nairobi. and meanwhile the u.n. says it's peacekeeping forces in the d.r. sea will step in to protect health workers and medical facilities in the affected areas on the ground in the democratic republic of the congo there is a un peacekeeping mission mundus go which can help to make sure that. the areas that they are going about their work in will be secure and that transport of necessary medicines and and other aid can be accomplished. both peacefully and swiftly at this stage we're not calling for the creation of new bodies but we will continue to review the situation see what the needs are now the u.s. president has stepped up his attacks on 4 democratic congresswoman of color while addressing supporters at a rally his racist tweets telling them to go home have drawn condemnation both in the u.s. and abroad however in the past hour speaking to media at the white house tried to distance himself from his supporters racist chants white house correspondent can be held. in north carolina. historic greenville north carolina is a southern town with a diverse ec

more than a 1600 people have died of a ball and d r c in the past year catherine soy has a story from nairobi. where there is a pensive mood in a market southwest in uganda a congolese fishmonger who visited the market to buy fish for trade died of a bolo and she turned home she came by road on a motorcycle was a regular here interacted with many people health workers looking for several high risk contacts some of whom are say to have gone into hiding my seeing on your moon burial who knew the woman does not believe she died of it it's a believe many people also share complicating government efforts to deal with it. she was pregnant and she had a miscarriage everyone knows that the people who touched her have not died why are you saying she had women bleed when they have a miscarriage that's what we know. this is one of the busiest trade routes between uganda. but the border is porous and many people use informal crossings to get from one country to the other whatever but what if someone comes to the market how are we supposed to know that the took not everyone uses from crossings the world h

goma is a church preacher who touches the hands of worshippers catherine sawyer is joining us from nairobi so what's being done to avoid ebola from spreading. ministry of health officials are saying that the situation is gone why it's pretty much under control they say that the had been preparing for months for such an outcome and they've been sensitizing people for example motorcycle riders being told not to share helmets they say that they have set up hunger washing points in different places so they say that it's very unlikely that this disease is going to spread in goma but it is a concern daryn because this is one of the major cities in d.r. congo has a 1000000 or so residents and it also right at the border with. mentioned this man whose case was confirmed is a pastor who had gone to war to pray for the patients he was quickly isolated orner arrival in goma and is now being transported back to. one of the epicenters of being transported back heavily guarded by the military the people who were with him in the bass that he traveled in are also been isolated and are being vaccinated as

at the school of oriental and african studies part of the university of london and joining us from nairobi alan boswell senior analyst with the international crisis group welcome to you both alan boswell the nairobi 1st can the protesters in sudan ever get what they want. well generally protesters don't bother going out on the streets if they are completely hopeless everyone was doubting the sudanese people in december when they started this people were doubting them in april before they toppled bashir from power and then also after the crackdown on june 3rd there was more doubting that they could continue these after the violence and the internet shut down a so i think at this point everyone needs to recognize that while the military council you know does have some form of power in terms of their their guns on the street and the violence they can they can wield and the deep state the protesters also have a real form of street power and they've proven over and over again basically that they can make sudan ungovernable until their demands are also met. here in doha has the regime really gon

being accused of using illegal methods to new york people into debt catherine so it has a story from nairobi. this is a hub of financial technology in africa so feyerick on kenya's leading mobile network launched the 1st mobile phone based loan system in partnership with some banks 5 years ago since then more lenders have joined the easy access loans markets do what it does it provides somebody who. wants to do business so the hostler segment able to take a loan and be able to extend the business it looks at what we call. the ladies you can go to market or to get to take a loan at 4 am go to market buy products and services go to a construction site. and actually be able to make a profit from the business and repay the loan but here is a problem many kenyans are often aware of heat and charges interest rates up to 200 percent and what it means if they don't pay many people we talked to say for a minute but the basic. principle of this business is others told us they use the money to place bets on events hoping to make a big summit meeting that they struggle to pay back the loans and end up b

disease more than 1600 people have died of a bowler in the past year catherine sort of reports from nairobi. well there's a pensive mood in a market southwest in uganda a congolese fishmonger who visited the market to buy fish for trade. returned home she came by route on a motorcycle was a regular interacted with many people. with several high risk contacts some of whom have gone into id. barry knew the woman does not believe she died of the it's a big. also share complicating government efforts to deal with it. when i mean she was pregnant and she had a miscarriage everyone knows that people who touched a have not died why are you saying she had women bleed then they haven't miscarried that's what we know. this is one of the busiest trade routes between uganda. but the border is porous and many people use informal crossings to get from one country to the other but have a look at what to do if someone comes to the market how are we supposed to know that would be took not everyone uses from across. the wall health organization has now declared the airball outbreak an international public he

rich management he joins me now from nairobi good to have you with us i mean what's the benefit for these nations to you might say have a new currency an unknown currency while discussing removing what's already well established. frankly speaking absolutely 0 in my view i think it's part of a sort of move post-colonial type move and it's being dressed up as that that this is a high time that these countries a scaped the french yoke the central you know the french central banks yoke and that's what they're seeking to do but let me just put some things out there for you nigeria 70 percent of this proposed eco has a voodoo effects regimes it has 2 foreign exchange rates partly the reason why it's been in the negative capita g.d.p. stretch for more than 5 years is is exactly because of the existing currency system you've got the you've got other countries like senate. who've really benefited from this macroeconomic stability that they've had by hitching themselves to the euro and i think you know what they should be looking at 1st of all is reducing things like non-tariff barriers eco wes's i

ok let's cross to the core of who you saw in that report she's now back in nairobi good to see you mel so tell us more about these rehabilitation centers how effective have these programs been. it seems like they are working very well of course it's impossible to get nationwide numbers we are still in a country which is experiencing an ongoing conflict but in the south of somalia almost $305.00 close former fighters have been in rehabilitation and are about to already have gone back into their communities to start a life there the government grants everyone amnesty who wants to leave the group so there is some incentive to do that but it is very difficult to do so the group makes it very difficult the man i spoke to told me they would want numerous times that if they did leave their families would be punished or that they themselves would be killed so they are terrified every habit of retaliation they truly are but they did want to speak to us and tell us about their experience to inspire obvious to follow suit and to leave as well ok so they leave al-shabaab and presumably will go bac

1st was held in mongolia last month and so the current one on the way the 2nd of 5 is being held in nairobi now slow progress is being made to rebuild the ruined city of mosul and northern iraq it's 2 years since the iraqi army drove eyeful patterson the capital of their self declared caliphate as an event of a report's reconstruction efforts aren't being helped by the sanctions imposed by the united states on iraq's ally iran. this is the old city of mosul but due years after i saw defeat iraq's victory has not still meant the restoration of life as it was before the war much of the city remains in ruins more than 300000 people are still displaced a mix of sectarian division unemployment and security concerns linger on. the main threat and danger remains the neglect of reconstruction in mosul it is placed are still living in limbo all these issues have not been given serious enough attention by the iraqi government. the iraqi government says it's doing all it can and asking international partners to help rebuild the city agencies estimate it could take tens of millions of dollars in 10 yea

kenya's brand new railway linking nairobi and mombasa another infrastructure project with chinese credit behind it compared with china's dominance in world trade its expanding role in global finance is poorly documented china has exported record amounts of capital to the rest of the world since the mid 20th century the authors of the keil institute report say china's loans to other countries are often shrouded in a passerby many of these financial flows are not picked up in the official statistics reported to the i.m.f. or the world bank from the year 2000 to 2017 the total credits owed to china by other countries including direct loans and investments rose from just over half a percent of world g.d.p. to 10 times that peaking around 6.3 percent in 2016 then leveling out just above 6 percent over the last 2 years. loans from china's state owned banks to developing in emerging countries have multiplied in the last 10 years the collateral offered against these loans is often oil or other natural resources the keil institute says china's hidden outstanding overseas loans pose serious risks

i think i'd go for coop kigali any day i'd go for lagos i'd go for nairobi and the fact is the growth figures speak far more in favor of african startups than berlin startups and the venture capitalist market is soon seen that i think in the last 3 years we've seen 50 percent growth in investments in startups in africa each year which is enormous i know that for example frankfurt fin text a looking as part of the lagos frankfurt twin city campaign to start tweeting with lagos looking to work both in lagos and in frankfurt will have the garage and here frankfurt is down there and i think it's on top of all else an ethical investment because it serves to help african development in africa you are very clear that and recommending can gali and other african cities to invest your money in stocks of spot what about the risk west and investors bori about things like infrastructure energy supply corruption isn't that justified. i think what you want trainer just showed is that the start ups are actually overcoming the infrastructure difficulties if i think of startups in lagos there ensuring

criticism especially due to the lack of eastern african voices on the recordings satisfaction from nairobi rhodes i'm a huge fiancé fan but i'm still gutted there was no interest in the lion king album even with the little swahili in the film it would have meant to large to have east african sound this was purely a west african affair once again we've been brought sat and this used roach it's worse that disney line can use a swahili but what's even worse is that you didn't feature any artist that speaks the language africa is more than just niger. it has 57 countries. and that is if one album dates everything is africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with some sound from beyond states latest album this one support spirits till next time i bite. the hand and know was love with. her son to keep your hit a new. one the magnets are. not going to. leave lead player love to land the plane let. go. the 1st economy listen to the doors grandma was arrives illegally join a regular chain on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive

now to the story of one man making a big difference in the kibera slum in nairobi there's a school for severely disabled children but there's no transport service to bring them there and the low income families contre for to make arrangements to stand your kenya decided he's going to do something about that. stanley ok news day starts early as he sets off to take his daughter to school. happy bosy bori had meningitis when she was 3 since then she has been unable to move or talk. stanley literally specialized center they could offer his daughter the therapy she needed and he soon realized how difficult it is for disabled children and their parents in kibera to access proper care so he decided to help every day he collects kids from their homes and drives them to school. some of these children hit each other some of the windows i know the hits himself. i want to about what's happening so i'm forced to pull over so i can control them before i can continue. to fight 40 families rely on the transport he provides with out of kenya most parents would be forced to carry their children on their

he calls outside pressure to roll out a new experimental vaccine well after he saw it is for us in nairobi with the very latest and catherine let's just begin with what we know about this recent outbreak of the specific case involved. so karen she saw haleigh representatives from the world health organization and the government of d.r. congo in go ma meeting that been meeting all morning of basically to talk about this development and the way forward now that it has happened there's a lot of concern many people in goma are worried this is the 2nd case that has been confirmed and go months out as you mentioned is quite strategic more than a 1000000 people need there is a gateway to other countries it is at the border was one it's also easy to get to other parts of d.r. congo from go my including the capital kinshasa which has about $12000000.00 people so about this mine what we've been told is that c. is a resident of goma was what i ching i come mining area in a true province this is one of the reasons that has been affected by a bullet he came back to go about 10 days ago on a bus and eve

reported that story for us from somalia she joins us from more from nairobi now hi melanie are this rehabilitation program successful. these programs successful overwhelming need those who partake in these programs do graduate successfully and reintegrate into society it's impossible to get nationwide numbers on how many people have been leaving al-shabaab because it's a country at war but when it comes to this facility almost $300.00. fighters have been in rehab and in taishan and they have been able. to go back into their societies and settle in their communities the government does give amnesty grant amnesty to everyone who decides to leave the group so there is an incentive but of course it's incredibly difficult to do so the group makes it incredibly hard to the people i've spoken to in the city they told me that they were born numerous times that if they did leave they would have a lethal violence coming that way and that's why we had to hide their identities but they also hopeful that by telling their stories they can inspire others to do the same so these fighters are rehabilitated they re

catherine so as we wait for that press conference from the world health organization catherine soy in nairobi thank you still ahead on the bulletin a new era for saddam the military and a civilian coalition sign a power sharing deal. and the u.s. slap sanctions against myanmar as military leaders accused of the mass killing of revenge are muslims. hello we've got the heat building once again the cross the middle east la is a clear skies bits and pieces of cloud around the black sea over towards the caspian sea we'll see the temperatures really picking up over the next couple of days or into the forty's for toronto for baghdad and full kuwait city or rather more pleasant $29.00 celsius to beirut and for jerusalem notice some showers sliding across turkey would be surprised to see the 2 just making its way into cyprus over the next day or so clear skies tended to come back again on friday the heat continue to build process central areas $46.00 a possibility for kuwait city went to the thirty's for kabul and also for karate we come down into the arabian peninsula funny hate here as well of cours

criticism of the especially due to the lack of eastern african voices on the recordings satisfaction from nairobi roads i'm a huge beyond say fan but i'm still gutted there was no intrusive ity in the lion king album even with the little swahili in the film it would have meant to large to have east african sound this was purely a waist african affair once again we've been brought sat and this used roach it's worse that disney line can use a swahili but what's even worse is that you didn't feature any artist that speaks the language africa is more than just niger. it has 57 countries. and that is it when alpha day deputies africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with some songs from beyonce his latest album this one's called spirit till next time i bite. and no love. coming to keep you hit. you. when the. sun is going to move you. believe me. love love love her last night. grappling with subjects. expressing feelings i am not very creative yet but i was most to be considered an artist one day looking for new perspectives on the one hand

have been injured which has been airlifted to the capital mogadishu bothered to the kenyan capital nairobi for medical treatment so the attack is at the because through one of the particular it's going to school to come up after the militant group al-shabaab was overpowered and then lost control of just my time to them to pray give based on a major source of financial and they just sort of a financial lifeline for the militant group so money to confide al-shabaab attack from outside the city but these are the 5 time but the group of money to run such a brazen attack in the heart of the city so what was i should not trying to achieve with this attack and why now. well that's a good question there comes a very crucial time a regional elections of. politicians complaining on the side that campaigns mostly do take place in public areas like hotels it is the politicians because they reside so that they can meet as. a candidate and also meet. on a hotel that is one reason why many people were. given time and it was also on a friday to be the weekend is somebody just so most people. hotels sort o

criticism especially due to the lack of eastern african voices on the recordings set out session from nairobi rhodes i'm a huge beyond say fan but i'm still gutted there was no intrusive 80 in the lion king album even with the little swahili in the film it would have meant to large to have east african sound this was purely a west african affair once again we've been brought sat and this use of roach it's worse that disney line can use a swahili but what's even worse is that you didn't feature any artist that speaks the language africa is more than just niger. it has 57 countries. and that is it means africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with some sound from beyonce his latest album this one's called spirit till next time i. get. to kill you. you. have to lose leave. the flute. lug. to cook. welcome to news from the world of opera and culture and coming up on the show today . on the 50th anniversary of the moon landing an exhibition looks at how the moon has inspired art over the centuries. and the queen of england opens the door

the kenya airways flight left nairobi on sunday morning at 7:19 british time, at the start of a nine—hour, 4000 mile trip. it was at 3500 feet when the body fell. the plane flying over offerton road at 3:36pm, and landing at heathrow just six minutes later. this has happened in the past. we have heard about it happening in richmond. now it has just happened here. it is quite frightening, it has happened so close as well. unfortunate, the poor chap. a bbc documentary about a man who fell to his death in 2012 showed how stowaways get into aircraft. and he would have had to climb up as quickly as possible, along this bit of metal and then into the wheel arch. the temperature's down to —60 celsius, and the partial pressure of oxygen's not enough to sustain life, so the stowaway will pass out at about 20,000 feet and then they will die above 30,000 feet. then, on the approach to land, the gear comes down and they probably fall out of the aircraft and fall of their death, if they are not already dead. a bag, water and some food were discovered by the landing gear. they were not enough to keep

injured or do you know which has been airlifted to the capital mogadishu bothered to the kenyan capital nairobi for medical treatment so these attacks as a because through one of the positive it's going to school to travel after militant group al-shabaab was overpowered and then lost control of just my job to them to pray give based on a major source of financial and they just sort of up a notch a lifeline for the militant groups or hurting them money to quantify out of attacks from outside the to give money to define time but the group of money to run such a brazen attack in the heart of the taking of the newsies village in use in love with issues thank you very much for that update. now let me bring you up to some other stories making news around the activists in hong kong have clashed with police in a town near the border with mainland china thousands took part of the protests against the activities of chinese traders in the area this comes after weeks of rallies against hong kong's policies seem to favor china's central government. a gritty it has struck a ukrainian t.v. stations building i

of the especially due to the lack of eastern african voices on the recordings set out session from nairobi rhodes i'm a huge beyond safe and but i'm still gutted there was no intrusive ity in the lion king album even with the little swahili in the film it would have meant to large to have east african sound this was purely a west african affair once again we've been brought sat and this use of roach it's worse that disney line king uses swahili but what's even worse is that he didn't feature any artist that speaks the language africa is more than just niger. it has 57 countries. and that is it one album day devaney's africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with some sound from beyond say his latest album this one's called spirit till next time i bought it. again. and no one. seems. to keep you hit. you. when the man. not the kind of guy you. mean easy. enough to learn another. rise and shine time to cast off luke us is taking an outing welcome to my hamburg summer tour always pretty close to the water and there's plenty of it in

now to the story of one man making a big difference in the can bear a slum in nairobi the slum is home to a school for severely disabled children but there's no transport service to bring them there and low income families can't afford to make travel arrangements so stanley okin ji has decided to take matters into his own hands stanley ok news day starts early as he sets off to take his daughter to school. happy meningitis when she was 3 since then she has been unable to move or talk. stanley literally specialized center that could offer his daughter the therapy she needed and he soon realized how difficult it is for disabled children and their parents in kibera to access proper care so he decided to help every day he collects kids from their homes and drives them to school. some of these children hit each other some hit the windows i know the hits himself. i want to about what's happening so i'm forced to pull over so i can control them before i can continue. to suffer 40 families rely on the transport he provides without a kidney most parents would be forced to carry their children o

criticism especially due to the lack of eastern african voices on the recordings satisfaction from nairobi rhodes i'm a huge fiancé fan but i'm still gutted there was no intrusive ity in the lion king album even with the little swahili in the film it would have meant to large to have east african sound this was purely a west african affair once again we've been brought sat and this use of roach it's worse that disney line king uses swahili but what's even worse is that he didn't feature any artist that speaks the language africa is more than just niger. it has 57 countries. and that is it for now from deeds ebony's africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with some sound from beyond sales latest album this one's called spirits till next time i. get. to know mother. tongue to keep you hit. you. on the side i use mean easy. love. what secrets lie behind these memos to find out immersive experience and explore fascinating world cultural heritage sites the. d w world heritage 36050. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 peo

injured or do you know which has been airlifted to the capital mogadishu bothered to the kenyan capital nairobi for medical treatment so these attacks at the because through one of the particular case why was his political after militant group al-shabaab was overpowered and then lost control of just my over the top of them to pray give based on a major source of financial legit source of a financial lifeline for the militant groups or hurting them money to confide al-shabaab attack from outside the city but these are the 5 time but the group of money to run such a brazen attack in the heart of the taking i'm going to z's village analysts in mogadishu thank you very much for that update. to the us now when the onus is bracing for tarantula brings us tropical storm barry moves ashore as a class one how taking water levels already high at the city's levees and why the full cost to save the slow moving storm is likely to dump water than otherwise authorities are warning of potential deadly flooding across the gulf coast around 50000 people have lost power in to c.n.n. . correspondent helen humphrey

injured or do you know which has been airlifted to the capital mogadishu bothered to the kenyan capital nairobi for medical treatment so these attacks as a because through one of the particular case miners who could you colonel optimistic group al-shabaab was overpowered and then lost control of just my over the top of them to pray give be a major source of financial major source of a financial lifeline for the militant groups or hurting them money to confide out of attacks from outside the city but you did that 5 times but the group of money to run such a brazen attack in the heart of the taking the newsies village in this in mogadishu thank you very much for that update. let me now bring you up to date with some of the stories making news around the world thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of the sudanese capital khartoum and other cities to mourn dozens of demonstrators killed last month men in military fatigues shot and beat crowds outside army headquarters on the 3rd of june saturday's rallies marked 40 days since the raid. agree media struck a ukrainian t.v. station buildin

history which has claimed the lives of 1700 people government has more now from the kenyan capital nairobi. this man we've been told was a resident of goma but was working in a mining area in it to you province this is another region that has been affected by a bullet and he started feeling sick days after coming back home to go ma and on tuesday afternoon house workers confirmed that indeed he had a boy and now he's dead so now health workers are tracing people who could have come in contact with we are told one of those individuals may have traveled to another region called south kivu province by boat and this complicates things even father so people in goma very worried indeed more than a 1000000 people live there and they're not just worried because of the 2 cases but also because this is quite a strategic city one of the largest cities in the r.c. thole so a get away to other countries is right at the border with one by default very easy to access other parts of the country all of the r.c.c. from go my including the capital city kinshasa with 12000000 people but then i've also been ta

now let's go to our correspondent catherine sawyer she is monitoring developments from nairobi we are waiting to hear from the world health organization they're going to have a press conference shortly or can we expect from it catherine. well it's very difficult to tell elizabeth the last time there was such a meeting was when last month a child. was confirmed to have a he had traveled from uganda to be with his mother to see his sick father and he came back to uganda and he was confirmed positive he was taken back to the temple where it came from and he died but at the time. the committee. did not declare this an emergency a lot of people expected that and the reason why the meeting was called today was because of a case in goma where a preacher traveled to pray for the sick in another part of the of the country where there is a bowler who was confirmed to have the disease he has died and because goma is a huge city one of the major cities in the r.c.c. and also a gateway to other countries as well that's why this meeting was called and as you mentioned. the director says that this c

outside pressure to roll out a new experimental a ball of vaccine catherine so what has more now from nairobi. the information we have is that this man is a resident of goma but was working in a tour of province this is one of the regions that has been affected by a bullet he came back to go about 10 days ago on a bass but he symptoms are not detected throughout the journey and through the various checkpoints and medical checkpoints that have been set up he started filling street a few days ago went to a local clinic on the edge of the city this is where he lives he thought he had malaria and after a few days the missions decided to call in the experts who came and did some tests on him and then confirmed yesterday afternoon that indeed he was positive with all of so they isolated him put him at a treatment center in goma the ball so isolated actually mission was handling him and her family and are also looking for other people who he could have come in contact with this is something that is causing a lot of concern in goma people are very worried the representatives of the world health organ

man: we're in nairobi cbd, actually, the central business district, at a somali restaurant. you ask for tea,a, they'll just bring you a camel tea without even asking. man: we have so many rather different types of products bebeing taken out of this milk, camel milk. for example, we've got yogurt, we've gogot the carl latte, which is loved specifically by the somalis. ahmed: it helps with my digestion. and, you know, i feel energized. and you can actually feel it instantly. when you drink, that day you'll actually feel it, like it's a detox. simpkin: with the human population growth globally, the world has been more intensification in terms of producing food for humans. we all know the impact of livestock in terms of being blamed for global warming.g. in some countries, there's g gonna be ls rainfall or higher variability in the rainfall. and the camel is going to be one of the best adapted animals to deal with that. so really they are an animal of the e future. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue fofounda

is feared that an unknown number of people have died after an ethiopian airline plane destined for nairobi crashed this morning. in march of this year, another brand—new boeing 737 max came down. we are following breaking news out of ethiopia, where a plane went down just outside the capital, killing everyone on board. 157 people from 35 different countries were killed. 25—year—old sam pegram from lancashire was one of those on board. he was just a wonderful young man. he was full of life, always smiling, and dedicated his life to helping other people. sam was working for a refugee charity. he was on his way to help train colleagues in kenya when the plane came down. basically, our world turned upside down. from then — and even now — it'sjust a case of living day to day and trying to get through each day as best we can. you know, we have not so good days and we have terrible days. you know? adrian toole's daughter joanna was also on the plane. she was 36. she was the star of the family, and really the star in any environment she moved in. she was a loving, supportive person to al

rwanda has claimed at least 1600 lives in the region in the past year catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. after hours of deliberations by the margin see kmita of the world health organization over the status of the born in the democratic republic of congo members have decided it is a vigorous international response there is concern about spreading them from mom to get away. there's so far no cases were a newly infected in d.c. . these days appointment that there has been a recurrence of intense transmission in beijing says that the geographical expansion is now complete 500 kilometers. or define it is only going forward for you know. the meeting was called off top preacher travel to the temple about 200 kilometers north of the city of goma to pray for the sick tested positive on his arrival back he died this week at the border between goma and rhonda health because taking no chances randa has already told citizens to avoid traveling to goma. the w.h.o. committee has warned against closing buddhas and district trades. darcey government officials say many of those who came in contact with

is a political analyst he joins me now from nairobi good to have you with us on the program a serious arrest of a sitting minister he's been under investigation for several months is it an open and shut case the police seem very confident that they have all the evidence. many high profile people being prosecuted in kenya and. lived through it but the interpreters to go through the system. taken to court and up on duty and they're convicted in the past you've heard that many cases of people including cabinet secretaries but it never ends up in any prosecution it never ends up in any conviction will this rest in the charges that come with be seen as having sort of political overtones as raw teaches from the opposition and was an appointee forced on the president by his deputy william ruto the potential next president. the reason why the very important is because. production. gets of the cabinet secretary. so it's not going to cause any anywhere. any questions pulling them so you don't need to be the main reason is that you sure. need to do. the president. politically then why has corrup