security checks like these at nairobi airport increased after 9/11. typically, a pilot or engineer will carry out final checks roughly 45 minutes before take—off. and he would have had to climb up as quickly as possible along this bit of metal and into the rear arch. but after a similar incident a few years ago, a bbc reporter shows in this documentary how someone could do it. but getting inside is the easy bit. to survive an entire flight in a pa rt to survive an entire flight in a part ofan to survive an entire flight in a part of an aircraft which isn't pressurised, someone would have to cheat an almost certain death. the undercarriage bay is outside the normal pressurisation of the aircraft. so they are subjected to freezing temperatures and very little oxygen. in addition, they can be crushed by the undercarriage coming up. the chances of survival are very remote indeed. i would say it is almost nil on a long haul flight. it is almost nil on a long haul flight. additionally, because they will pass out at high altitude, on the approach to land

and joining me from nairobi is the correspondent joy doreen beera joy the mood bossa nairobi rail line it was mentioned this report this was sort of a prestigious project for chinese african development relations but it's had problems it's expensive it's underused according to projections compared with projections is beijing just calling a failure a failure here. well these 2 sides to that canyon looked at the project as the gateway to the intact east african region but as it is it appears you know when the president went to china to request for an extension of the loan it just appeared that china said you know they would like to have proof of the viability of the project and why he was not able to get the loan for this particular project he was able to acquire. less for the construction over all of that connects you know the city center to the airport but getting there and standard gauge really particularly this one has been a tough call for the president of kenya. so does this mean that china is now attaching more strings to its foreign lending i think what china has decided to do no

fighters continue to launch attacks despite losing strongholds in somalia welcome weapons more from nairobi. theni a security official representatives from several african governments the african union european union and the united nations have met here at the un's office in nairobi to talk about preventing violent thick stream ism and countering terrorism the un secretary general antonio good terry said the threat of terrorism is spreading in africa in the opening session and the author said the whole region the being destabilized the people of africa on the front line of efforts. and the spread of violent extremist i deeply believe that. forcing and counterterrorism operations must have strong. u.n. security council backed by sufficient but addicted will and sustainable financial. contribution kenya's president kenyatta also spoke are most important to me. is to ensure that i. sort of gets. enough holding. is this single source of finance. results recruitment training. and also claims of legitimacy kenya the host country is significant in the discussion around the violent extremism its ar

security checks like these at nairobi airport increased after 9/11. typically, a pilot or engineer will carry out final checks roughly 45 minutes before take—off. and he would have had to climb up as quickly as possible along this bit of metal and into the rear arch. but after a similar incident a few years ago, a bbc reporter shows in this documentary how someone could do it. but getting inside is the easy bit. to survive an entire flight in a part of an aircraft which isn‘t pressurised, someone would have to cheat an almost certain death. the undercarriage bay is outside the normal pressurisation of the aircraft. so they are subjected to freezing temperatures and very little oxygen. in addition, they can be crushed by the undercarriage coming up. the chances of survival are very remote indeed. i would say it is almost nil on a long haul flight. additionally, because they will pass out at high altitude, on the approach to land when the pilots lower the gear, they are not hanging on, so if they had survived the crushing end of the cold temperatur

regional conferences the counter-terrorism 1st was last month held in mongolia and this one here in nairobi is the 2nd and there are 3 more coming in the months ahead. the dispute over high tech exports from japan to south korea is worsening south koreans protested outside the japanese embassy in the capital seoul the demonstrations followed japan blaming what it calls security concerns for tightening restrictions on exports of semiconductor materials south korea's president says japan has no reason to question the effectiveness of its sanctions on north korea oh memorial service has been held in hong kong for a protester who took their own life and the government has made concessions after widespread demonstrations forced the cancellation of the extradition bill but activists say they haven't gone far enough and have promised more protests right mcbride reporting now from hong kong. i months of protests of left their scars on hong kong. the legislative council building has been ransacked and the government in the divided city appears besieged christine loh is a former member of the governm

and can affect a whole region he fought in the conference un chief on don't you get to visit that in nairobi that's helping young people while boyd radicalization by learning new skills and finding employment online. the u.s. is facing enormous challenges that employment is as i said in the beginning probably the biggest societies but the us as a much bigger capacity than the older generations to understand the digital world and to use the little tools from social media to. visit the world which means that you are much better prepared to face the challenges of more than. for those young kenyans who joined al shabaab returning home is almost impossible but some able to escape like. he was with in the kenyan city of mumbai. that paradise it's now struggling to draw in this. new group like 102 years of fighting with the terror group is now back home and helping to make the city safer. mohammad moved for nearly 2 years for the terrorist group the former christian converted to islam and went to somalia as a foreign fighter. now he speaks out for the 1st time about his radicalization and how he go

joining us from nairobi there thank you. and now to some of the other business stories making news around the world a jury a supreme court has placed the country's former industry minister yousif use feet under arrest for alleged corruption he's the latest senior official to be detained amid on going on to graft investigations of the mass protests began earlier this year prosecution of corrupt officials has been a main demand of demonstrators. turkish president. says the nation's central bank needs complete reform the 5 institutions had were set in cairo on the weekend rekindling concerns about the independence of turkey's monetary policy and it. has launched its 1st helicopter service in new york the aircraft will shuttle passengers from j.f.k. airport to manhattan 8 minute ride it will cost around $200.00. according brazil says mining companies must compensate the families of $250.00 people killed in a dam collapse vale also has to pay for extensive damage the collapse caused the environment and local economy authorities a

being paid what they would like to sell an additional challenge their joy during their reporting from nairobi thank you so much. and the international monetary fund just outraged its outlook for the world economy because of simmering international trade tensions the i.m.f. expects the global economy to expand by a sluggish 3.2 percent and $29000.00 that's down from 3.3 percent growth it forecast for this year back in april rates in africa dropping by a similar amount the organization blame to the lek last a gross on trade tensions and a tariff war between the world's 2 biggest economies that's the u.s. and china. and that is business africa your own g.w. for me in the team thanks for watching. for me. music is a kind of culture war the media's sun media phenomenon. of prevalent among all evil. d.w. . is gold. managers you know who to day. you know the banks. and who was the language of the bank the money. speaking the truth global news that matters j w 4 minds. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes kenya's fight against corruption the country's finance minister has

being paid what they would like to sell an additional challenge their joy during their reporting from nairobi thank you so much. and the international monetary fund is downgrading its outlook for the world economy because of simmering international trade tensions the i.m.f. expects the global economy to expand by a sluggish 3.2 percent and $29000.00 that's down from 3.3 percent growth it forecast for this year back in april rates in africa dropping by a similar amount the organization blame to the lek last a gross on trade tensions and a tariff war between the world's 2 biggest economies that's the u.s. and china. and that is business africa your own d.w. for me in the team thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind me is more. find out most of experience and explore a fascinating cultural heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 360 the. detail of that 77 percent. are younger than 35. that's me and me and you. do know why. it's time no voice is part. of the 77 percent he told me. this is where it comes. to 77 percent this weekend on d w. s instead of the news africa coming up in the next 15 min

the ball is in nairobi with more on this story i believe me what exactly is. accused of doing. wrote it and his co accused face a charges ranging from conspiring to defraud to financial misconduct in short of course we're talking about corruption here as a bit of more background and as the minister of finance wrote in and his ministry the treasury are responsible for the releasing of money to government projects and overseeing how that money is being used so in this very role not only did he apparently inflate the budget necessary for the construction of these 2 dams but also released $25000000000.00 kenyan shillings that's around $200000000.00 u.s. dollars to this italian construction company to construct 2 dams in the rift valley we're talking about an area region which is really dry suffering from water scarcity farmers and their cattle there are supposed to be helped out get some water with these 2 dams but 5 years on not a single crop of water has reached them so the big question is why did that money goal and now the man who was in charge is being held responsible for it

the ball is in nairobi with more on this story i believe me what exactly is he accused of doing well wrote it and his co accused face aide charges ranging from conspiring to defraud to financial misconduct in short of course we're talking about corruption here as with a bit of more background and as the minister of finance wrote in and his ministry the treasury are responsible for the releasing of money to government projects and overseeing how that money is being used so in this very role not only did he apparently inflate the budget necessary for the construction of these $2.00 dams but also released $20000000000.00 kenyan shillings that's around $200000000.00 u.s. dollars to this italian construction company to construct 2 dams in the rift valley we're talking about an area region which is really dry suffering from water scarcity farmers and their cattle there was supposed to be helped out get some water with these 2 dams but 5 years on not a single drop of water has reached them so the big question is why did that money goal and now the man who was in charge is being held respons

wall street for us we've also got joy doreen biro who's tracking the emerging market reaction from nairobi there's a starting with you what is the market reaction fill us in. good reactionary has been a relatively muted so far band investors have been discounting our right for quite a while now so there's a decision that's not commissar surprise nor does the ending of the of the reduction of the present volunteer day 2 months earlier that's the question that bleeder is now in may the fed chairman your own problem will give us a hint that doing these present conference is a good these is just a safeguard and appease them to break out similar to the ones that we saw in 1985 or 9098 or even the start of a deep and sustaining more i commodity of cycle trying to a stimulate an economy that could enter a recession. that would be a worry for the world joy what's the reaction across africa well the reaction is very positive it is welcome news for most of the african economies at this point and while most of our economies have been keeping the election in check give an example kenya is a policeman

we will have more from julius tears ------ from m julius julia steers in nairobi. the environment minister of france q quit on t tuesday aftee investigative website media parts excuse -- accused him of extravagant spending. he denies wrongdoing and has filed a suit against media p pa. chriris moore is at the environment ministry. he had to go. j just one story, but a week of allegations including thahat he entertained vivisitors that did d not have o withhis official function, giant lobster, champagne, et cetera. ministers living extravagantly off the public purse is not unheheard of in francnc but the context is different this time around. emmanuelel macroron's government facing the y yellow vests protesters out on the street.. the protetests have ebbeded recently. fact that macron came to power a couple years ago in the wake of a number ofof during g a campaigign claiming he wowould be the m mao clean up french politics. the environment ministry has been troubled for a while. >> yes. -- it is hadoccupant 14 incumbents in 20 years. predecessorrugy's walked out of

well let's get more on all of this we're joined by bond and catherine sawyer she's live for eyes in nairobi do we have any more information about the latest case catherine. yes we do elizabeth this man is a resident of goma but he was working at a mining area in italy this is one of the regions that have been affected by so he came back to go about 10 days ago and he went he came by he went to bo he went back to goma bypass and he went through the various medical checks that normally happen no symptoms were detected and a few days ago he started feeling sick he thought he had malaria he went to a local clinic right at the edge of the edge of goma city this is where he lives so he went to this clinic and he's been going in and out buying medicine from local pharmacies as well and this clinicians realise that he has symptoms that are close to a ball of symptoms so they called in experts who came 2 days ago to kiss tests and then yesterday they confirmed that indeed he had a bowler so so right now they have isolated the clinicians who are handling him their families and they're also looking fo

the ball is in nairobi with more on this story. what exactly is he accused of doing well wrote it and his co accused face aide charges ranging from conspiring to defraud to financial misconduct in short of course we're talking about corruption here as a bit of more background as the minister of finance wrote in and his ministry the treasury are responsible for the releasing of money into government projects and overseeing how that money is being used so in this very role not only did he apparently inflate the budget necessary for the construction of these 2 dams but also released $25000000000.00 kenyan shillings that's around $200000000.00 u.s. dollars to this italian construction company to construct 2 dams in the rift valley we're talking about an area region which is really dry suffering from water scarcity farmers and their cattle there are supposed to be helped out get some water with these 2 dams but 5 years on not a single crop of water has reached them so the big question is why did that money goal and now the man who was i

the flight kq100 left nairobi at 7:19am on sunday. it landed more than eight hours later at 3:42 p m. just minutes before that, police were called to clapham, where a body had fallen in someone's backyard. hiding in the undercarriage just before take—off should be incredibly hard. security checks like these at nairobi airport increased after 9/11. typically, a pilot or engineer will carry out final checks roughly 45 minutes before take—off. and he would have had to climb up as quickly as possible along this bit of metal and into the rear arch. but after a similar incident a few years ago, a bbc reporter shows in this documentary how someone could do it. but getting inside is the easy bit. to survive an entire flight in a part of an aircraft which isn't pressurised, someone would have to cheat an almost certain death. the undercarriage bay is outside the normal pressurisation part of the aircraft. so they are subjected to freezing temperatures and very little oxygen. in addition, they can be crushed by the undercarriage coming up.

including one in the crowded city of goma where catherine sword joins us now live from the kenyan capital nairobi so what's the latest catherine from uganda and go now. yes. w.h.o. has issued a statement talking about this fishmonger who fell sick at a market in southwest uganda it's called point to market on july 11th this is just a few days ago before dying off the board in the democratic republic of congo they say that. about 590 fishmonger in the market could be targeted for vaccinations and walsall spoken to the ministry of health officials in uganda who say that this woman had come to the market from d r c to trade to sell her fish they say that this is a very this is a major trade route one of the busiest border trade routes in. between the 2 countries they also say that this is why they a huge concern because it's not clear we still don't know who this woman interacted with who helped her with her movements who helped to transport her goods of these are people who are being looked for for. for you know for vaccinations and things like that in this general area daryn is where another child

vaccine let's go now to our correspondent catherine source she is monitoring what's happening from nairobi the 2nd case is now 2nd day catherine how concerned are authorities about the spread of the disease in this populated area. well there is a lot of concerns and yes this is. a death that has been confirmed by the new many star health and this man we're talking about was a resident of goma but was working in another area touring region a mining area need to the region which is one of the affected areas so he started feeling sick days after he arrived back in goma and tests were done on him 2 days ago and yesterday afternoon it was confirmed that indeed he has a dollar and now he is dead 2 people in goal man more than a 1000000 people live there very worried indeed i've also spoken to a wild health organization official who said that people should keep calm they say that they are prepared for this is then surely the of for a long time and that they are able to contain the situation these officials were telling me that they have set up hand washing point in different parts of the city the

kenyans to millions have been killed the most recent of those major attacks was in january here in nairobi in the dusit hotel complex was attacked by gunmen 21 people were killed there so this is very much something that's a conflict that's been brought home to the people here people in nairobi are very much among those those thousands of victims that you mentioned across the continent welcome thanks very much. an outbreak of measles in chad has caused a national emergency to be declared other african countries are also struggling to contain this preventable disease patient numbers of soared 700 percent in some locations. it is so much it hurts. the fever won't go down. and this baby's lungs are filled with. these are children on the brink of death because they were not vaccinated against measles oh no we didn't know what it was we thought it was malaria it's only here that they told us she has measles you don't understand we are so scared of losing her they keep giving her injections but she isn't doing any better this preventable disease has become an epidemic spreading faster than it ca

5 regional conferences the counter-terrorism firth was last month held in mongolia this one here in nairobi is the 2nd and there are 3 more coming in the month ahead fighting between rival tribes in papua new guinea has killed at least 24 people police say the killings in the remote province of hell could be retaliation for an earlier attack. high tech companies in south korea are being warned they face an unprecedented emergency because of japan's birth on exports of crucial chemicals south koreans protested to japan's embassy in seoul this the president one business leaders to expect to prolong trade dispute japan is blaming what to call security concerns for restricting exports of semiconductor components . turkey says it will not stop drilling for oil and gas around the other of cyprus despite e.u. and american condemnation the u.s. state department says turkey is being provocative by sending 2 ships to explore off the coast of the politically divided island. energy resources should be shared equally between turkey which controls the northern part of cyprus and the greek cypriot ministr

of 5 regional conferences the counter-terrorism 1st was last month held in mongolia this one here in nairobi is the 2nd and there are 3 more coming in the months ahead. and now it's the end of the road for the volkswagen beetle. after 8 decades the last edition of the iconic car rolled off a production line as a factory in mexico where the confetti shower and to the tune of a marriott she found the factory will now switch to building a new s.u.v. for the north american market. hello mr hall with the headlines tensions are high in the strait of hormuz after a new revolutionary guard called boats approached a british oil tanker and asked it to stop this comes just days after u.k. royal marines seized in a rainy an oil tanker and waters near gibraltar u.s. president donald trump says he'll soon increase sanctions on iran substantially accusing it of secretly enriching uranium for years tehran denies this iran announced that it was breaching the limit on uranium enrichment outlined in the nuclear deal only earlier this week and britain's ambassador in the u.s. has resigned days after a leak of u

himself over to the us embassy and wonders capital kigali in 2030 malcolm webb joins us now live from nairobi mark and he tell us more about what he's accused of. those counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity include rape. and slavery and sexual enslavement conscripting child soldiers they all relate to incidents that happened in 20022003 when boss current again that was the leader of a militia that belonged to a political party called the union of congo patriots but his involvement with armed groups in the region actually began much earlier he was selfish just 17 years old when he 1st joined the rwandan patriotic front which fought in rwanda and eventually president paul kagame e into power in 1940 subsequently fought for many rebel various rebel groups in eastern congo many of which were backed by rwanda and also neighboring uganda which has had an ongoing involvement in these conflicts we spent a lot of time in some of those conflicts visited some of these groups and these are areas where people live by the sword die by the sword extrajudicial killings rebel groups for things to 1

regional conferences to counter terrorism the 1st was last month held in mongolia this one here in nairobi is the 2nd and there are 3 more coming in the months ahead. still ahead on al-jazeera drilling deeper into control of a sea well look at the reaction to turkey's latest oil exploration near cyprus. and why the iraqi city of mosul is struggling to rebuild 2 years after the defeats of i saw. it i would support a bit of history was made at the major league all-star game in cleveland for a whole be here with all the details of the 1st. hello again we're here cross parts of turkey things are going to be changing over the next few days and the reason being is we have a frontal boundary coming in from the balkan peninsula brings a very heavy rain potentially severe weather through istanbul as well as uncorrupt so expect to see very gusty winds as well possibly some hail and once that front goes through from thursday to friday the temperatures will also be dropping there for a level though it is going to remain quite hot at $38.00 degrees and for baghdad attempt a few of $45.00 where here acr

and later died adding to a death toll of more than 1600 in the past year catherine song al-jazeera nairobi. turkey's deputy consul general has been shot dead in the northern iraqi city of erbil at least one other person was reportedly killed in the attack which happened in a restaurant where the diplomat was dining a summer been reports from baghdad. it was just another meal at this local restaurant and they were below the capital of iraq's northern kurdish region but soon after a turkish diplomat and his colleague sat down a gunman entered and opened fire goodish intelligence sources believe multiple attackers were involved but only one carried out the killings the turkish deputy consul general was shot at point blank range and died instantly so far no one has claimed responsibility iraq's foreign ministry has condemned the incident and kurdish authorities have launched an investigation the turkish president we did after the killing i condemn the heinous attack against our consular staff and their real i wish god's mercy for our personnel who were martyred we are continuing our initiative

turned himself over to the us embassy in ones capital in $2813.00 markham webb joins us now live from nairobi markham's quite the charge sheet that he was facing he tell us more about it's the the charges against the gander. those 18 charges the council of war crimes crimes against humanity really great conscripting child soldiers murder attempted murder forcibly displacing civilian populations among others and the judge read out these charge. one by one many of them quite detailed cases of a specific murder or specific village that the prosecutors had said to get in there and attacked his soldiers to attack on certain dates in 20022003 nights when there was a conflict going on in congo turi provence had become a very brutal conflict between militia connected to 2 ethnic groups but it's also quite widely seen as a proxy war between the governments of congo rwanda and uganda. and malcolm just how well not guilty verdicts be received in the democratic republic of congo. there are still some people who support to gun the political party that his militia was connected to the p.c. some of their me

police say the body, believed to be that of a man, fell from a flight originating from nairobi. a bag, water and some food were found in the plane's landing gear compartment when it arrived at the airport. our correspondent keith doyle is in clapham in south london. this is an absolutely horrific story in every respect, keith? absolutely. this part of london is on the heathrow flight path. hundreds of planes fly directly overhead every day and it was from one of those planes, kenya airways flight, that it is believed this man fell. police believe when the landing gear was deployed, as the centre into heathrow airport, that is when the man fell to his death into the garden of one of the houses behind me. the kenya airways flight, flight number kqioo, took off on sunday morning at around 7:20am uk time from the keegan capital, nairobi. it landed at 3:50pm in london at heathrow airport and spent about nine hours in the air. police were called shortly before 3:30pm, around 20 minutes before the plane landed, after a body was found in a garden here in clapham. we understand that this

their reports was produced by my colleague melanie cure of the ball she joins me now from nairobi good evening to you melanie i mean that's an excellent reporting in a story that most people i think would not expect to hear this and this is attempts to rehabilitate former jihad is how successful are these rehabilitation programs. it seems very much they are lacking it's of course impossible to get your hands on official nationwide numbers statistics in a war torn country that is currently still experiencing an ongoing conflict but in this facility that you've seen in the report almost 300 former fighters have been in rehab a detail in and either on their way or have already gone back to their communities and to start a life that if the government grants amnesty terry one who wants to leave there is an incentive to do so but of course it's incredibly difficult to do that to break from the group the man i've spoken to they told me that they were warned numerous times that they had threats coming their way that lethal violence would be waiting for them if they did leave the group but stil

nairobi. where there's 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. 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 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 streets routes between uganda. but the border is porous and many people use informal crossings to get from one country to the other but what if someone comes to the market how are we supposed to be took not everyone uses from across. the world health organization has now declared outbreak an interna

in history which is claimed the lives of 7800 people catherine soy is monitoring events for us from nairobi in neighboring kenya the 2nd case obviously has not resulted in a 2nd death so the authorities must be concerned about the spread of the disease in what really is a very largely populated area. yes more than 1000000000 people are so haleigh's in goma and a lot of those who spoke to are quite concerned there's a lot of fear people are saying that could this friend father but we've also been speaking to w.h.o. officials and other health workers were saying that they had prepared for such an eventuality so they're able to contain the situation they say that they set up for example hand washing points in different parts of the city other trips mentor centers are well equipped they have enough personnel to deal with the situation as well but people are worried not just because of this dealing with this disease but also because of how strategic go in my eyes it's one of the major cities in the r.c. as i've mentioned more than 1000000 people live they fall so it's way to other other countrie

s melanie courage about who's now back in nairobi melanie tell us more about these rehabilitation programs do they actually work these programs are overwhelmingly successful of course it's impossible to get nationwide numbers we are still talking about a country where just currently experiencing an ongoing conflict but in this facility that you've seen in the report up to 304 miles above site as have been in rehab in the taishan and have or are about to go back to such a society life in society and settling back into their communities the government grants and the state to everyone who decides to leave the group and taken programs such as this one but it's of course very difficult to leave the people the man that i have spoken to they told me that they are terrified that they got numerous warnings. that if they did leave they would have a little violence coming their way so they are terrified but they did decide to speak to us because they do know that this is the only way to inspire others to do the same and give them hope that there is a way out of. ok so they're getting threats from al

correspondent edith commodities following the story from nairobi welcome even if the people in sudan believe there was a plot. well there's certainly a section of people who say that they might not have been it's not the 1st time that the transitional council is claiming that there have been attacks against it and let's not forget that this is a well known military ploy by former dictators in africa where they claim that there's been an attempted coup and it's a guys to then have a very suppressive military regime but there is reason to believe that it could have happened the timing of this cannot be overlooked after all this is the evening before pen was meant to go to paper to sign that deal that would turn everything around or force it done and there have been claims that they've been divisions within the security forces and those who've been accused of being behind the school were indeed from the military service so let's talk about the deal what more do we know of the deal or is it likely to satisfy the protesters what do we know about the do only what we heard from the press co

britain and canada it's go to our correspondent martin webb who is joining us for more on this from nairobi in neighboring kenya what more are you hearing malcolm about the attack and those who died who officials who survived the attack of said it began with the suicide bomber in a car the car was bombed and it was rammed into the median a hotel causing a large explosion and then gunmen on foot followed up attacking the premises and they fought for hours with security forces who eventually managed to take control of the premises now the president of drivel and said the 26 people have been killed among them kenyans terms in americans and a briton the somali journalist syndicate said there were 2 journalists in there who have been killed one of them hold on the lie of prominent broadcaster and journalist of canadian somali origin she was among those 2 journalists killed so we're politicians but it's only now that we're starting to get this information the things becoming clear exactly what happened who many how many people died and who are they and malcolm do we know why this hotel why in kis

saw remember the curious about was there in nairobi kenya of course now to some of the other stories making news around the world at least 80 people are feared drowned after their boat sunk oh the coast of tunis you know the target of zazi is 4 people were rescued one has since died in hospital the migrants that set style from europe. for europe from the bill on monday. to both the says it has seized the supertanker suspects the shipping crew or in some form syria despite the e.u. sanctions law enforcement agencies border the grey swan which is believed to be carrying 2000000000 barrels of crude oil from syria's ally iran. russian president vladimir putin has met with pope francis at the vatican it talked for nearly an hour but no details of that discussion have been released by law it was expected to touch on the crisis in ukraine its leaders are due to meet the pope on friday. the united states is tighten sanctions against cuba by hitting its state run oil shipping firm the u.s. treasury says it's imposing financial sanctions on cuba metallica's because of its key role in propping

companies have been accused of using illegal methods to people into debt as catherine so reports now from nairobi. this is a hub of financial technology in africa so firey com kenya's leading mobile network launched the 1st mobile phone based load 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 the market or to the 4 m. get the the take a loan out for em 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 heated charges interest rates up to 200 percent and what it means if they don't repay many people you talk to say thank you for a minute but the basic. transfer fees for their businesses other stores they use the money to place bets on sports events hoping to make a big way. that they struggle to pay

that report was produced by my colleague melanie cure of the ball she joins me now live from nairobi good evening to you melanie i mean that's an excellent reporting in a story that most people i think would not expect to hear this this is attempts to rehabilitate former jihad is how successful are these rehabilitation programs. it seems very much they are lacking it's of course impossible to get your hands on official nationwide numbers statistics in a war torn country that is currently still experiencing an ongoing conflict but in this facility that you've seen in the report almost 300 former fighters have been in rehab and i have on their way all have already gone back to their communities and to start a life that if the government grants and the state terry one who wants to leave there is an incentive to do so but of course it's incredibly difficult to do that to break from the group the man i've spoken to they told me that they were warned numerous times that they had threats coming their way that he thought violence would be waiting for them if they did the for the group but st

borders 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 requires a vigorous international response there is concern about spread of them from mom to get away even there so far no cases were a newly infected in the city. these days and point remains that there has been a recurrence of intense transmission in beijing saying that the geographical expansion is not from 500 kilometers. or define it is going forward for you know. the meeting was called off top preacher who traveled to bhutan book 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 workers taking no chances rhonda has already told citizens to avoid traveling to goma the w.h.o. committee has warned against closing buddhas and district trade. darcey government officials say many of those who came