and it's here that the adf has its high doubts and hidden bases among web has worn out from nairobi. we do know about the a b s and his past tactics that each time he's been attacked by a military. often the congolese military, i typically ambush them, have been some quite bloody losses on the part of the colonies army. and also tons in in p street fighting with blue helmets in the past, and they try to take on this group. and then the idea say, typically responds by master clean, unprotected civilians in the villages that's been going on for about 7 years around the town of benny. more recently towards the north, his well in to re proven the been 100 the death possibly thousands in the last because of these brutal attacks targeting civilians. he speaks people who are observing this conflict, we're very much to campus. there's one that emphasizes these international connections to i s say, to bob in somalia, there have been some report for room as of connections to the group by the same name, but not, not necessarily connected in northern meson bagels. they called out about so on the

live with us from nairobi. that's the latest on omicron. also today, members of the world health organisation have agreed a plan to try prevent future pandemics. 194 countries have signed up to it — and further negotiations on the detail will folllow. here's the head of the who. the nations of the world have made a strong statement that health security is too important to be left to chance or goodwill, or shifting geopolitical currents or vested interests. this resolution was adopted at a special meeting in geneva. imogen foulkes was watching. what we've got agreement on at the moment is we really need to do better the next time, and there will be a next time there is a pandemic. i think that is not a person on the planet who has experienced the last two years and would disagree with that, but where it starts to become tricky is what goes in that international agreement? will it be a convention, will it be a treaty, will it be legally binding? will it get the who more powers to fly it scientists into a country where there is a new virus e

i am in my 3rd year at the university of nairobi, i lost a sister or a girl that was very close to my heart and saw i was struggling to you know, to make peace with myself. when my mind was completely shattered, i was almost beating architecture school because i was not seen the reason why i should be in class study. i could take, however, interest in it was when my sister, you know, was not there any more. so and, and so the question at that time was she is death. that's trying to act as a barrier between myself and the future myself and hearing something called architecture that i'm very passionate about. and i was that what is the connection between death and architecture? and so one of my lecturers tried to lift up my mood and you mentioned something that went straight into my head, late josephine. we know how close you were with your system and how would you figure out on the context in wonder where in 1994 juno said someone last you know their entire family, all their friends or their relatives are these people have moved on. and so through the 3rd day down in counseling from my

ah, if you more from nairobi took him early, the mom and you start speaking to people and the moment you start seeing the people trained to not to forget the past, but learning from it and racing from the ashes of these the atrocities from poured . i told myself that there was never going to be any or his own or the law letting an obstacle just stand in front of you and you can always skip on ethan, jumble bodied. and so that is what made this intimate connection between myself and rhonda with ah ah, there's a lot more to al jazeera than t v with our website mobile app, social media and podcast out is there a digital is a world of award winning online content. and portal brings you the very best of it . they're trying to frighten the people to leave it to go somewhere else. but the truth is that they've got nowhere else to go. so if you miss it online to catch up here with me, sandra gatlin on al jazeera coded 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism. alley raid navigates the big questions raised by the global pandemic power system based on private ownershi

this was the 1st place i arrived in nairobi when i came here to study. when the civil war started in somalia $99.00 to $1.00, italy was the natural refuge for many of the families fleeing the fighting awning itself. the nickname, little mogadishu can also plays hostile a half a 1000000 more somali said the dob refugee come between gary's on the border with some money. this combined with the 2011 ambition and the memories of the shifter war mic for a lift looks at best we have seen us people of dubious loyalty at was. i'll show up. these mistrust was gruff playlist, straightened on the 18th of november, 2012. when a crammed my touch, the mini bus kenyans used daily, full transport was blown up on the outcomes of isn't it? a young man in man was seized and bitten by the comb. within minutes there were running bottles between somalis and nancy moneys the looting of shops, rape and beatings were a grim reminder of how little has changed in my home. and it took the police several hours to intervene by which time the damage had been done. much to the anger of

in nairobi exploit those most in need? quality pays off how indigenous people in mexico, a using top quality coffee to fend off the competition and to tell, make power. no thanks. why germany is turning its back on nuclear energy to noble and fukushima. the west to nuclear disasters in history. radioactive waste can remain hazardous for thousands of years. yet many countries say nuclear power as climate friendly, because the nuclear fission reaction doesn't to match c o 2. there are currently 443 reactors in operation worldwide. most in the u. s. followed by france, china, russia, japan, south korea and india. and there are plans to build more according to the international atomic energy agency. global nuclear production is set to double by 2050. germany however, aims to shut down its atomic energy plants by the end of 2022, including brock's doff, which is the country's most controversial nuclear power station. these protestors are making their voices heard and have been doing so for decades outside a nuclear power plant

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how slumlord in nairobi exploit those most in need. quality pays off how indigenous people in mexico, a using top quality coffee to fend off the competition and to tell, make power. no thanks. why? germany is turning its back on nuclear energy. chernobyl and fukushima. the west to nuclear disasters in history. radioactive waste can remain hazardous for thousands of years. at many countries say nuclear power as climate friendly, because the nuclear fission reaction doesn't to make c o 2. there are currently 443 reactors in operation worldwide. most in the u. s. followed by france, china, russia, japan, south korea and india. and there are plans to build more according to the international atomic energy agency. global nuclear production is set to double by 2050. germany however, aims to shut down its atomic energy plants by the end of 2022 including blocked off which is the country's most controversial nuclear power station. these protestors are making their voices heard and have been doing so for decades outside a nuclear power plant in northern germany for over 35 years. now, activist

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who's following the events ensued on for us from nairobi and we asked him how likely it was that the protest is demand that the protest is demand for return to democracy would be met. it is very unlikely that the military will actually stepped down or back down and based on the resent development cause like earlier today, the internet was cut off. so people are not able to communicate amongst themselves . and so they were not able to mobilize as enough, but a protest i talked to this particular evening said that the military seems to be i tired in getting tired with what the protest as i continuously doing to mount pressure on them. but it is very unlikely because even they prime minister who was reinstated thiel has his powers cleave to by the same military that people expecting to bog down. so whether the military will back down, it's very highly unlikely, especially are following the reason developments. felix marine gas speaking to us from nairobi, there are christians around the world have been marking christmas day, but in many parts of europe, the celebrations have been scaled

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spoke with dw africa correspondent, felix marengo, who's following the events in sudan for us from nairobi. and we asked him how likely it was that the protest is demand that the protest is demand for return to democracy would be met. it is very unlikely that the military will actually stepped down or back down and based on the resent development cause like earlier today, the internet was cut off. so people are not able to communicate amongst themselves . and so they were not able to mobilize as enough, but a protest i talked to this particular evening said that the military seems to be dead tired in getting tad with what the protest as i continuously doing to mount pressure on them. but it is very unlikely because even the prime minister, who has reinstated still has his powers clipped by the same military that people i expecting to bog down. so whether the military will back down, it's very highly unlikely, especially are following the reason developments. felix marine gas speaking to us from nairobi, there are christians around the world have been marking christmas day, but in many part

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let's talk to malcolm whereabout correspondent tracking the story for us out of nairobi. malcolm, as far as we can tell, is this still an ongoing situation that very much we don't know how long this you've gotten, the military operations going to go on, but certainly not going to be something that short and quick, very thick terrain that you've mentioned. we've been there before, if you take even a few steps away from the road, it can be almost impenetrable, this forest, and that the bases that you've gotten to military directed those strike the historically inclined to set up ambushes in an attack. communities, civilian communities, commit. massacres and then disappear again into the forest. and so this is what made it difficult for very many, for mensray operations to succeed against them. the most recent was called the state of seeds on the part of congo. all me for the last 6 months, it declared a kind of martial law in more tv province in any to re province. the north is being criticized for not being effectively document showed that the budget for the military budget for this o

mm. 5 months before, without talks in nairobi, i came back to investigate escalating violence before kenya's invasion of somalia. these were the safest trace in the country. it's a bit unnerving for me if i can put it that way. i also said that i finally have to come back to my home town to cobra conflict and killing something i've done across africa. i've never felt like this is security is making things look towards sort of different, you know, i've, i've been covering other incidents in other places. this fault in the back of your mind that you go back home. it's safe. everybody is not anymore. ah, canyon somalis account for about 5 percent of the population. just one or 4 to 2 tribes that make up this country for centuries will leave doesn't enormous. in the semi i did lot of the ne, keeping camels, goats, and canceled. my own father grew up the son of a camel had and will bring me here to the market to meet my uncles and cousins when they came from tom to trade. since i was a boy, it has grown to be the largest in east africa, a result of the 2 decades civil war across the borde

now can web has more from can use capital nairobi to run these vice president has visited the scene. he said the dozens of died and many more were injured. burn these red cross came to the scene, some of the injured retreated there. others were taken to hospital room. these interior ministry said that the cause of the fire was an electrical short circuit. the interior ministry, those who said that there was a fire 4 months ago at the same prison also caused by an electrical short circuit, but on that occasion there were no casualties. overcrowding is common in burn these prisons despite a presidential pardon 6 months ago that resulted in 5000 prisoners being released. germany is marking angler michael's last day as chancellor after 16 years empower. all of shields is said to replace her on wednesday. a new 3 potty coalition will form the next government. the newly re elected president of the gabby. it says his country can overcome their differences. following saturdays election, there's been public unrest since a dam barrows reelection is main. rival has contested the result. barrow

well, joining us from nairobi. b, if you up in government says it's made more advances against grind forces during days of fighting the prime minister's office as forces quotes liberated many times and villages in the north were under the control of the t p l f. the government says rebuilding some towns damaged during the fighting. additional reinforcements are being sent. join a major offensive against forces. there was more and more countries detecting the new covered 19 variant. ami kron the latest nigeria, brazil saudi arabia and japan, which is tightening its travel restrictions. the well health organization is warning against temporary travel bands, saying they will not prevent the spread of the disease and could discourage countries from sharing data about evolving variance. no cases have yet been detected in the u. s. however, the centers for disease control says is working to impose stricter cobit 1900 testing rules for air travelers entering the country. alan fishing now from washington. the guided by sci

most of them were heading to nairobi for a u.n. conference. >> also at gate 12, in terminal 2, those two brothers from california, melvin and bennett riffel, who were enjoying a globetrotting jaunt together before the birth of mlvin's daughter. >> when we said good-bye, he gave me a kiss, and gave me a kiss on the stomach for emma. and he was all excited but nervous. >> there were also this young russian couple who posted a video on instagram showing the 737 max, a brand new aircraft. >> unlike the pilots involved in that indonesian crash, the ethiopian airlines pilots knew about boeing's mcas flight control system. and boeing had actually sent a directive to airlines instructing pilots what to do if a plane went into a sudden dive on its own. >> boeing is telling pilots to turn off the power supply to the electric motor in the stabilizer. that's the piece that pivots up and down, and controls the nose of the aircraft. >> it was a bright sunday morning. the plane took off at 8:30. and three minutes after takeoff, the aircraft start

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he's following all of this for us from the kenyan capital nairobi. now continue took us through the latest that you are now hearing about this offensive. on tuesday, you got to just cross on foot on wednesday refill. sang zalman vehicles and trucks going across. we did here to few hours ago from the right group, just north of the penny that on wednesday at around sunset, a truck carrying some cargo and some people gillian passengers was attack. the 3 people were killed and some people were abducted. i respected that this could be the f. what we do now is it been a whole series of attacks on the main road to connect no tv province with it to be proven over the last month. and i suspect that the idea is responsible for the attacks while that being going on. you've gotten the military in preparing at the cross preparing soldiers and for months now to cross into the congo. they say it defeats this group not from web there with all the nations for us from nairobi. thank you. you're welcome. now moving on and iran has submitted to draft proposal for europe

there are buildings in nairobi, kenya, named after desmond tutu. that's the kind of figure, the kind of stature he had across this continent. also this is a man who was friends with the dalai lama, who was friends with american presidents, bill clinton and the obamas and jill and joe biden who had really relationships around the world and was revered for both his sense of humor but also his moral clarity. that's why he won the nobel prize back in 1984, a full decade before apartheid fell in south africa. and more recently in 2009, president obama awarded him the presidential medal of freedom. >> some of the people have been allowed to pay their respects there near the coffin, which he requested. larry, thank you for joining us from nairobi. >>> now a new report says elton john was nearly barred from performing a reworked rendition of his song for diana princess of wales. the saxophone player was on stand by just in case. a personal appeal from the dean of westminster buckingham palace resolved the dispute. the song was originally written in memory

these army, malcolm web has more from nairobi, military operation began with strikes and authentic fire. as you mentioned, coming from uganda, directed it adf, bases in eastern congo, then tuesday afternoon. you got it. and so just cross the border on some video and pictures of those you've gotten into entering eastern congo. now this part of east in congo is thick forest. it's, we've been there before is so thick that when you take a step off the roads, you can even be impossible to, to get through this vegetation. and we didn't need for that. the adf has, has its high downtown hidden bases. so this is very difficult terrain to, to hunt down an armed group. the world health organization says blanket travel bands won't prevent the spread of the army crohn, barons. south korea has reported 5200 new cases of corona virus on wednesday, a record high. since the start of the pandemic, scotland and the netherlands have confirmed on the crown was in europe before south africa alerted the world health organization last week. the dutch health authorities say they've detected the new cove 19 vari

a picture catherine sawyer reporting from nairobi today. now, as promised, jonah hall in london for a look at the u. k. in europe, where there are record can record numbers of cases everywhere. but as ever it's about the context, the bigger picture, which has to include vaccinations and importantly, hospitalizations, hospitalisation of taking up. but not with anything like the trajectory of the infection numbers is on. the con, continues, it's sort of relentless search here and across europe as well. records tumbling everywhere, frankly. record infections reported here in the u. k. on tuesday, 129000 infections reported in just one day. and similarly, france, italy, portugal greece, cypress, all breaking records. you've got the netherlands in switzerland reporting on the convent. it is now the dominant variant in that countries. germany says it will be in the coming days, finland, and even sweden, adding to the list of countries imposing new restrictions, travel restrictions in their cases. of course, vaccinations continue. booster programs

welcome web joins us live now from nairobi. what he's monitoring events for us from kenya, malcolm just tell us more about what we know about this on getting you gunned and operation on foreign soil in the d r c. are you going to know me? person told us just to show a while ago that more troops and machinery had cross from the evening. and friday morning and i with this at the border, the counting, those soldiers said that he's the nearly 4000 crossing. we don't have an official number yet from the gun. the admitted to the got the military did say it. soldiers have continued to attack and take control of the abs bases. now we call the adf side of the story because they never communicate publicly a tool. they never have, but they do have extensive networks within the communities and business, and just then the communities in which they operate. this is a joint operation with the military, all the d r c. but there's also reaction within the democratic republic of congo to this joint operation. what's being said, what is being des

we're joining us now from nairobi is hollow, clear, managing director of in science strategy partners. that's the policy. think tank, thanks for your time. what do you think is going to happen here? how is this all going to play out? men protest as have been killed, but the people on the street seem defiant and, and, and very much resolute. absolutely, and i think would be, are becoming increasingly more resolute to the more resistance that they're facing . i mean, the resistance begets resistance, and i think this is a miscalculation that the generals keep making. and that seems to be an inevitability to this, that you know, because we're seeing such result oven determination from the streets that we will continue to, to be seeing. and that the sort of increased protests, even if they were the high social cost and high economic cost of joining these protests continues to increase. and the generals need to really stop listening to other voices now that make them understand that they need to figure out a way to conceive some of the processes demands. but if what has been happening so f

from nairobi today. thank you. right. joining us, chris smith, consulting virology to cambridge university. the presenter of the naked scientists podcasts on scott from cambridge and chris lee, wanna get into this whole issue of ami kron basically. now i'm going to show you as a graph here, and i sent it to you a little bit earlier. this is come from next strain dot org. just for some perspective, all of this, all of these blue dots. if we think of this, the whole pandemic that is delta on its own, this red blob here, red collection of dots. that is ami kron. it is chris, very small of the stage. now i know it can grow just as every other variant did, but does the panic? does the even the media coverage? i'll put us in there as well. does it warrants the situation? will s one the clock back to last month to the beginning of november because that is when south africa 1st detected this barren. and at the time they had very low levels of current vars cases in their country as in a few 100 per day. oh, chiefly delta by

welcome webb has more from kenya's capital, nairobi. the run, the vice president has visited the scene. he said that dozens of died and many more were injured. these red cross came to the scene, some of the injured were treated there, others were taken to hospital room. these interior ministry said that the cause of the fire was an electrical short circuit. the interior ministry also said that there was a fire 4 months ago at the same prison also caused by an electrical short circuit, but on that occasion there were no casualties. overcrowding is common in burn these prisons despite a presidential pardon 6 months ago that resulted in 5000 prisoners being released. 6 people are dead after a police officer went on a shooting rampage in the kenyan capital nairobi the killing spot. clashes between angry residence and police authority say the man shot his wife at home before going on a rampage. nature shot himself did with his police issued a 47 directorate of criminal investigations as described him as a rose officer. what we've done on the

or let's bring in malcolm web, he is following developments for us from the canyon capital nairobi. now hm. first, those air strikes and now troops can you talk us through the scale of the operation . missy will milky sources told us in recent weeks that would be to build up about 3000 you gotten in troops near the border, at least in congress, preparing for this operation, midnight side of commented on the number of troops that are actually involved. now, tuesday afternoon, you saw video soldiers entering on foot just in the last few hours we seen video of military vehicles heading into the congo as well. but with regard to the scale, we don't know any more than that. but we do know a bit about how the adf has responded to these military operations in the past. the communities army is to feed them several times before. busy the abs, 10, he lay ambushes in those thick forests that you've mentioned, which can be very dangerous, un troops to see them, tons in a new entry at the heat, in the fall of cold, in in bloody ambushes. then the other thing that the adf sensitive is off to bein

thanks very much for your insights. joining us from nairobi, thank my iraq supreme court has rejected a case file by opposition. parties contesting october's parliamentary election results. supporters of iranian back, she agreed, had filed an appeal against the little commission after suffering heavy losses blocking roads leading to the federal court in the capital, baghdad, a block led by a rival shia cleric to the other one. most of the c, mahmud abroad has more from banks out. the court says that it is not entitled to a judge in this place, and it has at he turned them to the addition to the judicial panel at the electoral commission. now, as you know, that have been that have been a lot of procedures over the past month or so from the opposing political parties. those are the parties, the last many seats and the elections. and they have been trying to present legal evidence. they have been trying to convince the court to another the lecture is to order the electoral commission to hold an account of all the elections. but now since the federal court has just passed, a judgement is

they're talking to a lie from nairobi. now the new cove at 19 variance army kron has been detected in more than 20 countries. south korea reported a new daily record of more than 5000 corona virus infections. for the 1st time. since the start of the pandemic, the world health organization is wanting against temporary travel bands, saying it won't prevent the spread of the army, cranberry, and but could discourage countries from sharing data about evolving variance. so far, no cases have been detected in the us. but the centers for disease control says it's working to impose strict i cooper, 19 testing rules for air travelers entering the united states. alan fish now from washington be guided by science as a new zillion, but familiar advice from the united states. if you're not vaccinated, get vaccinated, get boasted if you are vaccinated, continue to use the mitigation methods, namely masks, avoiding crowds and poorly ventilated spaces, choose out doors rather than indoors. keep your distance, wash your hands, test and iso

c has received even one vaccine malcolm web, a correspondent in nairobi, keeping an eye on of elements in d, r c. today. what is the problem here? malcolm? is it supply? not enough vaccine? is it demands, not enough people want vaccines, or is it a little a both definitely a little of both. i mean, no. the whole continent was effected initially by a complete lack of vaccines at the beginning of this year. when the roads rich countries, board of all of the available doses. but then as the months went by, there were trickles coming through a donation started to increase. but all of these governments facing a major shortage of vaccines weren't in a position to launch a public awareness campaigns to encourage people to come and get those was very didn't have and still don't have anything like enough doses to to do that today. anything like the hold of, or even a majority of the population. but congo problems were even more achieved than others health expert and say it was a problem that the political leadership president, felix jessica and other health officials didn't have vaccines very e

so in the perspective of africa, she joined us from nairobi. so what is going on with on the kron in the continent there? or the positivity rates in dozens of countries on the continent is rising. and let's start with kenya, where the positivity rate is now at 34 percent. this is a huge a steep rise um from the beginning of the year. most of the people who are falling, you'll high of a have might flu symptoms that are being told to self isolate at home. the biggest concern here now is that the vats a vaccinations people are not getting vaccinated as quickly as the government would want. only 14 percent of the population is vaccinated in the government. they worried about that. um they have imposed measures including telling of business owners not to open their premises to anybody who is not vaccinated. they have the government officials have also as said, i said that the people who have been vaccinated for 6 months now need to get booster shots. and so one. so the idea is to get as many people as possible vaccinated in neighboring uganda is als

so she's live for us from nar nairobi. well, the problem in module africa, of course, is not just that they're running out of test case, but basically pretty much everything is a challenge when it comes to covered, right? yes, everything's a challenge, especially when it comes to vaccinations, the rates are very low indeed. and this has been a problem ever since the roll out of vaccination companies across the world. now the cdc says it at this rate, it will take 3 years to get at least 80 percent of the african population vaccinated. it says that currently only about 20 countries. on the continent i've had a least 10 percent of their populations fully vaccinated. this is a huge concern, and this has been attributed to different reasons, including the fact that it's sticking very low for vaccine. those is to get to the countries that need the most. but even if they get to some of these countries, the infrastructure is poor and you know, the distribution of these books is to different parts of those countries has been a cha

w. africa correspondent felix marine go, who's following these events in sudan for us from nairobi. and we asked him how likely it was at the protest is demand for a return to democracy would be mish it is very unlikely that the military will actually stepped down or back down and based on the resent development cause like earlier today, the internet was cut off so people who are not able to communicate amongst themselves and so they were not able to mobilize as enough, but a protest i talked to this particular evening said that the military seems to be i tired in getting tired with air. what the protest as i continuously doing to mount pressure on them, but it is very unlikely because even their prime minister who has reinstated thiel has his powers cleave to by the same military that people lay expecting to bog down . so whether the military will back down, it's very highly unlikely, especially are following the reason developments. felix marine good bear. well, christians around the world have been marking a christmas day, but in many parts of europe, the celebrations have been s

they're speaking to us from nairobi. well, christians around the world have been marking christmas day, but in many parts of europe, the celebrations have been scaled back amid a massive surge of covert 19 cases. thousands of people across britain have taken the opportunity to get vaccinated. daily infections in the u. k jumped above 100000 this week for the 1st time. it's not something you can find wrapped under the tree . but the gift of health is what thousands of brits are looking for this christmas . this vaccination center is one of many open during the holidays, with the goal of fulfilling the prime minister's promise to offer every adult a jab before the end of the year. or was totally unimaginable, unfathomable, by anybody that we could have our christmas or even the whole year like this, that this has been primarily accorded vaccine initially. ariana are unprecedented claims. the u. k. is grappling with its latest surgeon cases healed by the army. kron variant hospitals are bracing for another massive wave of c

we spoke to d, w. africa correspond felix and ringo who's following the story from us from nairobi . we asked him how likely it was that the protesters demands would be met. it is very unlikely that the military will actually stepped down or back down and based on the resent development cause like earlier today, the internet was cut off. so people are not able to communicate amongst themselves . and so they were not able to mobilize as enough, but a protest i talked to this particular evening said that the military seems to be dead tired and getting tired with what the protesters are continuously doing to mount pressure on them. but it is very unlikely because even the prime minister, who has reinstated still has his powers clipped by the same military that people expecting to bog down. so whether the military will back down, it's very highly unlikely, especially following the resent developments. devlin, felix marina, speaking to us a little earlier i, let's turn now to some other stories making headlines around the world. the day the saudi led coalition has launched large scale air