sudan was in the process of separating from sudan the military unit or in my unmarked was also supplied with tanks seen here in a ship's hold. the shipping company which delivered the arms is said to be beluga owned by neil stalled back. stolberg agreed to an interview he wanted to present a different image from other shipowners seen as someone who staged fundraising concerts supported social projects and dreamt of ecological ship propulsion technology so how can that be reconciled with transporting arms we confronted stolberg. i was the arms to says sudan and. doesn't that embarrass you. as who is true to my personally i'm very sorry if we carried freight for that should not have been carried on from there's no question of that i was but you did. yes chartered ships out and had no idea as it's certain goods were onboard and were transported to highly sensitive regions we were unaware of that was how the initiative was. still back the award winning entrepreneur and self-styled world market leader captivated by his success banks financed the construction of his ships in china one after a

sudan, those are very sudan -- forink 4s south sudan, we are working out those words for governance and to have prevention. i don't know if prevention is the right word. a context of a country that was given birth as an insult of decades of conflict. understand.we no nothing but violence and war and we believe that if i react violently is the best way can be understood. it is difficult to grab the concept of what it means to live in peace. we are still signing peace agreements. we just revitalized one last year and has extended the period twice in an attempt to form a transitional government to have a taste of what it's like to have a leadership structure that is functional in place. what that means is it still takes us back to the decades warlords country had being transferred or translated to peacemakers. you have agreements being signed based on a number of people killed or the number of people you have displaced comes your leverage at the -- become short leverage at the negotiation table. the only way you get to be heard is the amount of guns that you have in the amount of atrocitie

controlled by rebels at the time south sudan was in the process of separating from sudan. the military unit or in my own man was also supplied with tanks seen here in a ship's hold. the shipping company which delivered the arms is said to be beluga owned by neil stalled back. stolberg agreed to an interview he wanted to present a different image from other shipowners seen as someone who staged fundraising concerts supported social projects and dreamt of ecological ship propulsion technology so how can that be reconciled with transporting arms we confronted stolberg. i was the arms to south sudan and my own mother doesn't that embarrass you. as who is quote personally i'm very sorry if we carried freight for that should not have been carried from there's no question of that but you did. yes charted ships out and had no idea that certain goods were onboard and were transported to highly sensitive regions we were unaware of that was how the initiative was. still back the award winning entrepreneur and self-styled world market leader captivated by his success banks financed th

i was alarmed to says sudan and. doesn't that embarrass you. as who is true to my personally i'm very sorry if we carried freight for that should not have been carried on from there's no question of that but you did. yes charted ships out and had no idea that certain goods were on board and were transported to highly sensitive regions we were unaware of that was how the initiative forced. store bag the award winning entrepreneur and self-styled world market leader captivated by his success banks financed the construction of his ships in china one after another until he had a fleet of 80 vessels his headquarters in braman northern germany the architecture is representative the location maritime stolberg laid the emphasis on size but then came the shipping crisis stolberg earned less and less with his ships the rising losses were hidden in his balance sheets but it was all to no avail after all the entire world market was collapsing under such circumstances lucrative arms transports were the perfect solution stolberg shipping company charged $109

but the arms were ordered by goss the government of south sudan. controlled by rebels at the time censored on was in the process of separating from sudan. the military unit or in my unmarked was also supplied with tanks seen here in a ship's hold. the shipping company which delivered the arms is said to be beluga owned by neil stolberg. stolberg agreed to an interview he wanted to present a different image from other shipowners seen as someone who staged fundraising concerts supported social projects and dreamt of ecological ship propulsion technology so how can that be reconciled with transporting arms we confronted stolberg. i was the arms to says sudan and my mom doesn't that embarrass you. as is true personally i'm very sorry if we carried freight for that should not have been carried on from there's no question of that but you did. yes chartered ships out and had no idea that certain goods were onboard and were transported to highly sensitive regions we were unaware of that those have vanished divorced. stolberg the award winning entrepreneur

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it shows that for young people in sudan there are no limits to hope. and a. car to the capital of sudan it's been a year since mohammed and her team won 1st prize on mushroom why it brought them a 1000 euros a lot of attention and new contacts now they're working hard on finishing their prototype drone. but they have to pick a show. with the case here since from the sky with this plane load to cover a wide range of the area around the village. houses so the movie. keisha's are well suited to the task because they grow deep and extensive roots that bind sand and soil and help make it fun time again. electromechanical. this device in the market. in many other regions of the world it would be easy to find the parts you need to build a drone but in sudan it's a huge challenge. we can buy or sell anything and that's what's technology. nothing nothing coming months and it's. so sad poverty or something like that to bring everything we need we can get help from the that national organization because we are in for that that's for danny to write his country so. we are

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playing in helping a steady sudan what role should they be playing in helping to study sudan. the most important thing that the u.s. can do is lift sanctions immediately and unilaterally which will amount which will be put in the hands of the civilian prime minister abdullah doc the essential to or he needs the financial economic tool so he can begin to satisfy the the demands of the people for for a better life but also it means that he can begin to dismantle this shadow world of crony elicit capitalism that has grown up around the intelligence and security forces while saddam remains under sanctions in this way lissett to legitimate commerce cannot prosper the sudanese will not be able to get their economy to recover and a grip on the economy will be maintained by some of the captains and colonels of in this the family of metsi and their commercial empire and indeed the the companies are associated with the military so the us simply the one big thing they should do is not to drag their feet not put these little preconditions of knees we want you to solve your problems then w

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played in helping the steady sudan what role should they be playing in helping to study sudan. the most important thing that the u.s. can do is lift sanctions immediately and unilaterally which will amount which will put in the hands of the civilian prime minister abdullah doc the essential to or he needs the financial economic tools so he can begin to satisfy the the the judgment demands of the people for for a better life but also it means that he can begin to dismantle this shadow world of crony illicit capitalism that has grown up around the intelligence and security forces while saddam remains under sanctions in this way lissett to legitimate commerce cannot prosper the sudanese will not be able to get their economy to recover and a grip on the economy will be maintained by some of the captains and colonels of this the family of of have met in that commercial empire and indeed the the companies are associated with the military so the u.s. some pretty the one big thing they should do is not drag their feet not put these little preconditions of these we want you to solve you

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he is from south sudan. he started this initiative which is in its based collective but now you are based in chicago during a degree there. welcome. next to him, the cofounder and board member of crowned the woman, south sudan, said two members of the community today. it's a profit to be for nonprofit dedicated girls to become changing agents and ther society. we can start there. the administrator gave the tour of the force of many challenging locations in the world and they could certainly be on that list. there is peace at the moment and there is a deal coming to the new government in february meant to come through with six years of the war nearly half the country is displaced. when you hear us use words like governments and prevention here in washington, d.c., what are you doing, what do those words actually mean to you on the ground in a place like south sudan maybe we can start with you. it should be on. go ahead and tap it and see. >> technology. thank you for the opportunity and it's always good to be

or join south sudan the s.p.l. and itself is split into 2 with the other led by abdul aziz and hello who is it to start negotiating with the government the war has killed tens of thousands and displaced 400000 more than 20 rounds of talks between the s.p.l. m n and the former saddam his government overthrown in april last year failed to produce results. in a minute by signing this deal it confirms our determination to reach a peace deal that will change the lives of people and establish an era free of marginalization and violence under the previous regime people in sudan generally and areas of conflict in particular have paid the price as a result of injustice and lack of political stability now is the time to end the misery and bring the prosperity the people of sudan deserve the peace talks are mediated by neighboring south sudan which is also mediating between sudan's government and other groups such as rebel movements from the western region of darfur on the. line an agreement. so that. you. come. with some gro

oh and the gunfire has been silenced in sudan off to a rebellion but was agreeably just appalled government pension. is africa it's good to have your company law that's him and me i need thought he could have a base and eyes away from ivory coast but he's dreams and hopes for the future ended in tragedy when he stowed away on a plane bound for paris but to me is family and i say they didn't know he planned to do it. so. his friends and family remember him as a happy smiley child growing by telling me dreaming of becoming a scientist one day last week the 14 year old was found dead in the undercarriage of a plane in paris. today i'm trying to come to terms with this reality this news is breaking my heart it's torturing me for today. what happened so long by telling me has left everyone here in shock they had no idea what he was planning. to disabuse always smiling he was happy he was comfortable here at home with his parents and his friends i don't understand how you became a stowaway who can end up in the landing gear of an airplane what was missing what was he missing he had everything her

or join south sudan the s.p.l. and itself is split into 2 with the other led by abdul aziz and hello who is it to start negotiating with the government the war has killed tens of thousands and displaced 400000 more than 20 rounds of talks between the s.p.l. m n and the former saddam is government overthrown in april last year failed to produce results. in a minute by signing this deal it confirms our determination to reach a peace deal that will change the lives of people and establish an era free of marginalization and violence under the previous regime people in sudan generally and areas of conflict in particular have paid the price as a result of injustice and lack of political stability now is the time to end the misery and bring the prosperity the people of sudan deserve the peace talks are mediated by neighboring south sudan which is also mediating between sudan's government and other groups such as rebel movements from the western region of darfur. agreement. i'm in agreement. so that. you come to a daemon w

and the gunfire has been silenced in sudan off to a rebellion but was agreeably. africa it's good to have your company law a tellin me i need thought he could have a base and away from ivory coast but his dreams and hopes for the future ended in tragedy when he stowed away on a plane bound for paris but in the maze family in abidjan say they didn't know he planned to do it. so. his friends and family remember him as a happy smiley child. telling me dream of becoming a scientist one day last week the 14 year old was found dead in the undercarriage of a plane in paris. so. i'm trying to come to terms with this reality this news is breaking my heart it's torturing me for today. what happened so long by me has left everyone here in shock they had no idea what he was planning. to do so use always smiling he was happy he was comfortable here at home with his parents and his friends i don't understand how you became a stowaway who can end up in the landing gear of an airplane is what was missing what was he missing he had everything here just you know which is. it's thou

gained independence from sudan. the iraqis have turned out in large numbers in the capital baghdad to demand the expulsion of american forces protest has responded to a coal made by the country's most influential religious figure the share cleric. that he's calling for the u.s. military the bases to be closed for u.s. warplanes to be banned from iraqi airspace imran khan reports. the cool was for a 1000000 person march and many in baghdad he did the appeal from influential shia muslim cleric mctaggart or so that his message is simple all americans out the march was also backed by other groups including his beloved whose leader. was killed alongside iranian general cause most of the money in last month's us missile attack. this gathering you see today are. the forces that will expel the occupiers the resistance groups today showing the american occupiers we are united as. one body and it is real and despite some differences in point of views we unite as one with the telethon of. the protests was joined by people from

he is a political analyst and has researched sudan for amnesty international welcome to news africa. exactly are these people. the people who rebelled are part of a branch of the intelligence services cold the person's core and they're a group of 13000 very armed. men who are really the big losers of the recent change because their unit has been dissolved recently by the new authorities right. with what we've been told they say that this is about the severance packages that they were off it off that they you know it was disbanded disbanded is is that kitty the case is this just about the pension packages that they were offered or is there more to this well i think there is probably you broader a considerations of a frustration by these people who as i said of the who the losers of the new the new system the some of the leaders of the military and security operators of accuse these and then of plotting to. putting a coup but the facts on the ground i think suggests that it was more of a haphazard expression of anger and frustration most of the fighting to place around the bases as opp

and the gunfire has been silenced in sudan off to a rabbani end but it was a great. tension. africa it's good to have your company law but tell me i need thought he could have a base in life away from ivory coast but his dreams and hopes for the future ended in tragedy when he stowed away on a plane bound for paris but in the maze family in abidjan say they didn't know he planned to do it. so. his friends and family remember him as a happy smiley child. telling me dream of becoming a scientist one day last week the 14 year old was found dead in the on the carriage of a plane in paris. so. i'm trying to come to terms with this reality this news is breaking my heart it's torturing me for today. what happened so long by me has left everyone here in shock they had no idea what he was planning. to do so use always smiling he was happy he was comfortable here at home with his parents and his friends i don't understand how you became a stowaway who can end up in the landing gear of an airplane what was missing what was he missing he had everything here just given which is there you.

is an activist on protest organizer in sudan who joins us via skype from khartoum the sudan government now says it's put down this revolt by former members of the intelligence service how significant was this incident and why do you think it happened. i think it's super significant i think this is a turning point a really important turning point in the power structure of sudan what's happening right now like we have different power structures between the government and the army that split into the raptors sponsor wars and the actual army and now they found a common enemy and this finding a common enemy for whatever reason the enemy came out all what's being said the person who gave us the most information was hit so there's this trust step and that's appearing there is that we saw that prime minister coming out of the army and being maybe united and them talking as if they're like cooling the country together so there's this split and change that's happening and it is very significant and i think them finding this common enemy is bringing them closer together and this street that is ju

or join south sudan the s.p.l. and itself is split into 2 with the other led by abdul aziz and hello who is it to start negotiating with the government the war has killed tens of thousands and displaced 400000 more than 20 rounds of talks between the s.p.l. m n and the former sudanese government overthrown in april last year failed to produce results. in a minute by signing this deal it confirms our determination to reach a peace deal that will change the lives of people and establish an era free of marginalization and violence under the previous regime people in sudan generally and areas of conflict in particular have paid the price as a result of injustice and lack of political stability now is the time to end the misery and bring the prosperity the people of sudan deserve the peace talks are mediated by neighboring south sudan which is also mediating between sudan's government and other groups such as rebel movements from the western region of darfur. so that. you. come. with some groups still in talks and other

sudan's government has signed a peace agreement with the sudanese people's liberation movement armed group that forms part of a larger regional peace plan the s.p.l. aim has been fighting the government since 2011 when south sudan gained independence the group has been demanding self rule in the blue nile and south kordofan region bordering south sudan talks between the fighters and the transitional government began last november here but morgan is following developments from khartoum she says the new government is the term into to reach deals with other rebel groups. the peace deal that has been signed today in the south sudanese capital juba mediated by of south sudan is between the sudanese government and the armed groups advance people liberation movement north led by america let's not forget that the espaillat north has 2 factions one that is led by monica god who has forces in blue nile area in the southern part of sudan as well as a faction led by abdul aziz and hill who controls areas in south kordofan and blue nile and the deal that has been signed today between monica gars

sudan's transitional government says it's quelled the revolt by members of an elite security force in the capital talked. about mcleod this is out 0 life and also coming up european signatories to the iran nuclear deal trigger a dispute mechanism to pressure to run into returning to full compliance. the u.s. senate is set to take up impeachment proceedings against president trump as pressure builds on the upper chamber to call fresh witnesses. plus a 1000000 people are urged to flee as a volcano erupts in the senate. and sudan says it's halted and revolt by members of a disbanded intelligence units who were angry at the terms they've been offered upon their dismissal prime minister abdullah duck has tweeted that the situation is under control it is the 1st major challenge from within the security rights for his transitional government which took power in august but morgan is in college to get more details on what caused this uprising. and let's go back to how we got here it all happened when the operations unit said that they were disgruntled and dissatisfied by the severance package

or join south sudan the s.p.l. and itself is split into 2 with the other led by abdul aziz and hello who is it to start negotiating with the government the war has killed tens of thousands and displaced 400000 more than 20 rounds of talks between the s.p.l. m n and the former saddam his government overthrown in april last year failed to produce results. in a minute by signing this deal it confirms our determination to reach a peace deal that will change the lives of people and establish an era free of marginalization and violence under the previous regime people in sudan generally and areas of conflict in particular have paid the price as a result of injustice and lack of political stability now is the time to end the misery and bring the prosperity the people of sudan deserve the peace talks are mediated by neighboring south sudan which is also mediating between sudan's government and other groups such as rebel movements from the western region of darfur. the. final agreement. so that. you. come. with some groups

if the 1st visit of its kind in more than 30 years in sudan's conflict. written history after fighting that sydney's government for more than 8 years leader of the rebel movement so dance people liberation movement north and hello welcome to country's prime minister to a territory he seized in the war this is in the nuba mountains in south kordofan. we welcome the prime minister and his delegation here to count as a sign of peace the december 20th revolution that overthrew the previous government brought this government is not yet over i mean to live in space the revolution continues. the war in south kordofan thought it in june 20 levon after the s.p.l. and north accused sudan's government of marginalization and impeding democracy according to a deal time between the government and then southern sudan in 2005 known as the comprehensive peace agreement nuba mountains was supposed to have the chance to decide whether it wanted to be part of sudan or join south sudan 15 years since the signing of the comprehensive peace agreement south kordofan is still at

before the campaign the lions lived on a diet of rotting meat on nourished and neglected sudan. in the midst of a worsening economic crisis led by soaring food prices and foreign currency shortage and that's now affecting these lions. we are facing a shortage of food supplies but we managed to keep it under control. we have a vet and now the fit is coming to check on all the animals. the african lion has long been classified as a vulnerable species and the population has dropped more than 40 percent in the last 2 decades. it's estimated only about 20000 on live today but at least for the remaining lions they can now look forward to some much needed relief. now. in money i you see should be smiling a bit more because he's making history this week by becoming the 1st black african designer to shore in the elite. culture of fashion week but he's not only joining fashions cram the cameroonian designer is also trying to shake up the stereotype of what african materials needs. them he's a former dancer and model and now he's one of africa's top designers his creations are all painstak

hello i'm a clarke this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes sudan's transitional government says it's quelled a revolt by members of the security force in the capital khartoum. european signatories to the iran nuclear deal trigger a dispute mechanism to pressure tehran into returning to full compliance. the u.s. senate is set to take up impeachment proceedings against president trump pressure builds on the upper chamber to call fresh witnesses. china is using its economic and diplomatic clout to try to silence criticism from brock. and a leading rights group accuses china of carrying out an intense global attack on human rights. so that sudan says it's halted an armed revolt by members of a disbanded intelligence units who were angry at the terms had been offered upon their dismissal prime minister abdullah has tweeted that the situation is under control it is the 1st major challenge from within the security ranks for his transitional government which took power back in august mass protests led to the ousting of long time leader bashar in april the joint military

of the state department, occasional pompeo trying to take credit for the transition in sudan. but there is no process. there is no strategy. there is no, how could we bring investment that a certain point, or anticorruption , technical expertise whether at a civil society level or a governmental level to assist them where they need it most, and capacity building for an experiment that a year ago nobody in sudan would have dreamed they would have a chance to embark upon. so part of the conversation about what you do about democracy and non-democracy is throwing your weight behind those who can be your friends, but who are at critical junctures on feeling right now mentally lonely. offering nore, strings attached infrastructure, they have been there. no human rights strings attached, a different kind of string. note onesting side nobody could have expected that they would have will talkfar, and we at some point about multilateralism, but the un security council, because of 's support foria government was useless as these earth-shattering events were taking hold. and because the

sudan's transitional government says it's quelled a revolt by members of an elite security force income soon. everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al jazeera tens of thousands of people have been evacuated more are being urged to flee as a volcano continues to erupt in the philippines also the u.s. senate is set to take up impeachment proceedings against president trump as the pressure builds on the upper house to call new witnesses. and food insecurity in haiti is increasing with people struggling to feed their families without help from aid agencies. but everyone sudan's government says it's cost an armed revolt by members of a disbanded intelligence unit were angry at the terms they've been offered on their dismissal $2.00 soldiers were killed and 4 injured the 1st major challenge from within the security ranks for this transitional government to back in august morgan reports now from cotton. tuesday in hot sun started like this. members of the operations unit of sudan's general intelligence services opening fire in the capital there rejecting a severance packag

everything they're doing in sudan is just pushing water uphill. and they're doing it with the occasional low level statement out of the state department saying the occasional trying to claim credit for transition in sudan. and, but there is no process. there is no strategy. there is no, how could we bring even, begin thinking about business investment at a certain point or back to anticorruption, how can we offer technical expertise whether at civil society level or at a governmental level to really assist them where they need it most in capacity building for a experiment that a year ago nobody would have dreamed that they wouldhave the chance to be embarking upon . so part of the conversation is what do you do about democracy and non-democracy is really throwing your weight behind those who can be your friends but who are at criticaljunctures and feeling right now immensely lonely . china is there, offering no stringsattached infrastructure. they've been there . >> a different kind of strength but no human rights strings attached, no democratizat

with the hash tag sudan animal rescue they launched an online campaign to get donations and help the starving lions. after the pictures of the lines went viral on social media we were able to help. the lines of received treatment and now they're feeling much better and i don't have problems. but for one of the lions help came too late he died a business on monday. before the campaign the lions lived on a diet of rotting meat on nor'east and neglected sudan is in the midst of a worsening economic crisis led by soaring food prices and foreign currency shortage and that's now affecting these lions. we are facing a shortage of food supplies but we managed to keep it under control. we have a vet and now the vet is coming to check on all the animals. the african lion has long been classified as a vulnerable species and the population has dropped more than 40 percent in the last 2 decades. it's estimated only about 20000 on a hive today but at least for the remaining lions they can now look forward to some much needed relief. now this man in money i you see should be smiling a bit more beca

before the campaign the lines lived on a diet of rotting meat on nourished and neglected sudan. in the midst of a worsening economic crisis led by soaring food prices and foreign currency shortage and that's now affecting these lions. we are facing a shortage of food supplies but we managed to keep it under control. we have a vet and now the vet is coming to check on all the animals. the african lion has long been classified as a species and the population has dropped more than 40 percent in the last 2 decades . it's estimated only about 20000 on a hive today but at least for the remaining lions they can now look forward to some much needed relief. now this man in money i you see should be smiling a bit more because he's making history this meat by becoming the fast black african designer sure india needs paddy couture fashion week but he's not only joining fashions kramm the cameroonian designer is also trying to shake up the stereotype of what african materials means. he's a former dancer and model and now he's one of africa's top designers his creations are all painstakingly

officials from sudan's government event in the rebel held area for the 1st time in nearly a decade the visit came on the 15th anniversary of a peace agreement between the government and rebel group but the war has left hundreds of thousands displaced and cut off from humanitarian aid out to syria's paper morgan reports rebel held cowed in the nuba mountains. it's the 1st visit of its kind in more than 30 years in sudan's conflict ridden history after fighting the sudanese government for more than 8 years leader of the rebel movement so dense people liberation movements north of that as he said hello welcome the country's prime minister abdullah him due to a territory he seized in the war this is in the nuba mountains in south kordofan state. we welcome the prime minister and his delegation here to count as a sign of peace the december 20000 revolution that overthrew the previous government a broad based government is not yet over i mean to live in space the revolution continues. the war in south kordofan started in june 20 leavened after the s.p.l. and north accused the dance governmen

sudan's transitional government says it's quelled a revolt by members of an elite security force in concert. from doha everyone i'm tamal son summary of this is the world news from al-jazeera tens of thousands of people have been evacuated and many more are now being urged to flee as the volcano continues to erupt in the philippines also the u.s. senate is set to take up impeachment proceedings against president trump as the pressure builds on the upper chamber to call fresh witnesses and the leader of cambodia's dissolved opposition party is in court facing treason charges. well over one sudan's government says it is quite an armed revolt by members of a dispended intelligence units they were angry at the terms they've been offered upon their dismissal 2 soldiers were killed 4 others were injured the 1st major challenge from within the security ranks for this transitional government which took power back in august but morgan has our report now from culture. tuesday in how it's all started like this. members of the operations unit of sudan's general intelligence services opening fire in the

and sudan's government is promising swift justice softer a mass killing in western darfur hundreds of fleeing the region days after the murder of $36.00 people at a camp for internally displaced people. now austria's conservative leader says his policies deal with the greens will offer quote the best of both worlds maryanne demasi and the team in london the following the story for us hi mary. that's right some bullish remarks there from sebastian coe said the both partners could keep their election promises as his new partner announced flight price hikes and a plan to make the country carbon neutral by 2040 this will be the 1st time the greens it will be in government and it marks a swing to the left for the people's party leader whose last coalition was with the far right freedom party that was in 2017 well that government collapsed in may after journalists revealed secret video freedom party leader heinz christian struck a offering government contracts in return for campaign support what country then had a snap election in september kurtz's people party retained support but only ann

sudan's transitional government says it's quelled a revolt by members of an elite security force any talk to. joe harvey when i'm come on santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera a 1000000 people have been urged to flee as that volcano continues to erupt in the philippines also the u.s. senate is set to take up impeachment proceedings against president trump as the pressure builds on the upper chamber to call fresh witnesses and the leader of cambodia's it dissolved opposition party is in court facing treason charges. over and sudan's government says it's question revolves by members of a disbanded intelligence unit who were angry at the terms they've been offered upon their dismissal 2 soldiers were killed 4 others were injured the 1st major challenge from within the security ranks for this transitional government which took power back in august morgan has our report now from. tuesday in what it's all started like this. members of the operation 2 units of sudan's general intelligence services opening fire in the capital there rejecting a severance package offered to them afte

citizenship law become targets a man opens fire at a rally in the capital new delhi and protesters in sudan demand promises made by the transitional government on its. the end thank you for joining us the world health organization is holding an urgent meeting to decide whether to declare the coral an outbreak or on a virus outbreak a global health emergency in china the virus has now been confounded in all provinces in the epicenter an emergency hospital is being belts to treat those who are ill so far the death toll stands at 170 with nearly 8000 people confirmed in fact it's relief. after the outbreak china has been in close communication with the world health organization other countries as well as the regions of hong kong and macau and taiwan we have reported and circulated epidemic updates and shared the genome sequencing of the coronaviruses soon as it became available president xi jinping has expressed china's willingness to work alongside the w e. and it's national community to safeguard regional and global public health all time reza facing growing restraint shin's russia is closin

the ethiopia role through the sudan. you're going to see more and more of that, but to your question, the way that you will start to see any of these, including subregional african institutions, it will turn on how the countries themselves, how those bilateral relationships are faring. there's nothing in the multilateral ether that fixes itself. it's not like the secretary-general shows up. guys, like enough gridlock, we're back to cold war veto. what are you doing, all of the pocket vetoes, no products are coming out on the temporary crisis, you're making yourselves irrelevant. you know, people are very aware that the security council is losing legitimacy for reasons other than having five permanent members selected in 1945. right? that used to be the big legitimacy about the security council and now it's on the big crisis of our time, you know, it's not functioning, but that's going to come back to the china relationship, the restoring, all of your breakout sessions and resolving themselves because then as democracies

before the campaign the lions lived on a diet of rotting meat on nourished and neglected sudan. in the midst of a worsening economic crisis led by soaring food prices and foreign cars the shortage and that's now affecting these lions. we are facing a shortage of food supplies but we managed to keep it under control. we have a vet and now the vet is coming to check on all the animals. the african lion has long been classified as a species and the population has dropped more than 40 percent in the last 2 decades . it's estimated only about 20005 today but at least for the remaining lions they can now look forward to some much needed relief. now this man in money i you see should be smiling a bit more because he's making history this week by becoming the fast black african designer sure india needs. fashion week but he's not only joining fashions cram the cameroonian designer is trying to shake up the stereotype of what african materials means. he's a former dancer and model and now he's one of africa's top designers his creations are all painstakingly handmade as traditional to ou

abbott is now back in sudan after a campaign by the families of those who were recruited in all about 200 sudanese men returned on tuesday and immediately went to the u.a.e. embassy how tuned to stage a protest outside they say hundreds of their fellow sudanese are still either in the emirates at training camps or in libya their crews spent company in sudan has refused to comment. hundreds of young sudanese men thought they were going to be security guards in the way when they were taken on by black shield their families see they quickly discovered they were expected to fight as mercenaries in the wars in libya and yemen they're now appealing to the sudanese government to use its influence with the united arab emirates and bring all their sons home sudan's ministry of information says it's aware of the issue and is working to ensure the safety of all of those who were recruited but. communication is ongoing some of us who are in the camps in the u.a.e. have come back our operations unit is working to gather information we are in talks with the families and embassies of sudan and the e

a standoff in sudan's capital shots are fired as former members of a powerful security service protest against their severance pay. or on terrorists al jazeera live from london also coming up. talks in russia to finalize a ceasefire in libya but a key player the warlord holly for have to leave without signing up. calls for a 1000000 people to be evacuated in the philippines as ash and lava gushed from a tower volcano. donald trump's impeachment trial charges to be delivered to the u.s. senate on wednesday. just months after a violent street protests in sudan forced its president from power there are new tensions in the capital with a standoff between members of a now disbanded intelligence force and the military sudanese soldiers have been deployed to block roads and contain the violence in khartoum the country's airspace was also closed for 5 hours as a precautionary measure earlier in a televised statement sudan's information minister said members of the disbanded unit were angry at the terms they've been offered on their dismissal more this let's go to him morgan who's in khartoum w

abbott is now back in sudan after a campaign by the families of those who were recruited in all about 200 sudanese member turned on tuesday and immediately went to the u.a.e. embassy how to tune to stage a protest outside they say hundreds of their fellow sudanese are still either in the emirates at training camps or in libya their crews meant company in sudan has refused to comment. hundreds of young sudanese men thought they were going to be security guards in the way when they were taken on by black shield their families see they quickly discovered they were expected to fight as mercenaries in the wars in libya and yemen they're now appealing to the sudanese government to use its influence with the united arab emirates and bring all their sons home sudan's ministry of information says it's aware of the issue and is working to ensure the safety of all of those who are recruited. communication is ongoing so we'll use who are in the camps in the u.a.e. have come back our operations unit is working to gather information we were in touch with the families and embassies of sudan and the

sudan's prime minister has met tribal leaders in west off for following a mass killing there this week sudan's red crescent says 48 people were killed after violence broke out at a camp for internally displaced people on sunday algeria's new prime minister has appointed a cabinet but he's retained several officials from the previous regime of the former president abdelaziz bouteflika the cabinet is likely to face anger and get anger from anti-government protesters who've been gathering every friday for months those are your headlines the news continues after inside story i'll have a quick summary in about 30 minutes see that. competition for gas in greece cyprus and israel sign a pipeline deal in the eastern mediterranean but starkey is also expanding its influence there so we'll still feel the rivalry and how is it shaping politics in the region this is inside story. there very warm welcome to the program i'm julie mcdonald worldwide demand from the trial gas is growing and discoveries in the eastern mediterranean are changing the policies on its energy supplies for decades relied on