of children in kenya and living in poverty. we investigate all the small coming up in today's going underground. but 1st that he has this month, the maastricht treaty was signed by 12 nations establishing the european union and paving the way for the single currency the your own that he has on. it's deemed an economic superpower, while arguably dividing many on its future existence. in recent days though, there were been fresh disputes of a v post brexton with an island protocol with the you calling for a suspension. meanwhile, standing firm on its position of a russian tensions with non e u. member ukraine will. joining me now from chevy chase in maryland is professor charles cope john senior fellow and director of european studies at the council of foreign relations. thank you so much all for coming back on 30 years. of course, people may remember your boss, president obama, when you a national security council, european affairs, a direct era trying to get britain to remain in the european union. what do you think that he is

if the queen were to come to kenya again five days later as queen. if the queen were to come to kenya today, again five days later as queen. if the queen were to come to kenya today, this again five days later as queen. if the queen were to come to kenya today, this is again five days later as queen. if the queen were to come to kenya today, this is probably again five days later as queen. if the queen were to come to kenya today, this is probably where again five days later as queen. if the queen were to come to kenya today, this is probably where she would stay. at the high commissioner's residence, and it is here in kenya that the then princess elizabeth learned of her father's death and that she would succeed him. things are quite different back then. it took some time for the news of the king's test to come from britain to this remote royal lodge in central kenya. it was prince philip, her husband of five years at the time, that broke the news to her. she has come here to represent her. she has come here to represent her father. her. she has come here to represent herfather. he h

in, in kenya is kenya really free from british colonialism. 59 years of independence and still over 50 percent of children in kenya and living in poverty. we investigate all the small coming up in today's going underground. but 1st that he has this month, the maastricht treaty was signed by 12 nations establishing the european union and paving the way for the single currency, the euro. now that he has on it's deemed in economic superpower, while arguably dividing many on its future existence. in recent days though, there were been fresh disputes over the post brexton with an allen protocol with the you calling for it suspension. meanwhile, standing firm on its position of a russian tensions with non e u. member ukraine. well, joining me now from chevy chase in maryland. is professor charles cop, jan senior fellow and director of european studies at the council of foreign relations. thank you so much for coming back on 30 years. of course, people may remember your boss, president obama, when you a national security council, european affairs direct era trying to get britain to remain in

however, kenya rejects such a yearning from being pursued by force. we must complete our recovery from the embers of dead empires in a way that does not plunge us back into new forms of domination and oppression. we rejected iran dent as him and expansionism on any basis, including racial, ethnic, religious, or cultural factors. we read, we reject it again to day kenya registers, it's strong concern and opposition to the recognition of the nets and lu, hands as independent states. we further strongly condemn the trend in the last few decades of powerful states including members of this security council, breeching international law. with little regard, multilateralism lies on its death bed to night. it has been assaulted to day as it, as it has been by other powerful states. in the recent past, we call an all members to rally behind the factory general in asking him to rally us all to the standard that defends multilateralism. we also call on him to bring his good offices to bear, to help the concerned parties resolve this situation by peaceful means.

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kenya is in a tough neighbourhood. it's surrounded by countries that are mired in conflict. somalia has long battled extremist insurgents. south sudan has known little piece. and ethiopia is in the throes of what many describe as a civil war. plus, there have been several military takeovers in the past year, which have prompted fears that the army is making a comeback in african politics. applause. you join us in central nairobi, where a local audience here will be putting their questions about conflict and army coups in africa. so, let me introduce my panel to you straightaway. adan keynan, senior mp from the ruling coalition here in kenya, and he is a member of the national assembly's defence and foreign relations committee. ethiopian—born gabriel negatu, who has held many senior official positions in africa and is currently managing director at invest afrique. and murithi mutiga is africa programme director at the conflict resolution, the icg, that's the international crisis group. that's our panel, welcome to you all, give them a round of applause. applause. and rememb

well, i spoke to a few people here in kenya to try and answer the question. when webster lucas is getting ready to lived, it looks like he is preparing for war. a battle between himself and an unimaginable 150 kilograms over his head. this is the life of a weight lifter and webster is one of the best in kenya. he was well on his way to becoming an olympian, but things didn't go quite as planned. i played my body, i should, i showed up in the gym. i put on there with a good, but unfortunately, for example, for my, for the russian, which was supposed to be like go my link to dar scholarship and olympics of really misappropriated funds. supposed to help me, ended up not making it to the political event and not finding enough points to be able to qualify for the olympics. that same year, webster was locked out of the olympics. the sports ministry was riddled with corruption scandal that left the former minister facing jill. time for me, using olympic funds for webster. the experience was too much forcing him to quit the national team and say good bye to his child

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kenya is in a tough neighbourhood. it's surrounded by countries that are mired in conflict. somalia has long battled extremist insurgents. south sudan has known little peace. and ethiopia is in the throes of what many describe as a civil war. plus, there have been several military takeovers in the past year, which have prompted fears that the army is making a comeback in african politics. applause. you join us in central nairobi, where a local audience here will be putting their questions about conflict and army coups in africa. so, let me introduce my panel to you straightaway. adan keynan, senior mp from the ruling coalition here in kenya, and he is a member of the national assembly's defence and foreign relations committee. ethiopian—born gabriel negatu, who has held many senior official positions in africa and is currently managing director at invest afrique. and murithi mutiga is africa programme director at the conflict resolution, the icg, that's the international crisis group. that's our panel, welcome to you all, give them a round of applause. applause. and rememb

let's bring you back in kenya, where we meet a man like no other. are you a lou, lou massapequa trains cox to fight yet you had that right? cock fighting is actually a big part of a culture. hain western kenya. but the traditional sport is losing popularity as modernization takes over aspects of rural african life. massapequa is however, determined to keep the old spot alive, training his champions with the help of his children from am ready for a fight. are you a lu? mosacco is the king of cock fighting. he's famous in his home reaching coming to a county in western kenya. but before he heads to the ring, a youth texas sheree to see if it's working cockfighting here is nothing without this instrument shrinking in the background. cock fighting is embedded in the culture of kenneth new york community. the sport has been passed down from one generation to the next. and i use a lulu once his children to keep his legacy alive. drug when my kids grew out like them to be proud of the coach and to know that it paid for the education. they should not just b

in kenya, we meet a young woman, i think 2 and fig. my surrounding albin is in germany, congolese, robber and mortal. i'll be at joseph in the studio for a chat and we travel to booking up by so where are you get? victorian gifts will take for follow to our through our phone. sounds good with that in the form a neighborhood of narrow b, where we meet jan wife era. now jen was born with albinism. i read genetic skin disease and she was constantly ostracized. but instead of leaving a life in the shadows, jane channeled high energy into standing up for others. here is how story, jane, why thera has many talents. she's a writer, entrepreneur and an activist, but her part was defined early. she was born into our kids who your community in rural kenya with albinism osborne to a teenage mother. and this thing my thou and she got me from what she tells me from hardly bedroom experience, is that when they bist that had coming out the mid wave clinton as haughty slat. james mother left early on, leaving jane's grandmother to raise her. but the c

well, i spoke to a few people here in kenya to try and answer the question. when webster lucas is getting ready to lived, it looks like he is preparing for war. a battle between himself and an unimaginable 150 kilograms over his head. this is the life of a weight lifter and webster is one of the best in kenya. he was well on his way to becoming an olympian, but things didn't go quite as planned. i flip my buds. i should, i showed up in the gym i put on there with a good. but unfortunately, for example, for my, for the russian, which was supposed to be like go my link to dar scholarship and olympics of really misappropriated the form that was supposed to me for a ended up not making into the political event and not finding enough points to be able to qualify for that same year. webster was locked out of the olympics. the sports ministry was riddled with corruption scandal that left the former minister facing jill. time for me using olympic funds for webster, the experience of too much forcing him to quit the national team and say good bye to his childhood drea

let's bring you back in kenya, where we meet a man like no other. are you a lulu muscle trains, cox to fight? yet you heard that right? cock fighting is actually a big part of a culture. hain western kenya. but the traditional sport is losing popularity as modernization takes over aspects of rural african life. massapequa is however, determined to keep the old sport alive training his champions with the help of his children the man ready for a fight, a you a lu mosacco. if the king of cock fighting, he's famous in his home reaching coming to a county in western kenya. but before he heads to the ring, a youth checks his sheree to see if it's working. cock fighting here is nothing without this instrument shrinking in the background. cock fighting is embedded in the culture of kenneth new york community. the sport has been passed down from one generation to the next. and i use a lulu once his children to keep his legacy alive. drug when my kids grow old like them to be proud of the coach and to know that it's paid for the education. they should not jus

those are the, those are the stories of kenya, safaris. yeah. what the fact can, you know, was cast to be colonized by the elite of the british colonials. it so other people who went to the brand of africa, why he's not there is people or just civil servants who are working on behalf of the state. but the people who came to kenya and settled in, i knew, yeah, well that's, you know, you and all those. so they came with that all day. then you know, the values of that he stopped resting. that's what they brought here. yeah. the problem for can, can you had highest number of it on high school bureaucrats? so it was not just a was also that you show them many of it alone. your office has had been to the public schools and to breach. so this is deborah johnson went to that school. i'm sure he'd say that. yeah, good, good back. ok. i mean, i should ask, i mean, barbados obviously is left to commonwealth. i don't know what your views about. can you leaving the commonwealth? would it be possible for princess elizabeth, on the 5th of february $9052.00 not

he was combing through kenya. news reports, he saw on social media. >> one specifically where they said somebody had just seen them bring a child's body out and in a shopping cart. and they said it was a five or six year old little boy. and i thought to myself, well, i don't think anybody would confuse our boys for being five or six, but could they confuse one of our girls for being a little boy? and that piece of news was very traumatic to me. >> and agony, and alone, he prayed and started playing one song over and over in his mind. >> i think we do have a measure of grace that comes to us in difficult times. for me, it was a u2 song in the back of my head, it was called 40, from the 40th song and i started reading that song over and over again, and it was exactly what i needed to hear, and so it took a lot of comfort from that. >> it's got that great -- i know the song. >> it's an awesome song. >> hello mom, just sing the song. >> exactly. it became the inspiration of hope, it gave me something to pray about dur

and interestingly enough, in kenya, the profit margins are really high. ok, so just cut it and yeah, that's it. we have. we're having fun. yeah. actually i really good did come every time i think we need to bring a group of women to harvest and make something of it. so perhaps like a demonstration fall. yeah. bring them they harvest, we sit, we talk about what we can do, restoring landscape. and this is how now we can begin to grow. we yeah. now we start talking about a we are in the 1st generation that ah, children have west opportunities with and now even with climate change, they say you came here. you enjoyed yourself. you ruined the plan. that you left off nothing. each generation is booking. so gift and we have this generation. i'm passionate about the environment. so that's one thing we i went to have like a point garden around where you had to plead so good. so you follow me and then you list dead trees in the home i can pull, blunting up. what does it take to make a transformation? we can now measure it. if we could work hard to make sure many of

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kenya. the safe pony team helps locals develop alternatives to we believe that is that people who foster world started the problem and is that people who can solve your own problem? sure to ask is asked, not coming to just make them realize, this is where we went wrong. and then after there is them not to look at the solutions and haughton, with ours, is all you to facilitate these discussions? facilitator them coming together? that is what we are doing much, but the solution is coming draping from the people. after 2 months of consultations and conversations, the theater groups latest tour as drawing to a close. now. the safe kenya in g o aims to boost people's resilience amid the climate crisis. and inspire them to find solutions. the audience have got the message, renew them, i will make it no, nope, with all my thing. give them. i have learned that when we manufacture charcoal, it has many a negative effects on our landed, on my bad mac will work i because i got more than that by the leg

adan keynan, senior mp from the ruling coalition here in kenya, and he is a member of the national assembly's defence and foreign relations committee. ethiopian—born gabriel negatu, who has held many senior official positions in africa and is currently managing director at invest afrique. and murithi mutiga is africa programme director at the conflict resolution, the icg, that's the international crisis group. that's our panel, welcome to you all, give them a round of applause. applause. and remember, you too can join the conversation. it's #bbcglobalquestions. now, before we take our first question from our audience, i thought it would be a good idea to just give you a brief overview of the topic in hand, just to provide you with a bit of background about army coups and conflict in africa. so let's just watch this short film. what should happen when a coup is welcomed by the people? there was jubilation on the streets of conakry, the capital of guinea, six months ago, when the army ousted president alpha conde. there had been anger when he changed the rules to run for a third term, in what

i'm to the representative of kenya. thank you, mr. president. we thank the under secretary general for political peace building affairs, the special representative of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. and the o s. c e special monitoring mission chief monitor for their briefings, kenya cannot contemplate the continued insecurity in easton ukraine, and the impact it can have on broader security in europe. global security is intertwined. instability in europe, beyond threatening lives and economies, also disrupts the ability of this important region to play a constructive role in solving the most pressing challenges globally. insufficient progress in the implementation of the mens agreements has been realized since 2014 and that needs to change. kenya wants to offer 3 brief recommendations in doing so. we hope that they will contribute to a renewed push by all relevant stakeholders to stabilize a situation that left to escalate, threatens the very foundations of global stability and security councils ability to fulfill its ma

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peter carry you key is enough accardo expert from kenya. he regularly gives will me cultivation advice will me and tender one of his training sessions and now trains other farmers in nigeria carry yuki also taught him how to prepare the earth. the best method is to mix coconut visor is with the sandy soil on the knees. so the cockpit liked what would all absorb some water and put a and a laker. it's like us punch it to take the water from the all the other sides of the soil and put it near to the to the to the. ready to the sibling or you are treat. so all the time you are 3 will be moist. you see, so with, with a, the drip irrigation, that type of irrigation all the time you see that you have water, water, water with a, so the eco system, we won't, we won't waste a lot of water trying to see it. this of a kind of trees. it takes 2000 liters to produce one kilogram of avocados compared with one kilogram of oranges which need only 500 liters of water. avocado cultivation is therefore best in areas with abundant water supplies like organ phar

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i thank you able to little bit, i think the representative kenya for his statement and i'll give the floor to the representative of gabon messy mrs. belinda. thank you sir. given that i thank the secretary general for his statement as well as for under secretary general monsieur de carla for the information she provided with him for sir. this is the.

and teenaged out in kenya talked to us about and the father. and we are going to settle this question once and for all which african country has them fest with full place? let's kick off to days show in kind of states in northern nigeria says december 2020 more than 1000 children have been abducted from schools. this is one of the reasons why more than half of all the children who should be in school are not also . so over the school buildings are just not fit for use, but some people won't accept a stutter school. so let me to, the man behind the campaign hashtag gave north education his putting up a fight. nolan showed up all capes. hum, a brighter future. basic education is a fundamental human right. but here in min cheek, a village in northern nigeria is conner state. many children are found on the farm or playing on the street instead of in the classroom. eunice mussa is the co founder of the give north education campaign, which advocates basic education for all. not just the privilege, few. for eunice, helping rural kids, access education

she was born into a community in rural kenya with albinism osborne, to a teenage mother. and this tinney, my thou. and she got me from what she tells me from hardly bedroom experience, is that when the best that is coming out, the midwife clinton as haughty slat. james mother left early on leaving janes grandmother to raise her. but the cause of this abandonment in childhood remained growing up. jane never met anyone who looked like her and she was constantly shunned by her peers. pink colo getting teeth every day. like to a point of, i would hide in the to bush's and go home when the bell, but every time i went home, then love that my grand mother give me was like my sounding board. but jane stood firm and channeled her energy into forming the group positive exposure. kenya found it in 2010. it aims to support people with albinism across africa, to economic empowerment, social protection, and raising awareness. putting for the table exposure for me was i wish my child would wish that not child get treated there we are treated and no mother gets to feel hort my my bath fi

it prompted outcry against domestic abuse in kenya and beyond. john jay leno, who's one half madison's over the world. so she left an abusive husband after he took most of her winnings. she's been speaking out, says thousands of other abused female athletes have since contacted her. she set up a charity to help them like agnes still she, she could not tell anyone her problems. so most of them i asked that the suffering in silence. so. busy many objective is to try to, to get the and for them just to know their rights, what's what they are capable of doing. many of the runners begin when they're teenagers and can be vulnerable in the country, business of professional sport. most people here are wealthy, many live in shacks, small scale farming on the only ways that people can make a living. and a lot of the athletes say when they start out running, i can't even afford their own trainers and the winning the prizes from international running competitions is one of the only ways to make a decent living on the edge of a 10 is a growing suburb. of the

it prompted outcry against domestic abuse in kenya and beyond. john jay leno, who's one half madison's over the world. so she left an abusive husband after he took most of her winnings. she's been speaking out, says thousands of other abused female athletes have since contacted her. she set up a charity to help them like agnes did. she? she could not tell anyone, have problems. so most of them are suffering in silence. so many objective is to try to get them and for them just to know their rights, what's what they are capable of doing. many of the runners begin when they're teenagers and can be vulnerable in the country, business of professional sport. most people here are wealthy, many live in shacks. small scale farm is one of the only ways that people can make a living. and a lot of the athletes say, when they start out running, i can't even afford their own trainers. and that winning the prizes from international running competitions is one of the only ways to make a decent living on the edge of a 10 is a growing suburb of the homes of the fe

and kenya tribal allegiances play a major role. he's from the none the people, but he wants to overcome ethnic divisions as an individual and through sport. it's good to keep the belonged. i tried but it's spot to be table. that's what i'm saying i'm. that's what i'm only sell in the 3rd. all abbas. we belong to many traps. but you are human family altogether, but please turn to the table with her arming, aka lou electrically tre, fulsome in our country, is they a cascade once dreamed of having a career like elliott gib so guess. he can still list all the international marathons he's competed in. he live to run his personal best was 2 hours, 13 minutes. but then he was beset with injuries. he'd only ever attended primary school. so he had to start again from scratch as an adult. it was in uniform for 4 years school uniform from necktie as concert our socks and all that. sitting down in glass would smoke. it does not easy, but i took it really nice. so everybody were like, yes, yes, yes, go 40, go 48 on tuesday, a good way, lake ag

and kenya, tribal allegiance is play a major role. he's from the monday people, but he wants to overcome ethnic divisions as an individual and through sport. it's good to keep the belonged. i tried but it's spot to be table. that's what i'm saying. and that's what i'm only selling that for all of us. we belong to many traps. but you are human family altogether, but please turn to the table with her running, aka lynn coey. try fulsome in our country. is they a cascade once dreamed of having a career like elliot tiptoe. guess he can still list all the international marathons he's competed in. he live to run his personal best was 2 hours, 13 minutes, but then he was beset with injuries. he'd only ever attended primary school. so he had to start again from scratch as an adult. it was in uniform for 4 years. school uniform from necktie as concert our socks and all that. sitting down in glass would smoke. it does not easy, but i took it really nice. so everybody were like yes, yes, yes, go 40, go 48 on tuesday. a good way. lake ag edition o

peter carry you key is enough accardo expert from kenya. he regularly gives will me cultivation advice, will me and tender one of his training sessions and now trains other farmers in nigeria carry yuki also taught him how to prepare the earth. the best method is to mix coconut visors with the sandy soil underneath. so the cockpit liked what would all absorbed some water and put a and a laker. it's like us punch it to take the water from the all the other side of the soil and put it mia to the, to the, to the, to the sibling. or you are treat, so all the time you are 3 will be moist. you see, so with, with the, the drip irrigation, that type of litigation all the time. you see that you have water, water, water, water, so the eco system, we won't, we won't waste a lot of water trying to see it. these other countries, it takes 2000 liters to produce one kilogram of avocados compared with one kilogram of oranges which need only 500 liters of water. avocado cultivation is therefore best in areas with abundant water supplies, like organ pharma o

but kenya rejects such a germans from being pursued by force. away must complete our recovery from the embers of dead umpires in a way that does not plunges back into new forms of domination and oppression. we reject the expansionism on any basis including racial, ethnic, religious or cultural factors. we reject it again today. kenya ridge sisters its strong concern and position of the recognition of the two independent states. we further strongly come the trend in the last phenomena decades of powerful states including members of this security council breaching international law with little regard. multiple realityism lies on its death bed tonight. it has been assaulted today as it has been by other powerful states in the recent past. we call on all members to rally behind the secretary general in asking him to rally us all to the standards that defend multilateralism. we also call on him to bring his good offices to bear to help the concerned parties resolve there by peaceful means. let me conclude, mr. president, by reaffirming kenya's respec

this city of elder s is in western, kenya. there are many high altitude running hands around here, 2400 meters above sea level. everyone and everything is on the move. faith charity is only 17, but his schedule is crammed full school starts at 8 am and by then she is already done 2 hours of intense training. her goal to become one of the world's top runners, sending those who look and then you can have my life for future. and there could barza and then have my family and have those who and more and of her teeth by 4 p. m. faith, charitable is heading home. her parents and 7 siblings are a full hour bus ride away. she only sees them every few weeks. she lives with her coaches family with 5 other girls. every minute is dedicated to one dream. i always tell my friends, they have to be strong and keep working hard to get somewhere to improve, just like i work to improve, to have a job in the future. but the versailles believe faith cherry teaches coach bernard renault knows how hard it is to achieve success, an injury. and at his

the city of elder s is in western, kenya. there are many high altitude running hands around here, 2400 meters above sea level. everyone and everything is on the move. faith charity is only 17, but his schedule is crammed full school starts at 8 am and by then she's already done 2 hours of intense training. her goal to become one of the world's top runners, sending those who look and then you can have my life for future. and there could barza and then have my family and have those who helped me. and i think by 4 p. m. faith, charitable is heading home. her parents and 7 siblings are a 4 hour bus ride away. she only sees them every few weeks. she lives with her coaches family with 5 other girls. every minute is dedicated to one dream. i always tell my friends they have to be strong and keep working hard to get somewhere to improve just like i worked to improve, to have a job in the future. but the versailles, faith, cherry teachers, coach, bernard, renault knows how hard it is to achieve success. an injury and at his own runnin

this city of elder s is in western, kenya. there are many high altitude running cancer around here, 2400 meters above sea level of everyone and everything is on the move. faith charity is only 17, but his schedule is crammed full school starts at 8 am and by then she is already done 2 hours of intense training. her goal to become one of the world's top runners, sending those who look and then you can have my life for future. and there could barza and then have my family and have those who and more and as her teeth by 4 p. m. faith, charitable is heading home. her parents and 7 siblings are a full hour bus ride away. she only sees them every few weeks. she lives with her coaches family with 5 other girls. every minute is dedicated to one dream. i always tell my friends, they have to be strong and keep working hard to get somewhere to improve, just like i work to improve, to have a job in the future. but the versailles believe faith cherry teaches coach bernard renault knows how hard it is to achieve success, an injury. and at h

and kenya, travel allegiances play a major role. he's from the monday people, but he wants to overcome ethnic divisions as an individual and through sport. it's good the deep, the blunder, dr. but it's spot to be table. that's what i'm saying, and that's what i'm only sell in the thir or low pass. we belonged to many traps, but you had room on family altogether, but please don't be table with her and not go luca coey tre, fulsome in our country, is they a cascade once dreamed of having a career like elliott tiptoe. guess he can still list all the international marathons he's competed in. he live to run his personal best was 2 hours, 13 minutes. but then he was beset with injuries. he'd only ever attended primary school. so he had to start again from scratch as an adult. it was in uniform for 4 years school uniform from necktie as constraint our socks and all that. sitting down in glass would smoke. it does not easy but i took it really nice. so everybody were like yes, yes, yes, go 40. got 48 on tuesday, a good way, lake ag edition,

and kenya tribal allegiances play a major role. he's from the none the people, but he wants to overcome ethnic divisions as an individual and through sport. it's good to keep the belonged. i tried but it's spot to betray, but that's what i'm saying. and that's what i'm always selling that for all of us, we belong to many traps. but you add human family altogether, but please don't the table with her. i'm not gonna really quickly try fulsome in our country. is they across gay once dreamed of having a career like elliot tiptoe. guess he can still list all the international marathons he's competed in. he live to run his personal best was 2 hours, 13 minutes, but then he was beset with injuries. he'd only ever attended primary school. so he had to start again from scratch as an adult. it was in uniform for 4 years. school uniform from necktie as constraint our socks and all that. sitting down in glass would smoke. it does not easy, but i took it really nice. so everybody were like yes, yes, yes, go 40, go 48 on tuesday. a good way. lak

however, kenya rejects such a yearning from being pursued by force. we must complete our recovery from the embers of dead empires in a way that does not plunge us back into new forms of domination and oppression. we rejected expansionism on any basis, including racial, ethnic, or cultural. we rejected again today. kenya registers strong concern and opposition to the recognition to the independent states. we further strongly condemned the trend in the last few decades a powerful states, including members of the security council, reaching international law with little regard. most nationalism lies on its deathbed tonight. it has been assaulted today as it has been by other states in the recent past. we call all members to rally behind the secretary-general and asking him to rally up to the standard that defends. we also call on him to bring his good officers to bear to help the concerned parties to help resolve this part -- by peaceful means. let me conclude with the president by confirming kenya's respect for the territorial integrity of ukraine within

it prompted outcry against domestic abuse in kenya and beyond. john jay leno, who's one half madison's over the world. so she left an abusive husband after he took most of her winnings. she's been speaking out, says thousands of other abused female athletes have since contacted her. she set up a charity to help them, like agnes stood up. she could not tell anyone, have problems. so most of them are suffering in silence. so many objectives to try to educate the and for them just to know their rights, what's what they are capable of doing. many of the runners begin when they're teenagers and can be vulnerable in the country business, a professional sport. most people here are wealthy, many live in shacks, small scale farming on the only ways that people can make a living. and a lot of the athletes say when they start out running, i can't even afford their own trainers and the winning the prizes from international running competitions is one of the only ways to make a decent living on the edge of a 10 is a growing suburb. of the homes of the few ath

kenya wants to offer three brief recommendations. in doing so, we hope they will contribute to a rented push by all relevant stakeholders to stabilize the shoe ration that threatens -- to stabilize the situation that threatens the security's ability to fulfill its mandate in multiple conflict situations. first, kenya maintains the respect for the territorial sovereignty by all states is a cornerstone of global peace. if multilateralism is to be reborn into a system that delivers sustained peace to all, the most powerful states must consistently adhere to international law and to the respect of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries in all regions at all times. we therefore strongly urge all actors to respect the peace, security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of ukraine. the people of ukraine deserve inclusive governments, peace, and a vibrant economy which are all deeply dependent on regional stability and cooperation. second, as we indicated on the 31st of january in this chamber, we believe that this st

she was visiting kenya when herfather, george vi, died in february, 1952. anne soy has been looking back at that moment, and the queen's ongoing bond with africa. the royal visitor stepped off into the hot sunshine of nairobi. it was just a week ago today. no one knew then that the girl would arrive here as princess elizabeth, with leave again five days later as queen. if the queen were to come to kenya today, this is probably where she would stay. at the high commissioner's residence, and it is here in kenya that the then princess elizabeth learned of her father's death and that she would succeed him. things were quite different back then. it took some time for the news of the king's test to come from britain to this remote royal lodge in central kenya. it was prince philip, her husband of five years at the time, that broke the news to her. she had come here to represent her father. he had been too ill to travel. but she took it in her stride. the queen who is here, too, is head of the commonwealth to which africa has recently returned... of the past 70 ye

the city of elder s is in western, kenya. there are many high altitude running camps around here, 2400 meters above sea level. everyone and everything is on the move. faith charity is only 17, but his schedule is crammed full school starts at 8 am and by then she is already done 2 hours of intense training. her goal to become one of the world's top runners, sending those who look and then you can have my life for future. there could barza and then have my family and have those who and me and her teeth by 4 p. m. faith, charitable is heading home. her parents and 7 siblings are a 4 hour bus ride away. she only sees them every few weeks. she lives with her coaches family with 5 other girls. every minute is dedicated to one dream. i always tell my friends they have to be strong and keep working hard to get somewhere to improve just like i worked to improve, to have a job in the future. but the versailles, faith, cherry teachers, coach, bernard, renault knows how hard it is to achieve success. an injury and at his own running car