it's a sad sad that brian wasn't the last damn man in nairobi kenya. and that is a very disturbing story no doubt the reporter who brought that to us is here with me now in the studio w's melanie tour of the ball it's good to have you on the show i have to ask you when we look at this is this a story that is just germane to nairobi or are there cases like this across kenya. right so this investigation i did the race took place in nairobi so i referring to other organizations and the very few data that they have published on this to say that now it is not a problem in nairobi and happens in other regions in kenya but in kind of a different context so for example in kisumu the stronghold of. the opposition party leader that extrajudicial killings happen but in the context of political unrest or you have the coastal area of mumbai where there is a large muslim population and in the fight against al shabaab counterterrorism strategies people get killed that but when it comes to fighting crime extrajudicial killings under the umbrella fighting crime he nair

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the slums of nairobi dead bodies of young poor man are turning up on the streets almost every day it's an underground war against crime. the community expands and inside a saying they are executed by the police without charges without trial because they are allegedly criminals one of them was brian this is his story. before i make fun. of. my mum brio has lost her son brian nineteen years old executed while having lunch. it's been two days and then still feels like a terrible nightmare. for my. but. this is where brian was sleeping just a few days ago the police suspected him of being a criminal a thief but my mum says he was innocent. peter. you know seat. for you. brian had aspired to become a reggae artist. it's day four after brian's death brio has to go to the city mortuary for his autopsy filming is officially forbidden the smell. this pungent twenty to fifty corpses arrive here every day almost killed by police. it's still all surreal. joyce was brian's friend and neighbor. here in her community is where he was killed joyce says he was executed in broad daylight along with his t

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news live from berlin allegations of a conspiracy to kill in kenya dozens of bodies arrive at nairobi's morgues and every day many of them young men killed by police in a culture of impunity years from one officer willing to speak out. also coming up zimbabwe's opposition says brace for the worst of the reports that the leader of morgan tsvangirai is critically ill we'll ask our correspondent what this means for the country's political future. and are we there yet talks drag on for a new german government the country's two bit biggest parties ensures a coalition deal the missed deadline after deadline and negotiators clash of the key issues. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us we'll get to those top stories in a moment but first our global markets are tumbling after the u.s. stock market takes a record nosedive the dow jones industrial average has seen its biggest loss in a single day since two thousand and eleven asian markets followed suit taking a plunge and european indices are also down in the wake of what's being called the flash crash and it will have a full analys

we'll be visiting half of believing and shopping complex in nairobi which has introduced a summer hike in our system. then we move on to the german city of hama over whether trying to eliminate coffee to cool cups and that we need to the original making from coming to the environmental activist risk losing public awareness about plastic and recycling. problems right here in nairobi actually not very far from where i'm standing that in fifty years an integrated residential retail and the business complex designed to be implemented the frenemy. dishonest is the one of the biggest in africa what's more building material copying locally sourced as much as possible. even when she's making her tea at the thought of the item when it is already surviving the benefits water cost thirty percent less than it used to that's quite a savings when amy has been living in garden city in the north of the king of capital nairobi since late last year it's an expensive area of town here a new development is designed to protect the environment and save its residents money the solar energy comes from the roo

and it's a sad certainty that bryant won't be the last young man will fall victim to nairobi fighting against crime. david needs goliath in this week's german cup quarter finals when a third division part of our host a mighty buying into tonight well for the host it's a rare chance to pull off a giant killing while behind it will be determined to keep alive ambitions to win a treble of trophies this season. poised to do battle with the bavarian. hosting by in munich in the german cup quarter finals is a rare highlight for the as they get club who suffered back to back relegations in two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen they only avoided jumping into the full term on a technicality. stephanie has mixed feelings about meeting by a. philosophical. going to take it how it is i maybe would have preferred a different draw but there's nothing more wonderful than playing. mines it will be difficult for us because by and there on another level. it's easy to see why wary buying are in tremendous form as they power to a six straight bonus league a title potential trouble of bund

find lived in one of nairobi slum the police suspected him of being a thug and thief but his not that disagrees. number two out before i make final. choice was brian's friend a neighbor here in her community is where he was killed along with his three friends. had to take him to cook lunch and then the policeman on the one who got down. there is more evidence images of brian and his dead friends published on facebook. troy says the police themselves posed the pictus to instill fear and brand the victims as criminals. filming at the city more trees for britain but it seems that the killing of brian and his friends was not an isolated incident we're told that twenty to fifty corpses arrive here every day almost all killed by the police. dr brian beach unger is an independent forensic expert he confirms that cases like brian's are part of a larger pattern. and she wants to be to buy into. into the chest. and in the chest is not due to. it's difficult. to police repeatedly denied request for an official interview. one officer inside the system however says he's against the extrajudicial k

we have to the horn of africa now in kenya where in the slums of nairobi dead bodies of young poor men are turning up on the streets almost every day they are suspected of being criminals and are executed by the police without charges without trial did all the news speaks to a whistleblower who were veals an underground war on crime that's believed to have claimed more than three thousand lives the past year. october two thousand and seventeen it's been two days since mom pry own lost her son brian one thousand years old executed by the police. and. you. brian lived in one of nairobi slum the police suspected him of being a thug and thieves but his mother disagrees. before i make. a choice was brian's friend a neighbor here in her community in kao lives where he was killed along with his three friends. i had to take him to. the policeman on the one who got down. there is more evidence images of brian and his dead friends published on facebook joyce says the police themselves post the pictures to instill fear and brand the victims as criminals. filming at the city more trees forbidden b

through the streets of nairobi. and this hectic times so many people have a drink on the run in the train or even in the car coffee to go is big business in many countries and that means mountains all discarded plastic and paper cups about we. just in germany the city of hama has devised a plan to counter this terrible waste and viral meant to open usin bakery as an album out of this coffee to go in robust three usable cups for which you have to pay a deposit you get it back when you are top of the cup was a simple and we hope effective idea. street sweepers in hanover have had enough of disposable cups with all too many pedestrians simply dumping them on the street as soon as they finished their coffee the explosion of coffee takeaway outlets in recent years has unleashed a steadily growing flood of extra trash and pick ups take up a huge amount of space in trash cans it only takes four or five large ones to fill up an entire sack. but the person in all the number of cups we get nowadays is just huge every kiosk ev

news live from berlin allegations of a conspiracy to kill in kenya dozens of bodies arrived at nairobi's morgues every day many of them young men killed by police in a culture of the few years from one officer willing to speak out. also coming up symbolic ways opposition says brace for the worst amid reports that leader morgan tsvangirai is critically ill alas for correspondent what this means for the country's political future. chaos song wall street the dow jones industrial average takes its biggest nosedive since two thousand and eleven rattling investors across the globe while europe has remained calm the business world is looking nervously towards the new york stock exchange when it opens in just a few hours. and are we there yet talks drag on for a new german government germany's two biggest parties inch towards a coalition deal but they missed deadline after deadline as negotiators clash over key issues. i've seen you so much going to thank you for joining us we start in kenya with allegations of a conspiracy to kill in the slums of nairobi dead bodies of young poor men are turnin

in the slums of nairobi some people even cold nairobi ny robbery so that is an issue and the police is supposed to tackle crime and this becomes an issue for the young men living in the slum who are wrapped up in the stereotypes of being criminals of being gang members who are often over whose voice is that over there. so they become easy targets for the police which is under pressure to to fight crime and on top of that the prisons are full it's one of the easiest thing what seems to be easier for the police to get rid of someone in the slum than to arrest them so there is this culture of impunity and in this culture of impunity that the death of these young poor man somehow becomes inevitable now there's an ongoing court case in connection with the killings of three men back in june of two thousand and sixteen one of them is the renowned lawyer willie c'mon the four police officers were involved implicated in this indicted even what can you tell us about this. it is a very interesting case because it what it is is one that has come into to the public eye because he was a human rights

kenyon's secret shany doesn't fall on his rivals nairobi's more every day many of them young men killed by police and a culture of impunity do you know he hears from one officer willing to speak out. also on the program a fun way to connect or a direct route to depression on this site for internet day we just cyber safety expert how to protect young people from online. i'm terry march and welcome to the program we'll have more on those stories coming up in just a moment first want to head over to my colleague for more on what's happening on the markets get hot how bad is it sounds pretty bad many are already talking about a black monday and that may be a bit premature because it's a term of the in financial circles only for the most severe of shocks but after a rally that has been going on for many. many months monday was a busy day of reckoning especially on u.s. markets let's have a closer look the dow jones industrial average the most important index in the u.s. tumbled by one thousand one hundred seventy five points that's down four point six percent quite serious close down to twen

also coming up kenya's secret chain dozens of bodies arrived at nairobi's morgues every day many of them young men killed by police in a culture of impunity hears from one officer willing to speak out. i'm sunni so much gonna thank you for joining us and let's get right to what's been happening on the markets and i care how the us is here with us to tell us more about the scare hard how bad are these numbers well many are calling it already a black man and that might be a bit premature because it's a term reserved in financial circles only for the most severe of shocks but after a rally that has been going on for many months monday was a busy day of reckoning on the u.s. markets the dow jones industrial average tom. bulled four point six percent is the biggest loss for six years and marks the largest intra day decline of all times in asian markets picked up the sentiment in tokyo the nikkei is four point seven percent down the hung saying in hong kong is a five point nine understands five five firm one percent lower and the shanghai composite index is minus three point four percent not w

also coming up an exclusive report from kenya where a victims of alleged police brutality are filling nairobi's morning's news hears from one officer willing to speak out plus of the turmoil on world markets the dow jones down still bleeding after opening sharply down but asia and europe weren't so lucky we'll have more on what's got investors so spruiked and it will look at a soccer clash to save her third division part of board host the mighty byron munich in tonight's a german cup quarter finals is a giant killing on the cards. in any. way iraq thanks for your company everyone here in germany ugly americans conservatives and the center left social democrats are still working on forming a government and they're still far apart on several key issues leaders on both sides are pushing hard for an agreement as a deadline after deadline passes. it's decision day in berlin again conservatives and social democrats arriving for day eleven of coalition talks and the day is not going to be easy health employment and foreign policy are still three major hurdles to overcome nonetheless today they're hopi

with me zainab badawi, in nairobi. when it comes to politics, kenya has a history of violent and disputed elections. i'm at the home of the veteran opposition leader, raila odinga, for this exclusive interview. he's gone and had himself sworn in as the ‘people‘s president', in an act which the government says amounts to high treason. is he acting irresponsibly, illegally and stoking tensions? raila odinga, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, zainab. be honest with me, do you really believe you are president of kenya? don't i look presidential? you are wearing a smart suit. i really do believe i am the president. if you listen to what people are saying, for example, fm radio station, which obviously supports the government, they say things like your so—called swearing in ceremony is meaningless, where is raila odinga's state house, this was a farewell party for you. that is what kenyans are saying. there are a few kenyans who say that. of course, it's just a joke they are making. they know the occasion was a very seri

the american ambassador here in nairobi has also criticised your actions. nobody approves of what you are doing. only you see this in a very bad light. the african union. the african union have been defending dictators. in the past they needed to come in military uniform and military coup. this year they hold —— nowadays they hold electoral coup d'etat. so the african union refute that. how about the american ambassador. you say you want him recalled because you aren't happy with the statement. remember, i told you that a days before the october election, the commission chairman said he was not ready. 0ne election, the commission chairman said he was not ready. one day before the repeat election the supreme court was unable to hear a petition requesting a postponement because of a lack of proper preparation. two days before means the western departments —— diplomats... when you go from here? you you are the people's president. use a that we will work like a government and appoint ministers, evenif government and appoint ministers, even if we have to

and it's a sad sad that bryant won't be the last young man will fall victim to nairobi fight against crime. more on that coming up later on the day here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world zimbabwe's main opposition leader morgan tsvangirai is reportedly critically ill tonight in a south african hospital his supporters have been told to quote brace for the worst the sixty five year old disclosed two years ago that he had colon cancer the president of the deeds says the country's supreme court is attempting a coup against him i mean made the comments defending his recently declared state of emergency as well as the arrest of a former president and the arrest of two supreme court judges he's currently defying the supreme court order to release imprisoned him from a sexual abuse assault case in sweden that has since been dropped voiding the warrant could have paved the way for the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's been holed up since two thousand and twelve. very dangerous here now and here the turmoil affecting global markets not ending as i

especially in the slums of nairobi some people even call the city nairobi and the police is under pressure to fight crime so this becomes an issue for these young men living in the slum who sometimes are criminals sometimes they aren't but most certainly they are wrapped up in these stereotypes of being criminals of being gang members and so they become these easy targets for police and on top of that as you've had the prisons are full so it seems easier to just have this unnoticed death in the slum rather than to go ahead with an arrest so there is this culture of impunity and this is why these young men just i and police are under pressure as you said but what proof is there that they're really carrying out extrajudicial killings. that is of course a problem the proving it one hundred percent because if you reach out that's what we did reach out to i poet the independent police side for a take and the police themselves they. just deny this information requests and interview requests so there is no way of saying this is an official proof you have the problems of victims being too scared t

welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi, in nairobi. has the kenyan government overreacted to the self—inauguration of the opposition leader, raila 0dinga, as the people's president? critics argue that its true authoritarian colours have been exposed by its response to the move. it's also put a deep spotlight on the effectiveness of president uhuru kenyatta's government. my guest is raphael tuju, the secretary—general of the ruling jubilee party. raphael tuju, general secretary of kenya's ruling jubilee party here in nairobi, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. your government's authority and legitimacy has been severely challenged, hasn't it, by the self—inauguration as the people's president by raila 0dinga, the opposition leader? that's rabble—rousing from raila 0dinga. we've seen that before, and it's nothing to write home about. you've not seen this before, though. he's never declared himself people's president. well, sometimes you don't argue with people like those. i mean, what does it mean to be people's president? it's chil

more and more young men are being gunned down in the slums of nairobi by the police . there were more than three thousand such killings last year alone one of the victims was nineteen year old brian friends and neighbors tell us what happened why was brian killed extrajudicial killings in nairobi reporter on the job and. the use. of. any. money.

kitting gala is a village on the border of the nairobi national park. this peaceful rural part of kenya is home to a remarkable young man who came up with an invention that would not only save cattle but have a major impact on line conservation. michael tigar than has been there even when i was born was they were only skimming lands. richard to read grew up hurting his father's cattle here. we're lions regularly came from the neighboring reserve to attack his family's livestock so there's a border here which is that when there was a border for the last this grizel. now fifteen richard still spends time herding counts but his real passion has always been technology. love solving program. i just want to ignore stuff works i remember my mom who would do it and she good and. she wanted to kill me birds. but a lot of bad electronics. richard is a local hero his homegrown cattle protection invention has taken him across the oceans to california and back again but his big idea originated right here among the cattle. we had a very big program. for those growth.

hello and welcome to another edition of our environmental eco at africa my name is sharon my money from nairobi kenya and joining me from the other side of the continent is my colleague hello hello sharon and hello to kenya and one welcome to our viewers. at the conservation foundation in lagos nigeria thanks for chiming in to our panel african and european environmentalists. here's what we have coming up on the show today. this week we'll be heading to south africa to find out what's being done to help endangered sea forces. will go to rwanda to meet a woman who creates jewelry from waste. and then we will show you a pretty awful solution to the problem of water hyson in. sea horses mysterious and magical marine animals but threatened with extinction in many parts of the world scientists in south africa trying to do something to save the tiny creatures then developed a method to observe them in the ocean have it. see horses are incredibly well. that protects them but makes it hard for researchers to find them and tell them apart. scientists in south africa have found a way of marking the anima

and this has to be investigated and people have to be held to account catherine shoreline first in nairobi thank you. well still ahead on i just you know we're live in south sudan way human rights groups say the government and the opposition are still recruiting child soldiers even after promising not to trust. the. women in the u.k. celebrate the suffragettes one hundred years after they got the right to vote. hallo there is one surprising flooding in the yonder java certain number of landslides has been persistent rain just east all southeast account and you see very clearly from satellite pictures the area that's like to be when it will happen when the last twenty four will be within the next twenty four hours it includes most of borneo some parts of central southern philippines and of course java and sulu ways you know all of java and in bali it looks to be sunny but maybe more reliably the sunshine is there and can easily be lazy or holiday on the sumatra and all of thailand in southeast asia should be drawn at this time of the year it had been unusually wet a couple of weeks ago but

reporter: brian lived in one of nairobi's slums. the police suspected him of being a thief, but his mother disagrees. joyce was brian's friend and neighbor. here in her community is where he was killed, along with his three friends. joyce: i heard they came to cook lunch, and someone gunned them down. reporter: there is more evidence. images of brian and his dad friends published on facebook. joyce says the police themselves pose the pictures to expand fear and brand the victims as armed criminals. it seems the killing of brian and his friends was not an isolated incident. we are taught that 20 to 50 corpses arrive here almost every day, almost all killed by the police. dr. brian b chung got -- dr. brian is a forensic expert who confirms these are part of a larger pattern. >> entryways to the back, the head, the chest. the main objective of anyone trying to shoot you in the back, in the head, in your chest is not to immobilize you. it is to execute your. reporter: the police repeatedly denied dw's request for an official interview.

more and more young men are being gunned down in the slums of nairobi by the police. there were more than three thousand such killings last year alone one of the victims was nineteen year old brian friends and neighbors tell us what happened why it was brian killed extrajudicial killings and nairobi reporter on the job. is really. the scars on. the pain are still tangible. the suffering her go. through cities edged by her. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something new coming in peace time and what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance of darkness cities after war starting march tenth on t w. i want to welcome to another edition of your own max i'm your host meghan lee as always we have got a packed show in store for you here's a look at what's coming up. alive and kicking scottish band simple minds are back with a new album. sacred spaces of there's fresh hunger for who combines the

the folks martin factory on the outskirts of nairobi b.w. is already producing its polo viva model here it is assembled from pre-manufactured parts we just worst in south africa. if all goes well kenya's government hosts the plans to expand production here dramatically that would eventually include assembling another v.w. model a small off road vehicle was suited for the local driving conditions but there are risks involved for germany's faux bargain first japanese brands are already very popular in kenya and while it is true that the middle class is growing many of the country's forty five million people still do not earn enough to afford a new car so kenya remains a market for used cars not new ones. so v.w. operations obviously small in africa but the company is looking for growth potential catherine i wonder has this analysis for us from nairobi volkswagen has just expanded its operations in their o.b. and the ones in capital kigali now the german car maker seems to think that africa has a lot of potential now the nairobi plant alone see

all i want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world capital nairobi a third channel remains off air a government blocked him for trying to broadcast a mock inauguration by opposition leader raul a dig up and staying in kenya a top investigator into the illegal ivory trade has been killed police say as men bradley martin was stabbed to death at his home in the capital nairobi but have released no further details martin led investigations into the trade of elephant ivory and rhino horn in africa asia and the united states the turkish president. rich attire baritone is at the vatican for a meeting with pope francis their talks are expected to focus on the controversial u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel both men oppose the move. well jim is on high alert today the trial has started of the man who is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks so all this long standing trial in brussels over the shootout with belgian police that led to his capture yes so far refused to answer questions about the charge

more and more young men are being gunned down in the slums of nairobi by the police when there were more than three thousand such killings last year alone one of the victims was nineteen year old brian good friends and neighbors tell us what happened why it was bryan killed extrajudicial killings in nairobi reporter on the job in. the summer go five keys to see for food. keep clean to prevent contamination. oh. great draw and cook foods to avoid cross contamination. cooks thoroughly to kill microorganisms. keep food safe temperatures of the cold cold to prevent bacterial growth. gives safe water and safe roma tiriel is to avoid content. producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food. but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases and all by plying the five key is to say for food use them you also have a role to play here. u.s. republican lawmakers have released a controversial memo alleging anti trump biased and surveillance abuses at the f.b.i. president declassified the memo on friday despite the f.b.i. is warning that it had grave concerns about it