victory cracking in uganda because with their work on it binding more than bonds more than. cream is sufficient in. the volcanic rocks can be used for two years an average of comes in virus configurations including large commercial ones like this range at a market in the capital kampala where a thousand people come to eat every day it's also beneficial for the kooks who use it because the device generates almost no smoke estimates say smoke from traditional stoves contribute to the death of almost twenty thousand people a year in uganda the new stove is also more efficient than conventional designs. but others. can cook anything on the stove and save a lot of the stoves have really helped us because after building them here the company gives you the volcanic rocks. we have since given up using charcoal and only use charcoal dust which we used to light the rocks i now just spend a quarter of the money i used to spend on charcoal. water you. insult western uganda at the foot of mount dora it has provided new york what you need to use for farming families.

orders all asians to leave uganda. most of them were of indian origin they dominated the economy owning large businesses i mean accuse them of economic exploitation forcing over forty thousand asians to leave the country most of them left the country those who having a you have a bus for the rent of a just to the day you will be killed if you. like my brother. he will become better fiji he was taken to the camp and from there he ended up in malta. but forty six years on many indians have returned today uganda's capital kampala there's a bustling city with hundreds of businesses owned by indians like rajni tailor indians own many large factories and have created jobs for the locals this success is a highlight for prime minister narendra modi's visit to uganda his meeting with host president yoweri museveni is highly anticipated so we would anticipate that. sect of tourism. now you see so many people going for treatment to india and we have the transfer of technology in this part of the world. trading yes we would like t

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new render modi visit south africa turning the page on the dark chapter in his country's history with uganda. down the shovel with used wind turbines how the clean energy generators become an environmental nightmare and what to do about it. this is your business update on the home free in berlin glad you could join me now he famously tweeted that trade was a good and easy to win but it seems like president troubles protectionist policies might not be paying off after all the u.s. has said it will full count twelve billion dollars in emergency relief for american farmers hurt by president trump's trade dispute with china europe and other nations the plan which would use direct assistance programs already in place is expected to go into effect later this summer fall as of soybeans and dairy among other products have been hit hard by counter terrorists from the european union and china particularly each which were a response to tariffs already leveled by trump let's check in with our with a financial correspondent yens a quarter yes twelve billion dollars actually be enough to shield the agricu

to their first summit at that because it is their proximity i am people of uganda i said some it got even i forgot it's really i think i think that if you could not. force a little back to god i the president maybe could be put in the team and attending stake to mislead in such a media uses have to pay about six cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during a seventy said the tax will help to reduce costs that the activists here safely indiscriminate tax cuts the poor most left of the people here in town i am going to leave the internet using i access to dates is kind of on the map if they have a bit of money twenty cents fifty cents i buy some credit i would have done that they'd be all right again maybe for a couple of days i think i think i just think i. would have to just minutes of munching peas came to stop the protest they said it found lawful demonstrations have been heavily restricted in uganda since anti-government protests seven years ago this time things were no different. meanwhile kiosks for mobile phone payment services usually

victory in uganda because with. which a binding. bonds more than. cream is sufficient in. the volcanic rocks can be used for two years an average of comes in virus configurations including large commercial ones like this range at a market in the capital kampala where a thousand people come to eat every day it's also beneficial for the kooks who use it because the device generates almost no smoke estimates say smoke from traditional stoves contribute to the death of almost twenty thousand people a year in uganda the new stove is also more efficient than conventional designs which other. you can cook anything on the stove and save a lot of the stoves have really helped us because after building them here the company gives you the volcanic rocks. we have since given up using charcoal and only use charcoal dust which we used to light the rocks i now just spend a quarter of the money i used to spend on charcoal. water you. insult western uganda at the foot of mount it has provided new opportunities for farming families it has trained and employed a number of groups to extract t

women in uganda who collect books kind of rocks near the national park they use pieces of them to make stalls that look we don't have. in germany we look at a new kind of with renewable energy what to do with the conversation we turn. to then we are what makes millions of good bad migrate every year from congo is another example. uganda has lost two thirds of its forest cover in the last twenty years much of the forest is in clear to provide charcoal for burning more than eighty percent of ugandans rely on charcoal for their daily cooking needs and that's according to records of figures from the government rose twining has an innovation which uses volcanic rocks as energy for cleaner cooking and lighting solutions for families while at the same time providing jobs for the women she has built a clean cooking stove to replace their environmentally hazardous and charcoal consuming stows. only for life rebecca to a new car has cooked with charcoal but it's both bad for her health and bad for the environment she's also expensive now she has a special news tove it costs a lot but it can stil

of africa utopia environmentalists echo at africa today will be taking you to a small community in uganda where people are using hearts while comic rock as an energy source more on that in just a moment and as always i have my child from nigeria now to have my size thanks john and a warm welcome to our viewers in africa and europe we've got a lot of exciting stories for you here's what's on the lineup for today. women in uganda who call like bo kind of walks near it going to a national park they used pieces of them to make stalls. we now have. in germany look at a new kind of would be new ball energy what to do with the conversation we turn. to then we are asked what makes millions of food bad migrate here from congo some not. uganda has lost two thirds of its forest cover in the last twenty years much of the forest is in cleared to provide charcoal for burning more than eighty percent of ugandans rely on charcoal for their daily cooking needs and that's according to records of figures from the government rose twining has an innovation which uses volcanic rocks as energy for cleaner cooki

police in uganda have fired tear gas to disperse protesters demonstrating against new taxes including a levy on access to social media apps the move has provoked widespread outrage as malcolm web reports from uganda. many people here in uganda's capital kampala on happy now having to pay to use the internet the most popular seventy's i hope the wine pop star and then he had a demonstration against the social media tax crowd quickly gathered. for their first summit at that because it is a personal attack on the young people of uganda that's a mickey i even. forgot it's a good thing they don't know if you've. got the president. because being put in the team and attending stake to mislead in such a media uses have to pay about three cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during the seventy fifth attacks will help to reduce. the activists here hate the indiscriminate attack that the most lists of the people. in town. i mean the internet used to exist dates is kind of on the map if they have a bit of money twenty cents fifty cents they buy somethin

plastic bugs are recalled on site in uganda but not at this restaurant in the capital com paula. instead of plastic bags known locally as cover the money meant here uses people bags and we are very very environment friendly and we do not want to use contaminated and i mean. it is definitely reliable which is not only for us it's for our children and for our grandchildren and much more. uganda is planning to implement a bun on plastic shopping bags this year and to replace them with biodegradable paper bags he says encouraged a group of local women to start making paper bags using locally available but one of fiber. most farms in uganda by then a fiber is considered the waste product but this group is using it to make paper from the cut they are using. after the cutting with them after the cooking we blend them blend them like for five minutes. they turn into a pole with a big container with what to leave them on screens we drain the screen through the fiber and they were to drain south through the holes then we hang it on the rocks to dry. the fiber is left to dry in the sun for

even their siblings many in uganda worried the closure of some six hundred orphanages will put children out on the streets without the basic skills for survival unicef says there are two and a half million orphans in uganda and hundred fifty three million worldwide the charity hope and home says children living in orphanages are forty times more likely to have a criminal record and five hundred times more likely to commit suicide researchers say children who grow up in orphanages suffer physically intellectually and emotionally the quality of life of orphans in uganda is what's worrying the commissioner for youth and children's affairs he's overseeing the closure of orphanages that don't meet the government's criteria we have also learnt that many of these often it is being used as a route across got children out of the country unsuspecting parents just leave their children to be taken on by anybody under the guise of helping them and in the end. one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans often it is really no place. for children to grow in but as th

malcolm webb how does iraq come parlor uganda. island senators given its backing to a draft law that would ban the import of god goods from occupied territories around the world including illegal israeli settlements it was backed by all parties except the governing phina gael foreign minister simon cover any said it risk fanning flames in the middle east the bill now goes to committee the government expected to continue trying to block it. japan's prime minister has visited areas hit by the worst flooding in the country for three decades and promised to help the survivors while pledging four billion dollars towards recovery since our base spoke to survivors sheltering in an evacuation center in the western city of coeur shaking more than forty of the one hundred seventy six people who died in the floods and landslides live dozens remain missing bride has more. visit comes as emergency teams continue to search through debris and destroyed houses looking for some of the people who are still missing thousands of people remain displac

orders all asians to leave uganda. most of them were of indian origin they dominated the economy owning large businesses i mean accuse them of economic exploitation forcing over forty thousand asians to leave the country most of them left the country those who having a passport they went of a just to the day you will be killed if you. like my brother. he became a refugee he was taken to the camp and from there he ended up in malta. but forty six years on many indians have returned today uganda's capital kampala is a bustling city with hundreds of businesses owned by indians like rajni tailor indians own many large factories and have created jobs for the locals this success is a highlight for prime minister narendra modi's visit to uganda his meeting with host president yoweri museveni is highly anticipated so we would anticipate that. sector of tourism now you see so many people going for treatment. and we have the transfer of technology in this part of the world. trading yes we would like to see trading but trading ca

malcolm webb how does iraq come paula uganda. don't forget there's plenty more on our web site of news video and features just click on al-jazeera dot com. this is a reminder of the top stories on our read the u.s. president is calling on allies to increase their defense spending to four percent of that country's economic output as two percent higher than the group's original go or will trump also launched a public attack on germany saying it's totally controlled by moscow because it buys billions of dollars of russian oil and gas the outburst came during a breakfast meeting with nato secretary general younes stoltenberg. you know if you look at it germany is a captive of very rich they should work to get rid of their call to get rid of. the good so much of the world is there for a russian i think it's something they are still looking at i think it's very appropriate you're going to the program i don't know what you can do about it but it certainly doesn't seem to make sense that they pay billions of dollars to russia we have to

insult western uganda at the foot of mount to her bora of has provided new york what you need to use for farming families it has trained and employed a number of groups to extract their rocks which are later collected and taken to the company premisses. own argument but use them when a truck comes i get up to one hundred dollars i can use the money to pay school fees for my children by them clothes and food life is much better now because people buy these rugs we used to grow crops and the stones got in the way of that but now we're lucky enough to have someone pay for them. there is a large tour of volcanic rocks a bit because toe factory the company builds up to sorties towards a day our own seventeen thousand have been sold so far each comes with us of books rose trained ses the device can be used in many regions and countries if we want to have as many people to be coming to bring you us to be able to record what we're doing in various parts of the country we don't want to on that if we're again remains here. uganda has a population of fourteen million ninety percent could chuckl

place in uganda have fired tear gas to disperse protesters demonstrating against new taxes including a levy on access to social media ups the move has provoked widespread outrage as malcolm web reports from uganda. i. many people here in uganda's capital kampala on tapi about having to pay to use the internet's most popular services i hope the wine a pop star and then peace that a demonstration against the new social media tax crowd quickly gathered. there for somebody at that because it is their personal i doubt the young people of uganda i think the media even now that i think that it's really i think they don't think that if you had not i personally think that the just the the president i'm afraid because they know what it's up to and the telling stake to myspace and such a media users have to pay about six cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services i president during a seven he said the tax will help to reduce costs that the activists here safely indiscriminate attacks that hurt the poor most of the people i work here in downtown i was the one who was l

gary pre-show your time thank you thank you very much and finally a new tax on social media apps in uganda has sent people out on the streets to oppose the move for young ugandans especially social media has become a platform for expression and protest malcolm webb reports. many people here in uganda's capital kampala on tapi about having to pay to use the internet's most popular services i hope the wine a pop star and then people that a demonstration against the new social media tax crowd quickly gathered we have a picture there for somebody at that because it is their personal i doubt they are people of uganda social media even i forgot it's really i think they don't think that if you had not accepted the credit for say a little back to the judge the the president was still angry because they think i don't suffer to be attending steak to myspace and such a media uses have to pay about six cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during the seventy seven tax will help to reduce costs that the activists here say it's an indiscriminate tax that hurts

many people here in uganda's capital kampala on happy about having to pay to use the internet's most popular services i hope the wine a pop star and then people that a demonstration against the new social media tax crowd quickly gathered we have a picture there for somebody at that because it is their personal i doubt they are people of uganda i said make out if it was filmed for us it's really i think they don't think that if you had not accepted the credits for say little that to the judge the the president was still angry because they think i don't suffer to be telling stake to my face in such a media users have to pay about six cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during the seventies had the title helped to reduce gossip the activists here say it's an indiscriminate tax that hurts the poor most left of the people right here in that i am going to leave the internet users access to states is kind of the map if they have a bit of money twenty cents fifty cents they buy some credit i would have done that they'd be all right again maybe for

many people here in uganda's capital kampala on happy about having to pay to use the internet's most popular services i hope the wine a pop star and then people that a demonstration against the new social media tax crowd quickly gathered we have a picture there for somebody at that because it is a personal attack but they are people of uganda i said because it was so funny it's really i think that they don't think that if you had not accepted the fifty percent a little that the just the the president was still angry because they think i don't suffer to be attending steak to my face in such a media uses have to pay about six cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during a seventy seven tax will help to reduce costs that the activists here say it's an indiscriminate tax that hurts the poor most left of the people right here in town. i know you're going to have the internet users access to states is kind of on the map if they have a bit of money twenty cents fifty cents they buy some credit i would have done that they'd be all right again maybe

government in uganda isjust doing... —— hasjust done... a new tax on social media has just come into effect. if you use social media, you have to pay a 5 us cents a day. the government says the money will fund public services. and the president of uganda says it is also an attempt to stop gossip. by that he says he means "opinions, prejudices, insults (and) friendly chats". critics say this is unrealistic — and stopping people sharing opinions and insults surely is. and that this is a way of stopping criticism of the government. catherine byaruhanga's in kampala. they posted three hours ago... this is all this man needs to make a profit. he gave up his office job to sell fresh fruit from the back of his car. he markets all his products online but says the new social media tax has made it harder to reach customers. previously, iwould send a message to whatsapp or facebook messenger, then someone replies like, i need this for tomorrow. then you find some are off—line and you are forced to pay to make a phone call. making a phone call has

police in uganda have fired tear gas to disperse protesters demonstrating against new taxes including a levy on access to social media ups around two hundred people marched in the capital kampala to rally against the levy which has provoked widespread outrage from telecoms firms customers ok web reports from uganda. i. many people here in uganda's capital kampala on tapi about having to pay to use the internet's most popular services i hope the wine a pop star and then p. that a demonstration against the new social media tax crowd quickly gathered. to their first summit at that because it is their proximity i doubt the people of uganda said to me. they don't think that if you're not. just the the president maybe it could be anybody but you can be telling steak to my face in such a media uses have to pay about six cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during a seventy said the tax will help to reduce costs that the activists here say it's an indiscriminate tax that hurts the poor most left of the people like you and i i was least wealthy inter

even their siblings many in uganda worry the closure of some six hundred orphanages will put children out on the streets without the basic skills for survival unicef says there are two and a half million orphans in uganda and hundred fifty three million worldwide the charity hope and home says children living in orphanages are forty times more likely to have a criminal record and five hundred times more likely to commit suicide researchers say children who grow up in orphanages suffer physically intellectually and emotionally the quality of life of orphans in uganda is what's worrying the commissioner for youth and children's affairs he's overseeing the closure of orphanages that don't meet the government's criteria will host one month. when it is being used as a route. out of the country. i'm suspecting parents just leave. to be taken on by anybody under the guise of hoping them and. one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans often it is really no place. for children to grow up in but also it has the advantages for the children because some of the

line which will run across the country between its indian ocean port of mombasa through to neighboring uganda it also cuts through national park territory and has come in some severe criticism . these animals roam freely barely seven kilometers outside kenya's capital nairobi but their unrestricted lifestyle is endangered kenya has contracted the china roads and bridges corp to extend and modernize its main railway line the first leg connecting mombasa nairobi was completed in twenty seventeen the second leg will link kenya to neighboring uganda it cuts right through the national park. all these train tracks and noise going to make the park lose the animals and maybe reduce it to his zoos this is a natural park where animals can walk in and out they will no longer be able to do that conservationists have been fighting the railway since twenty sixteen to no avail construction of the second leg began in march despite a court order halting the project and elevated track will run across six kilometers of the park perched on pillars between eight and forty meters tall officials insist the animals

well we liked him more for me if in uganda and you can access social media we want to hear about your experience they fall with this new tax they get and such and you can get in touch with us on social media we're on facebook at facebook dot com slash al-jazeera we're on twitter handle is outraging this use the hash tag eighteen is great on both platforms and you can whatsapp ass or send us a telegram plus nine seven four five zero triple one one four nine. in south africa it's now compulsory for people living in johannesburg to separate household garbage for recycling and it's hoped it will stop landfill sites from filling up too quickly is her with reports. this is one of the biggest landfill sites in johannesburg south africa produces more than one hundred million tons of waste every year government officials say extending landfill sites needs money and more land resources they say they don't have that's why the people of johannesburg will not have to separate plastic glass and buy degradable waste for recycling but a certain will be jews the number of their waste that goes into an

, uganda came forward with the first lady of uganda went on the equivalent of television at the exact same time and said our country -- and that was before we had really good treatment, through voluntary counseling and testing hiv plummeted there, people began to live. so you had countering countries with that voice and uganda was on the forefront at that time and the president and the first lady were out front. >> let's get another question. >> i was curious about the connection between condoms or prevention method and the political issues around family planning and condoms from perhaps religious groups and others, how you dealt with that. >> i will jump in. first of all, i don't know the answer historically or present, but what it was at the time is this, we knew people were dying so we had to give -- not just dying, but suffering around the world and had to give voice to the reality of what that was. the answer, remember, at the time we didn't know very much about anti-retro virals. we through they cost $100,000 and this whole idea of applying t what we our scientists and industry

malcolm webb how does iraq come paula uganda. let's get more on this joining us from the accountant capital kampala is sally hayden who's a journalist there thanks for joining us on al-jazeera how much is this to do with attacks on gossip as it seems the government is putting out and how much is about stifling freedom of speach. i mean i think that the idea of the idea of free speech are not necessarily distinct well. the president has made an argument that they do need to raise more taxes and i have spoken to very very few number of ugandans who have said that they recognize that ugandans pay a lot less tax than other people do but critics and most people i meet are either critics or they're quite bewildered by the whole thing they say that it's stifling free speech it's crushing opposition and they also say that the government mismanages funds so why should they trust a government to give them more funds anyway if the government is going to mismanage them and they also say that it's going to affect business people around the wo

hand-picked commando rescuers made the flight to uganda. >> the raid on entebbe is one of the perfect operations of the modern era defined by surprise, speed, success. but mostly surprise. >> the israelis are familiar with the airport at entebbe because they built sections of it and had an active advisory force in uganda until 1973 when yamin kicked the israelis out. >> no one thought anyone would fly from israeli to uganda to rescue the hostages. that was surprise number one. when they landed at the airport, all the commanders were wearing ugandan military uniforms and were driving the same kind of vehicles that a ugandan general would drive. >> the hijackers didn't know what was going on, and, by the time they figured it out, it was too late for them. >> it took just 52 minutes from the time the first plane landed until it took off with the hostages. that was three minutes less than the rehearsal the night before. >> the rescue seemed pretty much like a modern miracle. for relatives who for days on end were unsure whether they would ever see their loved ones again, it was a time for

uganda and found my job is sarah low has created a system that combines. cycling plastic and saving water. all that required was one great idea. and a little hole in a plastic bottle. thanks to the drip irrigation system. tomatoes have survived a month of drought. that's a healthy despite the scorching sun. the farmer expects a harvesting two months which he can sell in the local market. to be simple bottle irrigation method helps ensure food security and to protect the environment. like that. if you're also doing. visit our website. share your story was wow it's amazing what great ideas people come on with another eco who we want to introduce to you with gina. she lives in port city in camera she is an environmental journalist and she's involved with a non-governmental organisation called sustainable one for the bottom and it promotes inclusive and sustainable development initiatives and that means getting ordinary people involved with gina has inspired many to think more about the environment and to take better care of it so what did we do when to find o

like uganda india was once a british colony it hopes that shared history can help bolster its foothold in africa indian companies have invested heavily in the continent for years. china has also poured money into africa largely in the form of development loans between two thousand and two thousand and fourteen it made six billion dollars available annually in the last three years alone it offered sixty billion dollars that money goes to roads dams power plants and agricultural technology all bound to chinese companies and suppliers while the e.u. and u.s. still invest more in africa chinese trade on the continent has taken off the e.u. hopes to catch up with a series of free trade agreements it's now negotiating across africa. for more on the potential off the brics nations and in particular that of africa i'm joined by christophe caring decent general manager of the german african business association good to have you with us. president has praised china as a partner who treats rwanda as an equal unlike western nations perhaps. i think maybe he's a bit right it may sound a bit like a

the definition by consensus in uganda and right there at the beginning presumed to be with you by the end of the nation state key all the way to. then in twenty ten was the idea of the sovereignty of the nation state well that's you know that's of course it still exists it's also a concept on the go on you know different shifts in interpretation let's put it that way in different areas but the concept of sovereignty obviously. is still there why do you think britain is the way isn't happy with the way it is being drafted by. yourself and others obviously you have to ask that question what i can tell you is that u.k. was part of the consensus that we adopted in kampala. was a very important partner in their fortune the agreement a couple of it was adopted by consensus and they accepted it and this is retrospective no it is not easy we've had inquiries here into britain's role in the war in iraq so in a sense we've had a retrospective inquiries. obviously without any perceived justice is regards the leaders do you think that could be concerning some nations like britain for the future y

now to uganda, where hundreds of protesters have marched through the capital kampala, demanding police action over a spate of rapes, murders and kidnappings, targeting women. janey mitchell reports. chanting: stop the rapists! anger over the murder of more than a0 women in kampala since last year has boiled over into the streets with demands for justice for the victims, many of them young and mothers and whose cases remain unsolved. what sort of society are we living in where 42 women are dead and we are asking what they were wearing, how many boyfriends they had? that is such a rape culture and victim—blaming mentality. among the marchers, ambassadors from the us and france, demanding improved security for staff who are afraid to go out. translation: this violence is intolerable. i am here, side by side with ugandan women, for better protection, because women are the backbone of society. critics say the police response has been inadequate, accusing the ugandan force of devoting too many of its resources against opponents of the country's long serving president, yoweri museveni. but

plus his fans call him uganda's ghetto president the walk ins i sing or not it's time he's home to politics he's winning votes of i'm so countries young i'm cool he proved to be a thorn in the side of the political a stoppage. of the world when it was based on the support of crazy fans presumed surely as show it also doesn't help that they have superstar leading the take a look ahead to tomorrow's first quarter finals pitching south american against two european teams. i'm phil gal welcome to the program. police in britain have confirmed that two people poisoned by novacek nerve agent were exposed to the substance by handling a contaminated object the incident happened near the city of seoul very this is the second time the area has been at the center of a number chock incident in barge a former russian spy and his daughter was said to been poisoned at their home in christine road less than two kilometers from queen elizabeth gardens what is thought the latest victim came into contact with the substance of britain's health minister says the second poisoning looks like an unfortunate after e

two other countries in the east african community have followed suit kenya and twenty seventeen and uganda this year but while bags may be gone there's plenty of plastic items that are still used and distribute it every day by people and businesses turning recycling and wanda into a whole new industry. this recycling company in kigali shreds washes and produces around a ton of plastic every day. professional recycling has become big business here in rwanda. after the plastic has been liquefied it is made into k. like strads which are then chopped into pieces these would later be mixed with all the materials wants me to start and cycling company and plastics. because run the. initiative to protect the environment that's why we ban plastic bags and some of the people so it threads i say doesn't paternity. the company's recycling process produces reusable bags tops and packaging for the construction industry and for agriculture. when the ban plastic bags ten years ago plastic waste is still everywhere here who wonders environment agency recovers tons of interim landfills a lot can also be fou

africa european environmentalists echo at africa today with the taking you to a small community in uganda where people are using.