do you see these cool spelling, the end of democracy in west africa? you know, but we come back from their break countries that asked to be in. and then we'll manage to distribute democratic dividends in such a manner that the populace can see you. democracy is so where speed alternative to autocratic rule. so what's kind of the, that i've feeling in sending signals to the people that the are much more competent than the re chips. okay. when do you still get a 1000000 tyree's? yours the securities as a basis to that cause we know my kids are 5. so he said chad and did that. yeah. better. yeah. the get your thoughts about this. it would seem that the military men, despite their promises, haven't been able to bring about security, as you've said yourself. we've seen an increase in their toxin booking of fossil in molly as well. what have been their limits in terms of security? you think? is it just all down to a lack of strategy? to live on? i talking about a lot of bro, the strategy are listed structures it's, we include the military action but also pol

and molly have race, years of a rollback of democracy in west africa. what's behind the instability and how should the international tv respond? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully battery book we're keener fossil has now witnessed to military cause in 9 months. leader port army demi bow was overthrown by some of the same soldiers who 1st backed him in the january take over . on friday, people woke up to the sound of gunfire. round the presidential palace and military barracks in the capital longer dougal soldiers blocked major roads. amoeba appealed for calm, but soon protesters waiting. boykin abbey, and rational flags began to call for his removal. amoeba has been in far for 9 months. he is skilled booking a fossil. he has sold all of us with his info umbrella. the people will raise their voices to make him understand that the r o a knob is no longer agree with the partnerships upon us. with france, with not in favor of twos, but we are in favor of cues. a lead us to cooperate with other partners will be when, when p

pppxxxx■]■t■]■o linton besser: on the coast of west africa, the ships arrive day after day with an unrelenting cargo. in ghana, they call them "obroni wawu," or "the clothes of dead white men." emmanuel ajaab: take this bale from australia. linton: they're the charity shop castoffs from the western world. emmanuel: dirty. linton: it's sweat. emmanuel: see. yeah, rubbish. it's like a insult. linton: too many of them arrive in unwearable condition. while the trade in used clothes has created thousands of jobs, it's also turning parts of ghana into a toxic landfill. solomon noi: this place is serving as a dumping ground for textile waste in the name of second-hand clothing. linton: the world's unwanted fashion ends its journey here. liz ricketts: we call them tentacles. when they first wash up on sea, they're very long. linton: it's creating an environmental catastrophe of unthinkable proportions. [cock crowing] linton: in accra, the working day begins long before dawn. ♪♪♪ linton: as thousands of ghanaians make their daily migration into the center of this west african capital. from old fa

africa. ah ah said in thousands, all protesting in the french capital against the rising cost of living in the government's response to climate change. the protest was told by john nick melisha, who leads the left wing policy unbowed nobel prize winning author. i mean, our new is also take your pot. french government is already dealing with strike action at several on refineries. let's get the very latest now from natasha butler, who's at the protest in paris. and natasha tells us what's happening. i say in full swing now thousands of protesters with behind me now that yes, all sorts of reasons, really some of them, according to the governments take more action, apply made to hobbles, say that they will pay in salaries that worried about inflation. there were some places in princeton's, we've been talking to some people, and we'll try to have to say though, one of the main things that comes up close to nerve, again, people's concerns about inflation. one man told me that his next will make it

why synagogue wants to keep burning fossil fuels, despite having the biggest solar farms in west africa? ah, ah, hello, in iran, at least 4 people have been killed after a fire broke out at the evan prison in teheran. it happened on saturday night officials saying it was caused by fighting between inmates. smoke was seen rising from the facility and gunshots word. the detention center holds many political prisoners in hot if this file was caused by a fight between some prisoners in the sewing workshop. the workshop was set up to create jobs for the in my but i saw some joins us now from 10, ron so, so what more have you been hearing for net well, as of now we know that 4 people are dead and 61 injured and the official said that this people who have died that they were there because of their due to dead that the inhaling that the seymour could do with during the fire that it broke out in evian, a prison and the said that some of them were superficially injured. but 10 of them had been referred to the hospitals. 4 of them are still in critical condition. so any time the death will cooled,

i mean, as i've mentioned, there's been coups before in west africa, n burkina, faso. there's in 15 of them. but the context in which is happening is very different before frowns of former colonial power, who has a french military base in almost all former french colonies, would intervene help these countries to regain control. and perhaps sometimes is accused by critics of, of, of propping up heads of state in these countries. but the current context, there are new players, china, and most importantly, russia who has stepped in here and has alluded to wanting to help these countries in this a hell. adrian. my apologies were they were watching. and molly, which is of course, between senegal and a beginner faso and nick hack reporting live there from dhaka in senegal. and nick, many thanks to banks of been held up in lebanon, us, frustrated customers, try to access their savings. this video is from one of the incidence inter tura in the east bank clients of rated branches across the country. during the last month, many banks have imposed strict limits on withdraws was l

africa is straight across north of ghana into neighboring countries. the king of mumford, who has some of his some yes him enough i saw in toggle crossed some regions in the country, ghana, in those days the whole kingdom was just ruled by the king of mum pro traditional came on the slide where by the fusion of our, during the net era. let me try melinda board is drawn by the european for those. the festival is an opportunity to connect the pre colonial past it. this is the young guy wants to know our culture. and i'll try to, it's right. for months on the joy is very massive. everyone is very excited. every now go put your social life money. i'm. i found the restoration on people for i don't know, my god vent. preventive read division. she came by the king muscles are shown yet ana, especially them, but down if we glenn, for many some choose some people who are asking, go back to that for me and will never come back to the king again. so it is this time that all of them will come up to come back and pay homage to the now you then you'll be dancers kil

essentially, the west africa. what he echo was seen by many as a club for aging presidents that is more interested in keeping themselves in power than the interest of the people. and the issue here at heart in breaking up are so is restoring peace and security in a country where the government has lost 40 percent of the country is out of the control of the government's hands. what can this fellow geisha hope to achieve then given these circumstances? well, it's all, it feels almost like mission impossible, right? is trying to restore the civilian rule in a country where the echo was greatly unpopular and in a situation where armed groups are gaining ground. so essentially, the mission is try to ensure, as i mentioned, to restore the sense that they are going towards a path towards returning to democracy. but also to ensure that there is a dialogue between burkina faso in its neighboring country. why? well, because the stability of the region is contingent on peace and security in the past . so there is a real fear

and just to round of the wave of negative sentiments to what's the west africa, a major wisdom power says that africans must be prepared to die for the democracies . what exactly canada, deputy prime minister, christy freeland, was thinking when she said that is not immediately clear. but it did not go down well in africa. democracy can only be built by people themselves for themselves. and a democracy can only be defended by people themselves if they're actually prepared to die for their democracy. liberal day, a good day flip in a day is part of french, national heritage and immortal the country is proud to ascribe to. but here in africa, both the action and in action of france stand against those very same values. and for a growing number of former colonies and african states, oh, our policy seems a more appropriate phrase cannibalization. for oddity ingenious beck o russian fighter jet has crashed into a house in the siberian city of includes. and the local governor has confirmed the 2 pirates of killed in the incident. there was said to be no other civilian casualties. this on v

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so it was a sign i peninsula morocco, algeria dry and settle, pushed back down into west africa, and we have still got that chain of storms around southern parts of west africa still some very heavy right in the forecasting to southern parts of nigeria, easing cross into commer ruined joining up the heavy right that we are now seeing coming in across sug, a bomb pushing into the democratic republic of congo, sublime peace. i was too into uganda, south of that. it is generally dry for the time being. well, we will see increasing cloud and rain coming in too much of south africa to with sponsored by cats on a ways jumping to the street when no topic is off the table. i don't think that anybody should be borne to privilege to the president of the day. we are the subjects of little family plus one person's opinion, but what's yours? amplify your voice. the judicial system in mexico is incredibly weak and it is not just corruption where a global audience becomes a global community. the scariest part of this moment in my country is this toys for a more weapon. the st. oh, now j 0. ah oh, l

burkina faso is part of this group of countries in the sahel in west africa where islamist insurgent groups have been trying to carve out territory. and back injanuary, when paul—henri damiba and his group of soldiers took power, they said that they would be able to tackle those groups. eight months later, many in burkina faso feel that they have not done enough and the new leaders of this coup say that colonel damiba, the last interim leader, was too busy pursuing his political ambitions to try and secure the country. they say that they have been given no choice but to take over. they have made promises for the international community that they will respect all of their obligations, including respect of human rights, the united states has already released a statement saying that they are concerned as to the latest development in burkina faso and urging their citizens to limit movement. i think one key thing to look out for over the next few days is whether this new group gives any indication as to whether they might want to form international partnerships. in the past france, the

let's go to west africa now. the red cross in nigeria says communities affected by extensive flooding in the country could soon be gripped by outbreaks of disease. it's believed some people are staying in boats where their homes had been submerged — to protect valuable roofing materials from looters. the state of kogi in central nigeria is one of the worst affected. 0ur west africa correspondent mayenijones is in its capital lokoja. a neighborhood submerged. nigeria is facing disaster — hundreds dead, the worst flooding for a decade. for the past three weeks, this has been the only way some of the people here have been able to get into their houses. this civil servant moved here a decade ago with her husband, who passed away during the pandemic. she now takes care of her four children on her own. you're doing very well. yes. take your time. when you think about the future and more flooding coming, how does it make you feel? that is my tears coming out. how do i get money to review this house? i viewed this ho

and just to round of the wave of negative sentiments to what's the west africa. a major wisdom power says that africans must be prepared to die for the democracy. democracy can only be defended by people themselves if they are actually prepared to die for their democracy. liberal day, a good day flip in a day is public offerings, national heritage, and immortal. the country is proud to ascribe to, but here in africa, both the action and in action of france stand against those very same values. and for a growing number of former colonies and african states of war, philosophy seems a more appropriate phrase that will is ada. for oddity in johannesburg, the russian president is expected to give a speech this week of the annual meeting of the vall died discussion club. the popular for day event kicked off on monday in moscow. we discuss what's expected from the conference with exxon, the boy co host of worlds apart here on rti. the way the world is going to function in the post head you morning era. i know that's quite a mouthful, it's a very heavy geopolitical langu

i asked myenijones, the bbc west africa correspondent, what she thought. there was a coup, the second coup in just over eight months. a young soldier, captain ibrahim chaudhry, took over from his predecessor, and he said the reason that he decided to do this was because, he claims, had failed to deal with a security threat in the country. so this insurgency, the seven year insurgency, which has been happening in burkina faso and right across the region, that has been responsible for a number of attacks in the country. and he had come into power injanuary saying that he was going to tackle it. many burkinabe felt that he'd failed to do this. what part are russia or the wagner organisation playing in the whole situation? there were all these images of protesters on the streets of the capital of burkina faso, 0uagadougou, and it was waving russian flags. there was a small number of them, but i think that really kind of caught people's attentions. and then also a lot of the protesters seem to be saying that they wanted burkina faso to collaborate with russia.

a delegation from west africa as regional block in co was, is ember can a fossil to meet the country's new leaders. com has returned to the capital following a crew on friday, deposed hon to liter, paul, he de amoeba, has left for neighbouring togo. many are now wondering whether the new hunter can deliver on its promise to provide security. nicholas hack reports. sergeant little newsome is a parody of breaking officers military june must be over by woocommerce half to taking power in a coup. in january, colonel dunbar went on national television and said his goal was to bring peace to the people. last friday he was toppled by captain ibrahim tore. he too, went on national tv, promising security for the people was, i'm of why in this sketch. sergeant luther says he took power to give the people peanuts and vacations to italy, who's in bertina are no laughing matter. but a qu within a qu 8 months apart. feels like a joke, says comedian said, hi jojo, go without committee. our country will go up in flames. we use him as a weapon, whatever their reason, the school is not good for the coun

a country has one of the largest solar farms in west africa. but president mackey sol, wants to use. traditional sol says to meet growing energy needs from alan gran in northern senegal. nicholas hack reports. it took an accident, the loss of life and an act of kindness to bring power to more false village in northern senegal, when his son, by kart saved a visiting german family from a fatal car accident. a small donation of solar panels followed irreversibly changing the village. food no longer goes rotten faults, grandchildren can study at night. suddenly european football, even hollywood shows, made their way into his living room. changing the villages perspective on the world or the liver. this is in the work of the state much. it's thanks to my son. he maintains depression elsco from the batches. if we had waited for the government to bring power to my home, i will still be wishing to day didn't live out into dora. and yet, a short distance away off the coast are large untapped reserves of natural gas that could light up the entire village

burkina faso is a small, landlocked former french colony in west africa, which used to be called upper volta. in 1984, it changed its name. burkina faso means the land of honest people. whether that was meant to be a statement of fact orjust an aspiration isn't clear. but it's been in turmoil for the whole of this year with a couple of coups in a matter of months. the biggest problem is a jihadi insurgency, and burkina faso's best i asked myeni jones, the bbc west africa correspondent, what she thought. there was a coup, the second coup in just over eight months. a young soldier, captain ibrahim chaudhry, took over from his predecessor, and he said the reason that he decided to do this was because, he claims, had failed to deal with a security threat in the country. so this insurgency, the seven year insurgency, which has been happening in burkina faso and right across the region, that has been responsible for a number of attacks in the country. and he had come into power in january saying that he was going to tackle it. many burkinabe felt that he'd failed to do this. what part are ru

she explained what challenges they face across west africa were really facing a deterioration of the humanitarian situation. with many, many people being affected by this. and in many cases this leading to them having to leave their homes to displace to areas that are safer for them. as the i see, we have a watch list that we publish every year that indicates the 20 countries that were most concerned about of those in that watch list, for example, in this current year, picking a fast so morally and these are all on that list yet again, when we go into the field, our teams are really trying to serve the population who are most affected by the conflicts by climate change and who are having to leave in their homes. that many of them are being affected by the insecurity. that is, that is prevalent across these, these countries. we're also watching to see what's happening with the spillover of the impact of the insecurity in these countries on some of the other neighboring countries. so it really is a very dire situation for many, many people who are living in very difficult circumstances

much more space, especially within west africa y c. and i seen that try to move. i have to start, it's largely one because of the very fact job on the job of this b, b one ability to and this complex capacity to contain that balance. i'm insurgency, like i say, and i think i, you know, i feet and we're seeing it happening very, very depressed that way. and if you look at the last 4 years in the last 2 years, as in particular, we've seen that threat expanding to true in many ways that have been held by issues of covet issues. so you got a deficit and you got youth unemployment to say you, he would phenomenon here, an extremist groups taking advantage of this weaponized glasses on this populations and include them to replenish the general i test and we've seen it very, very dreadful with the style in west africa, hostile states, now. so you say their number of factors, poverty being one of the main ones that have led to, to iso being able to, to grow and expand on the african continent. the group spanner is no doubt catching on. what abo

and we have still got that chain of storms around southern parts of west africa. still some very heavy right in the forecast into southern parts of nigeria, easing across into cameroon, joining up with a heavy right that we are now seeing coming in across circ, a bomb pushing into the democratic republic of congo. some live he showers to into uganda, south of that. it is generally dry for the time being will we will see increasing cloud and rain coming in too much of south africa. ah. the british political party at war with itself lay the policy is a criminal conspiracy against its members. newly obtained documents reveal members silenced, suspended, and fullstep. my gold. this is unbelievable. free speech was shot down an exclusive investigation. the labor files hot 3 on al jazeera lu. ah, you watching our dessert minds up on top stories this our russian president vladimir putin is imposing mosque law in the full ukrainian regions annexed by moscow. it comes off to string of military defeats from elsco in ukraine. the smoke russia says a civilian evacuation from

africa and we have still got that chain of storms around southern parts of west africa. still some very heavy right in the forecast into southern parts of nigeria, easing across into camera and joining up with a heavy right that we are now seeing coming in across saga bomb. pushing into the democratic republic of congo, said live his house to into uganda, south of that. it is generally dry for the time being where we will see increasing cloud and rain coming into much of south africa. ah, ah ah, pressure grows on british prime minister lives trust to resign after home. secretary quit and a day of chaos and parliament ah, spread the abbey with us today. i'm cyril van. yeah, this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up ukrainians, a told to charge their appliances as russian missiles, rain down on power plants causing power cuts. o protests across the occupied west bank after is really forces shoot down of palestinian men who they say killed and is really soldier and gazing at the stars we hear from an astronomer about the stunning new pictures from the james web spac

africa, thanks to german and french investors. after the 2015 paris agreement, bringing power to senegal into other sun drench african countries meant investing in this green energy. but since the russia ukraine war, it seems that priorities have shifted both for african and european countries. europe can no longer rely on russian gas. germany and france are now looking to africa, including setting goals, gas reserves to meet their power needs. the fear of a looming energy crisis means some countries appear to be turning their back on the paras agreement. now, senegal is under pressure to provide fossil fuel energy to europeans while it's people look towards the sun for power. nicholas hawk al jazeera, only good on northern senegal, or the intensity and frequency of weather disasters as costing the u. s. billions of dollars each year. a non profit group climate central has released a report. it shows that has been an acceleration and the number of destructive storms in the last 4 decades. in the 1980s. these happened as an average

africa, thanks to german and french investors. after the 2015 paris agreement, bringing power to senegal into other sun drenched african countries meant investing in this green energy. but since the russia ukraine war, it seems that priorities have shifted both for african and european countries. europe can no longer rely on russian gas. germany and france are now looking to africa, including senate goals, gas reserves, to meet their power needs. the fear of a looming energy crisis means some countries appear to be turning their back on the paris agreement. now, senegal is under pressure to provide fossil fuel energy to europeans while it's people.

and just to round of the wave of negative sentiments to watch the west in africa, a major wisdom power says that africans must be prepared to die for their democracy . what exactly canada as deputy prime minister christy freeland, was thinking when she said that is not immediately clear, but it did not go down well in africa. democracy can only be built by people themselves for themselves. and a democracy can only be defended by people themselves. if they're actually prepared to die for their democracy, liberal day, a good day flip any day is part of french, national heritage and immortal the country is proud to ascribe to. but here in africa, both the action and in action of france stand against those very same values. and for a growing number of former colonies and african states, oh, our policy seems a more appropriate phrase cannibal is ada. for oddity in johannesburg, ah, the russian diverse america survey shows who has worn the key may use a radio to bomb and the so called full flag operation to draw other countries into the confluence. he held a series of phone calls on sunday w

said the guy has the largest sell the farm in west africa. so one, the government hoping to use actual gas with that, the power it's grid for the famous upset, find a maybe on the day of the ticket. well, cut pizza, what other people a time now for your weather update across the middle east and africa. nice to have your long and no real major changes to report still plenty of sunshine, high temperatures, for example, in kuwait, up to 38 degrees. but we go in around the gulf. those winds are shifting around out of the north. so that means the humidity is going down. for example, for us here in doha 538 degrees. now some of the poorest air quality in the world can be found in, not only before, but also karachi. we are coming up to spark season here, and part of the problem is we don't have those winds to mix away the pollution in time. temperature is above average and not only take on, but also harold's getting up to $31.00 degrees. well that storm system that brought flooding to greece is crete island is now over cyprus. so the very real risk

over the next few days, plenty of sunshine to cross northern parts of africa for the north west. we have got a little more cloud there. that's just lock in the actual size temperatures. we're back recently, be getting up into the 30s. it'll be the a mid to low twenties as we go on into the next couple of days for the south, more heavy showers, just along the coastal fringes of west africa, from southern nigeria all the way across into sierra leone foundry shower. certainly a possibility. those storms rumble our way to into good part. cameroon is a good bond. little more cloud coming back into our angola. some live the showers here. he'd be showers to, to eastern parts of south africa, pushing into zimbabwe and mozambique. ah, israelis are going to the polls once again. as the country gets ready for the 5th election and less than 4 years long lasting political deadlock is now threatening to bring netanyahu back in power. join us as we assess which part of the country israel election on al jazeera, watching the world cup in 1982 glories technicolor from spain. i've never seen anyth

africa. plenty on the menu in sports, including a huge upset on day one of cricket, c, 20 wild cup and in major league baseball. this is how you celebrate when you reach the championship series for the 1st time in 24 years. ah. so we begin in iran where at least 4 people have been killed after fire, broke out at the evan prison in terror on it happened on saturday night. officials say it was caused by fighting between inmates. smoke was seen rising from the facility gunshots were heard that attention and to hold many of iran's political prisoners in her ear. this file was caused by a fight between some prisoners in this sewing workshop that called the workshop was set up to create jobs for the inmates. as going straight away to her on the wrestle said i was standing by for sir russell. what more do we know at this point? well, according to did their official seedlings agency illness, now we know that 4 people are dead, and 61 are injured to inhale in the did the smoke. so yesterday the offici

what could have sentra read off and this, that your dreams of returning to west africa? the actors of the ensemble developed this vision of a return simultaneously a both venues in munich and in law. man. the theatre as a means of connecting people on 2 continents, the colonizing country, and the descendants of the rod for thinking about how, whether it is to be together in their mental way. because you're seeing the same thing, but he are not physically together. this is for me, bizarre and beautiful at the same time a poetic play about the search for justice in dealing with looted artifacts, which has deep significance for the actors and the audience. in ohio. they tell us our history, the history that we sometimes seem to have forgotten. i'm really excited about the conversation to says evoking and like these coming out of the african communities that like are the most important invoices that we sent it in. this conversation. toggle was a german colony from 1884 to 1916, and many cultural treasures were taken to germany during this time, the debate over their return l

a delegation of west africa regional blog echo was, is due to arrive in burkina faso. today, the visit comes days off to the country's military leader was ousted in a qu. he agreed to step down after 2 days of stand off with the new hunter leader. and his now fled to neighboring tow go. a german foreign minister in alina babble has rejected a request from poland for world war to reparations. on a visit to warsaw, burbock said germany's position on the matter was settled. on monday, holland's government formerly sent a request for 1.3 trillion euros in compensation for damages incurred by occupying nancy forces during the 2nd world who his ponens foreign minister, charleston, i received the smears. it says it's great to address this problem. to, to represent that is why the government i represented i sent a note to the german government yesterday asking for a fair, complete trust and legal settlement of material issues very go. so it's still very good material. namely the losses suffered by polish citizens. and the state during the 2nd world war policy, burbock said tha

to west africa now, where became a fast i was later pull henry the me by has been asked it in the military to the soldiers behind the crew said they have dissolved the government and suspended the constitution. according to a statement read by an army captain on site television, earlier explosions and heavy gun 5 were reported near the presidential palace in the capital one due to me, this military winter seized power just 9 months ago. will journalist henry book and joins us from y. good to good. good day to you. what we know about those taking over who exactly is in charge right now. so it seems the person who's behind this is a obscure figure. we don't know very much that each of the national television last night. ready the former president, a, in the state on television. the reason for taking out was that made a lot of errors, particularly with regards to security since coming to power back in january. they saw it political miss benches on his as well. so yeah, it seems to be a fraction of the military that's been on the happy with the way things been going on. right. and we, what do

we stay in west africa after 7 years in the united kingdom it lynn l, but decided to move back to free tones here in your and she is now using her new phone skills in recruitment and management to help young people pursue their dream careers while strengthening her own connection to the continents as much as you know, we have major gaps and it will be nice for everybody to come home and feeling those gaps and everything. some people actually create more value from being out there. everybody doesn't need to come home and live at home. i'm eddie alba and i'm the manager there. excellent job search job search is a human resource fan. so we do recruitment skills development and just general human resources management services. i'm so employee is i was wanting 3 towns. so at 17 i left home and went to the u. k. when i left, i thought i was going for a year now to do my fee man. i'll be back. but unfortunately, the war prolonged my d and i was there for 7 and a half years. i learned a lot. it was a good experience to me. it made me grow up. you need me see things differently. but i also foun

africa in the 1820s. the plot involves conflict with neighbouring warlords, portuguese slave traders. there is plenty of spectacle, plenty of action. there is an extraordinary cast, including john boyega — in his best role yet, i think — lashana lynch, sheila atim. very solidly directed by gina prince—bythewood, beautifully shot by polly morgan. but it is viola davis who dominates the screen. she is such a commanding screen presence. i mean, this is a role — it's muscular, it's sinewy, it demands a lot of emotional work, a lot of really physical stuff. and the direction of the film, its solid. it's not going to break any cinematic rules, it's not changing the form of cinema. it's very, very mainstream. but it's also a movie which is, despite that great ensemble cast, really carried by that central performance. and, i mean, i loved viola davis recently in ma rainey�*s black bottom. we talked about the physicality of that performance. yes. in this, you just think, "wow! "i mean, that is a proper m

so the goal was to keep burning fossil fuel to spite having the biggest solar farms in west africa. plenty on the menu in sport, including a huge upset on day one of he's 20 wildcat and major league baseball. this is how you celebrate when you eat the championship series for the 1st time in 24 years. ah. so we begin in iran where at least 4 people have been killed after fire broke out at the oven prisons in terra, and it happened on saturday night. officials say it was caused by fighting between inmates. smoke was seen rising from the facility in gunshots were also heard. the detention center holds many of rounds political prisoners in her ear. this file was caused by a fight between some prisoners in this sewing workshop that called the workshop was set up to create jobs for the inmates. less cost treadaway to wrestle side, who joins us from terror on and wrestle with. the says the significant prism with lots of high profile prisoners, what more do we know about what happened? well, as of now there are 4 dad and 61 injured and those who were there who died. they said that the officials sa

the mediator for west africa's regional block eco us says he's satisfied after meeting burkina faso new military leader. he says he's confident the leadership is preparing for a democratic transition just days after the country, 2nd military coup this year. eco was envoys arrived on tuesday to protesters chanting their support for russia and anti french slogans. large parts of bangladesh including the capital dhaka, have been left without electricity. after the countries power grid malfunction, the blackout has impacted at least $130000000.00 people are about 80 percent of the population official say they're trying to restore full service. billionaire ala mosque is proposing a go ahead with his plan to buy twitter. that's after he took twitter to court, an effort to get out of the $44000000000.00 deal. the latest agreement would put the world's richest person in charge of the highly influential social media platform. the united nations has stepped up its appeal for donations to help flood ravaged. pakistan is now hoping to raise $816000000.05 times more than its previous target. the un

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and just to round of the wave of negative sentiments to what's the west in africa. and major wisdom power says that africans must be prepared to die for their democracy. democracy can only be defended by people themselves if they're actually prepared to die for their democracy. liberal day, a good day flip any day is part of french, national heritage and immortal the country is proud to ascribe to. but here in africa, both the action and in action of france stand against those very same values. and for a growing number of former colonies and african states, oh, our policy seems a more appropriate phrase cannibal, etc. for oddity in johannesburg, russian defense versus a chill, your house. one key may use a dirty bomb and a false flag operation to draw other countries into the conflict. he held a series of phone calls on sunday with his counterpart from the u. s. u. k. france, and shoot here on the issue. some western politicians have down played russian concerns and said a huge moscow of escalating the rhetoric regarding nuclear weapons. however, not all share such

we start with breaking news from west africa. we're burkina faso liter pull on re demi bra has been i've stayed in a military coup. the soldiers behind the who say they've dissolved the government and suspended the constitution. that's according to a statement read by an army captain on state television. earlier explosions and heavy gunfire were reported near the presidential palace in the capital while the due due to me, but military john to seized power just 9 months ago. henry wilkins is a journalist, ain burkina faso capital wa good to go and i spoke to him earlier about who's in charge now in the country a trial right now taking control of the country. much like to me, but he came to power back in january a military. he was a marginal figure with trial, right. so we were still trying to really find out as much as we can about who it is at this stage will tell us about the president's whereabouts. do we know where he is? we do, you know, i mean that has been a misinformation flowing around on social media today. some people h