudan will be needed for the years to come. there are more projects planned along the nile and the effects of climate change and growing populations mean water could be an increasingly scarce resource. the sports are now in baseball fans in south korea have finally been allowed back into stadiums after almost 3 months since the season officially began one stadium in the capital seoul only allowed in about 10 percent of usual that numbers. back in the stadium but not nearly back to normal rather than just waltzing through the turnstiles fans were treated to temperature checks and thermal detectors and not

the effects for sudan seem mixed one fear here is that the gerd could jeopardize the operations of sudan's own dams on the nile however sudan also sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from ethiopia thanks to gird and it could regulate water flows that it sometimes cost flooding these competing interests are among the reasons why negotiations over the dems operations have been difficult. no comprehensive final deal has been reached but even with an agreement cooperation between egypt and sudan will be needed for the years to come. there are more projects planned along the nile and the effects of climate change and growing populations mean water could be an increasingly scarce resource. for more let's bring in our abraham who filed that report and has reported from the region quite a bit for a d. wus i welcome so clearly the negotiations are difficult but what are the main sticking points i mean right now the main sticking point is egypt and sudan's attachment to whatever agreement comes out of these negotiations being a legally binding agreement this is been very important for these 2 pa

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but a grand ethiopian renaissance on the blue nile has caused tension with downstream countries sudan and egypt from the start beekeeping government says the hydroelectric dam is vital for the development of this immense landlocked country which has a population of around 108000000 the country plans to expose christie across the region and says the dam will stop seasonal flooding in neighboring sudan. but egypt says there are a number of outstanding legal issues that lead resolving filling the reservoir too quickly could reduce its water supply and may pose an existential threat it does have legitimate concerns i mean that egypt relies on the nile for 90 percent of its fresh water needs and the largest share of the river runs through each region barratry and what we have has had in egypt is a situation where they have a significant gap between the amount of what they produce and the amount of water they can shoot. and with a rapidly growing population of over 100000000. to this problem only getting worse ethiopia also has strong claims because it's the source of the blue nile the larg

their loss of sudan by. by $45000000000.00 per day besides that low is going to realizing this information on him i miss him for mission and see on the other side says this or that debates are right like this i see you on one of my. that's on to the forum it's on this information at this information you should provide the information and make it available for all so we should make me your cyber crimes though that will. make it up to date and the omega 3 don't separate the freedom of oxygen available more. so we've got about 5 minutes in the show let's are a couple big topics i want to move on to cope and my team is hitting sudan just like it's hitting everywhere else and it's really exacerbating some of the economic situation is there the war in the i.m.f. has a special fund set up to help countries with their coded responses to $50000000000.00 fund but as i understand it today and cannot access that money because they're still listed by the united states state department as a state sponsor of terrorism tell

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the river flows toward sudan and joins the rivers other tributary that sudan's capital has to him before heading downstream to egypt. just being built here on the border with sudan near the blue nile source the demo catch water in its massive reservoir whose surface area is larger than that of greater london. this will inevitably have an effect on how much water flows to downstream countries egypt and sudan. egypt is home to almost $100000000.00 people who depend on the nile for 90 percent of their fresh water supply some fear that if you'll be a relief too much water in its reservoirs during periods of drought in danger in the flow downstream. that could leave egypt's farmers unable to irrigate their lands causing major food losses. and all this as the effects of a worm and climate have already strained egyptian agriculture. the effects for sudan seem mixed one fear here is that the gerd could jeopardize the operations of sudan's own dams on the nile however sudan also sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from ethiopia thanks to gird and it could regulate water flows but it sometimes

don correspondent even morgan who's alive from a northern state in sudan. has there been any reaction or any confirmation from sudanese authorities to this news that ethiopia has indeed started filling the dam . yes indeed fully now we heard we we had a statement from sudan's ministry of irrigation and water is there are sources just hours just an hour after if you're to give the 1st confirmation that is indeed has started pulling its reservoir now sudan's minister were released a statement saying that it has been measuring the what's a level at the border at the sudan if you be a border and has realized that the. of 19000000 cubic meters which means that for its interpretation that the dams that the gates of the ground if you can run is on them as indeed have indeed been closed and that there is a war is now being filled so it has accused of taking unilateral moves let's not forget that for the past 2 weeks the 3 countries have been holding virtual talks to try to reach a deal and it's ended on monday with the 3 countries and over reports to the african un

me and i'm going to try to get them in the show now let me catch you up on what's been happening in sudan we're just over a year from omar bashir is government being toppled the new government set a goal of elections in 2022 so that's what everyone's watching some of the problems as they were deadlines along the way like establishing a legislative council but they are already missed those deadlines so concerns are rising particularly as the economy seems to be in dire shape which shortages of food fuel electricity and at play sion on the rise now new protests hit the streets just at the end of june take a look at those here. and. to. a lot of the demands we want to filter out the formation of a legislative council the can see the fights over the government's activities the 2nd demand is the cheap and have comprehensive and just peace and the 3rd is a civil state what about it. when your 3rd demand is a civil state it's a sign there may be trouble there's been a whole set of laws that came out in the last week or cell that seem to liberalize things but other laws were cracking down and the

the announcement came as abi off meds said his country had reached a major common understanding with sudan and egypt over the controversial projects the mega dam has been a source of tension between the countries for years construction of the dam and a power plant on the blue nile began and 2011 sudan and egypt are afraid that it will cut off their water supply their water supply to their countries. ethiopia is creating facts on the ground on the blue nile the mega town has been filling up for weeks unnoticed by the public but these satellite images reveal the truth on twitter prime minister akhmed announced that the historic filling of the dam aided by rainfall was now complete that some welcome news for the negotiations with sudan and egypt both countries had warned ethiopia against filling the dam without prior agreement nile expert crusie says that to them it's

the effects for sudan seem mixed one fear here is that the gerd could jeopardize the operations of sudan's own dams on the nile however sudan also sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from ethiopia thanks to gird and it could regulate water flows but it sometimes cost flooding these competing interests are among the reasons why negotiations over the dems operations have been difficult no comprehensive final deal has been reached but even with an agreement cooperation between egypt and sudan will be needed for the years to come. there are more projects planned along the nile and the effects of climate change and growing populations mean water could be an increasingly scarce resource. for more let's bring in william davidson he's a senior analyst for if you're here with the international crisis group he joins us now from disobey mr timson what is the mean the sticking point at the moment. where there isn't one sticking point but there is a sort of horrible category of legal issues which are proving hard to overcome and that also related to outstanding disagreements over some hydrological

the effects for sudan seem mixed one fear here is that the gerd could jeopardize the operations of sudan's own dams on the nile however said that also sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from ethiopia thanks to gird and it could regulate water flows but it sometimes cost flooding these competing interests are among the reasons why negotiations over the dems operations have been difficult no comprehensive final deal has been reached but even with an agreement cooperation between egypt and sudan will be needed for the years to come there are more projects planned along the nile and the effects of climate change and growing populations mean water could be an increasingly scarce resource. has announced that it's bidding to host the 23rd to do some olympics it's already hosting the football. and wants to build on that legacy. competition from india australia. and the potential joint south of. the games have been delayed on 2021 because of the. hosting in 20242028 human rights groups have accused of mistreating their but as constructing the world cup stadiums. this is. $1000.00 special with

the effects for sudan seem mixed one fear here is that the gerd could jeopardize the operations of sudan's own dams on the nile however sudan also sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from ethiopia thanks to gird and it could regulate water flows that have sometimes cost flooding these competing interests are among the reasons why negotiations over the dems operations have been difficult no comprehensive final deal has been reached but even with an agreement cooperation between egypt and sedan will be needed for the years to come. there are more projects planned along the nile and the effects of climate change and growing populations mean water could be an increasingly scarce resource. abraham there reporting for you we want to head now to the u.s. where lawmakers and the public will have a chance to pay their respects to the late civil rights icon john lewis in washington d.c. well his body will lie in state at the u.s. capitol following an invitation only ceremony held in his honor you are now watching live pictures of the hearse to being escorted his casket arrived in washington on m

but a grand ethiopian renaissance dam on the blue nile has caused tension with downstream countries sudan and egypt from the start the government says the hydroelectric dam is vital for the development of this immense landlocked country which has a population of around 108000000 the country plans to export electricity across the region and says the dam will stop seasonal flooding in neighboring sudan. but egypt says there are a number of outstanding legal issues that need resolving and filling the reservoir too quickly could reduce its water supply and may pose an existential threat egypt does have legitimate concerns i mean that egypt relies on the nile for $0.90 of its fresh water needs and the largest share of the river runs through $83.00 different territory and what we have has had in egypt is a situation where they have a significant gap between the amount of what they produce and the amount of water they can shoot. and with a rapidly growing population of over 100000000. to this problem only getting worse ethiopia also has strong claims because it's the source of the blue nile the

it could be a very big disappointment to me personally. >> in early april south sudan announced their first confirmed coronavivirus case. it is hard for him to get through by home bececause of th frequent power outages. >> she told me that she is now settled. she was always worried. sometimes she would even cry. i told her i was worried about them and she said not to worry. >> despite the delays to the tokyo games he carries on with his fellow country men in south sudan. >> he is now working with immigration on extending visas until next summer. for the athletes the long absence from home and family back in an unstable country can certainly present various challenges. still, they are looking ahead and taking full advantage of the opportunity. most recently posting their own best records. sporting venues with no spectators, keeping appropriate distance. but there is no question that athletes are not full of enthusiasm and passion and that it will continue to resonate with fans. >> hundreds of protesters are arrested in hong kong. the first to be taken into custody under a contentious n

they've been inspiring people in japan, as well as those in south sudan. sporting venues with no spectators. keeping appropriate distance while playing. a new standard is now emerging in the world of sports. but there is no question that athletes' enthusiasm and passion will continue to resonate with fans. sport has the power to unify and connect. thank you for watching, and e you again next time. >> the u.s. records another new daily record of coronavirus infectionsns. california ordering the closures of the recently reopened bars and theaters. donald trump grapples with a scandal concerning u.s. troops in afghanistan, the leadader repeating his claim that he was not briefed about the intelligence.

the effects for sudan sea mixed one fear here is that the gerd could jeopardize the operations of sudan's own dams on the nile however said that also sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from ethiopia thanks to gird and it could regulate water flows that sometimes cost flooding these competing interests are among the reasons why negotiations over the dems operations have been difficult no comprehensive final deal has been reached but even with an agreement cooperation between egypt and sedan will be needed for the years to come. there are more projects planned along the nile and the effects of climate change and growing populations mean water could be an increasingly scarce resource. for more let's bring in william davidson he's a c m list for the. international crisis group he joins us now from. mr davis and what is the main the sticking point at the moment. well there isn't one sticking point but there is a sort of her category of legal issues which are proving hard to overcome and that also related to outstanding disagreements over some hydrological issues and to give an idea of wha

the effects for sudan seemed mixed.d. one feaear here is that the gerd could jeopardize sudan's owned dams on the nile. however, sudan sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from eththiopia thanks triggered anan acute regulular water flows that a are sometimeses -- that f sometitimes causese flooding. these competing interests are the reasons why negotiations have been difficult. no comprehensive final deal has been reached, but even with an agreementt, cooperation between egypt, ethiopia, and sudan will be here for years to come. there are more projects planned for the nile and growing populations means water could be a scarce resource. >> the jersey the basketball icon michael jordan received from the chicago bulls when he first signed with them back in 1984 is about to go up for auction. jordan was 21 at the time, and a first round draft pick. he wore the number 23 and became the driving force behind the bulls, helping them win six nba championships in the 1990's. i remember that well. the auction is scheduled for dec

pulling of the dam is of grave concern to both sudan and egypt because the dams capacity alone is twice the size or rather the capacity of the blue nile which contributes more than 80 percent of the nile's losses sudan has repeatedly expressed concern over the impact of the dam and its safety on sudanese dams and water resources it says that it's worried about the safety of the operations of the ground if you bring in his own family specially because if you have yet to provide any guarantees it's also worried about the impact it will have on water bodies downstream now one of those places where we will see an impact of the feeling is right here on lake newbie or as it's much more commonly known lake nasir and this is a lake that is created by the reservoir of the aswan high dam in egypt and most of the body of this lake is on the egyptian territory but this part which is about 20 percent lies on sudanese territory lots of fishermen and lots of farmers rely on this water body to be able to make a living and they're saying that they're concerned because this leak is largely reliant on the

the effects for sudan seem mixed one fear here is that the gerd could jeopardize the operations of sudan's own dams on the nile however sadat also sees an opportunity to get cheap energy from ethiopia thanks to gird and it could regulate water flows that are sometimes classed flooding these competing interests are among the reasons why negotiations over the dense operations have been difficult. no comprehensive final deal has been reached but even with an agreement cooperation between egypt and sudan will be needed for the years to come. there are more projects planned along the nile and the effects of climate change and growing populations mean water could be an increasingly scarce resource. that was doing abusing it for hema reporting for you next we turn our attention to poland because that government several right wing government has announced plans to begin its withdrawal process from the istanbul convention while the treaty aims to protect women against violence and to help bring about the end of discrimination against women well it is the 1st legally binding convention of its kind i

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exporter electricity across the region and says the dam will stop seasonal flooding in neighboring sudan but egypt says there are a number of outstanding legal issues that need resolving and filling the reservoir too quickly could reduce its water supply and may pose an existential threat agent does have legitimate concerns i mean that egypt relies on the nile for 90 percent of its fresh water needs and the largest share of the river runs through each direction or tree and what we have has had in egypt is a situation where they have a significant gap between the amounts of water they produce and the amount of water they consume. and with a rapidly growing population of iran 100000000. to this problem only getting worse ethiopia also has strong claims because it's the source of the blue nile the largest of the river gnarls tributaries if you appeal was never included in a colonial era agreement between egypt and sudan the gives the lion's share of water to egypt there are many finely balanced calculations including internal political ones that reply you know if you go granny the other big

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concerns by sudan. also concerns by egypt over how much water it would be receiving, because over 90% of its population relies on the nile for freshwater. it has yet to get guarantees from ethiopia that filling the dam will not affect the amount of water flowing downstream. >> airstrikes in yemen have killed 24 civilians of earning two medical sources. the saudi and marauding coalition aircraft hit homes while a wedding was taking place. seven others are believed to be injured. it is the third such incident since june as violence researches. last month an airstrike killed at least 12 people, including four children. an analyst says the united nations must do more to hold the saudi-led coalition accountable for civilian deaths. >> from the beginning, they have killed more than 17,000 yemeni civilians. some media would say this attack -- saudi arabia with a ballistic missile and drone on monday. it came as retaliation because on sunday the day before, they killed 10 civilians including five children. poin

in egypt especially for farmers and especially for projects in sudan such as such as the risk areas them and agriculture projects which hundreds of thousands of people rely on thank you for that heber morgan reporting there live from the ethiopia sudan border saying in africa kenya is government is being accused of mistreating many people evicted from one of the largest tree covered parts of the country the forest human rights watch says more than a $50000.00 people have been forced from their homes in the last 2 years at least $6000.00 are in camps with few supplies and no compensation for conditions in the camps and police violence during evictions is blamed for at least 7 deaths last year police are also accused of forcing villagers to burn down their homes while stealing from them and destroying their food and animals the government says no one died during the of actions and they had illegally settled on the land for years cutting down trees and causing deforestation let's speak to. this he's a senior researcher at the africa division of human rights watch and is live from nairo

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reported on wednesday that the filling of the grand relations dam had begun egypt and sudan requested it not be filled until an agreement is reached. by strikes on yemen's northern oil to us province have killed at least $25.00 civilians including children that's according to a new theme rebel controlled ministry says a saudi u.a.e. coalition aircraft hit several homes in the al hudson district where a family celebration taking place. libya's warring sides have conducted a prisoner swap the un recognized government of national accord and forces loyal to the warlord who before have to each exchanged a prisoners in misrata with the hope of more to follow my lead trainer says. well wishers welcomed home for rows on the right he's one of the prisoners from misrata released by warlords for the for have to his forces in eastern libya. the men loyal to the internationally recognized government of national accord or ginnie in tripoli for exchange for aid of have to his prisoners. swap have been near elsewhere and is that south of the front lines with the help of tribal leaders. well the rot w

largest hydroelectric dam begins to fill with look at the impact it may have on blue nile state in sudan. and on a mission to mars china sends its 1st unmanned spacecraft to explore the red planet . tension once again in cities of the united states in portland oregon security forces have launched tear gas and protesters have lit fires on the streets they're angry because federal offices have been sent to control demonstrations which have been going on for $56.00 nights but president donald trump has promised to deploy more officers this time to the cities of chicago and albuquerque he says is to control rising crime others say it's an election stunt mike hanna reports. the concern about federal involvement was spotted by scenes like this from portland oregon up to weeks of anti racism protests federal troops in unmarked uniforms moved in confronting demonstrate. is entertaining them in unmarked vehicles much to the anger of the state's governor this is a democracy not a dictatorship and we cannot have secret police abducting people into and putting them in unmarked vehicles. i cannot bel

i was born in southern sudan during the blitz usual. and their day we had a bomb what a joy actually. we don't know we're going to get what we had it would. it means to us coming together different people from the north souls was wherever they said you all are all sudanese and being sudanese this is what actually interested. not one not not not not on the border of the writer's mind the right to me to be diplomatic get up let me through them. i was there pose southern sudanese to door in cinema production. one has a feeling that you are of importance interested in the society. what the job is you're going to mom you look at me you look you talk about a woman i am looking mommy feel or maybe you're to be a burka. now i know that i would definitely understand why. because the people around. or you would be. going to the i mean if you might. have to run. they would have. had a shot at our lows of a big. stadium given the halls. them to feel how they are with their families to help. a lot and i'm going to you know card me to hire you for an

planting banana trees is nothing new to has been in safe his family has owned these farms in sudan's blue nile state for generations has been managing some of the lands for years and has noticed changes in the landscape and. our farms are by the bloom in about a decade ago the river was 500 meters away but since the increased highs of the day the flow of the nile river has changed and some parts of the water levels have gone down in others there's an increase in production some parts increase and decrease in others it all relies on the dam and its operation has the means farm is on the banks of the blue nile river the water is controlled by there was there is down built more than half a century ago to irrigate farmland it's also one of the main sources of hydro electricity the dam was extended in 2013 with the aim of increasing water levels for farmers to irrigate their crops farmers say the river which used to cost seasonal floods is more controlled now but there are concerns about the dams future . this reservoir called the 1st point where water from the territory is reserved. and

ifpi the sudan, and south sudan, egypt's share is poure out anthe -- and wiped clean. this leaves ethiopians with a decision, whether to compromise. the dam is theirs but the river is not. the security council was told recently, no nation. is an island if the opera pot -- ethiopia's reemise tgnize that. his political approach is often described by a word which means coming together, rejecting dogma, and promoting compromise. his commitment to the idea is being tested. >> thanks. new detailsave been revealed in the son's surfaces by the most detailed pictures ever ken. this is a joint mission between nasa and the europeans baseden - space . here is our science correspondent. >> our son seen in remarkable close-up detail. these images reveal something we have never seen before. small solar flares across the camp fire.hich some have called seeing these for the first time was breathtaking. we were able to see explosions happening all throughout this atmosphere. that and that is the beauty of it. seeing the sun in a new way that we had never imagined. >> the spacecraft star

the reservoirs of its controversial mega dam on the blue nile ignoring concerns raised by egypt and sudan. on our intake of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up yemen's hooty rebels say dozens of civilians including children have been killed in saudi led airstrikes in the north of the country. u.s. intensifies its pressure on beijing announcing the visa restrictions on chinese technology companies including huawei. are on the streets but can returns to the border where it begins to forge a truce between azerbaijan and armenia. egypt has demanded urgent clarification from ethiopia over whether it started filling a mega dam on the river nile if you can state media has reported that the reservoirs are finally being filled the controversial project will transform the lives of millions but control over its waters has led to nearly a decade of contentious negotiations and a final deal still hasn't been reached. if here is the source of the blue nile which flows through sudan and merges with the white nile up through egypt at full capacity the dam which is the size of london will b

now water has started to fail africa's largest hydroelectric dam even though ethiopia sudan and egypt haven't reached a deal on it yet with ethiopia algeria have a morgan has been looking into the concerns many people have about the effect of the giant dommy have on the region's downstream then she joins us now live from dam asean in sudan's blue nile state on the border with ethiopia so we know that the african union had to bridge the relationship on the dam between ethiopia sudan in egypt but they haven't been successful so far how are the differences between the countries affecting people who live nearby while fully the 3 countries say that their differences is divided into 2 technical issues and legal issues now the technical is the one that is going to be affecting civilians downstream in sudan and egypt and they're mostly on how much water will be released from the from the ground if you can as owns them or gird as it is called downstream now the 1st point of impact that we will be seeing will be right here on the blue nile down in sudan called to say there is now this dam has b

final deal still hasn't been reached if he appears the source of the blue nile which flows through sudan and merges with the white nile up through egypt at full capacity the dam which is the size of london will be able to hold 74000000000 cubic meters of water. hydro power will turn on the lights for the 70 percent of ethiopians who currently have no electricity and egypt relies on the nile for 90 percent of its water for a population of $100000000.00 trafford has more on how the dam divided the region before it was even completed. it's taken 10 years to build and cost close to $5000000000.00 ethiopia's flagship infrastructure project is a great source of national pride. but a grand ethiopian renaissance dam on the blue nile has caused tension with downstream countries sudan and egypt from the start be coping government says the hydroelectric dam is vital for the development of this immense landlocked country which is a population of around 108000000 the country plans to expulsion tricity across the region and says the dam will stop seasonal flooding in neighboring sudan. but egypt says

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sudan starts handing out cash to the poor thanks to international aid the coronavirus economic crisis millions of sudanese are in the. extra business spain is one of the european countries hit hardest by the corona virus as the pandemic eased last month it lifted a strict nationwide lockdown but dozens of new covered $1000.00 claims to have authorities scrambling in confining some areas of the political and legal wrangling the regional government of catalonia says it could completely quarantine the city of peta and its surroundings is our reporter young philip schultz. this rule of dil has become spain's new corbet 1000 hot spot thousands of people have contracted the virus here and they gave our region many of them harvest workers go google came to spain from senegal more than 10 years ago since then he has worked on these orchards every summer but he has never seen a season like this book a book. first i was afraid there was a lot of fear but our boss quickly introduced rules among other things everyone must wear gloves and masks we just have to follow them now. the local hospital h

to expulsion kristie across the region and says the dam will stop seasonal flooding in neighboring sudan. but egypt says there are a number of outstanding legal issues that need resolving and filling the reservoir too quickly could reduce its water supply and may pose an existential threat agent does have legitimate concerns i mean that egypt relies on the nile for 90 percent of its fresh water needs and the largest share of the river runs through each region or tree and what we have has had in egypt is a situation where they have a significant gap between the amount they produce and the amount of water they can shoot. and with a rapidly growing population of over 100000000. to this problem only getting worse ethiopia also has strong claims because it's the source of the blue nile the largest of the river gnarls tributaries ethiopia was never included in a colonial era agreement between egypt and sudan the gives the lion's share of water to egypt there are many highly balance calculations including internal political ones that reply you know if you go granny the other big you have i me o

a trial for sudan's ousted president omar al bashir has been adjourned until next month because of a shortage of courtroom space bashir is accused of plotting to overthrow the democratically elected government of prime minister. in 1809 the military coup allowed him to take power until he was forced from government during the uprising last year by the 76 year old is currently serving time in prison for corruption. in guinea protesters a return to the streets of the capital after 3 months of relative calm because of coronavirus restrictions they fought with police in conakry on monday they're angry about a potential reelection bid by the 82 year old of president alpha condé and his 2nd 5 year term ends in october he made changes to the constitution this year and opposition groups are concerned that he'll run for a 3rd term if the birth i think that we achieve the goal to show that in guinea they are people who suffer injustice and that the people of guinea do not support this 3rd mandate of president alpha condé us federal officers have broken up a long running protest against polic

project is the centerpiece of ethiopia's bid to become africa's biggest power exporter but egypt and sudan fear reduced water supplies downstream and didn't want the river dammed until they've reached an agreement with ethiopia last month egypt told the un it faces the next the stench will spread from the down fall stratford reports now on the complex regional politics surrounding the project. it's taken 10 years to build and cost close to $5000000000.00 u g o p s flagship infrastructure project is a great source of national pride. but the grand ethiopian renaissance dam on the blue nile has caused tension with downstream countries sudan and egypt from the start be coping government says the hydroelectric dam is vital for the development of this immense landlocked country which is a population of around 108000000 the country plans to exporter electricity across the region and says the dam will stop seasonal flooding in neighboring sudan but egypt says there are a number of outstanding legal issues that need resolving and filling the reservoir too quickly could reduce its water supply and m

ethiopia denies earlier reports they started filling a controversial dam that sparked a dispute with sudan and. we want the world to see our determination and efforts to protect our country taiwan's annual military drill takes on added significance us tension between the us and china escalates over hong kong and the south china sea and a major heart of twitter fake messages that here are some of the most followed accounts including bill gates of iraq obama's and even marks. thank you very much for joining us china has become the 1st major economy to report growth since the start of the cove in 1000 pandemic official data shows its economy grew at an unexpected 3.2 percent in the 2nd quarter after shrinking the most in nearly 50 years while some industries are nearly back to normal consumer spending is still down. yes that question the epidemic is still spreading fast to seize the restart recovery of the world economy and trade has been very difficult domestically the recovery have to monticello the pressures of stabilizing enterprises and safeguarding residential employment a huge our let'

still ahead here on al-jazeera talk to farmers in sudan's blue nile state worried about water supply. gets filled up in ethiopia. china's mission to mars is a quest to explore the red carpets heralding the start of a race this but. hello there the korean peninsula and japan to get some of the heaviest rains over the next couple of days that this system still trading back into central china and this is similar very slow to clear the rains away from the korean peninsula and as it does that mean some very heavy downpours into q shoe and western areas of honshu still in the forecast on saturday in fact we could see as much as 250 millimeters accumulating in the eastern portions of the korean peninsula and some very heavy downpours across into central homeshare at the same time these rains actually drifting further to the southeast of china once again thank you rains across indonesia widely scattered showers and thunderstorms and also very warm weather of course at the same time so these water buffalo in vietnam in the cal doing what they count a cool down plenty of rain again through viet