al-jazeera what zimbabwe. have in mind are now of the top stories on al-jazeera the head of the world health organization in europe has issued a stark warning about a 2nd wave of corona virus infections hands clucas said the total number of deaths could be up to 5 times that seen earlier in the year if significant action is not taken new restrictions are coming into force across the continent with london moving into the 2nd highest english alert level on saturday the infection rate in germany has the.

still to come on al-jazeera 2 decades after being forcibly evicted white zimbabwe and farmers returned to work from black landowners and are we being watched could employees be giving up personal freedoms for the right to work from home. hello all the who it could course suppose wintry weather there is now spring is diving sikes now as it should do of course but it has recently caught tasmania victoria course one pleasant weather but to say it's going south hit new zealand recently potentials can now rise knoebels at 24 but look at perth 27 rising to about 29 1st pair of days this sort of order tension since may so proper spring was coming through is generating a fish out again in victoria new south wales and queensland on the coast next day or so but rain proper is actually going to these 2 new zealand. we've had rain proper in hong kong shoot ready northeastern honshu has been affected quite badly by the remains of china home or at least what is certain off that near typhoon never actually touched land it has affected the weather in this part of japan now it should increasingly dry u

zimbabwe's government calls these collaboration partnerships or joint ventures some whites who were forced off commercial farms joining the land reform programme 20 years ago coming back to work with black landowners. are the people who've got the money and the resources to partner the land has been just the best thing that has happened to us obviously we know we work together well. we also with the partnership the good thing about the partnership is this skills transfer. 2 decades after the government sees thousands of white owned commercial farms land and who it rightfully belongs to is still an emotive and divisive topic in zimbabwe and other parts of southern africa followings the bobbies land reform controversy when pharmacies from whites the barbarians of all races are now cautious about land agreements that's why those in these joint partnerships insist on legal documentation stating exactly how profits will be dividers. some of the barman say the late president robert mugabe's land reform program was a partisan process that favored a few elites and left the country struggling to fe

province zimbabwe. now to south korea where fire has engulfed a 1st 3 story apartment building hundreds of presence in the city of. vacuum. has now been put out with only minor injuries and like smoke inhalation reported an investigation is underway. i'm elaine a major police operation is underway in the south korean capital to stop protesters from gathering for an anti-government rally officials are being clamping down on street protests in seoul after a similar event cause an increase in coronavirus cases bryant has more this is a massive police operation by a force that is determined there will not be any protests here today this is the center of seoul where protests demonstrations normally take place often staged by hardcore political groups opposed to the government but in the age of covert 19 the or thirty's have been trying to clamp down on the number and size of such demonstrations and with a mass rally being called for this friday this is the response thousands of police officers out and also h

al-jazeera mouth what zimbabwe. more on that story and everything else we've been covering on our website the address on your screens right now al-jazeera dot com. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the head of the world health organization in europe has issued a stark warning about a 2nd wave of corona virus infections hence kluger said the total number of deaths could be up to 5 times that that was seen earlier in the year if significant action isn't taken there new restrictions are coming into force across the continent with london moving into the 2nd highest level on saturday infection rate in germany has doubled in the past week with alarming rises also seen in the netherlands italy and poland before to search the new.

plus can cast rob zimbabwe strike or no we'll tell you about the little known australian company that's using mounts from the 1990 s. to find the oil. without a covert 1000 vaccine millions of people who lost their jobs due to the pandemic are unlikely to find work some businesses are struggling more than others to operate at full capacity and government central banks and development banks will need to provide trillions in aid to keep economies taking over with a pandemic has also set back the fight against poverty reduction by more than a decade's so just where. are we with the hunt for a vaccine there are more than $200.00 vaccines in various stages of development that's according to the world health organization in august russia registered the 1st vaccine although at the time it had been tested on fewer than 80 people the most promising from astra zeneca in oxford university was poles temporarily after one participant became ill so as the hunt continues governments have spent about 10 trillion dollars in various stimulus programs to keep economies ticking over the cost of the global

al-jazeera zimbabwe. there's been more violence between taliban fighters and government troops in afghanistan parts of a military base were destroyed after a car bomb exploded in wardak province not far from the capital kabul security officials say that 4 taliban fighters were killed or 4 members of the afghan forces were injured and there's been further fighting in the southern province of helmand no injuries were reported on wednesday night but the violence is happening against the backdrop of peace to go see actions that are under way in qatar more than 30000 people have fled to the provincial capital of lashkar gah since the violence began shallop palace reports. in helmand afghanistan it is hard to imagine that peace is on the horizon as negotiations between afghan politicians and the taliban stumble forward in qatar the fighting rages back home you know about this that i have my mother with night it was evening when a mortar hit our home and all my family were hurt were asking the government to stop

one day it's good to have your company off to 6 months chef schools all slowly opening up again in zimbabwe but not without controversy leading teaching unions have called on band members to strike they're angry that the government is refusing to raise salaries the standoff as if students worries about the impact on the exam results i'll be talking to an official in the education ministry after this report. a fresh start after 6 months school closure at the queen elizabeth school for girls in harare morning assembly takes place like normal these times are anything but there is disinfectant on arrival and students have their temperatures taken before they can open a book the classrooms are missing one thing the teachers they've gone on strike over wages and hygiene concerns teachers have lost. getting in terms of fossil search it's it's actually an insult to be a teacher. in what i seem to think of government is honest address the problems so that we don't have people who are coming 100 percent every day into school yet their physical absence. develops in the schools the strike has hampered

the border between zimbabwe and south africa. has been closed for months because of the coronavirus pandemic traffic is moving again many zimbabweans are coming to south africa to shop because there's nothing at home. where we. saw you would come near great shops and it's very cheap. but without the correct documents it's difficult to get into south africa some people are traveling into the country not only to get food for themselves but to make a profit reselling goods in zimbabwe others are even smuggling goods south african authorities say they're taking action. we're having to try to do a. good christians. first thing on a daily basis we've. got our power we can form of syndicates. organized by before. the word you have curves. firms. for many every day zimbabweans the ability to shop in a neighboring country is a great relief the economic situation in their home country is catastrophic with most necessary items on available and prices exploding experts fear inflation could reach up to 500 percent this year. let's talk more a

and the program is warning more than 8000000 people are risk of starvation in zimbabwe. how low we have got more wet and windy weather blustery weather streaming in from the atlantic but hopefully the rain not quite as persistent as it has been recently and one thing we will notice here is this is going to cool off behind they spawn of rain that will sink his way further south was when starting to come in from the north west the direction further east west of whether it was the black sea it was or mania and bow gary but in between is fine and dry because welcome area of sunshine coming through here then and more the same as we go through saturday like that rain band will sink a little further southwards and a source projects goes back into much of italy and across the balkans where we have seen some torrential downpours and recently to the skies down towards the southeast meanwhile behind that there's that cold away in 1314 celsius for london and paris not exactly ideal times conditions i'm sure the players were complaining about the cold for that one for sure cross nor

so there are a cypher chorale he has been working for nature conservation organization bird life zimbabwe here since 2013 now reconstruction is also on his list of tasks. it's a real restoration is something key now we have seen what is a build around with deliberate set up which must be monumentally which is this is an ideal city area. it's an area that also needs restoration as well. so that she didn't fire a little earlier to be degraded. the environmentalist and his organization are active in 6 villages. in one of the tree nurseries villages like john janji have joined together with others to grow me trees we sit down there's a community to really build tate our our area by. blending is. different in the species so we started by using. some. other booties so that we nest them in while i miss that. sucker rye is worried that invasive plants species might take root and spread in the areas destroyed by either by native plants would be of much more use to the environment and the people here. is an inch to gun in your species of trees was there used to already be local conditions. and also

is there much an inland east province zimbabwe more than a 1000 refugees have reached spain's canary islands in 48 hours that's the largest number since 2016 over the weekend the refugees headed to the south coast of gran canaria in boats many were rescued at sea refugees are now taking a dangerous route into the atlantic ocean to reach europe since morocco increased security along its borders and local politicians say the canary islands do not have enough resources for the refugees video of a group of bangladeshi men attacking and stripping a woman who has provokes more protests condemning violence against women hundreds rallied in the capital dhaka to accuse the government of failing to tackle the alarming wise in gang rape and sexual assaults demonstrators are demanding capital punishment for offenders over many attacks aren't reported. a bus heading to a buddhist temple has collided with a train in thailand killing at least 18 people around 30 others were injured it happens about 60 kilometers in the capital bangkok dozens of passengers were on the bus as it crossed the rail trac

now birdlife zimbabwe is helping them to make the hives out of timber wood as a way of protecting the remaining tree stocks. we have fruit trees in the village to go in and spread the pollen and this is good for our harvests because eventually we'll have more fruit and when people realize that there are bees in this area they won't chop the trees down because they're frightened of bees also provide some form of security. $600.00 hives are planned the environmentalists believe that if people have a sufficient source of income they will be more likely to protect the environment. i wish everybody there all the best in meeting such great challenges they will certainly help nature along but it's incredible how nature can regenerate with or without human assistance yes you need sometimes about really to take for example an abandoned military base in the czech republic just on the back into a regional grassland habitant humans did help it a bit but important difference lots have been able was because then nature has been getting us see how that. scenes right out of history when buffalo touri

zimbabwe's government calls these collaboration smart partnerships or joint ventures some whites who were forced off commercial farms joining the land reform programme 20 years ago are coming back to work with black landowners allowing other people who've got the money and the resources to partner the land has been just the best thing that has happened to us obviously we know we work together well. we also with the partnership the good thing about the partnership is the skills transfer. 2 decades after the government sees thousands of white owned commercial farms land and who it rightfully belongs to is still an emotive and divisive topic in zimbabwe and other parts of southern africa followings the land reform controversy when pharmacies from whites the barbarians of all races are now cautious about the land agreements that's why those in these joint partnerships insist on legal documentation stating exactly how profits will be dividers. some zimbabwean say the late president robert mugabe's land reform program was a partisan poses that favored a few elites and left the country stru

so there are a cypher karate has been working for nature conservation organization bird life zimbabwe here since 2013 now reconstruction is also on his list of tasks. if i would or astonishingly something key now we have seen what is i've been around with deliberate set up with the most money miley which is this is identity area. it's an area that also needs restoration as well so that she. could be there to be degraded. the environmentalist and his organization are active in 6 villages. in one of the tree nurseries villages like john jangi have joined together with others to grow new trees we sit down there's a community to really habitate our our area by blending is. different in the species so we started by choosing. some. weatherboard seeds so that we nest them in while i missed that. sucker rye is worried that invasive plants species might take root and spread in the areas destroyed by either by. native plants would be of much more use to the environment and the people here. their model is an inch to a new species of trees was there used to already be local condition to serve and

now bird life zimbabwe is helping them to make the hives out of timber wood as a way of protecting the remaining tree stocks. we have the fruit trees in the village to go in and spread the pollen and this is good for our harvests because eventually we'll have more fruit and when people realize that there are bees in this area they won't chop the trees down because they're frightened of bees also provide some form of security. in. $600.00 hives are planned the environmentalists believe that if people have a sufficient source of income they will be more likely to protect the environment. i wish everybody there all the best in meeting such great challenges they will certainly help nature along but it's incredible how nature can regenerate with or without human assistance yes you need a new year to sometimes that really is true take for example an abandoned military base in the czech republic just on the back into a regional grassland habitant humans did help it a bit but important difference lives have been able was because the natives best got in us see how that was. scenes right out of

border between zimbabwe and south africa. has been closed for months because of the coronavirus pandemic traffic is moving again many zimbabweans are coming to south africa to shop because there's nothing at home. where we. saw you would become very sharp and very cheap. but without the correct documents it's difficult to get into south africa some people are traveling into the country not only to get food for themselves but to make a profit reselling goods in zimbabwe others or even smuggling goods south african authorities say they're taking action. we are going to try to do. christians. we've heard from our growers we can form of syndicates. before. the word you have firm support but be fair if you have firms. for many every day zimbabweans the ability to shop in a neighboring country is a great relief the economic situation in their home country is catastrophic with most necessary items on available and prices exploding experts fear inflation could reach up to 500 percent this year. let's talk more about this with each of

this is deja vu santa coming up on the program it's back to school in zimbabwe but there's a variables missing from the equation some teachers haven't reported for duty they're on strike demanding rates of pay out last in education official how they plan to brady learned it was to writing samples without teachers. the congolese man bruce literally taking off for institutions into his own hands. and i'm christine wonder it's good to have your company off to 6 months shut schools all slowly opening up again in some way but not without controversy leading teaching unions have called on their members to strike they're angry that the government is refusing to raise salaries the standoff has if students worried about the impact on the exam results i'll be talking to an official in the education ministry after this report. a fresh start after a 6 month school closure at the queen elizabeth school for girls in harare morning assembly takes place like normal. times are anything but there is disinfectant on arrival and students have their temperatures taken before they can open a book the classr

al-jazeera much other languages province zimbabwe. as we want some other news now russia says armenia and azerbaijan have agreed to send their foreign ministers to moscow for peace talks is the latest effort to end the increasingly violent conflict over the region of nagorno-karabakh mediators from the u.s. russia and france have also been holding talks in geneva to find a resolution france says a truce could come soon but as smith says in the armenian town of doris with more details on the talks that are due to be held in moscow. these are off the back of the talks between russia france and the u.s. in geneva on thursday and there are talks scheduled on monday in moscow a game between russia. russia the u.s. and france the armenian foreign ministers expect to be in attendance as a by john's foreign attend foreign ministers in geneva on thursday but clearly of putin who has been calling for a cease fire for several days now as time has decided to sort of ramp things up hence this invite to both foreign ministers is there in armenia to

wife has become difficult for millions in zimbabwe especially the elderly many had saved to see them through retirement but the 700 percent inflation rate and the economic crisis of wiped out much of their savings the pandemic is making life even harder. more for melford in. the province. 68 year old juliet macur has a waits for her daily food ration her sick husband can't walk to the soup kitchen that means bring home something for him to behind her is 75 year old jimmy banda his wife died some years ago his children are in south africa looking for work this ration of zimbabwe staple food a parish made from maize and vegetables must feed him and his 4 grandchildren. have been coming here for 2 weeks at least i know my grandchildren and i have something to eat daily this placed my somewhat close there are a lot of our struggling in the soup kitchen feeds on average 3000 people a day samantha mohr ozaki started it when she saw families in the community going to bed hungry she says a lot of older people who live alone are regulars some will tell you that their children. have died becau

this is either the new september coming up on the part of france it's back to school in zimbabwe but there's a variable missing from the equation some teachers haven't reported for duty they're on strike demanding it's a payoff lost in education official how they plan to radio learned it is to write exams with teachers. to teach. the congolese man who's literally taking off for a situation into his own hands. and i'm to see one day it's good to have your company off to 6 months chef schools all slowly opening up again in some way but not without controversy eating teaching unions have called on their members to strike they're angry that the government is refusing to raise salaries the standoff has left students worries about the impact on the exam results i'll be talking to an official in the education ministry after this report. a fresh start after 6 months school closure at the queen elizabeth school for girls in harare morning assembly takes place like normal these times are anything but there is disinfectant on arrival and students have their temperatures taken before they can op

al-jazeera much other languages province zimbabwe. still ahead for you on the program a country where the corona virus is spreading faster than anywhere else we'll tell you how me and maher is trying to control covert 19 and commuting chaos in the u.k. capital because some of london's branches are at risk and warning down. because some quotes weather now pushing into the southeast of australia after a pretty rough spell of weather flooding in victoria the western side southwestern parts of victoria down towards port for every man gambia pushing out towards wooden boats and blustery weather still continuing just around tasmania you see the tightly packed i suppose here that's all making its way towards new zealand so walls will brighten up quite nicely as we go through sas day largely fine and dry still rather cloudy into victoria present sunshine over towards the west we'll see temperatures in perth around 23 celsius alice about where it should be getting up to around 27 or 28 over the next couple of days sunday looks like a good day

. -- barbara: life is difficult for millions of people in zimbabwe, and especially for the hourly. -- especially for the elderly. we are hearing now from milford, or the pandemic has only made it worse for the elderly. reporter: 68-year-old waits for her daily food ration. that means tone -- that means bringing home food for him as well. his children are in south africa looking for work. this porridge made from vegetables must feed him and his four grand children. >> i have been coming here for two weeks, and at least i know my grandchildren. i've something to eat daily. this must not close. there are lots of us selling. reporter: the soup kitchen feeds on average 3000 people per day. she says a lot of people who live alone are regulars. >> some will tell you that these children have died because of hiv and aids, and some will tell you they went to south africa and scan back. some will tell you here she is there but does not do anything for me. i have to make a plan for myself. reporter: some of these pensioners had decent jobs and diligently saved for retirement. some bobbleheads --

al-jazeera much other languages province zimbabwe. the african union has lifted its suspension of mali which went into effect after president to brahim boubacar kato was ousted by military leaders in august this comes 3 days off to the west african regional bloc echo us an ounce the lifting of sanctions that been put in place because of the coup the sanctions included border closures and a ban on commercial trade and financial flows but not basic necessities drugs equipment to fight coronavirus fuel or electricity. this update from the car in neighboring senegal. the money and authority welcomed this announcement made by the african union reinstating mali as part of a member state on tuesday the west african body ecowas lifted its sanctions on the country which included closing off its borders and halting all financial transactions and on thursday of course the united nations security council reinstated its support with this government that has not been elected this government of transition in which many of the members of the military

zimbabwe has been an economic trouble for more than a decade but 2 years ago there was a ray of hope for the caste starved nation the possible discovery of oil and gas in the north of the country on the border with mozambique the energy minister winston should tondo said the oil and gas deposits are africa's largest oil reserves discovered to date the company behind that the scot free is little known outside the industry invictus energy is an australian listed or lng gas company and it's only real assets are those in zimbabwe or the fines if proven commercial could be a game changer invictus has already signed a 20 year deal to provide 100000000 cubic feet of gas to a local power company well from perth australia via skype were joined by invictus energy's managing director and founder scott mcmillan thanks for your time with us today how much oil and gas deposits do you believe is in the cup or about the region we've had some into been an issue that's carried on and based on. these independent consultants that is made that around about changing cubic feet and $300000000.00 barrels of

and we report from zimbabwe where the united nations food agency is warning more than 8000000 people are at risk of starvation. also ahead francaise a cease fire in the hole no cut a bucket could be agreed soon as early and a medium foreign ministers head to moscow for talks. iran accuses the trump administration of conspiring to starve its people as the u.s. imposes new sanctions on the radio and banks. i'm going to go with the sports to n.f.l. games have been postponed because of a coded 19 outbreak and bron james in the l.a. lakers and chasing glory in the n.b.a. finals against miami heat coming up later this news hour. they've got to nations world food program has won the 2020 nobel peace prize for its efforts to combat hunger and food insecurity around the globe. it's also being credited for its contribution to bettering conditions for peace in conflict zones a u.n. agency says winning the prestigious award is a proud moment and nothing short of a feat it spokesman said the group's work in providing food and supplies during the coronavirus pandemic had gone over and above the ca

now bird life zimbabwe is helping them to make the hives out of timber wood as a way of protecting the remaining tree stocks. we have fruit trees in the village to go in and spread the pollen and this is good for our harvests because eventually we'll have more fruit and when people realize that there are of bees in this area they won't chop the trees down because they're frightened of bees also provide some form of security. $600.00 hives are planned the environmentalists believe that if people have a sufficient source of income they will be more likely to protect the environment. i wish everybody there all the best in meeting such great challenges they will certainly help nature along but it's incredible how nature can regenerate with or without human assistance yes you need near to sometimes about really take for example an abandoned military base in the czech republic who just on the back into a regional grassland habitant humans did help it a bit but important difference lots have bieber was because the next as best got in us see how that was. scenes right out of history when buffa

a pandemic and a 700 percent inflation rate to make you get harder to be old survey to survive and zimbabwe and in sports we hear from the england camp after a rough night at wembley. and the speaker of the cyprus parliament dimitris salukis has resigned in the wake of a cash for passport scandal and al-jazeera investigation found senior politicians who were willing to sell cypriot passports to convicted criminals the scheme was run to attract financial investments in exchange for e.u. citizenship the government has now abolished the program for more on this let's bring in david harrison and nicosia david of course you were parts of that investigative team that led to that expos sabir seen a dramatic fall from grace for the parliamentary speaker is he said any more about his decision to stand down. yes you know how is it. you said that he was stepping down not just as the speaker of parliament but also as an m.p. it's a complete step down he had been hanging on the claim that in his statement that the reason you hadn't resigned because you thought it would be taken out of that mission of gu

province zimbabwe. patrick holden's the founding director of the sustainable food trust that's an organization working internationally to accelerate the transition towards more sustainable food systems and he's joining us on skype from lumberton and wells thank you very much indeed for giving us your time sir do you feel that given the fact that hunger is regrettably a constant on the planet that it sometimes gets lost in amongst the sporadic crises that build up. yes i do. like the leaders of the world food program creative i think we should all who by the incredible efforts that they are making to alleviate hunger in areas the world which i hope to watch 'd for one and highly dangerous to get access to and so welcome are these the world preprogramming or its employees very much in the right thinking in parallel with that it should be remembered that very often the conflict which makes the hunger problems much worse is it so precipitation by the great all of the problem in systems due to climate change

well life has become difficult for millions in zimbabwe especially the elderly many had saved to see themselves through retirements but the 700 percent inflation rates and economic crisis of white cites much of their savings the pandemic is making life even harder more from mel for it's in machine alliance province. 68 year old juliet macur has a waits for her daily through trash and her sick husband can't walk to the soup kitchen that means bring home something for him to behind her is 75 year old jimmy banda his wife died some years ago his children are in south africa looking for work this ration of zimbabwe staple food sides or apologise made for maize and vegetables must feed him and his 4 grandchildren. have been coming here for 2 weeks at least i know my grandchildren and i have something to eat daily displaced must not close their loss of are struggling in the soup kitchen feeds on average 3000 people a day samantha mohr ozaki started it when she saw families in the community going to bed hungry she is a lot of older people who live alone are regulars some will tell you that

where you'll find more on the situation in zimbabwe and a lot of the other stories that we have been covering here on al-jazeera on our website there it is to check out a lot of the reporter diaries as well about the various stories that our correspondents are working on around the world well that is it for this news hour stay with us though i'm going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news but watch. the oppression of an ethnic minority and man my back many decades the intention was to make sure that rangers were no longer entitled to either basic rights or citizenship runs. out just 0 explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution after him and me and my. exile on not just iraq. people of argentina have been marginalized and abroad to vote a culture for generations. using 21st century tools one mother farge to reconnect to their heritage and share their culture with the next generation. you find a latin america discovers new filmmaking talent from around the globe. message for my daughter. this underwater treasure is a risk of disappearing c

for a boy towards civil disobedience also coming up. 19 pandemic or not this young jazz musician from zimbabwe is still finding a way to entertain his fans with social media and it seems to be appearing all for his musical career. the name is mike a welcome to the program tensions are running high had a 1st then shut elections in ivory coast on saturday after any i decided not to run for controversial at that president ouattara is seeking reelection after the death of his favorite success in july the opposition say they are not having it and are calling for you boycott of the elections and civil disobedience people are longing for peace and stability but many a repeat of history about a decade ago at least 3000 people were killed and now at least 30 people have already died from entire communal violence our correspondents funny fresh our reports from. you can see the tension but you can feel it as ivory coast braces itself for election day abidjan the commercial capital is awash with billboards of the sitting president and his son and what he promised not to run for a 3rd term but then his cho

one of the countries the world food program has been warning about is zimbabwe were more than 8000000 people won't have enough food if there is an urgent help by december so it's blaming recurring droughts and an economic crisis as well as the coronavirus pandemic which has made things worse harm it's also reports from on a land west province where impoverished communities are mostly affect. one hit of cabbage some cooking oil a little bit of salt and about 3 cups of rice is all a mukherjee has left in her kitchen she says she'll have to make it last as long as possible to feed her family of 8. life is hard we don't have mashed to eat there is nothing good about our situation we are barely surviving the un's world food program says more than 8000000 zimbabweans will not have enough food by december if there's not agent intervention that's roughly 60 percent of the population militarization of course something that affects mostly young children oppression vegetating women in zimbabwe also it is a large number of people who are dealing with chronic illness of course their needs an addit

on an frigid machinery has more from zimbabwe's capital harare. 22 year old. band blues this woman around there's a look a simple chords it's not where you live or the news but for the coming in store chic get formants lights and the more he sees the only down the east will fade. but the musicians have determined to continue their plans or have now become one line for. the internet is made life easier for musicians now we knew that we were going to do it live are going to be some things that are going to be was. only of this year the young interest loans they used. which was it wanted to launch with a live audience but written up like going to school with 19 restrictions. connecting with the crowd and so forth and something that is really amazing and something that is priceless so considering the could be named teen pandemic it's not the same with a camera is calling that you could feel people cheering you on but hearing that scream and applause something that's really a means to them so they do come. but we will present listen moments like these with anything

with 19 fundamental noughts this young offroad just musician from zimbabwe is still finding a way to entertain his fans with social media and it seems to be appearing all for his musical career. the name is eddie my good welcome to the program tensions are running high head of presidential elections in ivory coast on saturday after early i decided not to run for controversial that president ouattara is seeking reelection after the death of his favorite successor in july the opposition say they are not having it and are calling for you boycott of the elections and civil disobedience people are longing for peace and stability but many fyi a repeat of history about a decade ago at least 3000 people were killed and now at least 30 people have already died from entire communal violence our correspondents funny fresh our reports from. you can see the tension but you can feel it as ivory coast braces itself for election day obbie john the commercial capital is awash with billboards of the sitting president and his son and what he promised not to run for a 3rd term but then his chosen succes

this time the construct around johannesburg 60 degrees sunstone seen likely it's also true all through zimbabwe and into zambia even botswana but jo'burg forecast is telling today the thunderstorms that it warms up again. we are going home to build line when modern mankind originate. many moons ago mankind migrated from the majestic. to begin the journey of the modern human across the world and as the dust settles everyone is welcome back home to. our pride your destination. moon. over again the top stories on al-jazeera armenia and azerbaijan are accusing each other of violating a cease fire in the disputed region of the corner karabakh hours after it came into force as re military released the video on saturday showing what it says is an armored vehicle it destroyed for violating the agreements. north korea has displayed what are believed to be a previously unseen intercontinental ballistic missiles during a parade marking the 75th anniversary of the ruling workers' party leader kim jong il and has more on that he could fully mobilized his country's nuclear force if it was threatens. u.s. pre

province zimbabwe donald trump saying it's now unlikely that he will hold any campaign rallies before monday because of logistics the us president had earlier said he wanted to hold a rally in florida on saturday his doctor says he has not completed his course of treatment for corona virus and that it will be safe for him to resume public engagements by saturday president is expected to take another call with $1000.00 tests on friday and now the us weaker of the house of representatives is looking to introduce legislation that questions whether donald trump is fit to serve in office nancy pelosi says that trump may be in an altered state his judgment impaired because of the steroids he's been taking for covert 19 pelosi is movies being taken under the 25th amendment it's unlikely to succeed that means a majority vote in the republican controlled senate plus the support of the vice president's. the u.s. state of texas has been a republican stronghold for decades and the last democratic contender to win there was jimmy carter back in 1976 but anger against donald trump in cities and sub

we've invited zimbabwe's feminine secretary of the ministry of primary and secondary education secretary to me sometime in the joins me from harare welcome to news africa secretariat's have been at school children in zimbabwe lost about half a year after learning why are you insisting on children taking crucial exams when they have not completed the syllabus. yes currently they have not completed which is where we are going back to face to face less than just. during the time when they were not having face to face lifts lists and letters during the lockdown we had other strategies alternative strategist where we were helping our lynas to continue working on their work on the us says. graves your listeners as well is he's the cause of more jewels but we're given to this remote. who also do a combination and instead but do the provisions that you are referring to cover all children do they cover for example children with disabilities children who are hard of hearing children who cannot see do they have it the poor who often don't have access to resources that they need for on that burning.

al-jazeera much other languages province zimbabwe. still ahead on al-jazeera donald trump looks to get straight back onto the campaign trail after his doctor says it's safe for him to resume public engagements. typhoon chan home continues to move very close to japan now you can see a swarm away just running up towards the fos out of q shoe has intensified a little over the past 24 hours 135 kilometers per hour going to see it making its way further north which in the east which as we go on through the next couple days this is the thing tonight that it is staggering along 5 kilometers an hour so that means once that rain starts to set in it'll be with you for a long time heavy rain garage really pushing across the good side parts of that eastern side of the honda share some very big downpours coming through here a lot of people affected by the system it does gradually make its way out for sunday drive brought to weather coming back in behind try and right to across the korean peninsula across a good parts of china some showers over tow

congress sometimes going down towards zimbabwe or the next day or so zimbabwe and south africa are dry. but. the world's biggest economy was put on hold. deregulating industries of old delivered new growth for a president who promised greatness again. on the coronavirus pandemic has seen resurgence replaced with a recession as the world eagerly watches zone to see out their presidential candidates might revive the flagship u.s. economy. details coverage of the us elections on al-jazeera. or. well again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour u.s. president donald trump is back with the crowds trying to fire up a campaign that was interrupted by his curve at 19 infection trump took to the stage without a mask to rally supporters in florida it's off to the white house doctor confirmed that he tested negative. confirmation hearing for a new u.s. supreme court judge has begun in washington republicans want a new amy kone barrus in place ahead of next month's election that's been criticized by democrats. blazes opposition leader anwar ibrahim has met the king as he tr

congress sometimes going down towards zimbabwe over the next day or so zimbabwe and south africa are dry. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such tomorrow as a global power development of investment companies power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and the viral mentally sound energy solutions for future generation the brush fire nearing future. logan or mando top stories when honors there are a divided senate is pressing ahead with the confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee amy kearney barrett just 3 weeks before the presidential election democrats say the 4 day hearings are being rushed. russia's foreign minister says turkey will not be involved in peace talks over the disputed region of nocona karabakh as a version had proposed its ally take part in the discussions armenia and azerbaijan are accusing each other of violating a human to matter in cease fire. united nations rep