it's just like the community from the lake region in kenya. they eat fish because they are, they are next to the lake of victoria. for example. there are communities in central canyon cannot eat fish. they don't even know how to be christian bones. so this is lindy bonded for one community to i'm not that depending on your area, what works for you, what have you grown up with what you appreciate. so these are who are lot of variety, but these open as to to know what other people use us food. i'm picking it up so it's i big i t i'm, it's open for you to choose choosing. that's an amazing thing because here in america, they're really trying to push across the countries other countries in the west are trying to push this idea of replacing beef and brin, chicken with insects in your own homes, as it's already within your dietary, within your menu. do you see this to being a proper replacement for protein? in your family is equivalent to a b for chicken? is the infect substitution. what's maybe it would be the difference? yes, because these insight

ask her 1st guess a just a fina crony, a broadcast journalist, an immediate trainer out of kenya. thank you so much for joining us. josephine. hi . how are you? so nice to be in. oh it's so good to have you on. you know this is an interesting subject. one that you know you have to have a good stomach for because in the west into moffatt veggie is the ability to eat in facts. it's actually becoming very trendy as a way to help and sustain the planet. do you actually think this is a reasonable way to help the fight against so called a climate change? well, interesting in africa bags, or insects eating a is something from the very old days and in different communities i talking about to my country where i come from bad to come on in sake so bad that i've been eaten for years by most communities in kenya, and in the neighboring countries i'm, those are tom. mike's tom my. it's just close out of the ground at the 2nd period, most times in the month of august and september of every year they come out of the antioch. ah, just like that. nobody knows when they come out, but when they do,

hm. kenya. henry one. yeah. okay. and gerard, uninvited on to a panel to discuss awareness of blind. oh, we pay attention and all the things like this man, boy with my daughter the same i never see the face or to body. she's the my hand bullied in my head if someone like me have to cut, bid out in the morning. prepare myself maybe a few minutes before that because i take more time. and then title to me is very, very important because in this port is taught about tight, i'd not borderline. and it's difficult to accept that you are different than the other. but the most important thing is except ourself. now i'm very happy because i, i love myself, i accept jim, i had to go a long way before he could accept himself. first he climbed to 3000 me to mountain, then won't blow. now non kenya, the 2nd highest peak in africa. ahead of him a 5 days of hiking, then 12 hours of timing, his father accompanies him to pace. can we tell him to sit out as a role model and try to improve anita challenge that he sets himself scalable. i

was quite dia, refugees in kenya. last experience a full food ration in 2018. and depending on the availability of international food assistance funded by governments around the world, then the the ration has been as low as 50 percent through parts of 2021. it's incredibly difficult a choice to make working in partnership with governments and, and the international community to, to make those decisions. but we recognize that is a challenging time for the whole world. and i would like to recognise all of those international donors, international governments who have continued to step up and who continue to deliver last year. all of the top 5 donors to the world food program in kenya increased as supporting this region. notwithstanding significant challenges that they may have also been addressing outside their constraints in western countries cannot hide from dave involvement in the refugee crisis in somalia, which triggered by western involvement that led to the influx of somali refugees coming here to kenya. and that

just think ronnie, for joining us from kenya. i would you please stay tuned when we come back, we're going to continue our conversation with our guest on the phenomenon of eating, but see you shortly. huh. ah i rick sanchez. and i'm here to plead with you, whatever you do, do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something that's so different. my little opinion that you won't get anywhere else. welcome, it pleases you to have the state department, the cia weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your facts for you, go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay mainstream, because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you think . what happens when you make a digital gains with actual physical sport? something like digital filters. yes. because on is preparing to host the 1st ever gains of the future, a cyber context with a physical dimension. one of the innovators, e

was quite dia, refugees in kenya. last experienced a full food ration in 2018. and depending on the availability of international food assistance funded by government around the world, then the russian has been as low as 50 percent through parts of 2021. it's incredibly difficult a choice to make working in partnership with governments and, and the international community to, to make those decisions. but we recognize that is a challenging time for the whole world. and i would like to recognize all of those international donors, international governments who have continued to step up and who continue to deliver last year, all of the top 5, darnell to the world food program in kenya increased supporting this region. notwithstanding significant challenges that they may have also been addressing outside this region. western countries cannot hide from dave involvement in the refugee crisis. board. somalia was triggered by western involvement that led to the influx of somali refugees coming here to kenya. and that was back

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it's just like the community from the lake region in kenya. they eat fish because they are, they are next to the lake of victoria. for example. there are communities in central canyon cannot eat fish. they don't even know how to be fish bones. so this is really bonded for one community to i'm at the depending on your area, what works for you, what have you grown up with? what do appreciate, so there's a whole lot of variety, but these open as to to know what other people use us food, i'm picking it up. so it's i, b i t i'm, it's open for you to choose choosing. that's an amazing thing because here in america, they're really trying to push and across countries. other countries in the west are trying to push this idea of replacing beef and for in chicken, with insects in your own homes, as it's already within your dietary, within your menu. do you see this to being a proper replacement for protein in your family is equivalent to a b for chicken? is the insect substitution? what, what my bill would be the difference? yeah, yeah, because this insi

can you see the thing or not arrival in ny ravi kenya? here as in other african countries, avoidable blindness is increasing. so chicago meets another blind to paralympic champion who is fighting for awareness. henry to hi megan with you. hi, brenda. how are you? good. yeah, thank you very much. yeah, no. hm. kenya. henry one? yeah. okay. and gerard, uninvited on to a panel to disc. awareness of blind. oh, we pay attention and all the things like this man, boy with my daughter the same i never see the face or to body. she's the my him bullied in my head. if someone like me have to cut video out in the morning. prepare myself maybe a few minutes before that because i take more time and then title to me is very, very important because in this port is taught about tight, i'd not borderline. and it's difficult to accept that you are different than the other. but the most important thing is, except ourself. now i'm very happy because i, i love myself, i accept jim, i had to go a long way before he could accept himself. first, he climbed to 300

. bad as it is in kenya. and we have more than a 1000000 women and children of 5 who are severely malnourished and the native treatment is even worse somewhere else. and so what we have seen is increasing numbers of people traveling across the border from ethiopia across the border from somalia, and arriving in the refugee camps driven by a mixture of climate and conflicts, drought from conflict. we've seen more than 800000 people reach the de gab refugee camp in eastern the country near the somali border and rising numbers in the other main camp in the country. inca creamer refugees who were refugees even before the food crisis began. specifically that group of people, how was they being affected? there have been around for 1000000 people in kenya. so quite a long period of time displaced by really a conflicts either coming across the border from places like sudan and self sudan, or from somalia, or even e t o p or some of those people have been living in these encampments for so long that they have families

thank you so much. josephine chronic for joining us from kenya. i would you please stay tuned when we come back, we're gonna continue our conversation with our guest on the phenomenon of eating box. see you shortly for news i rick sanchez. and i am here to plead with you, whatever you do, do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else. welcome, but please. if you have the state department, the cia weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your facts for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you think . for november 22nd 2022 outraged orthodox christians confronted ukrainian security service offices, looking entrances and exits to keep the oldest monastery. they were looking for alleged russian spies among the monks. we mean dealer seemin

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this week, a label court in nairobi, rule that matter can face a lawsuit in kenya. as after the attack giant tried to have the case dropped, arguing that kenya's cords did not have jurisdiction over its operations. we reached out to met us as the ruling was announced and they responded saying they cannot comment on ongoing legal matters and matter is facing a 2nd law suit in kenya to individuals and a rights group say the tech giant failed to respond properly to hateful content. on its platform, facebook as relating to the war in if your p as t grier region, one of the plaintiffs says a facebook fail to take down hate speech. abram mirror seen here on the left says metal lack of action lead to his father's killing. merrick amari abra, a chemistry professor, any fuel pierre was on his way home from work when he was shot in the back and legs . this happened right after 2 facebook posts called for his murder. to look deeper into these 2 cases against meta in kenya, i'm joined now by iran gotten he is the amnesty international tenure executive director. welcome to dw ne

can you see anything or not arrival in nivea kenya? here as in other african countries, avoidable blindness is increasing. so chicago meets another blind to paralympic champion who is fighting for awareness. and henry, i mentioned with you, i am a brenda. how are you? good. yeah, thank you very much. yeah, no. hm. kenya henry one? yeah. okay. and gerard, uninvited onto a panel to discuss awareness of blind. oh, we pay attention and all the things like this man, boy with my daughter, the same, i never see the face or to body. she's the machine olean, in my head, gave some would like to me, happy got bid out in the morning. prepared myself, maybe a few minutes before that because i take more time and then title to me is very, very important because in this port to talk about type i not one line. and it's difficult to accept that you are different than the other. but the most important thing is, except ourself. now i'm very happy because i, i love myself, i accept jim, i had to go a long way before he could accept himself. first, he climb

now, not kenya. the 2nd highest peak him african. ahead of him or 5 days of hiking, then 12 hours of time. his father accompanies him to pace. can we tell him? is it out to us a role model and tries to improve anita challenge that he sets himself interest gilbert? i think that makes people see that limitations are imposed by oneself. that's what gerald always says. used to work as him through his it overall. how should i finish my trees? a really green sugar renovated from the very impressive with the trees are very impressive yesterday they also so monkeys. mm hm. let me stop what is today. i would not have imagined the forest trail to be beautiful, but because you on a dirt track it smells like dutch almond visually. i guess it gives you a lot easier. but since i don't see, i ask what i mean monkey. what i'm, what i feel at peace is when he got over to singing, the ground is soft. the air is spectacular. and i feel great oh and id like that will id my, send them with them. if you haven't been, i do

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to look deeper into these 2 cases against meta in kenya, i'm joined now by iran. gl holton. he is the amnesty international tenure executive director. welcome to dw news africa. now just looking at this high court ruling announced earlier this week, how did you feel when you heard the news them this international we were delighted by the judgment that actually the tenant can in court of law, is not only capable, but will be listening to the evidence by the daniel more time in this particular case, i think we can just say that we would like to, it's also very globally significant and historic in the sense that this is probably the that's a huge social media platform like meta facebook will be held accountable in a court of law outside of europe. right. and what does this mean on the ground for content moderators like daniel montague, you mentioned who brought this case against meta. i can only believe that they must be sighing relief and the sense of vindication with them. but for many years now, moderate to the claim that they are facing that they have been possible top. i m

this week, a label court in nairobi rule that matter can face a lawsuit in kenya. as after the tech giant tried to have the case dropped, arguing that kenya's cords did not have jurisdiction over its operations. we reached out to met us as the ruling was announced and they responded saying they cannot comment on ongoing legal matters. and matter is facing a 2nd law suit in kenya to individuals and a rights group say the tech giant failed to respond properly to hateful content on its platform. facebook as relating to the war in if your p as t grier region, one of the plaintiffs says the facebook fail to take down hate speech. abram mirror scene here on the left says metal lack of action lead to his father's killing. merrick amari abra, a chemistry professor, any fuel pierre was on his way home from work when he was shot in the back and legs . this happened right after 2 facebook posts called for his murder. to look deeper into these 2 cases against meta in kenya, i'm joined now by iran gotten he is the amnesty international tenure executive director. welcome to dw n

hm. kenya. henry one yeah. okay. and share our uninvited onto a panel to discuss awareness of flying. oh, we pay attention and all the things like this man, boy with my daughter the same i never see the face or to body. she's the machine bullied in my head. the some would like to me, happy got bid out in the morning. prepare myself may be a few minutes before that because i take more time and then title to me is very, very important. because in this port to thought about tight, i'd not want blind. and it's difficult to accept that you are different than the other. but the most important thing is accept ourself. now i'm very happy because i love myself. i accept jim, i had to go a long way before he could accept himself. first, he climbed to 3000 me to mountain, then mo, blah, now mount kenya. the 2nd highest peak in africa. ahead of him a 5 days of hiking, then 12 hours of time, his father accompanies him to pace. can we tell him to get out of the us role models and tries to improve anita challenge that he sets himse

and we some kenya history. where with the westgate shopping center and the 2 city hotel complex in the capital, nairobi, we will refuse permission to take our cameras inside by the strict security protocols in place in the country that we did manage to bring you. the following reports been more where you were one of the more than a 150 people injured during the waste skate shopping center attack. the september marks 10 years since 67 people were killed. we will you when that attack happened. thank you so very much also for having me on this program this morning. and as i told you, my name is ben montoya. i'm my strategy in governance consultants based in a row b. and for me, september 21st. 2013 was a saturday like any other. i remember being a saturday, you know, you don't have a very tight program. i was to meet up a friend of mine actually at 10 o'clock. unfortunately, he had a problem with this form. so he used a friend's phone to call me and informed me that to be getting i phone repaired at the shop, the

this week, a label caught in nairobi rule that meta can face a lawsuit in kenya. as after the tech giant tried to have the case dropped, arguing that can use courts did not have jurisdiction over its operations. we reached out to meta says the ruling was announced and they responded saying they cannot comment on ongoing legal matters and matter is facing a 2nd law suit in kenya to individuals and a rights group say the tech giant failed to respond properly to hateful content on its platform, facebook as relating to the war in if your p as t grier region. one of the plaintiffs says a facebook fail to take down hate speech. abram mirror seen here on the left says metal lack of action lead to his father's killing marrow. amory abra, a chemistry professor any feel? pierre was on his way home from work when he was shot in the back and legs. this happened right after 2 facebook posts called for his murder. to look deeper into these 2 cases against meta in kenya, i'm joined now by iran gotten he is the amnesty international tenure executive director. welcome to dw news a

from kenya, the u. n. monitors and conducts operations against preventing the spread of terrorism on the continent. but very often it is these operations that perpetuate terrorism, in africa. i spoke with dr. hassan hannity, an expert in strategic affairs, and asked him for his opinion. thank you so much for joining us here. and auntie africa ducked out at the moment, one of the current trends that you notice with regards to terrorism. there he's been a change in typically considering coming back and the number of dynamics have taken place. the least we that they'd defeat of icy suspiciously in its ability to hotels hurry. now what you're seeing is expansion of isis in other homes by setting up a province within the country, especially in this, i help the home and central africa region. why can't the american get a handle on terrorism when they poor so much money into countering it? while efforts by the native states, especially if they renewed efforts under the ministration to counter shut up, in parti

he's the captain of the only ice hockey team in kenya. this is the country's solitary brink. opened back in 2005. the kenya ice lions are normally forced to face off against one another. occasionally vote and blue and his teammates will get a friendly against a team of experience in the canyon capital. one of the perks of life in ny robi as a may. so could player, knowing that i don't have enough, i seemed. freeman and the exposure is not as good as compared to abroad. most of the eighty's are to be of assistance from some of which is we're going to be experts leaving the roby in working. they told me which ice time limited group, also trains on rooftops in roller blades. and of course, tops up his technique with the odd youtube tutorial. repetition is mother is killed . we got to train muscle memory. my jenny, to i focused that into an agent college. i recently did 1st, then i played in lame hockey and then on the few of my friends invited me to grow place. okay. and that was the beginning of the very beautiful jenny. the ice lions certa

that one come from you. elsewhere in africa, the red cross in kenya has condemned the killing of for humanitarian volunteers. allegedly, by militant groups and neighboring south sudan canyon authorities have called on police reserves to join the fight against terrorism. kenya's campaign is aimed against the all ship bob terrorist group, which has been wreaking havoc on the country and its neighbors. for more than a decade, kenya is preparing to adopt neighboring somali as approach where civilians are expected to aid and fighting against the militants. this comes as leaders of kenya, sure booty, ethiopia, and somalia have agreed to make a final stand against the group. we heard from a political analyst who says that a joint effort is the only way to completely defeat the extremist and particular, we've seen an increased activity or sort of a task associated with us or back across across the border. we can, she has read the mileage, this gets, it is already someone data. and also some part of it is the recent announcement by the leaders sort of piece up from a policy that started here

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from kenya, the u. n. monitors and conducts operations against preventing the spread of terrorism on the continent. but very often it is these operations that perpetuate terrorism, in africa. i spoke with dr. hassan hannity, an expert in strategic affairs, and asked him for his opinion. thank you so much for joining us here. and auntie africa ducked out at the moment. one of the current trends that you notice with regards to terrorism, that he's been a change as visually considering coming back and the number of dynamics have taken place. the least we that they'd defeat of icy suspiciously in its ability to hotels hurry. now what you're seeing is expansion of icy, seen other forms by setting up a province within the country. especially in this, i have seen the horn and central africa region. why can't the americans get a handle on terrorism when they pour so much money into countering it? while efforts by the united states, especially if they renewed efforts under the ministration to account shut up. in

and that's left according to the un, more than 4000000 people in kenya hungry in need of help. what are you doing to help them for your information? it isn't, it is high and typically proven. it is not something from the blue. if you sign typically proven that the current situation, the drought situation in can now in other parts of the globe in other parts of africa, is as a result of climate change. it is the reality. what are you doing for 1000000 people in kenya and what it is, but the situation is getting was 6000000 people in kenya i faced with to be at drought before i came here on friday, we had a big meeting with development partners on what the government is doing, we re routing. we are reorganizing our budget. we have already spend close to 30000000000 shillings on feeding or not facing food for livestock on water trucking. we are, we are going to be organized the dell, but get some more because the situation is getting better. the situation is getting worse. so we have re, assigning resources meant for development. we saw says men for food resources meant for hospit

i'm in kenya for a rare interview with the all—american entrepreneur and titan of technology, bill gates. for decades, bill gates was the richest man on earth, a tech geek whose zeal and work ethic made him the very face of american computing and capitalism. then he decided to give his money away. he's donated tens of billions to fighting for global causes. he's hyper rational, but behind those glasses are 67 years of emotion and experience. i want to access that. i want to find out what motivates him, why conspiracy theorists are so obsessed with him, and at what cost all that power, influence and wealth have come. i'm touring farms and hospitals in the remote region of kathonzweni in kenya, with the founder of microsoft. ok, so you put it in here. why are you feeding some chickens? even chickens have to eat. i want to find out how he's getting on in his new full—time vocation as a philanthropist, and ask him some of the tough and personal questions that follow him around the world. and i've managed to carve some time out of his meticulous minute—by—minute schedule. through the bi

kenya, a america's not really fighting terrorism. so why's america involved? our guys in america said they are frightened til, but i don't think they're fight if they're fighting dever, this should be brazil. can you help him? king every day? those are some of our coming inside the district or county. they're taking our people every day and sometimes they went to the hospital, they took the doctors, they are taking every day. they are putting bombs under their roads and then cause i do destroy a thing, i don't think they're helping while they're outside their though should calmly and help. so what are they doing? why are they here? if they're not helping they're here to funding give us to stay with us to show us. this is tara, this is what they don't do. both the textbook carried alpha somali militants at the most dish government no longer. once american assistance in fighting tara, it is come up with a unique way of dealing with the problem. dr. fatima alley of the us international university in africa, agrees with the approach. i think the approach of the go

a shake on kenya must. in addition to encouraging the use of sustainable sinkers boom boom is working with governments to implement eco friendly marine policies. and it's appealing to all people to stop throwing trash into the c. ah, we're now crossing the mediterranean now heading a phone swing to egypt. the north african country has a big west wanted problem. every single yell it produces a $100000000.00 tons of trash. a lot of that is plastic. so why not use it to make something useful? here is basics doing a bit. bah, plastic plastic and more plastic, as far as the i can see, and much of it consists of single use bags. here in egypt, around 7000000000 of them are still produced every year. if you live in cairo, then you would find definitely plastic rags flying, and then the sky, more than more than birds. most of the waist ends up here in man. she at nasa, also known as garbage city. it's located in the coptic christian neighbourhood in the center of cairo, without the so called garbage people, cairo w

kenya, a america's not really fighting terrorism to wise america involved. however, crazy america said they're frightened till but i don't think they're fight if they're frightened. della de should live brazil king a help in king every day. those of some of are coming inside their district or country. they're taking our people every day and sometimes the one to the hospital, the doctors they are taking every day. they are putting bombs on their roads and then destroy doing i don't think they're helping one outside their should company. and so what are they doing? why are they here if they're not helping they're here to funding give us money, but to stay with us to show us this is tara, this is what they don't do. both attacks what carried out by somali militants at the most dish government no longer. once american assistance in fighting tara, it has come up with a unique way of dealing with the problem. dr. factor, my alley of the us international university in africa, agrees with the approach. i think the approach of the government is the hard approach losi

i am an investigative reporterfrom kenya. for the past 18 months, i've been investigating the british tea industry. some of the uk's most popular brands, including pg tips, lipton, sainsbury�*s red label come from kenya's rift valley. that's half of all tea drunk in the uk. one in ten kenyans works in the tea business. we've spoken to 100 women who pick tea on massive farms. 75 say they've suffered sexual harassment at work. ten women have agreed to be interviewed on camera, providing we don't show theirfaces. how has sexual exploitation affected you as a person? many of the women have worked on tea plantations owned by british—dutch multinational unilever. it's been the biggest tea company in the region, producing pg tips and lipton teas since the 1980s. were you forced to sleep with a manager to get the job? jeremiah koskei. he's a divisional managerfor unilever. he's worked for the company for 2h years. the women say work is scarce, and they are desperate. they are left with no choice but to give in. i want to investig

that one come from you. elsewhere in africa, the red cross in kenya has condemned the killing of for humanitarian volunteers, allegedly by militant groups in neighboring south sudan, canada authorities have called on police preserves to join the fight and terrorism . kenya's campaign is aimed against the al shabani terrorist group, which has been wreaking havoc on the country and its neighbors. for more than a decade, kenya is preparing to adopt neighboring somali as approach where civilians are expected to aid in fighting against the militant. this comes as the leaders of kenya should movie ethiopia and somalia have agreed to make a final stand against the group. we heard from a political analyst who says that a joint effort is the only way to completely defeat the extremist particular. we have seen an increased activity or sort of a task associated with us or back across across the border. we can, she has read the mileage this case. it is already someone data and also some part of it is the recent announcement by the leaders sort of piece up from a policy that started so my layer u

so in late 2019 the somber decided to leave the forest. kenya's national broadcaster k, b. c picked up on the story. some of the families have already left the forest with others, demolishing the houses of the repair to leave the forest. those affected see the one not forced out of the forest, but of what kicked in. baldwin, torrini. what could have been a source of conflict between the government and the local community? was resolved peacefully. i think moving away he does without force from the government. oh, the forest. it is something unique in the world, though i, i think we but we would know what it was us and nobody we just saw our problem. we saw that the, our animals, i bang you and without foster or we also losing life. when we go to look for says romera and our neighbors. so we've seen our programs and we see the best way to solve this program is to move out of the forest. and we, we take care of what is sort of out of what has come to care was much once the decision had been made to someone were offered support from various groups, including the un food and agr

kenya, somalia, and ethiopia are among those worst affected. thousands of people in somalia are fleeing their country to seek safety and health in neighboring kenya. africa correspondent has been to a camp where more than 100,000 people have arrived in less than a year. reporter: thousands of homes that have sprung up in a matter of months. w.a.r. used to be the main reason people fled somalia. now climate change is a strong competitor. the camps here are literally bursting at the seams. thousands of new arrivals are settling on their outskirts. and because these are informal settlements, state agencies say they can't provide the help they need. proper accommodation and health care. the people here are living in limbo, unable to get the support they need. >> they don't have much, but people here help one another. the aide and arrived two nights ago and were taken in by strangers. >> it is much worse compared to previous droughts. no water. the dams are dry. and lot of people have died, let alone animals, due to drought and hunger. reporter: at

oh, to kenya. now where a lack of rain is causing the worst drought in decades, one national park is raising alarms about the death of its wildlife. between june and november last year, more than a 100 elephants and thousands of will. the beast and zebras have died. you w. felix, my ringer reports from the amble, sally national park in southern kenya. you don't have to go far inside kenya's embassy, national park to see these sad sight. just some of the thousands of animals that update here in recent months. the other victims of the last drought to history joint in the last decade. how cringe us see, they're struggling to cope for when we have lost. i don't want, we have no control over my life. we have no control over. we have lost cause we have no control over because it's just lie hundreds of carcasses just like a we did not know that it will hit us this way. and all these bud, the drought has forced the animals to seek water and food in new places. and travel farther than they usually would. th

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you to the wall country, south way, dependence on it, like kenya. how struggling to get by fertilizer prices. i've also gone up since the components come mainly from russia and ukraine. but some farmers have found a way around that they are using coll, my kneel as an alternative. and these students may be smiling in this feature about many like them. how to me, the studies behind in ukraine. now back home, the struggling to continue job education. me well as a war, rages on south africa has chosen on alignment and is odin military drills with russia and china? how do they justify that with i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. it's been one year since russia begun its invasion of ukraine. now, while a war in europe may seem far away from africa, the impact has been felt by many across continent of africa. we asked some in kenya and nigeria, how the war has affected them. it's affected me emotional goes, i have a friend who over the other from the ruddy when we talked last, it was like 2 weeks. this is not an address. i did that out. so fo

we asked some in kenya and nigeria, how the war has affected them. is ours affected me emotional? cause i have a friend over the other from nevada when we talked last joe's last 2 weeks. this is not an address i did that are. so for you to warn you that your voice was mid list, it's needless or is it senseless war? foot crazy is have really good. now i'm looking back from there factor laser praises. they have gone up making for it becomes such as cost would be because of leaving us become very high. ah, you'd see at the, for example, this year it has high level. it isn't going to be put off any it had to offer this . it does become very tough for most of what our drivers, the taxi drivers, several students over of niger on our region as well, their school in and out to a get their schooling journey out to be caught her. i mean caught shots, it's a loss for them. we'll be looking at all the issues raised in a bit, starting with the impact of the war on wheat consumers in africa. now, in 2020 alone, some african countries imported up to 80 percent of the wheat from either ukraine or

and why forest and kenya, our service providers. here in africa, we often hear balt elephant po, chain, and declining elephant populations. these are ongoing problems in some countries, but not in botswana, which is home to the world's largest elephant population. this old, an african country is seen as a role model in africa in many respects. good governance, a fair distribution of the wealth, and also conservation rethink decades of st. elephant numbers grow. but sometimes they come into conflict with local communities. ah ah, for most of human history we lived with and then nature. we've always coexisted with nature. this has allowed us like the environment to be able to sustain us to where we are currently. and as soon as we start sort of picking like a pot environment to say, you know, i don't want this, i don't want that. we are breaking down the cohesion of the environment. so that ecosystems, they work fundamentally well together. and just sort of elephants are very important pillows them for systems just as humans are. whil

you to the wall country start to way dependent on it, like kenya. now struggling to get by fred eliza price is i've also gone off since the components come to mainly from russia and ukraine. but some farmers have found a way around that they are using coll, my kneel as an alternative. and these students may be smiling in this feature about many like them, how to need their studies behind in ukraine. now back home, they are struggling to continue job education. meanwhile, as a war, rages on south africa has chosen on alignment and is odin military drills with russia and china? how do they justify that? with i, i'm eddie mike, a junior welcome to the program. it's been one year since russia begun its invasion of ukraine. now, while a war in europe may seem far away from africa, the impact has been felt by many across the continent of. we asked some in kenya and nigeria, how the war has affected them. it does affect any emotional cause. i have a friend, whoever did have it from nevada. when we talked last was last 2 weeks. this is the order. now gerard

this comes as the lead is of kenya, the p. o. p answer malia have agreed to make a final stand against the group. we spoke with a political analyst to say that a joint effort is the only way to completely defeat the radical and things for kenya. in particular, we've seen an increased activity of sort of our task associated with those across across the border. we've taken, she has read this case, it is already someone data. and also some of it is the recent announcement by the leaders sort of piece up from a policy that started my lawyer under under the regime of $600.00. it is also part of the realization that not only was federal somalia but also put in a good sense for the region and then we'll ship to be completely treated. we do therefore require the coming together of this regional state in the group, which was the passenger all these countries that are in the news. the palestinian health ministry has accused israel of denying cancer patients the rights of medical treatments abroad. and they did ongoing standoff surgeons fro

we asked some in kenya and nigeria, how the war has affected them. it does affected me emotional goes, i have a friend over the other from nevada. well, we talked last joyce, last 2 weeks. this is not an address. i did that are suffering due to war. did that your voice v middle. it's it's needless or is it senseless? war put crazy is have really good. now. i'm looking back from there factor laser praises. they have gone up making for it becomes such as pass for more detail because of legal has become very high. ah, you see at the, for example, the, she had it as highly it isn't many people off any it had to offer this. it has become very tough for most of them. what are, what are drive us? the taxi drivers, several students over of niger on our region as well, their school in and out to a get their schooling johnny at to be caught. i mean, caught shots, it's a loss for them. we'll be looking at all the issues raised in a bit, starting with the impact of the war on wheat consumers in africa. now in 2020 alone, some african countries imported up to 80

oh, to kenya. now where a lack of rain is causing the worst drought in decades, one national park is raising alarms about the death of its wild life between june and november. last year, more than a 100 elephants and thousands of will. the beast and zebras have died w felix marina reports from the under sally national park in southern kenya. you don't have to go far inside kenya's embassy, national park to see these sad sight, just some of the thousands of animals that update here in recent months. they are the victims of the last drought to history john in the last decade. how cringe us see, they're struggling to cope for when we have lost. i mean, once we have no control over my life, we have no control over. we have lost cause we have no control over because it's just like hundreds of carcasses just like a we did not know that it will hit us these way. and all these bud, the drought has forced the animals to seek water and food in new places. and travel farther than they usually would. that's le

what happened with getting caught up with 2 of the was tara tax in recent kenya. history. where with the westgate shopping center and the 2 sit hotel complex in the capital, nairobi, we will refuse permission to take our cameras inside by the strict security protocols in place in the country that we did manage to bring you. the following reports been more where you were one of the more than a 150 people injured during the way skate shopping center attack. the september marks 10 years since 67 people were killed. we will you, when that attack happened? or thank you so very much or so for having me on this program this morning. ern, as i told him, my name is ben model or my strategy in governance consultants based in a ruby. and for me, a september 21st 2013 was a saturday like any other. i remember being a saturday, you know, you don't have a very tight program. i. i was to meet up a friend of mine actually at 10 o'clock. unfortunately, eas, or he had a problem with his form. so you used a friend's form to call me and inform me that to be getting is if i form a repaired at

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