parts of northern kenya have not seen any rains in years. we look at how communities there are hope ah i'm all on soccer, a very warm welcome to the show. we begin with yet another leader in the u. k. britain's 3rd prime minister in a year of political chaos is promising a new era of stability. former finance minutes that richie sooner gained the backing of his conservative party to win the leadership. his predecessor list trust had to stand down, run financial mark is projected her economic plans soon. next 1st task will be to restore confidence in the you case finances the she so not received a warm welcome at the conservative party headquarters. center will pick over the top job from this trust. her quit just after a few weeks in office. but so not faces tough challenges such as tackling thought in energy and food prices and a deep political crisis. he will be the 3rd prime minister this year. the united kingdom is a great country, but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity, and i will mak

we encourage all investigation by the government of kenya into his death. it's not entirely clear that we know all the circumstances at this point regarding what led to his death, but we do urge us d. w correspondence. felix miranda is following this story in nairobi and he has more on the circumstances surrounding sharif stiffy. i should sheriff, met his death on sunday evening just outside to nairobi. the policing can you have since owned up to the shooting is the dent we'd see say was a case of mistaken identity. they were looking for a contract, a vehicle. but the license plate numbers did not nearly much with their one be shot at the pakistan high commissioner to kenya on monday was at the morgue, where the autopsy has been conducted. and she called for a speedy investigation into the incidental that led to eyeshadow death. she also promised that a shudder sheriff body would be at lifted to pakistan for a proper burial. an investigation has since commenced on the shooting incident. and i should sheriff's vehicle towed to the nearest willis station. she

it's kenya. it is. if yoga it is somalia, it is part of g t for that matter. so it is we, it is very different to what we have seen in previous years. and it says that was ronnie at the gosh, there from unicef. archaeologists have discovered the record, a 17th century warship in swedish waters, and scientists say that they're hoping to learn more about the history of swedish ship building without actually having to raise the ship from the cba for more than 3 centuries. she was nowhere to be found. no, the appellate has resurfaced off the coast of bucks on to 17 kilometers from downtown stock. hong. it took archaeologists a few months since the 1st citing, but with the wood samples they collected from the rec, than a positive. they found the long lost sister ship of the vasa. vasa is the iconic, gayly commissioned by the swedish king gustavo sa doses. it sank on its maiden voyage in 1628. after sailing only a few 100 meters. it's become a famous tourist jackson and has its own museum and stuck on one of the major questions his wife also so bad on why did a afte

as for police, he was shot in kenya. she asked for her family's privacy to be respected and to be kept in prayer m r. height. more from outside to roofs home in islamabad. they got don says surrounding a killing of cause. i've created a lot of confusion. yeah. because there is a widespread perception narrative and focused on amongst a journalistic community that they were deliberately targeted. now, as far as our sherry was concerned, they were denied conic anchored, and investigative journalists who know many calendars and corruption stories about budget on ruling lead. the politicians and even the ball for military establishment. and therefore he had to leave the country after the new government to go and read the photo which are arresting several journalists. some of them alleged your dish, your georgia, a senior center job was also here alleged georgia. and our shirt should have of gods had to escape to dubai because of the imminent threat to him. we're being told by one of its close friends that lived by also becaus

i'm connecting from nairobi, kenya. oh, be a banga, was my friend, my brother, my mental i would not have entered into the world of writing if it had not been for him. i say good to have you. all right, so all of our guests have a story and have stories about you have been of anger. why nina? i'm sure you do to why you like his writing. what would you like to ask about his writing? i do chip comment section. it's open right now, please do use it. be part of today's show. i'm actually going to ask you about the story about the 1st time that being of angers writing got to be known beyond kenya. and that was something to do with a cane africa literary prize. and he had an argument with the people who were running the prize because he wanted to put in a digital piece. and they told him what the loss actually is exactly what the said. so when yeah, i was in kenya, he had written this wonderful story memoir called discovery home, which was about returning from south africa to kenya after a long period to way he'd already writ

his response to that was that, you know, kenya's options are open. i notice, though, that at the united nations, which is his first sort of real exposure to the outside world, he kind of supported some of president biden�*s ideas. now, that must have been deliberate. it wasn'tjust done in passing by mistake, was it? by going as far as saying that we're going to grow the economy from the bottom up and, you know, using words which president biden uses, he definitely was trying to play to those similarities between their approach to the economy. it is a very challenging period. more than 4 million kenyans are facing hunger in the north of the country. climate change is a big, big issue at the moment. and for the first time, we have a leader who is talking about that. but it's one thing to talk. so we're waiting to see what exactly he will do. four years ago, a wonderful thing happened in ethiopia — a country which has suffered so much over the decades. its president, abiy ahmed, was awarded the nobel peace prize in 2019 for his work in ending the st

what made me start was probably just an idea to make a change in kenya for and not to segregating the visually impaired community or disabling a community. and we thought of project would cbm, kenya the christian blind mission of how to bring arts in to facilitating education movement. our awareness into the visually impaired in kenya, the christian blonde mission has been working since 1970 and preventing blindness, improving hope and helping people with disabilities go to school with the proceeds from her paintings. beneatha wants to support their work or for braille painting. i do this on a donation basis. i don't make them because i don't feel that i can take i have principles that make me want to just give it as a donation for the children who can get their surgeries, that cataracts reversed. or they can get glasses. so that's what i do. i just donate i make hits and there's really no price tag with quite an experienced albin deep ions as a doc history about country as well as engaging with the creator of lights that came from it from or to check us out on d, w dot com forward sl

and that is why you went to kenya. other countries like through lunch probably there were no, you know, people who grew whom he could contact and he could go and stay with them. so there were certain people who were trying to help marsha, the brand, a part that they have some contact in kenya was kind of a business partner to one of your friends so far. sure. then they thought that it would be safe for him. and since the time he was in kenya, he was not getting out of that facility where he was living and only yesterday with whom he was. busy staying with the king in police and drug the saying that day he was sure he's brother, he was not sure she's by there because she only had one brother who was mark geared a couple of many years ago. and so, yeah, so he, the person with whom she was staying in, he asked him that we should get out of and you know, for a change for our ship, because since he has been there there for long and he couldn't, he couldn't. he didn't wanted to get out so and for last couple of days from aug

right now. canada is facing the final round of kenya's biggest junior golf tournament. once she hopes to win. yeah it's, it's the final leg of the safari comm tour at the royal golf club and obviously we want to finish. well, she's not last tournament at all. vizier. she is. so she's, she's won all that on. i'm in the she's entered. she of course focuses on performance, but her appearance also matters to her for tomorrow. i'm going to wear this. i like this. it's nice and this, this on shirt. i like that. and then also i'm going to word this hats. this don't look too bad, so yeah. tomorrow i think i'm going to walk on my short game. also, my long game earns my chip pin and make sure them i'm going to go my lying. and i just hope this practice well to morrow. off to the last training session before the big tournament. i hope when lots running needs ah, are you eating slowly? that's why we're, i mean we run late carmella. oh. so what happened? you a, i did. yeah, i'm sorry. okay. yeah. yeah, but anyway, we're almost here with the final round drawing near canada. can't hel

geothermal steam is being harvested from kenya. it could cut greenhouse gas emissions and lift millions of people out of poverty. our reporter reports from the power plant. reporter: the steam is so hot, you can boil an egg on it. to appreciate the power of the heat, there is nowhere better to look the northwest of nairobi. this energy is coming from the plant and it is essentially limitless. it is producing 962 megawatts of power that could do a great deal more. harnessing geothermal power for electricity is important. >> the steam from the ground and up in park lines and best game is separated and is injected back into the ground in the steam is taken to a power plant. reporter: can interest most of its energy from clean sources. -- kenya derives most of its energy from clean sources. it is also the largest producer of wind and geothermal on the continent. >> that is why you find them having an interest in kenya and in africa. reporter: francis -- [indiscernible] >> we need to light up the entire village. reporter: in most parts,

his response to that was that, you know, kenya's options are open. i notice, though, that at the united nations, which is his first sort of real exposure to the outside world, he kind of supported some of president biden�*s ideas. now, that must have been deliberate. it wasn'tjust done in passing by mistake, was it? by going as far as saying that we're going to grow the economy from the bottom up and, you know, using words which president biden uses, he definitely was trying to play to those similarities between their approach to the economy. it is a very challenging period. more than 4 million kenyans are facing hunger in the north of the country. climate change is a big, big issue at the moment. and for the first time, we have a leader who is talking about that. but it's one thing to talk. so we're waiting to see what exactly he will do. four years ago, a wonderful thing happened in ethiopia — a country which has suffered so much over the decades. its president, abiy ahmed, was awarded the nobel peace prize in 2019 for his work in ending the st

it will go, how soon is the executive director of amnesty international kenya. he says police conducting extra digital killings is a widespread problem. in 2021. they were over $186.00 cases of extra visual killings and about $37.00 cases enforce disappearance. this is sadly, despite our constitution, despite the fact that we are democracy, this is a phenomenon that is known to to many families, particularly families from low income neighborhoods in a robi, i mean the killing of a journalist is also a shock for many kenyans press freedom is really not under, not only under attack, but it's really, you know, an attack on the right of the public know the truth. i think the police statements that have been released today is still also wanting in terms of clarity. it's really not clear why such legal force would have been youth, especially if a child was supposed to have been in the vehicle. and, you know, as i said, there are number of cases that have happened every year. the special if you that the president, those can, you spoke about last week and demanded that

next is sports life with a look at a 10 year old golf project from kenya river, there's much more news or website. that's d w dot com. i'm aaron to merlin. thank you very much for joining us. every day campus for us and for our planet. a global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smart new solutions overseas said in our ways or is truly unique. and we know that, that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive google ideas, the environmental series, global 3000 on d, w, and online with k. oh, oh, oh oh, i know my trophies that one. okay, well then as for the cat, this one, it makes me feel happy makes me feel paddling is one to inspire more people to play golf. i will go on there become a professional golf. ah mana, please wake up. mom in the day begins with stretching full caruana, amador me. this young girl is one of kenya's greatest golf talents. so as you can

today it's been officially rolled out in kenya. i mean he doesn't hear from friends get thank you for coming to somewhat. nctc i hopes to revolutionize how hood is find water by using something 87% of kenyans already had in their pockets [inaudible] smart phone. so what. happens. on their phones. the axis is satellite maps which detailed the water conditions throughout. dating is the ten days. yeah what you're looking at right now this is the kind of hesitated condition. you can also zoom. defining surface water. so as you can see here this is a line that has not yet right. using it hey does concede instantly we to target migratio. and avoid using dry areas which need time to recuperate. to find out more about how they can help it is. i'm off to seven kenya with some insight have lost. half their cattle. just one does everyone has been using after scout three months. does to us yes hi i'm donny thank you so much for allowing us to come to a home and join you today yeah. these are animals yeah this is my animals okay is my father. i

you know, you don't have to be in kenya to access cultural heritage. another reason why we digitize is to preserve the material the digital heritage specialist trains museum staff across kenya. the teams have a huge task ahead of them, digitizing tens of thousands of books, papers, and photos. some of them hundreds of years old. i lot of the time when i'm training on digitization, i would say about the process of digitization is not about just sticking the photograph. it's about the decisions that you make before you take this photograph . the 1st step is inspection and selection. not everything can be digitized choosing the right to objects is also a way of writing history. when we are digitizing, do we still defeat the theme? colonial kind of tom. do we still repeat the ways in which our people are objects are described? or is this an opportunity to say ok, change how things are described? 0, one example. the mama comes in the 1950s. the british army and colonists detained many canyons and forced labor comes using a cable material. the african digita

you know, you don't have to be in kenya to access cultural heritage. another reason why we digitize is to preserve the material the digital heritage specialist trains museum staff across kenya. the teams have a huge task ahead of them, digitizing tens of thousands of books, papers, and photos. some of them hundreds of years old. i lot of the time when i'm training on digitization, i would say about the process of digitization is not about just sticking the photograph. it's about the decisions that you make before you take this photograph . the 1st step is inspection and selection. not everything can be digitized choosing the right to objects is also a way of writing history. when we are digitizing, do we still defeat the theme? colonial kind of tom. do we still repeat the ways in which are people or objects i describe? or is this an opportunity to say okay, let's change how things are described. 0, one example. the mama comes in the 1950s. the british army and colonists detained many canyons and forced labor comes using a cable material. the african di

b, mary a. chi was a community leader in north in kenya, but she was killed alongside 10 other people, including police offices, 2 weeks ago they were pursuing armed bonded who had stolen livestock from to can a county by walk unnumbered and outgunned. she tried to get help, but bled to death from hunt. gunshot wounds showed up in their day here, but she lost strength because of love of water. because though they really leave the water in that area. so i to talk among hard in communities that border conflict areas are not new in this part of the country. this is a village that was set up. we then people here say the left because of security problems, villages that we've been talking to say they have no food, and they still don't feel safe. lyla, did the family say they lost everything? when bonded to talk to their home, murmured of an early, no one is protecting us. sometimes when there is a big attack, we see police. but by that time, our animals have already been taken. we are on our own wards, the gutter will mila both go up and done in another village. this man tells us how cattle

a well known pakistani journalist is shot dead in kenya, arshad shot, he had been critical of pakistan's government and it's military and i was try kind of festival in miramar kills at least 60 people. the military is being blamed for the attack and helping visually impaired football fans the can't. all world cup is right. it's a debut, an aerobic common to service ah says up to $1500.00 g m t. we're going to start this news are in the united kingdom, where former chancellor richey synagogue, has made history by winning the conservative party leadership he said to become the 1st by minister of indian origin, replacing this trust as leader. this was an exit 2nd attempt at the top job in 6 weeks. we initially lost a trust in september, the 42 year old service finance minister under boris johnson. as returning officer in the leadership election, i can confirm that we have received one valid ah re ac is therefore elected as leader of the kentucky. ah, well that announcement came after penny mordred withdrew from the conservative party leadership brace. she said, this decision is a historic o

parts of northern kenya have not seen any rain in years. we look at how communities are coping and he's already serving a 23 year present. herb. now the disgrace film producer and convicted rapist harvey weinstein faces more sex crime charges in los angeles, called ah, i'm all azako. a very welcome to the show. we begin with yet another new leader in the u. k. britain's 3rd prime minister and a year of political chaos is promising a new era of stability. former finance minister wishes soon i gained the backing of his conservative party to win the leadership. his predecessor less trust had to stand down when financial markets projected her economic plans to next. first task will be to restore confidence in the you case finances the she so not received a warm welcome at the conservative party headquarters. so not when pick over to adopt job from this trust her quit just after a few weeks in office. but so not faces tough challenges such as tackling floating energy and food prices and a deep political crisis. he will be the 3rd prime minister

still ahead on al jazeera ambushed in kenya, i will tell you about the people fleeing to safety only to run into more travel with protest in paris, tens of thousands of people demand action from the french government to tackle the rising cost, with anticipation is rising and so with most of my cattle aways, the part of the autumnal storms is still the same. they come up from the atlantic trust the british isles and towards scandinavia. and the rain often spreads into the middle of europe. so that's what's going on currently and is typical of autumn is one little anomaly down here in the eastern mesh, we'll get to the 2nd, but the immediate future that rain, they will just touch spain, france, and probably german low countries. at the time being, it's nice and sunny in england. for example, 17 in london. now you saw happened in crete, and there's still a risk of some showers, though, probably not big thunderstorms in crete, but the wind up this depression here is near cyprus. so cyprus has that risk of big thunderstorms, but hasn't yet been realized. it's quite possible that risk will

last week, failed to happen. kenya has launcher security operation following the killing of at least 11 people in the north. they were ambushed by armed fees. catherine sawyer, report them to connor in northern kenya. lower than b, mary a. chi was a community leader in north in kenya, but she was killed alongside 10 other people, including police offices, 2 weeks ago they were pursuing on bundles who had stolen livestock from to can a county by walk unnumbered and outgunned. she tried to get help, but bled to death from hunt. gunshot wounds showed up in fair day here, but she lost strength because of love have water. it goes over, they really leave the water in that area. sought to talk among hard in communities that border conflict areas are not new in this part of the country. this is a village that was set up. we then people here they, they left because of security problems. villages that we've been talking to. they, they have no food and they still don't feel safe. lua, did the family see they lost everything when bonded to talk to their home. mom, literally no one is protecting

yes. 4 consecutive rainy seasons have failed in northern kenya. one of the driest regions, it's particularly tough for communities which rely on their livestock for a living. as the land has become even more barren, hundreds of thousands of animals have died with their livelihoods gone. the situation for local people is dire, especially in kenya's to connor county, as did all use felix marengo reports, who selina kelly has 4 children of her own, and also takes care of her sister's kids. but with a drought she's been unable to feed the large family at times even skipping meals. know how fireplaces call it in the cooking ports are mostly empty. her children are surviving when food she's coverages. good at all. i have to go to the bush and collect wild fruits. could ingo sing the children with that we is causing selina unbearable pain. they're sick claim. most of the time they go to bed on an empty stomach above them. i just feel terrible. her husband, joseph once had so many goods and cattle that they filled, the st closure and money he used to and

this is the 2nd time the ceremony is being held here in kenya. and the idea is to tell more stories on the impact on communities in the world. some of the films was screened in canberra, one of the most famous informal settlements in the city ordinance to say it shows the contrasts and successes of the global goals. those who came to watch the screening say the mostly worry about bread and butter matters. because i know that it's going to be rather it's as you're going through a lot. but my, what you got may, wasn't the the feel that now like give me another perspective.

it's kenya. it is. if you're pure, it is somalia, it is parts of g t for that matter. so it is really, it is very different to what we have seen in previous years and is his head. and you saying that you have never experienced anything like it? or do you think that local authorities could have done better when it comes to preparing for the situation? i think local authorities and communities have been doing what they can. but what has made this situation different is in previous decades, i would say in this region, we would get it round every 10 years, and then it became every 7 years and then every 5. and now we're seeing these routes every 2 to 3 years. so the time to recover between one route and the other is no longer in place. and the coping mechanisms of the communities of the families once they lose livestock and of governments is actually really eroded. so we go in as unicef with all the other humanitarian agencies to save lives every time. but as we have often said, you saved lives is layer one of our intervention underpinning that you have to be able to build

there is no, we're better to look the north west of kenya's capital nairobi. this energy is coming from the off and it's essentially limitless. anom warranty is exploring for new geothermal drill sites for the countries, electricity generating company. it is producing $962.00 megawatts of power, but could do a great deal more, santi, se harnessing geothermal power for electricity is simple. their steam from the ground is on a channel of him, a steam lines, and the steam lines and up in up our place. and that steam, of course, it is separated where the liquid face ice, the can inject a back into the ground. and the steam dry. steam is thick into a power plant and runs at out by generating electricity can yet derives most of its energy from clean sources. it has some of the world's largest, your family, wealth, and plants. it is also the largest producer of wind and geothermal energy on the continent. i think africa stands out now as a viable option to bring about a change so that africa will make the, the necessary contribution to greeny, the environment. and t

parts of northern kenya have not seen any rain in years tonight. when we look at health communities, there are code and he's already serving a 23 year prison term. now the disgraced film producer and convicted rapist harvey weinstein is facing new sex crime charges in a los angeles court room. ah, i'm regards to our viewers watching on p b s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin tonight with yet another new leader in the u. j. britain's 3rd prime minister in a year of political chaos is promising to night. a new error of stability. former finance minister ritchie soon acts to day gained. the backing of his conservative party are becoming the leader of that party. his predecessor lives trust. she stood bell when financial markets rejected her many budget. her economic plans for the country soon ex 1st to ask, will be to restore confidence in the u. k. government finances the she for not received a warm welcome at the conservative party headquarters. so not when pico went to adopt job from this, just her quit just o

we got time to travel for kenya. we one audience has created a new form of art appreciation and at the same time expanded her audience. let's take a look at what it's all about. hi, i'm tina. whenever i'm a painter at 1st glance, the paintings of this nairobi based artists seem to be colorful and bright, but they have a hidden secret. my paintings have messages in them. and so as you go to the painting, they'll be messages all, returning braille, and then they can follow the type of message i'm trying to say with the painting for one. for winnie on god, she who lost her eyesight in 2010 t. nearby never us works are really worth a 1000 words there's a buildings there and the windows, it's the building is written in grade and the ocean to is with them in braille and the fish and the trees. and the people moving that the words written in grade. so that gives me an understanding of what's, ah, is there is the message through their big chair. braille is a system of res, dogs that can be read with the fingers. since it's d

parts of northern kenya have not seen any rain in years. we look at how communities are coping. ah i monica jones. good to have you with us. britain's a former finance minister has won the race to become its 3rd prime minister. this year, richie sooner could gain to the support of more than half of m. p. 's from the ruling conservative party, his rival penny more donned, withdrew, and pledged to support the new government. soon access that stabilizing the economy will be his 1st priority. d, w, corresponding big mass is following the events in london for us, and she told me more about britain next prime minister, richie, so neck that we're really watch. after weeks of financial market, tom, all political and economic term, all the conservative party has decided to go for their new prime minister, somebody who has economic confidence. this is how he is seen. he's the former chancellor. he's somebody who is credited with helping british business is helping british people through the term, all of the coffee times and, and rescuing british businesses. he's got a background and fine.

there is no, we're better to look the north west of kenya's capital nairobi. this energy is coming from the us and it's essentially limitless. anom windy is exploring for new geothermal drill sites for the countries, electricity generating company. it is producing $962.00 megawatts of power, but could do a great deal more. santi, c, harnessing geothermal power for electricity is simple. their theme from the ground is on. if i know of him of steam lines and the steam lines and wrapping up our place and that steam, of course it is separated where the liquid face eyes the can injected back into the ground. and the steam dries. theme is thick into a power plant. and rhonda turbine generating electricity kenya derives most of its energy from clean sources. it has some of the world's largest, your family, wealth, and plants. it is also the largest producer of wind and geothermal energy on the continent. i think africa stands out now as a viable option to bring about the change so that africa will make the, the necessary contribution to greeny, the environment. and t

parts of northern kenya, i have not seen any rain in years. we look at how communities are coping ah i monica jones. good to have you with us. britain's former finance minister has won the race to become its 3rd prime minister this year. richie sooner gained the support of rolled and half of m. p. 's from the ruling conservative party is rival penny more dawn has withdrawn and pledged to support su. neck. former prime minister boris johnson withdrew from the contest despite claiming he had the backing to stage a come back. so let sir get the latest on this breaking new story from dw correspondent begging master. she is in front of 10 downing street in london, the prime minister official residence, of course. so big it. tell us more about britain next prime minister. what should we know about wishes to knock that we're really watched? after weeks of financial market, tom, all political and economic term, all the conservative party has decided to go for their new prime minister as somebody who has economic confidence. this is how he is seen. he'

election day itself was was i think especially gall, incurred to a whole host of people. police in kenya say they mistakenly shot dead, a prominent pakistani journalist who had fred, his home country to avoid sedition charges. i shrugged, shall i shrug sharif, supported, former prime minister, him ran khan and had been critical of the government and military. norbert manly has more fuller, pock assoni prime minister in wrong con, was one of the 1st senior officials to visit the law about home of investigative journalist, arshad sharif, who was killed in kenya on sunday night. many appraising sharif is a man who dedicated his work to end in corruption and challenging the political elite. in an earlier tweet, emerald con wrote, he is deeply shocked, and that sharif paid the ultimate price for speaking the truth. he says the entire nation is in mourning sharif is leaving behind 5 children and his wife chaverra said dick, who announce his death on social media, saying he'd been shot in nairobi. she says she's lost a friend, husband and her favorite journalist is how i live and what would you

i'm connecting from nairobi, kenya. oh, be a banga, was my friend, my brother, my mental i would not have entered into the world of writing if it had not been for him. i say good to have you. all right, so all of our guests have a story and have stories about you have been of anger. why nina? i'm sure you do to why you like his writing. what would you like to ask about his writing? i do chip comment section, it's open right now, please do use it. be part of today's show. i'm actually going to ask you about the story about the 1st time that being of angers writing got to be known beyond kenya. and that was something to do with a cane africa literary prize. and he had an argument with the people who were running the prize because he wanted to put in a digital piece. and they told him what the loss actually is exactly what the said. so when yeah, i was in kenya, he had written this wonderful story memoir on discovery home, which was about returning from south africa to k. now, after a long period away, he had already writt

and kenya launch is a security operation following the killing of at least 11 people by so called talk . thank you for joining as we begin with breaking news from ukraine, where a series of explosions have rocked the capital, official say key was struck several times in an early morning rush. an attack with iranian drones. the mayor of key says the strikes also hit the central shaft shames, key districts. it's the same area that was targeted by russian shelly last week. let's bring in mom a jump june, who's in key for us, bring us up to speed with what's been happening in and around the ukrainian capital in the last few hours while it a fully 1st off in the last 15 minutes or so. the air raid alert system is officially off, so the city and region of keith have both been given the all clear from local officials. that being said, the mayor of kiva is tory, which go, he has urged citizens to stay out of the city since or unless it's absolutely necessary. he saying that there are roads that are still closed off and that will be the case for some time. so he is still telling people they sho

i'm connecting from nairobi, kenya. oh, be a van gar, was my friend, my brother, my mental i would not have entered into the world of writing if it had not been for him. i say good to have you. all right, so all of our guests have a story and have stories back. you have been of anger. why now? i'm sure you do to, why you like his writing. what would you like to ask about his writing? i g chip comment section. it's open right now, please do use it. be part of today's show. i'm actually going to ask you about the story about the 1st time that being ivank as writing got to be known beyond kenya. and that was something with a cane africa literary prize. and he had an argument with the people who were running the prize because he wanted to put in a digital piece. and they told him what they said by love actually is exactly what i said. so who were with yeah, was in kenya, he had written this wonderful story, a memoir called discovery home, which was about returning from south africa today. now after a long period away, she h

this is the 2nd time the ceremony is being held here in kenya. and the idea is to tell more stories on the impact on communities in the world. some of the films was screened in canberra, one of the most famous informal settlements in the city auditor say it shows the contrasts and successes of the global goals. those who came to watch the screening, say the mostly worry about bread and butter matters because i know that it's going to radically as you're going through a lot. but my, what you got me watching be the feel that now like give me another perspective of late of ali. people are in the you know, the 100.

this is the 2nd time the ceremony is being housed here in kenya. and the idea is to tell more stories on the impact on communities in the world. some of the films was screened in canberra, one of the most famous informal settlements in the city auditor say it shows the contrasts and successes of the global goals. those who came to what the screening said, the mostly worry about bread and butter matters because i know that he's going to read that as you're going through a lot. but my watching go by watching the the feel that now like give me another perspective of like of holly people are in the, in other countries as we reached before. another form that captivated audiences.

this is the 2nd time the ceremony is being held here in kenya. and the idea is to tell more stories on the impact on communities in the world. some of the films was screened in canberra, one of the most famous informal settlements in the city, or the need to say it shows the contrasts and successes of the global goals. those who came to watch the screening, say the mostly worry about bread and butter matters. but as i know that she's going to, rather it's as you're going through a lot by my what you got me watching the the feel that now like give me another perspective of like, of ali people are in the you know, the country does. we reached before another form that captivated audiences was about the race to save ancient forests from logging companies in north america and columbia. what happens a lot in north america as people just think these are regional stories. and, but i think it really shows that, you know, the cutting down of forces is a universal theme from country to country. the filmmakers say the intent to continue to use their platform

this is the 2nd time the ceremony is being held here in kenya. and the idea is to tell more stories on the impact on communities in the world. some of the films was screened in canberra, one of the most famous informal settlements in the city auditor say it shows the contrasts and successes of the global goals. those who came to what the screening said, the mostly worry about bread and butter matters because i know that he's going to read that as you're going through a lot. but my watching go may wouldn't be the feel that now like give me another perspective of late of colleague people are in other countries. and as we reached before, another form that captivated audiences was about the race to save ancient forests from logging companies in north america. and columbia, what happens a lot in north america as people just think these are regional stories. and, but i think it really shows that, you know, the cutting down of forces is a universal theme from country to country. and the filmmakers say the intent to continue to use their platform to tell

also coming up in the program, kenya sparks is a neighboring tons in year of genetically modified for juice. and to the east african country that's after nairobi left the bands out cycle a growing through crisis. ah, for moscow to the world, this is our t international. my name is peter scott. with the top stories this, our must go claims that the ukranian presidents is calling for the start of the world war wishes top diplomat. sergei love rav even believed that the lensky had called for a preemptive nuclear strike on russia of jura, zalinski. but his little sl yesterday zalinski called on his western masters to launch a preemptive nucleus strike on russia. with his statement, he's essentially shown the whole world more evidence of the threats emanating from the key of regime, which a special operation was launched, a new to rise attempt by the links to the secretaries to claim that he meant something else or ridiculous. in this situation, zelinski, like his entire regime, has got a taste and he's beginning to dictate his own conditions, both to nato and to the you able to live strea

this is a drought that has affected the entire region in kenya. for example, 3000000 people are in drought. we have spoken to some of them who say they don't have what they don't have food to kind of where we are one of the most effective regions. but despite the problems, the countries facing, the world bank says the economy is still strong and that the countries who thrive the right measures in place to get better. i would like to see the economy improving so that life can be more bearable. people are suffering. will also be hearing from president william root or who says that he's trying to make things better. but then we also know that the government is dealing with a very high external backed and a lot of kenya's, the width is taking to say that they believe that they're suffering will continue a little longer. the key is that press center chip tap. one has ordered his officials to study rushes proposal to set up original gas hub in the country. i sent that in at boots in says it offers the best route to read direct gas to the e. u. off the n

which was about returning from south africa to kenya after a long period. the way he had already written a little bit by that time and was semi famous. i would say, and he really wanted to enter the came prize. this newly instituted prize for african writing instituted out of oxford university at the time. but he couldn't find it new to publish his writing except for a short lived internet on the magazine called g. $21.00, which has run out of new orleans by a remarkable african american, colorado, a mess who paid every contributor, $100.00, even though he himself was not very rich. he was just interested in literature. so being of anger published discovery born in detroit, iran just in time for the game pro submissions sent it in, and they immediately wrote back and said, what are you doing? this is a senior surprise. we only accept serious writing and serious publications. and so he fired back to them and said, listen, over the last year, there's not been a single ontology of fiction or nonfiction, published on the african continent. where do you expect t

i'm in kenya. he says the situation is continually worsening. we are reaching a very deadly point because we are seeing a drought that has not been seen for the past 40 years. we are seeing the 4th festival rain season fail. the 5th one as expected between october, november, december is equally likely to fail. but to 1400000 people cross the horn of the of, of africa in need of food. in food and water aid, without which we will start seek before day of the goes to the end. so there's a lot of household that are really living in from in lake conditions. and if we don't take prompt action, we are facing a very dire situation. so in may oxford estimated that one person was dying every 40 seconds from the ongoing food insecurity. and despite a lot of action that has already been taken to support households, we're going through the, the, the, the food crisis, the new number for just mind boggling. we're looking at one person day every 36 seconds from, from, from the food crisis. and this is likely to watson, especially if they short trades fail. but

soy is in the north of kenya. she tells us how locals are faring. despite the high cost of living. we are at a market in northern canyon area of calls to cannot and more people with that the cost of facing commodities has been going up. and this is something that has been happening across the country. so we have prices that have been tripled in the last year or so. so people here are saying that they really are struggling to make ends meet. we also have a problem in the country when it comes that has been compounded by the drought. this is a drought that has affected the entire reason in kenya. for example, 3000000 people are in drought. we have spoken to some of them who say they don't have what they don't have food to kind of where we are one of the most effective regions. but despite the problems, the countries facing the world bank says the economy is still strong and that the countries who thrive the right measures in place to get better. i would like to see the economy improving so that life can be more bear

it don't go hot and is the executive director missy and national kenya. he says police conducting extra judicial kennings is a widespread problem. in 2021, they were over a $186.00 cases of extra visual killings and about $37.00 cases enforce disappeared . and sadly, despite our constitution, despite the fact that we are democracy, this is a phenomena that is known to too many families, particularly families from low income neighborhoods. in a robi, i mean the killing of a journalist is also a shock for many kenyans press. freedom is really not under, not only under attack, but it's really, you know, an attack on the rights of the publics. know the truth. i think the police statements that have been released today is still also wanting in terms of clarity . it's really not clear why such legal force would have been youth, especially if a child was supposed to have been in the vehicle. and, you know, as i said, there are number of cases that have happened every year. these special, if you, that the president of kenya spoke about last week and demanded that

, in kenya. but she was killed alongside to 10 other people, including police offices, 2 weeks ago. they were pursuing on monday who had stolen livestock from to canada, county, or walk unnumbered and outgunned. she tried to get help but bled to death from han, gunshot wounds showed up in their day here, but she lost strength because of love of water. because though they've really little water in that area, sad to talk among hard in communities that border conflict areas are not new in this part of the country. this is a village that was set up. we then people here say they laughed because of security problems. villages that we've been talking to say they have no food and they still don't feel safe. lyla, did the family say they lost everything. when bonded a talked their home mom bearable normally? no one is protecting us. sometimes when there is a big attack, we see police, but by that time, our animals have already been taken. we are on our own wards. we go to wu mere thought to up and down in

and kenya launch is a security operation following the killing of at least 11 people by arms, thieves. ah, hello, there is a hot and cold divide across north america at the moment. we've seen some exceptional warmth coming in to the north west of the u. s. and eastern areas of canada with temperatures in places like calgary. well above the average. it's similar story for seattle. now we will see things cool down slightly for british columbia as that wet and windy system pulls its way further east. but along that west coast, lots of sunshine, fine enjoy whether to be found stretching down to the desert southwest for the worst of the weather. we have to have further east east of the rockies and seems somewhat of a cool sound, but temperatures will be picking up here. certainly across central areas of canada . look at winnipeg, they're much of the wet and windy, where that can be found. further east of this snow pulling across ontario, edging towards quebec. and a lot of that where, where the will, it will pull away from the east coast of the u. s. but it does start to warm up. my says,

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