at africa my name is sharon in my new form nairobi kenya and that's writes today we will be talking about how use materials can be used to monitor 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 then head to spain where a local startup is turning into a brand new product and it will whisk you off to what a lot of levels well a new effort is under way to protect the fascinating creatures from extinction. the women we are profiling in al fast segment aren't afraid of the elephants about show up in their yards to the contrary the latest in a small community in western uganda are using elephant dung to a very live ng they are making paper out of it it sounds almost too good to be true and the extra income that the women ironing is going a long way it helps them to send their kids to school or pay for medicine and in the long run those women in the queen elizabeth national park in uganda also hope to do something to stop elephant

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 screen where a local startup is timing trash into a brand new product and will whisk you off to what a lot of levels where new effort is under way to protect the fascinating creatures from extinction. the women we are profiling in al fast segments aren't afraid of the elephants about show up in their yards to the contrary the latest in a small community in western uganda are using elephant dung to a very live ng they are making paper out of it it sounds almost too good to be true and the extra income that the women ironing is going a long way it helps them to send their kids to school or pay for medicine and in the long run this women in the queen elizabeth national park in uganda also hope to do something to stop elephant

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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 long way it helps them to send their kids to school or pay for medicine and in the long run those women in the queen elizabeth national park in uganda also hope to do something to stop elephant poachi

katie had by david sharon more money coming to you from nairobi kenya and joining me is my colleague from nigeria how leonti have a little call but it's good to see you hello and hello to everyone out there. in nigeria shalen and i will be bringing you the latest exciting environmental stories from all over africa and europe now here's a bit of what we've got lined up in ghana illegal gold mining is endangering not just the land but children and animals we'll tell you why. in the eco africa interview kenyan environmental activist and i'm a cultural policy expert coming in guy talks about the impact of global warming on food security and how region looking at fossil a woman who's project is bookbinding many villages with renewable electricity. gonna run some long africa's largest gold produces many young people in the country have taken up gold mining often illegally the activities of the small scale miners the so-called golomb says endangering the country's environment and not through resources polluting reversed and found land as well partners of nature africa a local ngo is carryin

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

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

advocate here but maybe it's sharon more money coming to you from nairobi kenya and joining me is my colleague from nigeria hello auntie i have a little call but it's good to see you hello show and hello to everyone out there. in nigeria shalyn and i will be bringing you the latest exciting environmental stories from all over africa and europe now here's a bit of what we've got lined up in ghana illegal gold mining is endangering not just the land but children and animals will tell you why. in the eco africa interview kenyan environmental activist and i'm a cultural policy expert something guy talks about the impact of global warming on food security and how region looking at fossil little woman who solar project is bookbinding many villages with renewable electricity. ghana ranks among africa's largest gold produces many young people in the country have taken up gold mining often illegally the activities of the small scale miners the so-called golomb says endangering the country's environment and natural resources polluting reversed and found land as well partners of nature africa a

kenya's opposition leader rylan a drinker has staged a mock inauguration in the capital nairobi down here to get us news continues at the top of the hour. cheese. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news. for good people and projects that are changing no one's current for the better. or for the could. be w. .

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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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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kenya thank you. russia's president has criticized the u.s. decision to release a list of rich and powerful russians as potential targets for sanctions allowed a report in such a move could damage international relations as a whole as prime minister dmitry medvedev made the list as well as dozens of ministers a newly one hundred oligarchy the release comes in response to alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential campaign and the cia has warned meanwhile that it fears russia will interfere in this year's u.s. midterm elections. are going to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world. catalonia as parliament has postponed a vote to formally reelect the separatist leader carlos put him on as the region's president while the speaker said the vote would be postponed until they had quote legal guarantees for put your month's immunity faces a rest if you returns to spain and is currently in self imposed exile in brussels belgium. romania has sworn in its first

my name is sound money coming to you from kenya's capital often nairobi and joining us is my colleague m.p. syria hello and. thank you sharon and hello everyone. become it's you from the loofah city park in lagos nigeria welcome sit back and relax for the next half. hour 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 far more than on the most well fed come pain as all of that then a shipyard in germany is building guess what a fully functional green boat out of renewable materials and incentive go we meet women using yes a look pod to earn money and provide light to the habit. 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 tons of plastic are generated every day it can be recycled in different ways now an entrepreneur in the kenyan capital has found a way of timing the west int

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

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

let's go live to nairobi, kenya. good morning to you. we know you are a reporter and you have to stick to the facts but what was your reaction when you read these comments? >> reporter: well, you know, dave, this is a continent in which i am fiercely proud to have been brought up. i am an international citizen. i live in london. and i am based in nairobi and my personal reaction was shock really and a little bit surprised that this kind of foot and mouth kind of verbal accidents keep coming out from the leader of the free world. now, bear in mind, africa is not the country that anyone might have recognized from the first time he went to see john f. kennedy on the white house steps in the 1960s. this is a young country where china, one of the biggest powers in the world is everywhere. present everywhere because they don't talk in south. they talk money first. my reaction was here we go again and indeed, my background, i am fiercely proud of africa's traditional literary and artistic roots. we have five that come from this continent. they'

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

and my name is sharon the money coming from nairobi kenya and joining me is my colleague empty in my dear ear hello and. thanks sharon i'm now outside when lagos nigeria welcome as always we're happy to have you with us for our environmental journey through africa and europe so here's what we have coming out today. saving ram months of rains in mozambique. making use to back out of textile waste in zimbabwe. i'm sharing solar energy in germany. but we start off in south africa which is really non-food its nature reserves including the wild famous kruger national park but often the people who leave in the communities near this wildlife preserves have never set foot in them while all going to ization is hoping to change that by introducing the local youth to wildlife and conservation through photography. an idyllic sunrays of a south africa's land the province this isn't part of the country is home to dozens of nature results and national parks that draw in thousands of tourists from all over the world every year. but for the local communities that live right on the borders of these pa

and my name is sharon the money coming from nairobi kenya and joining me is my colleague empty in the idea hello and. thank sharon i'm now it's i mean lagos nigeria welcome as always we're happy to have you with us for environmental journey through africa and europe here's what we have coming up today. saving ram months are raised in mozambique. making use to back out of textile waste in zimbabwe. and sharing solar energy in germany. but we start off in south africa which is renowned for its nature reserves including the wild famous kruger national park but often the people who leave in the communities near this wildlife preserves have never set foot in them one all going to ization is hoping to change that by introducing the local youth to wildlife and conservation through photography. an idyllic sunrise over south africa's the province this is them part of the country is home to dozens of nature results and national parks that draw in thousands of tourists from all over the world every year. but for the local communities that live right on the borders of these paths access is often

and my name is sharon the money coming from nairobi kenya and joining me is my colleague nic in the idea hello and. thanks sharon i'm now it's i mean lagos nigeria welcome as always we're happy to have you with us for our environmental journey through africa and europe so here's what we have coming up today. saving ram months our brains in the zombie. making useful bag out of textile waste in zimbabwe. i'm sharing solar energy in june. but we start off in south africa which is very non for its nature reserves including the wild famous kruger national park but often the people who leave in the communities near this wildlife preserves have never set foot in them one all going to ization is hoping to change that by introducing the local youth to wildlife and conservation through photography. an idyllic sunrise over south africa's land the province this isn't part of the country is home to dozens of nature results and national parks that draw in thousands of tourists from all over the world every year. but for the local communities that live right on the borders of these paths access is ofte

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

kenya and joining me is my colleague from nigeria hello and i have a little call but it's good to see you. and hello to everyone out there. in nigeria shalyn and i will be bringing you the latest exciting environmental stories from all over africa and europe now here's a bit of what we've got lined up in gonna go gold mining is endangering not just the land but children and animals we'll tell you why. in the include africa interview kenya an environmental activist and i'm a cultural policy expert coming guy talks about the impact of global warming on food security and how we. look you know a little woman who saw the project as providing many villages with renewable electricity. gonna run some long africa's largest gold produces many young people in the country have to gold mining often illegally the activities of the small scale miners the so-called golomb says endangering the country's. arment and natural resources polluting reversed and famines as well partners of nature africa a local ngo is carrying out forestation and we have a nation of sites destroyed by the government says act

>> to nairobi kenya. >> that is the perfect definition of racism that's you will i have to say. >> on a day when the president undergoes his first physical exam since taking office instead of question base his health. >> mr. president are a racist. >> president trump leaving the rmy no answer. >> and today another senator in that room last night inside that meeting republican lindsey graham said that he remembers what happened and he did not deny the president used that language. raj. >> okay, blayne thank you. here in the bay area sharp reaction to what's going on. in the differs mission zrikt we caught one a man who grew up in el salvador and called mr. trump heartless. >>> i feel like he doesn't have any feeling in his heart. i had heart is black .. the way he talk to people like he hate everybody. >> how can you be the leader of our country and of the free world and be disparaging countries like haiti orp el salvador or countries in africa? these are countries we need to support and work with. >> again mr. trump said he never said anything droger toy about haitians or el salvador

kenya and joining me is my colleague mel it's out from nigeria hello n.c. i have a little call.

kenya. that a canadian aircraft carrier carrier manufacturer rather badia has won its appeal after the us slapped huge tariffs on imports a chunk of ministration impose tariffs of two hundred ninety two percent after the u.s. airline delta ordered several bombarding a c. series planes boeing that sits american rival accused bombarding of dumping planes on the u.s. market but on friday the u.s. international trade commission said that wasn't the case symbol bar there shouldn't have to pay such high tariffs spanish government is formally expelling the venezuelan ambassador it's in response to spanish equivalent being expelled from caracas on thursday days after the european union and i'm new sanctions the venezuelan ambassador left the embassy in madrid at the start of the week and returned home. and more than a year after the demolition of the new tourist jungle camp there's been a sudden rise in the number of young asylum seekers arriving in the french port of cali the closest point on the e

kenya as well as opposition leaders have condemned the supreme court's decision to block the coalition from registering in upcoming elections the court's ruling comes just days after the major a dominating constituent assembly announced that the poll would be held in april months ahead of schedule critics said madeira is depriving people of a free and fair election. starting tomorrow and on sunday we're going to come out with more force with more will to defend plurality and political promises venues where that's why we've seen the first justice and its capacity to get the services we're going to defend this industry and to defend as as an instrument that can rescue democracy and freedom one of those will be sworn in as per his president later on saturday for second term is opponents accuse him of electoral fraud and continue to protest against his reelection john homan reports from the capital. in honduras the top twenty percent own more than half the country's wealth many of the rest live like neftali and you hania just about surviving in a shack. inequality is an age old problem pov

kenya media reports of the five faces seen ran out of water soon after arriving. cape town is on the verge of running out of water the south african city is just seventy one days away from having to shut off most of its water taps due to a severe drought people there are blaming the government as they count down to what's been dubbed day zero on the twelfth of april victoria gate and there are reports. out on the streets of cape town over a week to crisis these protesters say the government should have prevented the city is completely mismanaging the water they're not getting the leaks cannot be using the placing the pipes they holding out what the many devices that they know are defective and that but no plan this brings they're not allowing people access to so they are strangling the water supply reservoirs have been full for more than three years because the hasn't been enough rain. the city is limiting each household to fifty liters of milk to a day that's the quicker than to one full blast with eight people in the house up till now we've managed to bring up w

than fourteen thousand others have lost their homes as a huge place went through the state area of nairobi kenya media report that firefighters at the scene ran out of water soon after arriving. well i am moving to brazil where more than twenty million people are being vaccinated against yellow fever after an outbreak of the disease at least fifteen people have died in the southeastern state of minutes yes in the last month and a public health emergency has been declared stories of bio reports. this is the largest forestry serve in an urban area in the world. in the state of south is where and i live a lot with son and her son who died of yellow fever a few weeks ago. my oldest son is devastated by were together all the time he's not even coming to our place because he's suffering a lot he was planning to write his kids he left us here. anderson did not want to get vaccinated and i lay there says he started having headaches and then his complection turned yellow the doctors didn't know what the problem was until after he died brazil is fighting a yellow fever outbreak that has already clai

as for reaction in africa let's go to nairobi, kenya. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning again, dave. well, yes, the reaction is petering through, but already on social media, many african commentators are saying things that are quite unpalatable usually at this time of the morning, dave. we have one man who says sadly, we have shithole leaders like that man doing this to everybody every single day. we heard as well from the so mali administration minister who said to me on the phone that he suspected that these comments were fake news, that if they were not fake news then they didn't deserve any reaction whatsoever. the sudanese would leave it to other countries to comment. there are only three countries on that temporary status. the disconnect that happens between the statement of the president and the work of his diplomats can be illustrated when in october a massive window and american charged affairs led his entire staff to a hospital where they donated blood for survivors of that blast. so african are reacting that the

, kenya. he has taught at harvard university and columbia university. i would like to thank the dean as an academic partner on this panel. don't forget to engage with us on social media for this event. a do,ithout further please give our panelists a warm welcome. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, annie, for the great introduction. it's wonderful to have you all here. we have a short time and a lot to cover, so i am going to get right into the questions, and then we will leave plenty of time for students and members of the community to ask questions. let me start. most that the stage for what we are trying to do here. although it is wonderful that resident clinton graduated from the school of foreign service, we know that when he took office, he was largely focused on the domestic agenda. it's the economy, stupid. a focus on domestic issues. did he come to office with a fully formed view about america's role in the world, or did his worldview evolve over time question mark how did you see --

taken to the streets to celebrate but what legitimacy does this give it will have a live report from nairobi and is the one moment in the year when the u.s. president is a short of a television audience the state of the union address donald trump will deliver his for us in just a few hours but at least while democratic politicians have said they will not be in the capitol to hear his speech we'll take a look at what's expected. and the anti-corruption operation appears to be wanting down in saudi arabia the government says it's taken back more than one hundred billion dollars in settlements. but what else is required to tackle corruption in the kingdom i mean it's a pole connect with us he's in the house between his beard it when he when it was great live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us yemen has been at war for nearly three years now and every day brings a new front in the conflict that has killed thousands and displaced millions of people now secessionist forces in the south say they have taken control of the por

if are more joining us from san salvador, in nairobi, kenya. joining us from port-au-prince in haiti. first of all, what's the reaction in your region. ? >> wolf, the reaction has been swift and scathing. the government said they found the american president's actions as being irresponsible, reprehensible and racist. we had reaction as well from the somalis who thought this was fake news and if it were true that he said these things about the country, they do not deserve any response whatsoever. people of course have been talking on social media and saying really weighing in and saying africa is not what the president said it is. posting pictures of beautiful scenes from the cape to cairo. here i am today on a friday in the word that the president is supposed to have used. it has been a completely united front for the african and it did. people are wondering why there is such a disconnect between the americans and the president's officers. together with his team they went and donated blood for the survivors. people have been talking about this

, kenya. he has taught at harvard university and columbia university. i would like to thank the dean for serving as an academic partner on this panel. don't forget to engage with us on social media for this event. now, without further a do, please give our panelists a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you, annie, for the great introduction. it's wonderful to have you all here. we have a short time and a lot to cover, so i am going to get right into the questions, and then we will leave plenty of time for students and members of the community to ask questions. let me start. to set the stage for what we are trying to do here. although it is wonderful that resident clinton graduated from the school of foreign service, we know that when he took office, he was largely focused on the domestic agenda. it's the economy, stupid. a focus on domestic issues. can you give us a sense did he , come to office with a fully formed view about america's role in the world, or did his worldview evolve over time? h

kenya now all remaining members of the u.s. gymnastics board have agreed to step down after former team doctor larry naso was jailed for sexually abusing female athletes. rector at michigan state university where nasir quit worked also quit university is now the focus of a federal investigation that mr brooke is there one day after the u.s. olympic committee sent this letter demanding the resignation of the full usa gymnastics board all remaining members stepped down the u.s.o.c. threatened to strip the group of its power following wednesday sentence of dr larry now sir i just find you're getting boring the physician for the u.s. women's gymnastics team and michigan state university pleaded guilty to sexually abusing seven women athletes be on the campus of michigan university friday evening outrage students demonstrated over nassar and the school's potential complicity in the case just hours earlier a michigan state's athletic director announced his retirement i don't want anyone to perceive that i'm walking away i'm walking f

deputy humanitarian coordinator for somalia joins us now live from nairobi kenya good to have you with us and outline some of the challenges facing the country but what exactly is the un's plan for two thousand and eighteen and facing that. united nations in somalia working with the government of somalia authority levels the national sub mission on levels working with n.g.o.s. put together a very very strong that was launched today by. of united nations and your son dormouse that plans to do three things to save the lives of somalis up to five point four million of them who need immediate humanitarian assistance us you have also mentioned out of that five point four million three point three adequate immediate assistance many of them are women and children the second the part is to strengthen them the capacity and the effect of ness of our systems and protection of the most vulnerable because many of them situations of of protracted abuse that they need assistance to my make their lives and the third one is to support the somali institutions to peer pull to work with humanitarians and

kenya media reports that firefighters at the scene relatives of water soon after they arrived more than one hundred migrants have been rescued off the coast of libya after they became stranded trying to cross the mediterranean in dangerous conditions the country's coast guard said the group which included women and children were brought to a naval base in tripoli for medical treatment the later be transferred to a detention center in the city. authorities in egypt have extended the detention of al jazeera journalist matthew to say that for the eleventh time he'll be held for an extra forty five days without trial it's now been more than a year since he was arrested and jailed in egypt the same is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which both he and al-jazeera strongly deny the swollen river saying is now threatening towns further downstream from paris heavy heavy rain is flooded embankments forced road closures and canceled riverboat cruises in the french capital around one of the half thousand people had to leave the homes the river peaked at five point eight four meter

thousands of opposition supporters rally in nairobi as kenya's shadow president has been officially sworn in after a controversial. times the only moment volley in pennsylvania was some of the u.s. his first steel mills were established one year old do voters feel donald trump has lived up to his promise to make american industry greater. russia's efforts hosting talks on serious political future they have been off to a rocky start in the resort town of sochi as foreign minister was interrupted several times while he read a message from president vladimir putin to the delegates oh i oh sorry opposition members. are bombing our people as an important ally of syrian president bashar al assad syria's main opposition groups and the kurds are refusing to attend the talks she would just use for the middle of a new slow you've got the will today we have all conditions to turn the tragic page of syria's history considering all the latest achievements a dialogue between various syrian factions is necessary to reach a political solution with the un backed mediation ok let's get the latest on all of

both countries thousands of people have reportedly been left homeless following a fire at a slum in kenya's capital nairobi the blaze that got this long broke out on sunday evening at least four people are believed to have died. a new front has opened in yemen's protracted civil war four people have been killed in a second day of fighting between rival factions looking to gain control of the southern port city of eight now the government is based in that city and it has accused the separatists of an attempted coup the unrest is a fresh threat to the authority of the country's president he remains in exile in saudi arabia. it's a new front in yemen see as a long conflict here many separatists fighting government troops in the south in city of aden in the forces had previously been on the same side in the civil war between the saudi backed government and hoofy rebels in the north of yemen who are aligned with iran government forces are determined to head off any attempt at rebellion in the south. and you are there's no difference between the truth isn't anyone else who rebels against the legi

capital nairobi the blaze at the gotta slum broke out sunday evening at least four people are believed to have done. and meeting in brussels the e.u. ministers have agreed to offer the united kingdom a twenty one month transition period after it leaves the e.u. next year officials say the u.k. will keep its status quo e.u. membership during that period but will not have a vote. here in germany there is public outrage tonight at the latest installment of the dirty diesel gate scandal german car makers are facing allegations that they paid for toxic emissions tests on monkeys and humans now the aim was reportedly to give diesel a good name again and to secure valuable tax breaks it clearly backfired. here at the university clinic and in two thousand and thirteen and fourteen a group of twenty five healthy people were made to inhale nitrogen dioxide in varying concentrations over periods of hours several times a week manufacturers' wanted to use the tests to determine exactly how dangerous nitrogen dioxide was to humans the tests were commissioned by the european research organization for

thousands of people have reported the been left homeless following a fire at a slum in kenya's capital nairobi the blaze at the line got a slum broke out on sunday evening at least four people are believed to have died. so perfectly repulsive absurd and inexcusable all those are some of the reactions to newspaper reports that germany's a card is financed toxic emissions testing on humans as well as monkeys while the aim was to improve the reputation of diesel engines and secure valuable tax breaks but even though the level of toxic emissions in the tests was lower than on a normal city street the plan backfired. do you like my new car isn't days old there are say in two thousand and fourteen this v.w. commercial set out to prove just how clean diesel was with the help of a white scarf day out cleaner there around the same time twenty five healthy young people were taking part in a series of tests for several hours a few times a week they had to breathe in the pollutants nitrogen dioxide the tests were commissioned by the european research group on environmental health a body funded by

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

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

thousands of people have been reportedly left homeless following a fire at a slum in kenya's capital nairobi the blaze at the un got a slum broke out on sunday evening at least four people are believed to have died. now to the growing problem of how to deal with the world's waste at the beginning of this month china bound almost all imports of plastic waste from abroad it's not only the world's biggest producer of plastic products it has also been importing millions of tons of plastic waste for recycling beijing gave only six months warning that it was going to imposed a ban and that left countries scrambling to find alternatives to sending their plastic garbage to china the bad will have far reaching consequences for the world but let's first look into what impact waste from abroad has on china. so these chinese children have little to look forward to each day they spend most of their waking hours between plumes of smoke and mountains of plastics so their families are now livelihoods by sorting wastes these scenes are from a chinese documentary. one too long spent many years filming

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

kenya was a defacto one party state few dead question president joe moken yatta. 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 nourish notice the 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 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

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

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 koinange‘s for at least six generations. today, there are hundreds of koinange‘s 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, this children and his five wives. my great—grandmother is the fifth wife out of six. we are heading up to my great—grandmother's home, she lives right by the side of where my great grandad 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 i

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