s line from berlin kenya's leading opposition figure stages a mock inauguration in the nation's capital tens of thousands turn out to witness raila odinga challenge to the newly installed government will in a symbolic protest spark more deadly unrest after kenya's disputed election we're live in nairobi also coming up a breakthrough on refugees the parties in germany's coalition talks hammer out a deal allowing refugees to bring family members to join them and naming and shaming the u.s. releases a list of high profile russian politicians an oligarchy retires to the kremlin part of a measure passed by congress to punish moscow for meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election. great to have you along everyone will we start in east africa where kenya is opposition leader raila odinga has taken a symbolic presidential oath of office in a mock ceremony in the capital nairobi while thousands of a static supporters of war were on hand at the swearing in event which can be as attorney general has called an act of treason i think a boycotted a rerun of the country's presidential vote la

well, as you know, cheryl, i first began working in kenya with sunburst projects kenya and the program that we started in kenya about seven years ago. and last year, i had the good fortune of meeting dan. we had tried to get together over time. it had been a few years trying to connect, and finally we did connect. and we met at his family's homestead, where he has begun to create a family village for the children in the community. and he's in the process of building a school. and as we began to talk, we came to realize that our hearts are so much in the same place that it would be wonderful if we could come together and bring both organizations together. so, we have decided to do that. >> so, the name of your project is...? >> cecilia's family village. >> this is in honor of your late mother. >> yes. this is in a homestead that my parents left me and my other siblings, and we grew up there as orphans. and we spent a number of years with my mother there, and she struggled with us through that period. and so when i decided to do this, i wanted to do it in their memory. and i chose the na

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it's about ten miles from nairobi, the capital of kenya. this fertile land has been home to the kikuyu tribe and to my family — the koinanges for at least six generations. today, there are hundreds of koinanges like me, spread around the world. i am returning from my home in london to visit a woman very close to my heart. who has never left kenya, but has cultivated a global family. we arejust heading up to my great—grandma's house. the road is quite bumpy because it is, like, a makeshift road. this is a shrine where most of my family are buried, my great grandad, my grandad, his children and his five wives. my great—grandmother is the fifth wife out of six. we're heading up to my great—grandmother's home, she lives right by the side of where my great grandad used to live and i'm really excited to see her. here she is. hi! hello! how are you? i'm fine. it is good to see you. good to see you. she is fine. long time. long time, many years. this is my great—grandmother, elizabeth gathoni koinange. she is going to be 117. this is my g

catherine and wander reporting from nairobi kenya thank you. ireland will hold a referendum on reforming the country's near total ban on abortion the country currently has some of the world's strictest abortion laws prime minister earlier over cars says he will be campaigning to change the legislation which irish parliamentary committee recently recommended allowing abortion up to twelve weeks into a pregnancy suggest a majority of voters are in favor of reform. all right i'm joined now here in the studio by d.w. news journalist jennifer collins so good to have you here with us jennifer abortion laws in ireland arguably are a very divisive issue where is this current push for a referendum coming from well i would say there's always been a fair level of pushback against arlen's abortion laws but i would say the catalyst for this big push that we're thing was that in twenty twelve when thirty one year old indian dentists. and died after complications after being refused a abortion and an irish hospital she presented at seventeen weeks with. a sep

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for congressional action on immigration will bring you a preview from washington also on the program kenya's opposition leader stages his own presidential inauguration and then the government outlaws his political movements so is the scene set for more political violence. on germany's would be governing coalition parties hammer out a deal to allow refugees to bring family members to join. i'm still go welcome to the program later today u.s. president donald trump will deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year as have a look at a couple of the key issues he's likely to address on trade it's america first during his speech at the world economic forum in davos mr trump sat there american economy remains his top priority and that the nation was open for business but america first does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world. immigration and the future of the so-called dreamers will be the other key issue the president suggested as you open to protecting the seven hundred thousand children of undocumented migrants wh

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s live from kenya cracks down on its opposition leader after he stages his own presidential inauguration. went through a swearing in ceremony as thousands of supporters watched then the government outlawed his political movement so it's the same step from all political parties to nairobi also on the program. u.s. president donald trump professed to deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year will bring you a preview from washington. welcome to the program kenyan government has outlawed opposition leader a leader national resistance movement that's after he took a symbolic a presidential oath of office at a mock inauguration ceremony in nairobi but then has disputed the country's presidential election results since last august the supreme court ordered to rerun in october which he boycotted describing it as a shock after the ceremony he updated his twitter profile to call himself president of the republic of kenya and in a tweet showing him at the market nokia ration he described himself as graciously accepting the mandate granted us by the

and citizen television those are three of the most viewed channels in kenya and according to the kenya's editors guild the president summoned several heads of the media industry last friday and quote threatened to shut down and revoke the licenses of any media house that would broadcast live in planned purported swearing in of nasa leaders chairman further said this brazen threat is intended to intimidate the media from performing its. rightful role of informing the public on matters affecting them now there are conflicting reports about this meeting the vice chairman of the institute institution denied that the president made that threat in the first place while kenya's communications authority confirmed that the meeting took place but didn't quite say what was discussed either way many journalists and citizens have been active today condemning this shutdown the journalists the chariot guy throw from the daily nation paper says that kenyan media should have resisted media freedom he says is an inalienable right that cannot be abridged by the state house he says media houses complying wi

it's about ten miles from nairobi, the capital of kenya. this fertile land has been home to the kikuyu tribe and to my family, the koinanges, for at least six generations. today, there are hundreds of koinanges like me, spread around the world. i am returning from my home in london to visit a woman very close to my heart who has never left kenya but has cultivated a globalfamily. we arejust heading up to my great—grandma's house. the road is quite bumpy because it is like a makeshift road. this is a shrine where most of my family are buried — my great—granddad, my granddad, his children and his five wives. my great—grandmother is the fifth wife out of six. we are heading up to my great—grandma's home. she lives right by the side of where my great—granddad used to live, and i am really excited to see her. here she is! hi! hello! how are you? i'm fine. it is good to see you. good to see you. she is fine. long time. long time, many years. this is my great—grandmother, elizabeth gathoni koinange. she is going to be 117. this is my

political turmoil in kenya the government has outlawed opposition leader. national resistance movement it came after od'ing it took a symbolic presidential oath of office at a mock inauguration ceremony in nairobi kenya has disputed the country's presidential election results the supreme court ordered a rerun last october which the boy called it calling it a sham after that ceremony of being updated his twitter profile described himself as president of the republic of kenya and in a tweet showing him at the mock inauguration he described himself as graciously accepting the mandate granted us by the kenyan people. thousands a symbol to in the kenyan capital to support opposition leader while. supporters have been gathering in a hula park since early this morning. it's an important day for us and out come on time i don't want to miss out i say are we out with. this is that after that the citizens of this country are not allowed to this will be a summer here and the let's all presidents as well that was. the police initially used tear gas to disperse the crowd

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to call for congress to act on immigration we'll bring you a preview from washington also coming up kenya's presidential power today the opposition leader staged his own presidential inauguration is violence in the country now inevitable and the tamper proof bottles that can be opened by hand and they've got the world anti-doping agency up in arms just weeks before the winter olympics thousands of drug tests could suddenly be compromised. i bring golf it's good to have you with us in just one hour u.s. president donald trump will do something that he's never done before and much of the world will be watching. trump will deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year we want to take a look at two of the key issues that he's likely to address tonight on trade it's america first during his speech at the world economic forum in davos mr trump said that the american economy remains his top priority and that the nation is open for business but america for years does not mean american alone when the united states grows so does the womb. immigration and

kenya's government has outlawed right level zynga -- mr. odinga has disputed the country's presidential results since last august. the supreme court ordered a rerun in october, which he boycotted, describing it as a sham. after the ceremony, he updated his twitter profile to describe himself as president of the republic of kenya. and a tweet showing him at the mock inauguration described himself as graciously accepting the mandate granted to us by the kenyan people. reporter: thousands assembled in the kenyan capital to support opposition leader raila odinga. supporters have been gathering in the park since early this morning. >> it is an important day for us. i have come on time. i don't want to miss out. so we are with the people. this is the word of the people. >> we are citizens of this country. we are allowed to peacefully assemble here and elect our president. reporter: the police initially used tear gas to disperse the crowd. raila odinga wanted to use this occasion to denounce a regime he says was brought about by election rigging.

in the 19605. alive to arrived in kenya in the 1960s. inflation macro he told our leaders they could go anywhere in kenya and preach, even to size. we cannot do any business to feed ourselves. it is very difficult when you construct something to sell the authorities find out you get arrested. —— masais. authorities find out you get arrested. -- masais. despite the meeting and the blessing of the president to establish a charge, the shona could not be registered because under the first postindependence constitution, there was no provision for non— kenyans to be registered as citizens. it has left them stateless today without kenyan or zimbabwean citizenship, a huge problem to his growing family which now numbers seven children, nine grandchildren, and two great—grandchildren who were all born in kenya. kenyan government was not available for comment. shona men specialise in carpentry and construction work and other labouring jobs that do not require identification. 0nly labouring jobs that do not require identification. only those

kenya's opposition leader staged his own presidential inauguration and then the government out goes his political movements so it's the same set for more political violence. germany's would be governing coalition parties hamas a deal to allow refugees to bring family members to join them. i feel very welcome to the program later today u.s. president donald trump will deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year so let's have a look at two of the key issues he's likely to address on trade it's america's first american first during his speech at the world economic forum in davos mr trump repeated his election campaign pledge that the american economy was his top priority and that the country was open for business but america first does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world. immigration and the future of the so-called dreamers will be the other key issue the president's a suggested that he's open to protecting the seven hundred thousand children of undocumented migrants who live in the u.s. illegally in return

their own town on kenya's long island is unique and. traditional. here on the indian ocean it would be ideally here. if not for the tonnes of plastic degrees that spoil the sandy beaches. a wide range of animals including tuttle drumming cows and donkeys or even die after plastic that washes up. early i must a boatbuilder wanted to combine traditional construction methods from the day with modern materials and sustainable principles he decided to plan and to build a sailing boat made entirely from plastic waste. is really. part of cleaning. i've done hopes to market and persuade locals to preserve micha with his unique idea of a plastic boat. we need to welcome rain and rain need trees so trees were no use this because every part of florida is one piece of shit so you're going to have a lot of trees. in august king introduced one of the toughest bans on plastic bags in the wild even now using one is punishable by four years in prison or a fine of forty thousand dollars but plastic bottles for example still pose a major problem when the local residen

their own kenya's long island is unique and. traditional. here on the indian ocean it would be ideally here. if not for the tons of plastic debris that's pulled the sandy beaches. a wide range of animals including tuttle drumming cows and don't grow sick or even die after eating plastic that washes up. early i must a boatbuilder wanted to combine traditional construction methods from the day with modern materials and sustainable principles he decided to plan and to build a sailing boat made entirely from plastic waste. really. is part of cleaning awareness of this. hopes to market and persuade locals to preserve micha with his unique idea of a plastic boat. we need to welcome rain and rain trees saw trees were more use this because every part of our river is one piece of tree so we're going to save all of of trees. in august king introduced one of the toughest bans on plastic bags in the wild even now using one is punishable by four years in prison or a fine of forty thousand dollars but plastic bottles for example still pose a major problem

he is one of the few shona people still alive who arrived in kenya in the 1960s. translation: jomo kenyatta told our leaders that they could go anywhere in kenya and preach, even to the maasais. we cannot do any business to feed ourselves. it's very difficult. when you construct something to sell, and the authorities find out, you get arrested. despite that meeting, and the blessing of the president to establish a charge, the shona could not be registered because, under the first post—independence constitution, there was no provision for non—kenyans to be registered as citizens. it has left them stateless today, without kenyan or zimbabwean citizenship — a huge problem for mofat‘s growing family, which now numbers seven children, nine grandchildren, and two great—grandchildren, who were all born in kenya. the kenyan government was not available for comment. shona men specialise in carpentry and construction work and other labouring jobs that do not require identification. only those who have married a kenyan have obtained one. the women do basketry. the

system if you want to take the example of kenya where you are is there anything which supports this view. his statement is not really supported by fact given the fact that a lot of african immigrants all those who make it to america going for professional reasons or are going to study or have won a green card which have specific criteria when you look at kenya specifically the number of kenyans living in america their remittance in two thousand and seventeen was at one hundred eighty five million dollars combine that with other kenyans living in the diaspora this is kenya's highest foreign exchange. remittances for people living in the diaspora this is higher than tea and coffee and tourism so people african immigrants specifically kenyans are not really a burden to the economy but seem to be productive and that is the case for a lot of african immigrants around the continent this is from egypt especially from nigeria especially from botswana and from ghana we have a lot of them going to the states and these are people who have. bachelor's degrees or higher which you know if you look at

shortly after his speech disappeared kenya's attorney general has threatened to charge him with treason which could lead to capital punishment the government has denounced the opposition as a quote organized criminal group despite international recognition of president hu kenyatta as we election amid low voter turnout he had three private broadcaster shut down to prevent a live transmission of a ceremony presenter telling the minister that every can have the right information to censor and that was just what it would thing is that we have social media which we're not using and that is a very. big to get information out is was an instrumental role has been complements . the situation remained calm despite the turn of events in the kenyan capital over the past few months where the ninety kenyans have been killed in election related to speech. i want to go back now to our top story and that is the first state of the union address by u.s. president donald trump that speech was wrapped up a balance half hour ago let's go now to our washington bureau chief speaking of back to her alexander ph

kenya's opposition leader stages his own presidential inauguration the government response by outlawing his political movement is the scene sent for more political violence. and germany's would be governing coalition parties hammer out a deal to allow refugees to bring family members to join. i've got a welcome to the program later today u.s. president donald trump will deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year so let's have a look at two of the key issues he's likely to address on trade it's america's first i'm erica first during his speech at the world economic forum in davos mr trump repeated his election campaign pledge that the american economy was his top priority and that the country was open for business but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows so does the world. immigration and the future of the so-called dreamers will be the other key issue the president's a suggested that he's open to protecting the seven hundred thousand children of undocumented migrants who live in the u.s. illegally in re

this is you know we newsline from berlin kenya cracks down on its opposition leader after the stages a mock presidential inauguration tens of thousands turned out to witness ryle a dingo's challenge to the newly installed government born out of the interior minister has outlawed a doing this political movement will be alive in light nairobi with the latest also coming up shifting alliances in yemen fighters turned on the government they once supported and the prime minister is said to be preparing to flee or live in yemen to get the latest plus a breakthrough on refugees the parties in germany's coalition talks hammer out a deal of allowing refugees to bring family members to join them. also a historic vote to ireland confirms it will hold a referendum on abortion the prime minister leads the push to liberalize the country's restrictive abortion laws ahead of a public vote planned for may look at why lawmakers are pushing to resolve this divisive issue right now and the temper proof bottles that can be opened by yet the world anti-doping agency is looking into a possible security bre

my name is sound money coming to you from kenya's capital often nairobi and joining us is my colleague and he in my area hello in. thank you sharon and hello everyone. we're coming to you from the live fasi park in lagos nigeria welcome sit back and relax for the next half hour or thereabout i will bring you the latest on environment topics from africa and europe this is what we have coming up today in tanzania donkeys are still being stolen and killed farmers and animals welfare campaign is all around then a shipyard in germany is building guess what fully functional green both renewable materials and incentive go we meet women using paul to earn money and provide light to the avenue. but first let's stop the show here in nairobi kenya has joined its neighbor rwanda in banning the sale of plastic bags and other plastic products but that doesn't mean an end to plastic waste in every round nairobi an estimated two hundred fifty tonnes of plastic generated every day it's come to recycled in different ways now i just can't entrepreneurial in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing th

in nairobi kenya welcome to the show here's what we have lined up for you today. we meet environmental activists who are trying to save. the capital of mauritania is on the atlantic coast much of it is actually been all sea level on the sea level is rising in kenya we find out how a solar energy system is lighting up a group of communities and in senegal with just who are coming together to do something about environmental degradation. first in nigeria in the country around just to be precise it's a wetland area where they also used to be mined say now the government and local organizations are trying to create new jobs by helping people set up face fox let's go take a. chill my okafor does what she loves the most nature would seem she runs a conservation organization in a former mining area near the city of just one of the projects of the even creation care initiative is a fish from commercial business and crews of asian ism is a perfect fit for careful the site has an old team mine insights alice transform into a fish farm in one thousand nine hundred six to pro

recycling up slightly but first let's give a warm welcome to my charming colleague sharon in nairobi kenya hello hello and to you and hello to all of our viewers welcome today's edition of eco africa my name is cheryl my new form nairobi kenya and that's right today we will be talking about how used materials can be used to manufacture new products you will be amazed this is what is coming up on the show today we visit a community in western uganda that's introduced a new environmentally friendly product to the local market led from elephant dung within head to spain where a local startup is turning into a brand new product and it will whisk you off to. the land of lemmas where are you efforts underway to protect the fascinating creatures from extinction. the women we are profiling in al fost segment aren't afraid of elephants about show up in there yes to the contrary the latest in a small community in western uganda are using elephant dung to on their living they are making paper out of it it sounds almost too good to be true and the extra income that the women i mean is going a long way

recycling up slightly but first let's give a warm welcome to my charming college sharon in nairobi kenya hello hello and to you and hello to all of our viewers welcome today's edition of eco at africa my name is cheryl my new form nairobi kenya and that's right today we will be talking about how used materials can be used to manufacture new products you will be amazed this is what is coming up on the show today we visit a community in western uganda that interview's a new environmentally friendly product to the local market led from elephant dung then head to spain where a local startup is turning trash into a brand new product and will whisk you off to modern love of lemon as well you effort is underway to protect the fascinating creatures from extinction. the women we are profiling in al fast segments aren't afraid of elephants about show up in their yes to the contrary the latest in a small community in western uganda are using elephant dung to on their living they are making paper out of it it sounds almost too good to be true and the extra income that the women i mean is going a lon

releases a scathing report about kenya's presidential election but nairobi calls it little. european countries are meeting and irena and delegation ahead of a u.s. deadline to reaffirm the twenty fifteen nuclear deal foreign ministers from some of the countries that helped broker the deal are in talks with the iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif in brussels russia confirmed it still supported the deal on wednesday. we are discussing with the american or american allies and friends that we should separate two things from each other first we want to preserve the nuclear deal with iran because it's in our all in our interest to develop to see that nuclear weapons are developed with iran on the other inside we see the difficult role that iran has in the region. on in syria and yemen and of course our american friends are right when they say that we have to address or concerns about the situation and we have to discuss also with the foreign minister of iran what to do to bring another i would say to bring iran in another more positive role in this region. foreign policy

in nairobi kenya welcome to the show here's what we have lined up for you today. we meet environmental activists who are trying to save. the capital of mauritania is on the atlantic coast much of it is actually been all sea level on the sea level is rising in kenya we find out how a solar energy system is lighting up a group of communities and in senegal just who are coming together to do something about environmental degradation. first in nigeria in the country around just to be precise it's a wetland area where they also used to be mined say now and the governments and local organizations are trying to create new jobs by helping people set up face fox let's go take a. chill my okafor does what she loves the most nature watch him she runs a conservation organization in a former mining area near the city of just one of the projects of the even creation care initiative is a fish from commercial business includes a vision ism is a perfect fit for careful the site has an old team mine insights alice transform into a fish farm in one thousand nine hundred six to produ

thanks anti i'm sharing my money in nairobi kenya welcome to the show here's what we have lined up for you today. we meet environmental activists were trying to save north salt the capital of mauritania is on the atlantic coast much of it is actually below sea level on the sea level is rising in kenya we find out how a solar energy system is lighting up a group of communities and in senegal with just who are coming together to do something about environmental degradation. first in nigeria in the country around just to be precise it's a wetland area where they also used to be mined say now and the government and local organizations are trying to create new jobs by helping people set up face fox let's go take a. chill my okafor does what she loves the most nature would seem she runs a conservation organization in a former mining area near the city of just one of the projects of the even creation care initiative is a fish from commercial business and kusa vision ism is a perfect fit for carful the site has an old team mine insights alice transform into a fish farm in one thousand nine hun

he was beaten in kenya's presidential election in october that he boycotted the rerun in november today rather a dingo's a national resistance movement has been declared a criminal group after he declared himself the people's president i'm phil gale in berlin this is the day. that it. was. also on the day all russia on the united states entering a new arms race state of new speaks to nato as deputy chief about the future of nuclear weapons. the major nuclear powers are proceeding with nuclear modernization but it must be coupled with continuing work on disarmament. well starting cabinet where the opposition leader rather a dingo has taken a symbolic presidential oath of office at a mock inauguration ceremony in nairobi a danger disputed the outcome of the presidential election in august when the supreme court ordered a rebound in october he refused to stun saying it was a shot. thousands assembled in the kenyan capital to support opposition leader while odinga supporters have been gathering in hugo park since early this morning. it's an important day for us i'm gonna come one time i don

in kenya they're not very happy about u.s. president donald trump's reported remarks. to show full disgust and embarrassment of a president troubling african immigrants have a seat all that is becoming resist and that is not good africa gave america good as was into barack obama for those who form this beautiful beautiful country called kenya so one of the greatest gifts that africa ever give to america is a president who brought dignity and grace and a look wince at that particular office that was a campaign today that's not as if in south africa the governing party the a.n.c. felt moved to speak out this is not a shuttle country neither is high tea or any other country industries and it is extremely offensive for president trump to make statements about other countries that are really not complimentary of the u.s. is position oh policy positions on those countries the mood on the streets of johannesburg was much better. yes get ahead of it cause we leave we don't we. people we just like you. that's marked on outside is easy reading the logs we mean we see people you

kenya's opposition leader stages his own presidential inauguration and then the government out goes his political movements so it's the same set for more political violence. on germany's would be governing coalition partners hammer out a deal to allow refugees to bring family members to join the. welcome to the program later today u.s. president donald trump will deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year so let's have a look at two of the key issues he's likely to address on trade it's america's first american first during his speech at the world economic forum in davos mr trump repeated his election campaign pledge that the american economy was his top priority and that the country was open for business but america first does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world. immigration and the future of the so-called dreamers will be the other key issue the president's a suggested that he's open to protecting the seven hundred thousand children of undocumented migrants who live in the u.s. illegally in return he w

or political turmoil in kenya the government has outlawed opposition leaders. as national resistance movement came after mr odinga took a symbolic presidential oath of office at a mock inauguration ceremony in nairobi has disputed the country's presidential election result since last august the supreme court ordered a rerun last october which boycotted calling it a sham. after the ceremony of david his twitter profile to describe himself as the president of the republic of kenya and in a tweet showing him at the mock inauguration he described himself as graciously accepting the mandate granted by granted by the kenyan people. thousands assembled in the kenyan capital to support opposition leader. supporters have been gathering in a hundred park since early this morning. it's an important day for us and i have come on time i don't want to miss our fellow we are with that big. thing that was obvious that the citizens of this country are not allowed to this will be a summer here and the let's all presidents as well the closer to. the police initially used tear gas

my name is sharon my money coming to you from kenya's capital often nairobi and joining us is my colleague m.p. in nigeria hello and. thank you sharon and hello everyone. we're coming to you from the live fasi park in lagos nigeria welcome sit back and relax for the next half hour or thereabout i will bring you the latest on the environment topics from africa and europe this is what we have coming up today in tanzania donkeys are still being stolen and killed farmers an animal's welfare come painters. then a shipyard in germany is building guess what functional green. renewable materials and in senegal we meet women using to earn money and provide light to the happening . but first let's stop the show here in nairobi kenya has joined its neighbor rwanda in banning the sale of plastic bags and other plastic products but that doesn't mean an end to plastic waste in and around nairobi an estimated two hundred fifty tonnes of plastic generated every day it's come to recycled in different ways now just can't an entrepreneur in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing the waste into fuel. pl

this is deja vu news live from berlin kenya's leading opposition figure stages a mock inauguration in the nation's capital tens of thousands turn out to witness riley holding the challenge to the government will his symbolic protest far more deadly unrest after kenya's disputed election we'll get an update from nairobi also coming up a breakthrough on refugees the parties in germany's coalition talks hammer out a deal allowing refugees to bring family members to join that. ireland's prime minister leads the charge to liberalize the country's restrictive abortion laws ahead of a referendum planned for many will look out why lawmakers are pushing for a vote on this divisive issue now. also coming up the faith healer who's got the attention of german officials he claims to be able to heal insurable diseases but critics say that promise comes with a profit we'll look at the evangelist trying to gain a following in ukraine and germany. and the temper of proof bottles that can be opened by hand the world anti-doping agency is looking into a possible security breach that could compromise tho

of democracy at work in kenya what's changed. well i am viju to review the reports that we've brought out throughout the process around the august elections and then again the presidential rerun in october where consistently we've pointed out where we thought and where we saw that the rights of kenyans were not respected and our final report that i published yesterday builds on those earlier publicly available statements and of course is along the same lines where we are pointing out what went well and what improved but also where the rights of kenyans were not respected all right well tell us specifically what what problems you found first of all you did give the oldest election you gave it the all clear tell us about the problems that you found there ofter no we did not ok tell us what i mean you want to correct that miss misconception all right because i mean the whole we don't talk in terms of free and fair when it comes to elections it's a misunderstanding i think media are always interested in hearing those terms what we do

so, to cooking school in rural kenya. these smart foods used to be staples in kenya. before colonialism brought maize along. they‘ re more drought resistant, more nutritious, and pretty easy to rustle up into all sorts of meals. a piece of chapati. this is pigeon pea stew. the little bit of everything. very good. chuckles. four young farmers have been chosen to put theirfarming skills to the ultimate test... and the other thing is to persuade young people to stay on the farm. this reality tv show is kenya's attempt to make farming cool. it's aimed particularly at millennials, otherwise leaving the village for the city. it shows that farming is a business, that money can be made. it also helps older farmers up their output. making small holding more productive and profitable is one step towards growing enough food. but for the demographic dividend to be cashed in, people need jobs. and here in ethiopia there's a grand plan. the first industrial park was built in addis ababa. but the biggest has just opened south of the capital. ethiopia is flying high in africa. it h

staged inauguration was an act of protest by od'ing a supporters who say he is kenya's legitimate leader they argue that a hurricane yet as presidential election was neither free nor fair kenyatta was sworn in himself in december after he won a rerun of august's original vote the u.s. secretary of state and defense minister meeting their counterparts from qatar in washington d.c. ahead of their closed meetings at your state rex tillerson so the u.s. was keen to find a solution to the gulf crisis that seen several arab nations cut off all ties with qatar. the united nations children's fund is warning that around sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation in north korea the situation made worse by international sanctions you see with us here on innovate africa is next i have more news for you straight after that thanks so much watching in bit by fire. this is innovate africa a new series highlighting innovation and creativity across a continent that is on the rise. today and innovate africa. powered taking high tech teaching to south african townships they are. all lead to put money

this is deja vu news live from berlin kenya's leading opposition figure to the dangers of long inauguration in the nation's capital thousands of supporters turn out to witness this direct challenge to the current government will his symbolic protest spark more deadly unrest after the country's disputed election we'll go live to nairobi also coming up germany sees a breakthrough in marathon talks on forming a new government negotiators hammer out a deal on a key sticking point allowing refugees to bring family members to the country. ireland's a prime minister leads the charge to liberalize the country's were stripped of abortion laws ahead of a referendum planned for me why are lawmakers pushing now for a vote on this decisive divisive issue. i'm simply someone's gonna good to have you with us kenya's opposition leader raul odinga has taken a symbolic presidential oath of office in a mock ceremony in nairobi thousands of ecstatic supporters were on hand at the swearing in a van which kenya's attorney general has called an act of treason odinga had boycotted a rerun of the country's presiden

but first let's stop the show here in the robie kenya has joined. neighbor wanda in banning the sale of plastic bags and other plastic products but that doesn't mean an end to plastic waste in every round nairobi an estimated two hundred fifty tonnes of plastic are generated every day it can be recycled in different ways now just can't an entrepreneur in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing the west into a few. plastic litters this dump site in campbell county. every year canyons generates four million tons of garbage. lucy one zero is a model for school children. collecting waste helps and income. i come here to collect plastic with my friends. this job helps me pay for school fees. everything. on an average day lucien collects about twelve tons of plastic waste from the site . a truck takes today's bounty to the alternative energy system factory in ticker. here the plastic waste will be processed into diesel founder kent opened this was twenty seventeen. we decided to embark on a biodiesel project where. it became abundantly clear that unl

not just in america, in nairobi ken kenya, upscale and modern west gate mall was the place to unwind at the end of the workweek. the last place you would expect something like this. [ gunshots ] armed men taking over every floor. shooting anyone in their way. the unbelievably blult scene th. just after the smoke cleared, dateline travelled to nairobi. we'll take you inside the mall attack with harrowing scenes of how it unfolded and details from those who lived through it. you'll hear from two mothers caught in cross fire. >> it was pretty terrifying. it really was. it was very, very, very fearful. >> two mothers caught on camera. >> what's going to happen? i'm going to die. the kids are going to die. >> in a matter of seconds, these moms, an american, and a kenyan would go from strolling to the mall to being forced to make life and death decisions to save themselves and their children. forkatheri for katherine walton, it ban like any other saturday. she took their five kids to the west gate mall. a place all of them could be entertained, the teens and toddler toddler. >> just an opp

in nairobi kenya welcome to the show here's what we have lined up for you today. we meet environmental activists who are trying to save. the capital of mauritania is on the atlantic coast much of it is actually been all sea level on the sea level is rising in kenya we find out how a solar energy system is lighting up a group of communities and in senegal just who are coming together to do something about environmental degradation. first leicester in nigeria in the country around just to be precise it's a wetland area where they also used to be mined say now the government and local organisations are trying to create new jobs by helping people set up face well that's going to take a. chill my okafor does what she loves the most nature watch and she runs a conservation organization in a former mining area near the city of just one of the projects of the even creation care initiative is a fish from commercial business and crews of asian ism is a perfect fit for car for the site as an old team mine insights alice transform into a fish farm in one thousand nine hundred

washington correspondent carson phenomena and catherine i'm wondering in the kenya's capital nairobi for. welcome both we'll start with you. we'll start with you catherine. we've heard what some people on the on the street are saying what's the been the political fallout belike. well the african union has made it clear that they are condemning this statement saying that they're actually surprised by it and they were very keen to remind president donald trump that the u.s. economy was actually aided by you know immigrants from africa who had taken here for as slaves to work in the fields and in america so that was this strong statement that came from the african union but we also have the president of botswana who said you know that he's equally appalled by the statement but also some of the u.s. ambassador in that country to explain that particular statement even though donald trump has come out deny it it is no hiding the fact that he did use those words and that it has created a lot of reaction so he wanted the u.s. ambassador to explain what that means for botswana and what that m

in kenya on the foot of my own kilimanjaro. if you must show. the bishop. if you feel. like he. he he he he thanks. he. i was a bit of us to be sincere and then when we landed in the port it was raining snow and we saw big trucks pulling snow over the so we are we going really we're going to walk over there we wintered drive. and sell my african friends are in moscow which it's their turn to try the russian way of life on for size but of this in the because they have no winter clothing we've had to buy them for jackets hats and gloves. plug now all the time all the lights come on little knowing my goodness you. reach up to the internet and the last from oh i'll be interested. it's completely i defend a lot of things and i feel i'm mad because most people would be. a lot like me is you really. cool the kid that's. cool. just like the. first. there is so cool knocks for. the first scene. no this is the biggest square and they're very proud of our red bull that they're likely to live with the musical in the flesh and that's what i mean if you just love cars because as they come in

kenya was a defacto one party state few dead question president joe miller kenyatta. today it's a multi-party democracy so i wanted joy to tell me if nairobi's artists now have more freedom of expression since our sort of multi-party elections and particularly two thousand and two we in the cultural sector began to notice a shift we saw a younger generation sort of pick up the baton so to speak from previous artists and be bolder in terms of the themes that they were tackling with with music and with the spoken word we saw a new art forms emerging contemporary dance you know sort of sprang into the scene and then of course now with this sort of digital age we're seeing a lot more younger people picking up cameras and and expressing and sharing through through those media as well so yes so definitely a much a much more exciting space i know that sort of fifteen years ago in a visitor would come to nairobi and sort of say to us what what can we go and see we kind of had to stretch our you know sort of minds a little bit and say well we point them to disappoint them to t

kenya was a defacto one party state few dead question president joe miller kenyatta. today it's a multi-party democracy so i wanted joy to tell me if nairobi's artists now have more freedom of expression since our sort of multi-party elections and particularly two thousand and two we in the cultural sector began to notice a shift we saw a younger generation sort of pick up the baton so to speak from previous artists and be bolder in terms of the themes that they were tackling with with music with the spoken word we saw a new art forms emerging contemporary dance you know sort of sprang into the scene and then of course now with the sort of digital age we're seeing a lot more younger people picking up cameras and and expressing and sharing through through those media as well so yes so definitely a much a much more exciting space i know that sort of fifteen years ago in a visitor would come to nairobi and sort of say to us what what can we go and see we kind of had to stretch our you know sort of minds a little bit and say well we point them to disappoint them to that b