right from the independence of south sudan in 2011. there has not been accountability in the public institution that has been tasked with the management of finances and resources of the country, and the donors have not taken keen attention on that. they kept pouring money to south sudan, and also, they kept sending their own managers to come and take care of those donors' funds, and not much attention has been paid to the government institution, including the budget itself or how do they design the budget or their plans. on the basis of how the budget lines are designed, and even after the budget has been approved by the parliament, is it followed or it is not followed? particularly the infrastructure sector. allocated to human resource development sector. all these questions have not been asked. and then, the donors were busy bringing money, but not paying keen attention to whether this money adds value to enhancing the capacity of south sudan to take care of itself and to control its own destiny, like the rest of the nation that have

this causes and well caused considerable damage to sudan. if you have this clearly shown on demonstrated its behavior with regard to the sudanese citizens in the absence of an equally binding agreement by sleeping aside the neighborhood labor li, i'm right, unilaterally using its capacity to manage the dam in this country. thus, imperiling, please come on. the peace and security of sudanese citizens regarding the protection of the sudanese me of the research. this is 100 kilometers from the renaissance stem measure is less than a 10 of the size of the renaissance mean in terms of its capacity is water capacity. so we have, this will be the re gates almost 70 percent of the irrigated agricultural project in the sudan. why do you do much with the other dumbs generating almost 40 percent of electricity incidence. and therefore, that's the result of a regular flow of information on the modalities of filling and functioning of the renaissance. the safety security of the reserve system will be seriously threatened. moreover, the capacity of the 10

south sudan became independent him years ago. but jubilation quickly gave way to war, famine and political infighting. so what's the future for the world's youngest nation? can there be peace? this is inside story. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim john, south sedans, 1st president salva kia promised a new beginning of tolerance, love, and unity. 10 years ago, the world's newest nation had gained independence after decades of war, with the rest of sudan. but the excitement was soon replaced by a civil war of its own. fragile p steals, and humanitarian crises. solve here still leaves the nation a decade on, but he's been locked in a power. struggle with the 1st vice president react much, are many say their rivalry has hindered south sudan development, particularly relating to the countries. vast oil reserves. speaking at a ceremony to mark independence here, urged people to embrace peace. on my part, i assure you that i will not read, then you will that would again lead on wet together to recover the laws,

the dispute between egypt, sudan, and if you appear dates back to 2011. when if the o p started building the damn, the 3 countries signed the declaration of principles in 2015. that takes into consideration concerns of the parties involved. but differences remain on technical . ready issues despite several rounds of talks, the african union got involved last year after you started the 1st phase of filling the damn. the latest a you led talks between egypt, if you will be answered in, in april ended with no progress made last month, cairo, and her to me called on the international community to intervene ahead of if you hope your 2nd filling of the dam ah. all right, let's bring in our guess. joining us on zoom from swindon, u. k. mac derma, a visiting lecturer at the university of ro, hampton, in cairo. now the noted dean, professor of soil sciences and water resources at cairo university. and then as far the sharpie, professor of engineering faculty at the university of hawthorne a warm welcome to you all. now did let me start with you today. so egypt and

james, what are some of the biggest challenges that south sudan faces today? we have 3 major challenges, one on one of these issues johnny. and these are being missing from the very time of the ration of dependence. the political leaders in the country of it much into, into our struggle. and they believe in military power, more civilian and the country to attain violence, and these violent development progress in the country. so that's the 1st job in the 2nd charlene is institution. those leaders failed to give me a phone interview that monday the public affairs in the country. and because of these institutions, both leaders are always run the machinery of the government on personal basis and on connection with whoever they would like to be in use. the country or the 3rd, the 3rd problem, but we have is the, is the human capacity. so also then, so today is less than $1.00 to $5.00. but then how to utilize them and put them into the right position in the public. or if it does been a big problem and you can try for them and, and even isn't this connection as bee

, but the conditions in sudan's refugee camps are presenting new challenges. newshour weekend special correspondent benedict moran and videographer jorgen samso report. >> reporter: back home in northern ethiopia, tewodros tefara is a doctor in one of his country's largest hospitals. here in humdayat, on the tense border between sudan and ethiopia, he's still a doctor, but also a refugee, caring for other refugees. his entire clinic fits into a small room without electricity or runni water. he has a laboratory, pharmacy... >> and here is where i do some procedures, some wound dressing and wound ca. >> reporter: tefara is one of the estimated 50,000 people who fled violence in ethiopia's northern tigray region, dodging ethiopian government soldiers and swimming across fast-flowing waters to seek safety in this remote pt of eastern sudan. refugees arrive with everything from common infections to gunshot wounds. >> last week we saw 920 patients in seven days. >> reporter: not everyone can make it to safety in sudan. compared to the flood of refugees that arrived

the african union has 4 months trying to mediate between ethiopia, egypt, and sudan. but despite its efforts, the dispute about addis ababa construction of a giant hydro electric dam on the blue nile remains unresolved, downstream cairo. and her to say the issue could threaten peace and security in the region and ask the un security council to intervene before the situation escalades . but the french envoy to the un says the world body lacks the legal expertise and there is little it can do. he's called on the 3 countries to go back to the negotiating table. so the security council does plan to meet next week to discuss the crisis. egypt relies and then i'll for up to 90 percent of his fresh water supply and fears the dam could affect the flow while sudan is worried. the multi $1000000000.00 project could damage its own reservoirs and water stations. if the o p. s, as the dam is crucial to its economic development, and will provide electricity to millions of ethiopian se, egypt and sudan are seeking a binding agreement on the fire, on the filling of the dam and its op

the dam could affect the flow while sudan is worried. the multi $1000000000.00 project could damage its own reservoirs and water stations. if the o p s, as the dam is crucial to its economic development, and will provide electricity to millions of ethiopian se, egypt and sudan are seeking a binding agreement on the fire, on the filling of the dam and its operations. well, if you will be plans to go forward with the 2nd filling of the reservoirs before any deal is reached, the dispute centers mainly on how quickly if the o p i should fill the dam and how much water it would release cairo and her to them have called on the u. s. and you to intervene and last month rallied, arab countries to support their bid at the un at a saba has rejected the involvement of mediators outside the african union. and it was concerned about joint military drills carried out by egypt and sudan in may. the dispute between egypt, sudan, and if you appear dates back to 2011. when if the o p started building the damn, the 3 countries signed the declaration of pri

in sudan. when it became an independent country, she thought finally peace would prevail. translation: peace would prevail. tuna/mom- peace would prevail. translation: ~ ., ., ., , ,, translation: what made me happy was that we came _ translation: what made me happy was that we came out _ translation: what made me happy was that we came out of _ translation: what made me happy was that we came out of that - was that we came out of that life, being dominated by the north. we had our own government, our children started working on our own country. the land which we created, that is what made me happy when we raise our flag. we now have our own country, south sudan. herfamily is one of south sudan. her family is one of dozens living in uganda as refugees. independence didn't make life better for most of them. in 2010, over22,000 better for most of them. in 2010, over 22,000 sudanese, mostly from the south, had fled to uganda. thousands returned home when the country was reformed, drastically reduc

diplomatic context between the president of the republic with and the republic of egypt and as well as sudan. anything on these consultations with the highest authority that the 3 countries allowed to facilitate further exchanges on the most appropriate modalities to relaunch negotiations with a view to achieving an agreement that accounts for the interests of all during the most recent meeting of the bureau of heads of state and government of the a you on june 24th, president chicken said he reported on the consultations that he had undertaken. he reassured the members of the bureau that he is continuing discussions with the parties quickly with a view to restoring trust between them and finding a consensus on key issues. the president promised that from the conclusion of those discussions, he would provide a comprehensive report to the bureau which would allow for more substantial discussions in a timely manner. in the meantime, he requested that all abstain from making statements or taking positions that could jeopardize or complicate the very delicate negotiation process underway with a

well, now it's been 10 years and south sudan gained independence from sudan to become the wealthy youngest nation. yet few citizens there are rejoicing. who will, rich country has been mine by fighting that killed nearly 400000 people and misplaced millions. as humanitarian crisis and a fragile p steel are also making it difficult for many to move forward. hunger tosser of what's now from judah. john cox. it is people voting overwhelmingly to proceed from sudan. 10 years ago, wasn't a mistake. it would happen to south to don afterwards that broke in the war in 2015 . when another round of fighting in 2016 has left him traumatized. it will not only do as had been we had our collect, my brother we have get even during this douglas, my brother. they were also killed. when it repeat itself, it was audible. things are now relatively calm. i like previous t steals that failed. some people hope the unity government set up last will hold it for former rebel lee, the react. michelle fornia, the 1st vice president along with 4 other vice president, president salva kit and michelle are once again try

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al jazeera, sudan. anchor: iraq's prime minister's meeting with top security officials following an explosion. more than 30 people are believed to have died when a bomb went off in a crowded area. reporter: we are in the market, this is where the explosion happened. the attack that killed and injured dozens of innocent civilians including women and children. behind me, the explosion happened hours ago. now, security forces say it is an expose of device. investigations are still underway. the government has ordered arrests against the police commander, who is leading the security on patrol. as you know, this is the eve of the feast of sacrifice for muslims, and people were just trying to get ready to celebrate, by coming to this market and try to shop. according to health sources, there are women and children among the victims. this attack comes less than 24 hours since the security forces announced the apprehension of an isil high-ranking leader. there is no organization that has claimed responsibility

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many are now living in camps in neighboring sudan. our african correspondent has traveled to ethiopia's border with sudan to speak to people who fled the fighting. reporter: three teenaged boys emerged from the gloom, trudging their way to safety. they have escaped from tigray overnight across a river and well guarded border carrying nothing except stories of conflict, of old neighbors turning on each other, in a war threatening a crucial chunk of africa. >> some armed soldiers came. they gave us two days. reporter: there is an ethnic cleansing going on in the town across the border here? >> yes. we feel bad because it is our country, our land. reporter: the boys are of fighting age and may soon be needed back in tigray, but for now they are safe, across the bord in sudan. a grim life in this refugee camp beckons. in the makeshift clinic, one remarkable refugee is looking after thousands. he was a surge in back home. now he is part doctor, part chronicler of tigray's latest agonies. >> there is no food and no water. they were told the

that if you're a period construct thing and of course, sudan and jim are posed to this. and then the us ambassador, they're making an important point about the horn of africa being asked inflection point with really intellect regional crises. and this is important because this dispute over europe, his dam does involve 2 of africa's most populous and powerful countries with really radically different views on the impact. it could have a few p s, as it will continue with dam construction because it's vital to boosting the production of electricity, citizens access to electricity, and also for its future economic development. and you have countries like don and egypt who say will threaten that water supply. and so this is why the, this issue is being discussed in the united nations security council. there is an argument that it could cause regional instability and is a matter of international peace and security. so whole acumen, it had the secretariat for the african platform, the african organization working with communities, businesses and governments joins us from nairob

and sudan says it's concerned about the impact. the dam will have on its own dams, especially one name to say with which lies 100 kilometers away from the guard. he said the whole city are very dumb, has the capacity of 7000000000 cubic meters, and the renaissance done has the capacity of 74000000000 cubic meter. you can't operate the 2 down without that information sharing agreement that is legally binding, which we need to guarantee the safety and operation of our dams to ensure farmers compliant crop. it's not the only security issue if europe has been facing in the region since november, it's been locked in the border conflict with the dam over elfish ago. a 3000 square kilometer agricultural air, yet claimed by both sides a colonial era agreement. with that as part of to them. but if you can, pharmacy it belongs to them and they've been forming on it for nearly 50 years. talks to end the border conflict between piano and if you have thoughts in december for dance, says it once. if you have to abide by the 19 or 2 boundaries an

what is your take on how south sudan is doing without god is right now. i mean, it hasn't really grown up has, i know that there are lots of issues that still remain unresolved and not just from 2011, went out that i was born and created no issues that were not resolved since from 2004, 2005, when the comprehensive piece agreement was signed, we're looking at issues of reconciliation, healing truth between the various factions, between the various ethnicities and tribes communities in south sedan. so those issues were not addressed by the comprehensive agreement. they were not addressed with the birth of south sedan and 10 years on what they were. the main reason behind the fracture is behind the so many splintered groups and the group that were created in 2013, just 2 years after south trans independent. so up to date, when you look at salted and you know, you've seen 2 piece agreements that will find the last one that currently so holding but very, very shaky. they still know move to try to reconcile the various arm groups, the various tribes that will

but along the border, sudan and ethiopia have had a rocky set of relations in recent months. so, you know, the way this then react, unclear is yes. the grand rebels have rejected the sea flyer announced by the government after taking over the northern region from the federal forces and whether its troops or south of pig right or left on their own. there's no denying that they are unresolved issues, that if you use troops may need to focus on people. morgan all to 0 alpha sugar bodies to dam. libby is high, electro commission has promised fair and credible infections on december. the 24th, despite doubts that the vote can go ahead as planned. the elections were agreed as part of the country's peace process. the un sponsored talks in geneva ended on saturday without an agreement on how to organize them. iraqi forces say the disabled 3 bombs intended to blow up electricity towels outside the city of mosul. there have been several attacks on power plants across the rock and recent days. the 7 people have been killed. i'm the head report from back that attacks on tricity facilitie

you heard the position from egypt and sudan. they have gone nowhere and you have heard the strong comments of the addiction foreign minister -- the egyptian foreign minister that there was bad faith and irresponsibility from ethiopia. it is clear who the audience was. arabic is the official language of the security council. he could have spoken in arabic. he didn't. he did the whole speech in english. i think he was aiming at an international audience, making it clear that egypt cannot and will not tolerate the current situation. >> you are watching al jazeera live from london. much more still ahead. there have been a quarter of a million cases in seven days. africa experiences its worst week of the pandemic. also -- >> festival organizers in cannes. ♪ >> we have some rain in the forecast for eastern australia over the next couple days. more clouds cropping up, high pressure not too far away but on shore breezes pulling more moist air in. we will see showers around the eastern side on friday. looking rather gray for most of th

unlike egypt and sudan, ethiopia didn't send it's foreign ministers in this meeting. instead, it was represented by water and irrigation minister. the 2nd union is seized of the matter. and is emily facilitating our negotiation? that is why it is regrettable that are she steadily countries of the to bring the matter to the security company. it was sudan and egypt that had demanded this meeting, saying the fact that 80 peer is again filling the damn amounts to a threat to international peace and security. does not an overstatement to affirm that for egypt the girl is an existential threat. this is a situation that egypt cannot and will not tolerate. later i pressed the foreign minister on what action his country was prepared to take. so all their circumstances where you would consider military action. the matter of egypt, the protection of the rights of a citizen is inherent and is a matter that necessarily any responsible government would apply itself to clearly growing tension between 3 countries. 2 of them with a population of more than 100000000 people and another

if you'll be a sudan regarding good on this issue, china remains consistent in its position that the pottage should resolve differences through dialogue and consultation and achieve mutual benefit. and when, when result in african countries have a fine tradition or resolving regional problems through dialogue and consultation. egypt, if you'll be as, who are all important countries in the region. and good frames of china. and china sincerely hopes that the 3 parties and 3 countries in the spirit of friendly corporation were resume dialogue and consultation as soon as possible. reach an agreement at an early date on this illusion acceptable and beneficial to all 3. and look forward to the a usually continued do you grow? would you feel that the international community, including this council should support the 3 countries in resolving their differences and through dialogue and consultation? and to that end, create a favorable external environment to jointly maintain peace, stability and development in the african region. china stands ready to continue to play a constructive role along

down in sudan itself, which means flash flooding returns. ah, the story of them, bob weigh in her words. she is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it's even moving in the robot. my responsibility to tell is involved with the story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary, everyday life. or if the people i'm writing about patina got out of darkness. miser bob way on algebra, with energy and change to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your ah ah, hello again. on alpha 0, the can tell about unclaimed that now controls 85 percent of the country. a delegation from the group has been visiting moscow and has assured russia that it will not violate any international border. president, somebody my call says france will start closing its faces in northern molly before the end of the year by crow hosted leaders from africa, the whole region and a virtual summit. he plans to withdraw most of the

do the talking and prevent development in south sudan? oh, wow. can you making clear when, when the chat 2 years ago, 2 and a half years ago, president suffolk, you shut them down under pressure from washington, and then said, actually we are going to reopen it. and of course now there's massive chinese investment, hopefully coming into your country. but as you are aware, you've been before being dependent, my deloitte, actually the investment or the chinese investment. so and also our friends, such as the us, was offering the block, troy, and so others are willing to come invest in the oil industry. they're welcome to come to 1000. i mean, you don't think you're close relationship though with washington creates problems. i mean of venezuela is the country with the biggest known oil resources. do you think south sudan would be able to do a deal for oil infrastructural investment in your country while london and washington are looking on by the birth? johnson wants to overthrow the venezuelan government. he's talked about that. no, but he said, wel

the issue has res, tensions with its neighbors. egypt and sudan want a binding deal over the filling and the dams operations. and they've approached the un security council to intervene. ethiopia says the project is essential to its development, but cato and cartoon fear it could restrict their water access pile of a moment. we are now putting the turbines in what we call unit 10. we're installing the shaft, the unit 10, as soon as some important work completed in a few months. it's all about connecting it to the transformers. and this will provide the biggest outcome of this work for the people of it, which is generating electric power. ok, we have a team of reporters covering the story. we're going to speak to have a morgan ensued on this capital cartoon shortly. first, let's go to catherine site and others. it seems as though ethiopia is determined to carry on filling this down despite the tensions that are going on. while yes indeed it does. minister for every geisha has been tweeting about the completion of the filling of the dom. and he said that it had stored enough water now

the also this, our south sudan mocks a decade of independence. that reflects on the pain brought by years of fighting and ox says more people are dying of hunger than koby 19. as the pan demik bush is hundreds of thousands into families. and i'm dissimilar to these 4 things including a cove at 19 outbreak in the us olympic basketball camp and the phoenix suns all now as close as they've ever been to the n b, a title is basic to nothing lead over the movie, but ah, thank you very much for joining us. the taliban plains, it now controls 85 percent of afghan. his son, a delegation, is visiting moscow and in fis it's open to a cease fire with the afghan government. the group says it will lead and inclusive government with respect for minorities and that it won't let i so operate from its territory. or the taliban has been making rapid territorial gains as foreign forces accelerate their withdrawal. the u. s. military operation in afghanistan is set to end sooner than originally planned. present. joe biden says, troops will be out by august the 31st,

if i was really struck by how the president of south sudan and the vice president of south sudan, march the 10th anniversary, they were into very different places. and that says something about their relationship, but also how seltzer on his phone right now is to have a listen into what they said. on my part, i assure you that i will not return you back to work again later on where to go to recover the laws decayed and put our country back to the path of development in this new job, our celebration today is very important as the whole world looks at us. every commemorate this tempt independence anniversary. would have to be fed started on is a very young country. and there were lots of challenges when it was being founded. so where do you think the country is going now? are fat mentioned where we've got young people, we've got farmers as potential. it was looking at the potential. yeah, i mean, it has always been bear, you know, when you look when i was creating 2011, the potential was that the youth were there. but the foundation is what was my thing, you know, i me, you look at civil

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we already have 70000 refugees, cross in the sudan. most of them say that they want to know what is going on back home, and they want to hear from their relatives who they say they've left behind in terrible humanitarian condition. the government in f 14, a formerly known as far as the land is inviting southern africa, the regional block to investigate after weeks of protests against the king, their report, dozens of people have been killed and injured during the demonstrations. alexia bryan reports enough to fill in a 13 e capital in bonnie patients who say they were shot by security forces. 2 i went out to see what was happening and so the cars were on fire. we went to look at the supermarket, which is also burning. but when i got there, the police chased it. i just got back to my house when police arrived and they shot me videos like the hard to get the whole landlocked kingdom, formerly known as the lead internet and phone access have been sporadic since protests against the monarchy escalated this week. but opposition activists sa

imperialism works is 10 years since the creation of oil rich, south sudan, now auctioning oil contract on the global market ribbon buy food insecurity and killing the country's future, though, be brighter than anyone can imagine. joining me now is south sedans, new investors, london, agnes oswald, thank you so much master of coming on. people might have heard it out. you don't get george clooney you campaign for the creation of it. how isn't the 1st 10 years of its existence been there since 10 years overall has been going well defined. the challenges also has made a lot of progress. as you are aware, we build the nation out of scratch given to never station on do over 50 years. so struggled, i mean, you have worth 3 enough 1000000000 barrels a day being produced at the moment. 90 percent of the oil hasn't been extracted yet . i mean, you say it's been going well, why does it have food insecurity and why? i don't know, take covert, for instance, i was reading, you only had maybe 4 ventilated population of 12000000 people. 24 in terms of cabin right now we have 11 to let us and thanks t

people voting overwhelmingly to proceed from sudan. 10 years ago wasn't a mistake. it's what happened to south to don afterwards, broke in the war in 2013. when another round of fighting in 2016 has left him traumatized. it will not only do as had been we had our collect, my brother. we have get even don't be stuck with my brother. they will also kill when it repeat itself, it was audible. things are now relatively calm. i like previous t steals that, failed. some people hope the unity government set up last will hold it for former rebel either react michelle fornia, the 1st vice president along with for other vice president, president salva kit. and michelle, i once again trying to work together and to the elections in 2023 politicians. hope this transitional period encourages refugees and internally displaced people to return to their homes. thousands of people live here and this is just one of many can cross out the door. there's no running water and not enough food, meaning fat. and you said they don't know how long they going to be. and going home for several o

conflict over fresh go farm lens as well as some tension over areas further south along the border, sudan and ethiopia have had a rocky set of relations in recent months. so you know, the way to stand reactive is clear as yes. the grand rebels have rejected the sea flyer, announced by the government after taking over the northern region from the federal forces and whether its troops are wish south of pig right or left on their own. there's no denying that they are unresolved issues. that if you get troops may need to focus on people morgan all to 0 alpha sugar bodies to them. the pakistan democratic movements and position party alliance is valley and its supporters. same payment to him on con, should resign. the keys were failing to deliver on promises and say his 2016 election victory was ranked and tortured by the military. qual hider, was there so far, despite the fact that the buckets on a democratic line had been hoarding large rallies across the country. they have not been able to muster the kind of support the challenge of progress on steady against government, which is run by iran

have a morgan there in ga dot if in southern sudan. thank you. let's return to our top story on the political crisis in tennessee and the former president moses mazique. he joins me my life on paris. mister mostly, keith, thanks so much for joining us. live on out there. it's been a very fast moving day with the president in tunis, seemingly taking full control in your opinion. has he violated the constitution? of course, of course, this is a no, it's no doubt about the fact that the school because it's part of the info center i have all the pos the main idea we have when it right. in addition to say that the president is no longer, you know, the guy will have all the power. but now for the, for this project contribution is over and know it's a want to go back to the old system. but before the important, you need your supposed to be success story and then it's no longer expect story. it's just like all the other states. it seems a new chapter, it's being written in tune as he has history. so in the last few hours, without hearing that the preside

stam the 2nd, filling off the damage to be completed this month, but told to reach an agreement with sudan and egypt fails to produce results at their requests. the issue will be discussed next week at an urgent fashion over the united nations security council. it will morgan reports from alpha sugar near the porter, with ethiopia. when rebel sees the grand capital this week, the few been government said that was because it had withdrawn its forces. it says it needs them to focus on other threats to the country. when the gym or by you don't get are going to the goal of declaring a cease fire in the to gray region is to neutralize the danger of the 2 great people's liberation front and withdraw military equipment from there. because the region does not currently pose a threat to the country, the exit of the army from too great is one of the steps to address the external threats to the renee sounds damn and fill the gaps. the renaissance them is built on the blue nile source of 80 percent of the miles waters. it's set to become africa, the largest hydro electric them upon completion. if you

the issues raise tensions with its neighbors. egypt and sudan. want of binding deal over the filling and dams operations. and they've approached the un security council to intervene. ethiopia says the project is essential to its development, but cargo and cartoon fear it could restrict their water access pile of a moment. we are now putting the turbines and what we call unit 10. we're installing the chart for unit 10 as soon as some important work completed in a few months. it's all about connecting it to the transformers. and this will provide the biggest outcome of this work for the people of it, which is generating electric power. katherine size and addis ababa and she says the dime as a source, not just of power for a few pins, but national pride. the minister for every geisha has been commuting about the completion of the filling of the dom, and he said that it has stored enough water now to run to the top, binds to generate electricity. in the coming months, it has raised a regional tensions with both egypt and so don't worry about how this

blue nile state near the border with a few every july, all the gates of there was there is them in sudan blue. now states are opened to allow the rivers water to pass through. but this year, engineers are having to change their plans because of a new damn 100 kilometers upstream in neighboring if you're up and up. in recent years, the level of the reservoir of the rose area dam used to be lower because we knew how much water was flowing in this year. we've held back more water than usual and changed the relief patterns so we can continue generating electricity. the dam produces nearly 15 percent up to them hydro electric power, about $280.00 megawatts in all hydro power accounts for have to dance electricity. but if you use the renaissance, them has 3 concerns about there with areas opperation, which in addition to generating electricity, also provides water for some of to dance, largest agricultural schemes. if he has them, is a point of contention with the downstream countries to dan and egypt is alec more thought about this to be developed without a legally binding information sharing

and for the west and south sudan and sudan itself, which means flash flooding returns. ah, frank assessments is an argument for suggesting that the martin and ministrations i've just been a long game. it's very much of a warm embrace of iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics informed opinions, schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and they have politics? then their life has been shaped by vitamin the in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh the stories analogy 0. the african taliban claims it now controls 85 percent of the country of delegation. and the group has been visiting moscow and has assured russia that it will not violate any international borders. the un security council has approved a deliveries from turkey and to rebel held syria for another year. russia had threatened to block the operation, but a compromise has now been reached. president jim, i knew where my phone says franz will start closing its bases and northern molly before the end of the year, micro

between sudan, if europe in egypt over the filling and operation of the dam. now the government of the dance also expressed concern over the safety of with there is them once, if you appeal and now is that it has completed the 2nd filling the gate of the repair is down, which is just about a 100 kilometers away from the renaissance. them were open to allow excess water to flow out so that it can make room for the water that is coming from the european highlands, specifically from the ground. if your printer is on fam, for the government says it is concerned about millions of civilian poll live along the bank of the nile, and who rely on the river for sources, especially because they have seen the impacts of different filling. take it zoom as long running corruption trial has been adjourned until tuesday when the court will rule this or can go ahead virtually. the former south african president denies challenges of frauds, corruption, and money laundering their links to a $2000000000.00 deal with a french defense firm and the 1990. on july, the 7th zoom, a hand

but there's still no calm in sudan . the country remains torn apart. it's exhausting and not just by high shoes, coca, his hopes have a new beginning, have been dashed. at the end of last year, he was arrested because of a theater workshop in which women took part displeased the religiously minded police. it took an outcry from international filmmakers to get her jewish cook released from prison. where on the steps of getting into the piece. but we're struggling with new new things. we're struggling with a technocrat government that can really deal with running the government alongside this military and the national security and the remainder of the old regime with the old mentality with all my chip. so now where we're set where like we could do it is that is the time into that history where we could do it. if we fail, if us failing, but it still needs a lot of energy to go forward as use, coca isn't giving up. he's planning a film about the odyssey of african people trying to reach europe, performers, african road trip. the despite the challenges thes