only under rick my char but under us so for all the groups that have emerged after the fighting in juba in july last year so what's what's next after these talks whether they sail whether they're successful just what is the next step in all of this. well michel if the challenge to bring has been initially to bring together these sides now the bigger challenge is try to bring them bring them all on board in the same page to try to work for peace in south sudan partners are that of back the peace agreement back in august and fifteen have described as a critical and unique point in which the south sudan is complex but really to see all the sides might many of them have emerged after the conflict after the after conflict in the capital in july last year many of them have different objectives many of them have different games and different demands so try to try and bring together all these different warring factions would be. on the same page would be a challenge but if they manage to do that if the i gather internal intergovernmental authority on development which is the regional bloc if th

camp in juba donated them when she arrived in september after fleeing her hometown one of our i won't i why is that our house was burnt my husband was inside we came here with only the clothes on our back we had no way to go but this un camp the soldiers burnt our houses her mother in law who was injured escaping her burning home fled with her that was when everyone was running to the bush i was injured when i was trying to flee when the house was on fire i came here with my daughter because we needed shelter and i needed treatment fighting started in december twenty third team less than three years after independence was gained from sudan dance president salva kiir accused his former vice president rick machar of plotting a coup to oust him since then fighting has largely been across ethnic lines and spread to the capital last year when a peace agreement failed four years of war has not only resulted in the deaths of thousands of south sudanese almost four million of the twelve million population have been displaced from their homes and the un says all warring sides have committed gr

people morgan al-jazeera juba. now the general who led zimbabwe's military intervention that ousted robert mugabe is retiring the government says constantine will be given another position but gave no further details he's widely expected to become vice president has more from harare when the military into the field and put relevant either under house arrest on the fifteenth of november the obviously they were doing it to weed out criminal elements people that are surrounding themselves around robert mugabe people they are trying to destroy and destabilize the country since then we saw soldiers stationed in strategic points in the capital city they've been doing joint patrols with the police to try to maintain law and order now the program the army called operation restore legacy is over and the army say the situation on the ground is now back to normal operation restore early gussy was launched on the thirteenth of november twenty seventh. and its main objective was to remove criminals that did surrounded the forme

camp in juba donated them when she arrived in september after fleeing her hometown one of our i won't i why is that our house was burnt my husband was inside we came here with only the clothes on our back we had no way to go but this un camp the soldiers burnt our houses her mother in law who was injured escaping her burning home fled with her that was when everyone was running to the bush i was injured when i was trying to flee when the house was on fire i came here with my daughter because we needed shelter and i needed treatment fighting started in december twenty third team less than three years after independence was gained from sudan south sudan's president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of plotting a coup to oust him since then fighting has largely been across ethnic lines and spread to the capital last year when a peace agreement failed four years of war has not only resulted in the deaths of thousands of south sudanese almost four million of the twelve million population have been displaced from their homes and the un says all warring sides have comm

rids of women have come out to march on the streets of south sudan capital juba calling for an end to south sudan's war which is going on to a script here to save their mouth shut but really the signs and posters that they're carrying tall they're tired of the war they want their men back from the fighting and they want better future for their children which broke out in december twenty third team has resulted in tens of thousands being killed and a quarter of the country's twelve million population displaced. we the women of south sudan have decided that we have had enough of this list war has been going on for a long time we thought independence has come in the war has come to an end ten to thirteen happened and nothing has changed twenty sixteen happened and the still the work continues to intensify women continue to be raped and killed and they don't have access to their homes there's no humanitarian access for people they need it's we are tired and fed up of this and we want our leadership to understand that this is it this is their chance their final chance to bring peace to thi

south sudan's president salva kiir and rebel leader reid are expected to attend morgan has more from juba. this round of talking with you think it's regarded as the last chance. to end the civil war which started in december twenty third seen. by the peace agreement which was august twenty fifteen here in the capital juba but then a fighting broke out in the capital in july last year between the right wing forces the government and the opposition and the rich much are. declared the peace agreement has collapsed now the intergovernmental body development into governmental authority under development i get a regional block has around the region they're going to south africa sudan kenya and ethiopia to try to bring together all the were inside not just the opposition and the red machar and the government the different other factions that have emerged after the fighting in july last year to try to iron out their differences and look for the way halward to end the sudan regional and international dollars which are backing the peace agreement have described it as a critical and unique round of

a twenty fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in the capital juba those are all the headlines the news continues to techno. al-jazeera. wherever you are. it's a pleasure to meet the boy a blink of an eye him unlike responses from a machine. that explores the social right the newest generation of androids. is tax.

androids of women and south sudan's capital juba have taken to the streets calling for an end to the suffering in their country millions of fled their homes since fighting broke out in december two thousand and thirteen between government and rebel forces the u.n. says half the country's population is in need of humanitarian assistance even morgan was at that women's march. breeds of women have come out to march on the streets of south sudan capital juba calling for an end to south sudan's war which is going on to hear the tape their mouths shut but really the signs and posters that they're carrying hate all they're tired of the war they want their men back from the fighting and they want but if we care for their children as well which broke out in december twenty third team has resulted in tens of thousands being killed and a quarter of the country's twelve million population displaced. we the women of south sudan have decided that we have had enough of this list war has been going on for a long time we thought independence has come in the war has come to an end ten to thirteen happ

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. last more news for you wanted of course on the web site it's always there for you twenty four seventh's al-jazeera dot com our top story the north korea jane will keep you company in the coming hours but i will see you tomorrow morning from seven g. up next inside story. the u.s. issues another strong warning to pakistan saying it's hiding what it calls terrorist groups pakistan denies that and he's angry that actions between the two countries hit a new low so where does it go from here.

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. twenty five people have been killed by air strikes in yemen according to local officials a saudi led coalition reportedly targeted a protest rally in the district of north of the capital sanaa it's thought some of the dead were pro who see tribal leaders who organize the demonstration. dozens of people have taken part in a vigil in the lebanese capital beirut honoring several women murdered in the past week the deaths of three arab women as well as british embassy worker rebecca dykes sparked outrage activists are raising awareness of widespread violence against women in lebanon demanding better protection. the conflicts in iraq and syria are leaving behind an entire generation of children who have known nothing but war and displacement but now it's hoped a new version of sesame street will help them recover specially made for refugee children the program uses characters from the t.v. show including elmo and big bird to teach children how to overcome trauma and it's just been given a

camp in juba donated them when she arrived in september after fleeing her hometown one of our i woke up or i into our house was burnt my husband was inside we came here with only the clothes on our back we had no way to go but this un camp the soldiers burnt our houses her mother in law who was injured escaping her burning home fled with her that was when everyone was running to the bush i was injured when i was trying to flee when the house was on fire i came here with my daughter because we needed shelter and i needed treatment fighting started in december twenty third team less than three years after independence was gained from sudan south sudan's president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of plotting a coup to oust him since then fighting has largely been across ethnic lines and spread to the capital last year when a peace agreement failed four years of war has not only resulted in the deaths of thousands of south sudanese almost four million of the twelve million population have been displaced from their homes and the un says all warring sides have commi

hundreds of women have come out to march on the streets of south sudan capital juba calling for an end to south sudan's war which is going on to hear they say their mouths shut but really the signs and posters that they're carrying feet tall they're tired of the war they want their men back from the fighting and they want but if we care for their children that i'm sure which broke out in december twenty fifth and has resulted in tens of thousands being killed and a quarter of the country's twelve million population displaced. we the women of south sudan have decided that we have had enough of this list war has been going on for a long time we thought independence has come in the war has come to an end ten to thirteen happened and nothing has changed twenty sixteen happened and the still the work continues to intensify women continue to be raped and killed and they don't have access to their homes there's no humanitarian access for people they need as we are tired and fed up of this and we want our leadership to understand that this is it this is their chance their final chance to bring

juba. still ahead on al-jazeera zimbabwe's ruling party confirms. finalizing the departure of robert mugabe their sam they want to make america great again this is not making america great. anger in the southern us un special rapporteur war on extreme poverty finds major issues with housing and sanitation and go face set for an important role change any activity excludes t.v. viewers at home. sports coming to stay with us. wins is certainly showed its hand across almost all of the us but more recently he's consolidated self to the real cold air being of this talk it out looks worse than it is this rain coming up into texas i think in the next day or so slow movements that school should be a warming trend but the real drop in temperatures has been for when he pegged through terria and just to the lakes and is to great lakes so i think which is a bit more snow here you also see behind me the cold front over the currently of the pacific will bring snow to the cascades then the rockies i think over the next day or so and possibly a bit further south den

people morgan al-jazeera juba. military chiefs in zimbabwe have announced an end to their intervention which forced former president robert mugabe to resign their own soldiers have promised to shut down their last roadblocks in the capital and hand over to the place however metasearch reports from harare. when the military intervened in mid november they said it was going to be temporary they say they wanted to weed out criminal elements people who surrounded themselves around their kids as individuals are trying to destroy the country the army said that mission was called operation restore legacy they say that mission is now over this is the situation in the country is now back to normal and they say soldiers have returned to the barracks operation restore lead gussy was launched on the thirteenth of november twenty seventh. and its main objective was to remove criminals that did surrounded the former president resulting in. and disappointed in amongst our people while some of the individuals have been accounted f

camp in juba donated them when she arrived in september after fleeing her hometown one of our i won't i why is that our house was burnt my husband was inside we came here with only the clothes on our back we had no way to go but bless you in kansas the soldiers burnt our houses her mother in law who was injured escaping her burning home fled with her that was when everyone was running to the bush i was injured when i was trying to flee when the house was on fire i came here with my daughter because we needed shelter and i needed treatment fighting started in december twenty third team less than three years after independence was gained from sudan sudan's president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of plotting a coup to oust him since then fighting has largely been across ethnic lines and spread to the capital last year when a peace agreement failed four years of war has not only resulted in the deaths of thousands of south sudanese almost four million of the twelve million population have been displaced from their homes and the un says all warring sides have com

sudan's president salva kiir and rebel leader rima shar are expected to attend morgan has more from juba. this round of talks in the capital addis ababa is regarded as the last chance for peace. to end the civil war which started in december twenty third scene and i was a peace agreement which was august twenty fifth here in the capital juba but then a fighting broke out in the capital in july last year between the rivaling course there's the government and the opposition and the rig machar after which declared the peace agreement has collapsed now the intergovernmental body on our development into governmental authority under development i get a regional block as we look around the region there to south africa sudan kenya and ethiopia to try to bring together all the were not just the opposition under it much are and the government the different other factions that have emerged after the fighting in july last year to try to iron out their differences and look for the way toward to end the conflict in south sudan regional partners and international dollars which are backing the peace agr

runs a small grocery store in juba he has a wife and three children but felt he had to join the fighting. and. that rule is everywhere to be see even in job cemetary. but x. mother a mother of three. and him and you can. tell i'm female. and harry. reid the ability to. have him but the guy who had her magic i'm somewhat. when i then had a. visceral hit. with. a bit in america but when i do. i hadn't given. my view a bit in the amount of money already. but ox. yeah you can bet but the lead but they are that are going under when it went to do that but out of the flow i had a good luck. because. i saw. this job on his grave digger. he's lost more than twenty members of his family to the revolution including his own son. dumb any idea what he just sort of minister was sure i should do. a young face we had in the in the nose. so you have to use. a must have. just. how many states have he'd managed to do and. i feel the new vom at an. all the senate. the other the crowd had really kind of had. i thought it would be. danny then in a moment they came in the. individual for the markets here any.

roots of women have come out to march on the streets of south sudan capital juba calling for an end to south sudan's war which is going on through a script here to save their mouths shut but really the signs and posters that they're carrying tall they're tired of the war they want their men back from the fighting and they want but a future for their children as well which broke out in december twenty third team has resulted in tens of thousands being killed and a quarter of the country's twelve million population displaced. we the women of south sudan have decided that we have had enough of this this war has been going on for a long time we thought independence has come in the war has come to an end ten to thirteen happened and nothing has changed twenty sixteen happened and the still the war continues to intensify women continue to be raped and killed and they don't have access to their homes there is no humanitarian access for people they need as we are tired and fed up of this and we want our leadership to understand that this is it this is their chance their final chance to bring p

south sudan's president salva kiir and rebel leader are expected to attend have a morgan has more from juba. this round of talking that you can capital addis ababa is regarded as the last chance. to end the civil war which started in december twenty third team and i was employed by the peace agreement which was august twenty fifth here in the capital juba but then a fighting broke out in the capital in july last year between the rivaling forces the government and the opposition and the wrecked my car after which records are declared the peace agreement has collapsed now the intergovernmental body on our development into governmental authority under development i got a regional blog as well around the region the point is that africa sudan kenya and ethiopia to try to bring together all the were inside not just the opposition under it much are and the government the different other factions that have emerged after the fighting in july last year to try to iron out their differences and look for the way halward to end the conflict in faster than regional partners and international dollars which

roots of women have come out to march on the streets of south sudan's capital juba calling for an end to south sudan's war which is going on to a script here to save their mouths shut but really the signs and posters that they're carrying the tall they're tired of the war they want their men back from the fighting and they want but if we care for their children as well which broke out in december twenty third team has resulted in tens of thousands being killed and a quarter of the country's twelve million population displaced. we the women of south sudan have decided that we have had enough of this this war has been going on for a long time we thought independence has come in the war has come to an end ten to thirteen happened and nothing has changed twenty sixteen happened and the still the war continues to intensify women continue to be raped and killed and they don't have access to their homes there's no humanitarian access for people they need as we are tired and fed up of this and we want our leadership to understand that this is it this is their chance their final chance to brin

hundreds of women and south sudan's capital juba have taken to the streets calling for an end to the suffering in their country millions have fled their homes since fighting broke out in december two thousand and thirteen when twenty government or rebel forces the u.n. says half the country's population is in need of humanitarian assistance morgan was at that women's march. rids of women have come out to march on the streets of south sudan capital juba calling for an end to south sudan's war which is going on through a script here they've saved their mouth shut but really the signs and posters that they're carrying the tall they're tired of the war they want their men back from the fighting and they want but if we care for their children as well which broke out in december twenty third team has resulted in tens of thousands being killed and a quarter of the country's twelve million population displaced. we the women of south sudan have decided that we have had enough of this this war has been going on for a long time we thought independence has come in the war has come to an end ten

hundreds of women in south sudan's capital juba have taken to the streets calling for the end to the suffering in their country millions of people have fled their homes since fighting broke out in december twenty thirty between government and rebel forces the u.n. says half the country's population is in need of humanitarian assistance heber morgan was at the march. rids of women have come out to march on the streets of south sudan capital juba calling for an end to south sudan's war which is going on to hear the tape their mouths shut but really the signs and posters that they're carrying the tall they're tired of the war they want their men back from the fighting and they want but if we care for their children there which broke out in december twenty third team has resulted in tens of thousands being killed and a quarter of the country's twelve million population displaced. we the women of south sudan have decided that we have had enough of this this war has been going on for a long time we thought independence has come in the war has come to an end ten to thirteen happened and not

rids of women have come out to march on the streets of south sudan capital juba calling for an end to south sudan's war which is going on to a script here to save their mouths shut but really the signs and posters that they're carrying the tall they're tired of the war they want their men back from the fighting and they want but if we care for their children that i'm sure which broke out in december twenty third team has resulted in tens of thousands being killed and a quarter of the country's twelve million population displaced. we the women of south sudan have decided that we have had enough of this this war has been going on for a long time we thought independence has come in the war has come to an end ten to thirteen happened and nothing has changed twenty sixteen happened and the still the war continues to intensify women continue to be raped and killed they don't have access to their homes there is no humanitarian access for people they need as we are tired and fed up of this and we want our leadership to understand that this is it this is their chance their final chance to brin

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. peru's president petro public regions key has survived an impeachment vote in congress over corruption allegations kaczynski is accused of receiving illegal payments from the brazilian construction giant otoh brecht he denies any wrong doing. those are your headlines of the more news continuing here on al-jazeera after inside story. a new leader and hopes of a new era in south africa is expected to clean up the image of the ruling a.n.c. and revive the fortunes of off because biggest economy must consider all the post live up to those challenges this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. then you need one of off because this political party says he has a new vision for his country businessman activist and politician sit on the post has called on south africans to fight corruption with the same intensity as poverty and inequality he was chosen as the new needs of the ruling a.n.c. party and a bitterly fought campaign earlier this week. wishes to put all that behind and gi

an iranian backed militia called the heart of it was below a new juba threatened the u.s. and its pearson and in iraq that they will be a target for this militia as a result of this u.s. declination and it will probably increase tension between the iraqi people and american personnel as in iraq and enough not just on me in baghdad but also in other. capitals now without or without this group is going to carry out attacks against american interests in iraq and not that it will be seen but definitely this you as the commission has instigated tension among the. top son muslims all over the middle east and we will probably see more is commissions in the coming hours and days and that just very quickly if you could be spoken to middle east leaders their reaction was to be predicted but also america's allies european leaders other nato members of the leaders have said this isn't a good idea so why do you think he's done it. that is a very good question. you as president do not run has spoken to many arab leaders before he decided to take this decision unfortunately out of reacti

people morgan al-jazeera juba. celebrations have been taking place in cattle. for its national day is a commemoration of the gulf nations unification on december the eighteenth eight hundred seventy eight this year's celebrations come six months into the gulf crisis saudi arabia the u.a.e. back rain and egypt cut ties with qatar back in june accusing it of funding terrorism a challenge doha a strongly denied al jazeera journalist mom and her saying is approaching his first anniversary in prison in egypt he was arrested in egypt on december the twentieth last year while visiting family is detention has been renewed ten times most recently for another forty five days al-jazeera continues to demand his release mahmoud's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly deny he has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail the greek government has begun closing some of the many refugee camps set up in the past few years it's part of its policy of integrating the residents into the community on feet account north of athens was c

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. russia iran and turkey have announced deals covering prisoner exchanges and demining during talks on ending the syrian war they've agreed to meet again in the russian city of sochi at the end of january with the aim of bringing both the government of the opposition to the negotiating table. a class action lawsuit has been filed against apple in the u.s. state of illinois after the tech giant admitted it released software updates that deliberately slowed down some old i phone models social media users have long speculated the company limits the performance of older i phones to force users to upgrade apple says it made the change last year to help preserve battery life which it says diminishes over time those were the headlines the news grid is off it thirty minutes time with next it's the stream to stay with us. kenyan elections intractable war in syria refugee crisis troubles in venezuela and tensions on the korean peninsula and l. just zero new special looks back on the biggest stor

around here to get a job now the reason they're still on the road is because juba has had to make do with what they have because of the aboard go the blockade of goods cuba has been stuck with a lot of the material they had before their revolution however this proves that these cars were built to last nowadays everything we own is built to collapse into a thousand pieces in two weeks this is called planned obsolescence ok economists call it that because the economists calculate to say they talk funny but in human terms i'll break it to break it's just starting to break so that we keep buying and buying and consuming and consuming keep spending money and also it's far more sustainable for the planet to keep using the things we have than to just simply throw it all away every two weeks there's been a hundred of cia attempts on on secure when citizens cuban officials there were many attempts to assassinate fidel castro including such things as giving him exploding cigars and the one point the cia wanted to put poison.

of goods juba has been stuck with a lot of the material they had before their revolution however this proves that these cars were built to last nowadays everything we own is built to collapse into a thousand pieces in two weeks this is called planned obsolescence ok economists call it that because the economists can't believe you say they talk funny but in human terms. break it the break it's just starting to break so that we keep buying and buying and consuming and consuming keep spending money and also it's far more sustainable for the planet to keep using the things we have than to just simply throw it all away every two weeks there's been a hundred of cia attempts on secure when citizens cuban officials there were many attempts to assassinate fidel castro including such things as giving him exploding cigars and one point the cia wanted to put poisonous fungus diving suit. where the man's a hobby. lobby. you don't really trying to screw up ronald reagan's movie night at the white house poison john f. kennedy's marilyn. donald trump's gold in the book lamps the newly released john f

a twenty fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in the capital juba those are all the headlines the news continues to techno. al-jazeera. wherever you are. it's a pleasure to meet the boy a blink of an eye him unlike responses from a machine. techno explores. the newest generation of androids. this is techno a show about innovations that can change lives we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way this is a show about science by scientists. fascinating glimpse into the future a world where robots and humans exist creating the technology that would allow machines to think and act like a human is a formidable task but in japan they have begun of cutting edge research that can give the power to imitate even replicate human behavior techno. japan to find out. my check my check one two three test i'm testing me. short for intelligent conversational android her name comes from the. symbiotic human robot interactions project i'm being developed by research. university and kyoto university. to be capable

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. last more news whenever you wanted of course on the website it's always there for you twenty four seven al-jazeera dot com top story the north korea jane will keep you company in the coming hours but i will see you tomorrow morning from seven g. up next inside story. the u.s. issues another strong warning to pakistan saying it's hiding what it calls terrorist groups pakistan denies that and he's angry but between the two countries hit a new low so where does it go from here this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. trump has put pakistan on notice that was the masses from the u.s. vice president during a surprise visit to america's largest military base in afghanistan mike pence addressed five hundred troops in. four months after president trump unveiled his strategy for afghanistan pakistan has hit back saying allies don't not put each other on notice that the focus instead be on creating peace and reconciliation but relations between the two countries have deteriorate

thousand and fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year of the heavy fighting broke out in the capital juba well this conflict has displaced more than four million people creating the world's fastest growing refugee crisis hundreds of thousands have fled to northern kenya catherine sawyer reports now from a refugee camp in kakuma. mall of south sudan's displaced people have made their way to this transit center in nothing kenya with virtually nothing to call their own helen good arrived recently both her husband and brother were killed in the fighting she now has to take care of her brother's eight children as well as five of her own she has a family back home a good one she tells us a moment. it's very hard for me i'm the only person now to take care of these children i don't know whether peace will come or not i'm not hopeful anymore there are about a thousand refugees in this reception center all have arrived in the last few weeks this year alone more than twenty two thousand mostly from south sudan have come for help the comp is already hosting close to two hundred thousand. been given

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. more than four million people have been displaced in south sudan's conflict hundreds of thousands have fled to rule in kenya katherine sawyer reports from a refugee camp in kakuma. mall of south sudan's displaced people have made their way to this transit center in nothing kenya with that's really nothing to call their own helen good arrived recently both her husband and brother were killed in the fighting she now has to take care of her brother's eight children as well as five of her own she has a family back home a good lunch she tells us no more going out on the line and it's very hard for me i'm the only person now to take care of these children i don't know whether peace will come or not i'm not hopeful any more there are about a thousand refugees in this reception center all have arrived in the last few weeks this year alone more than twenty two thousand mostly from south sudan have come for help the comp is already hosting close to two hundred thousand. been given talk that wi

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in the south sudan capital juba liberians go to the polls on tuesday in a runoff to choose the next president to follow as weeks of uncertainty about whether the vote would actually take place following a supreme court hearing the former international football of george weah is taking on the vice president joseph mohammed of the reports now from the capital monrovia . streets and colorful campaign rallies in the liberian capital monrovia as the campaign season draws to a close kind of dates in liberia's runnels presidential election i know last minute hunt for votes for my international football a drug that will hold going to most polls in the fuss around held in to the gathered his supporters a previous some old tools to. i'm supposed to go out because when you change. we are almost twelve years. your job. knowing after sitting for over twenty two. his opponent is just a block like d.d.'s vice president for the past four seasons he's come failing in rural life he's seventy two year old was complaining when a platfo

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. proves president public could just be has survived an impeachment vote in congress over corruption allegations kaczynski is accused of receiving illegal payments from the brazilian construction giant otoh brecht he denies any wrong doing. those are your headlines of the more news continuing here on al-jazeera after inside story. a new leader and hopes of a new era in south africa is expected to clean up the image of the ruling a.n.c. and revive the fortunes of office as biggest economy but consider all the posts i live up to those challenges they.

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fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after a heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. more than four million people have been displaced in south sudan's conflict creating the world's fastest growing refugee crisis under the thousands have fled to northern kenya catherine sawyer reports from a refugee camp in cats home. mall of south sudan's displaced people have made their way to this transit center in nothing kenya with that's really nothing to call their own helen good arrived recently both husband and brother were killed in the fighting she now has to take care of her brothers eight children as well as five of her own she is a family back home a good one she tells us no more giving up on the land it's very hard for me i'm the only person now to take care of these children i don't know whether peace will come or not i'm not hopeful any more there are about a thousand refugees in this reception center all have arrived in the last few weeks this year alone more than twenty two thousand mostly from south sudan have come for help the comp is already hosting close to two

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. russia iran and turkey have announced deals covering prisoner exchanges and d. binding during talks on ending the syrian war they've agreed to meet again in the russian city of sochi at the end of january with the aim of bringing both the government of the opposition to the negotiating table and a class action lawsuit has been filed against apple in the u.s. state of illinois after the tech giant admitted it released software updates that deliberately slowed down some old i phone models social media users have long speculated the company limits the performance of all the i phones to force users to upgrade apple says it made the change last year to help preserve battery life which it says diminishes over time those were the headlines the news group dissolve in thirty minutes time with folly but next it's the stream to stay with us. kenyan elections intractable war in syria refugee crisis troubles in venezuela and tensions on the korean peninsula and al-jazeera news special looks back

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. cuba's president will stay in power until april two months longer than expected raul castro was due to step down in february after elections for a new national assembly but the votes been pushed back by two months because of the destruction caused by hurricane in september peru's president had republicans an impeachment vote in congress over corruption allegations accused of receiving illegal payments from the brazilian construction giant bit abrupt he denies any wrongdoing those were the headlines are back with the al-jazeera news out in thirty minutes to stay with us here on our air. in early october two thousand and two in the u.s. congress a resolution authorizing the war is put to the vote the cia finally presents its estimate on iraq classified as top secret it is not until twenty fifteen that the estimate is made available to the public it is in a state or text ninety five pages long the dissect saddam hussein's weapons of mass destruction program most notably however the esti

fifteen peace deal the collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. delighted to have this opportunity to witness the signing of the agreement on the secession of or still is and and hindered humanitarian access by south sudanese stakeholders today we are sending a message of hope. to the people of south sudan. is in cooma south sudan a refugee camp for the south sudanese and catherine i suppose this deal couldn't come soon enough for those that need it most absolutely and we've been hearing so hail for the last two or so days and we've been speaking to many refugees who are you know asking will this peace will this ceasefire agreement hold considering the fact that they have witnessed several of thirty agreements signed in the last four years since south sudan was a war and then soon those agreements broken almost immediately so a lot of refugees we spoke to saying that they are not holding their breath they will just wait and see what happens here is a story we did. mall of south sudan's displaced people have made their way to this transit center i

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. although four million people have been displaced in south sudan's conflict creating the world's fastest growing refugee crisis hundreds of thousands have fled to northern kenya katherine sawyer reports from a refugee camp in calcutta. mall of south sudan's displaced people have made their way to this transit center in nothing kenya with that's really nothing to call their own helen arrived recently both her husband and brother were killed in the fighting she now has to take care of her brother's eight children as well as five of her own she has a family back home a good lunch she tells us a moment i'm going out on the line and it's very hard for me i'm the only person now to take care of these children i don't know whether peace will come or not i'm not hopeful any more there are about a thousand refugees in this reception center all have arrived in the last few weeks this year alone more than twenty two thousand mostly from south sudan have come for help the comp is already hosting

fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. liberians will go to the polls on tuesday in a runoff to choose the next president follows weeks of uncertainty about whether the vote would actually happen following a supreme court hearing the former international footballer george with is taking on vice president joseph mohammed at reports in the capital monrovia. streets and colorful campaign rallies in the liberian capital monrovia as the campaign season draws to a close kind of dates in liberia's runnels presidential election in a last minute hunt for votes for my international football a judge who will hold going to most polls in the plus round held it to the gathered his supporters a provia some old tools to. i'm supposed to go out because when you change. we are almost twelve years. good job no good morning after sitting for the corner to. his opponent is just a block i like d.d.'s vice president for the past four seasons he's come failing in rural life he's seventy two year old was complaining when a platform of continue to

part series inside syria's war arms and resistance in job it's the story of two hundred families in juba who read it remain in the city that was once home to at least two hundred thousand people you can view it in a documentary program people empower you can find that on a website www dot com and to cement we'd always like to hear from you on this and other stories that we're covering on the grid today you can send your comments to any of our online platforms you can tweet us at a.j. english or on facebook at facebook dot com slash a.j. newsgroup you can also send us a whatsapp message that's at plus nine seven four that's the country code five one triple one four nine don't forget to use the hash tag a j news grid as you'd expect the fallout of a president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital continues turkey and saudi arabia are not quoting the muslim countries to stay united in opposing the move turkish prime minister banani yelled at him is in riyadh on the state visit he's met the savvy king psalm on the two discussed regional issues during their meetin

a running together now the reason they're still on the road is because juba has had to make do with what they have because of the aboard go the blockade of goods cuba has been stuck with a lot of the material they had before their revolution however this proves that these cars were built to last nowadays everything we own is built to collapse into a thousand pieces in two weeks this is called planned obsolescence ok economists call it that because economists calculate is a they talk funny but in human terms i'll break it we break it it's just something to break so that we keep buying and buying and consuming and consuming keep spending money and also it's far more sustainable for the planet to keep using the things we have than to just simply throw it all away every two weeks there's been a hundred cia attempts on on sick children see this since cuban officials there were many attempts to assassinate fidel castro including such things as giving him exploding cigars at one point the cia wanted to put poisonous fungus in his timing suit. where the man's a hobby. you don't really trying to