from the election worried about the stability of its neighbor south africa forced both men into a coalition or i became prime minister but mcgarvey retain control of the police army and secret service and with that the real power of gabby won the election four years ago by a landslide supporters said voter registration lists were manipulated critics said mccarthy was just as ruthless at dealing with rivals in his own party war veteran and vice president joyce mature and was fired in two thousand and fourteen accused of corruption and plotting to assassinate the gobby this time a gabby's wife grace was seen as instrumental in engineering mature its downfall it was the clearest signal yet the mcgarvie was now not only protecting his own position but also laying the path for his wife to succeed him the sacking of emerson made that obvious the vice president nicknamed the crocodile had been in pole position to succeed mugabe firing him cleared the way for his wife. but this time the ninety three year old president had gone too far when a god is close to the military leadership and the

thousands of cheering supporters in the capital on his return from south africa the day after robert mugabe's resignation or reports from harare. with. the country to he said he would be back to lead his people former president robert mugabe sacked him as vice president so his wife grace could take over in just one week the military seize control resigned on tuesday the man nicknamed the crocodile returned wednesday and he is now in charge to. you i mean he was. he revealed there were plans to eliminate him he says he was poisoned allegedly by the g forty faction ins on a path led by grace of god. the rulings on a. presidential candidate. but some people don't believe is the right man for the job he was a faithful ally of mugabe for decades we embraced by the one. they were together. with that we are free. but we are hoping we are free people who supports mugabe the former president worry the good things done by zimbabwe's first leader will be forgotten to start praying for us all sorts of names i think protests of the highest order. normally of this period of liberation respe

impact other african countries we're talking to many of you in south africa and nigeria specifically countries very much leading the conversation online but tell us. what you think now is connected us to the hash tag eighteen it's been and the move to change access to the internet in the us the plan would bring in more money for providers but what does that mean for consumers. here with the news great live on air and streaming online stream you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com former bosnian serb come on to write come that it has been given a life sentence for genocide and other war crimes committed during the bosnian war in the one nine hundred ninety s. the international criminal court for former yugoslavia has found that he significantly contributed to the massacre of more than eight thousand bosnian men and boys attribute it's a and the siege of sarajevo in which more than ten thousand people died serbian government says the verdict was not unexpected but stresses the need to look to the future after the ruling for having committed this crime. the chamber sentences mr

behalf of officials on sunday to comment on events unfolding there so south africa's government said it didn't want to say anything until monday that's when the deadline is for coast to be reached. if it's put in place for the president to resign or else face impeachment and the southern african development community or said it also didn't want to make any comment until after its emergency summit and choose day luanda angola south africa has played a leading role in trying to reach a amicable solution to what to what south african president jacob zuma describes as a political impasse he say and on voice to zimbabwe which have been photographed in these negotiations but i think on this day those negotiators really played a backseat role one of the things that really stood out for me and president mugabe's speech was this line he said that the country has a legacy of resistance and i think he is really living up to that legacy if you like and holding on resisting this really unprecedented amount of pressure for him to step down she would enter a is an assistant professor of political scie

military a delegation from south africa is in the capital harare trying to reach a deal on his in the country's future it's holding talks with president mugabe and the head of the armed forces with a catholic priest acting as mediator the military says it wants mugabe to stand down so there can be a smooth and bloodless transition the army chief backs the former vice president anderson on gaga it was sacked last week he could then take over as interim president and with the political and economic uncertainty the opposition leader morgan tsvangirai has returned to harare after receiving cancer treatment abroad he is calling on mcgarvey to resign him a tacit reports from the zimbabwean capital. african delegation and the catholic church mediate between the army and president robert mugabe some of his main opposition leader morgan tsvangirai say it is only one way out of the political crisis in the interest of the people who. used to. step down immediately with the national sentiment and expectation. to god over his legacy. and a contribution to. the army seize control on wednesday a

love at this time on al-jazeera. uncertainty in zimbabwe mediators from south africa arrive in iraq the day after the military seized power from the mugabe dinnerstein. and i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up cambodia's opposition about to find out whether it'll be disbanded after being accused of trying to mount a coup. as lebanon awaits the return of its prime minister president of france invites me to paris and. the base is so. good what's going to why solid rarely and out of the vinci painting sets a new record of auction in new york. a south african delegation has arrived in zimbabwe to mediate a way out of the political crisis that the army seized power on wednesday and placed president robert mugabe under house arrest. it was angered by the sacking of the vice president last week and reports from harare. parts of harare are now on lockdown and soldiers in army vehicles have blocked roads to government offices parliament and the courts people say they are cautiously waiting to see what happens next many are relief so far there has been little

erica towards that western side of the mediterranean and into the far north of africa irrationally there a bit of wet weather still in place into central parts into a good part of italy further east it is generally dry but again no great shakes on the temperatures this say ninety celsius there for athens in the cloud and the rain will make its way a little further research as we go on through sas day we'll see temperatures getting up to around ten celsius in kiev not bad at sixty degrees there for moscow meanwhile in london we're still holding on to around twelve degrees by sas the afternoon that area cloud of rain that sings is way down across a good part of france the low countries eighteen celsius there formatter it should be largely dry by this taper northern parts of africa still in the chance of seeing some wet weather for northern areas of algeria and to micio. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germans a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a study his biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousa

but from africa and from europe and here are the resources that we put in place those are practical things to do is you know of telling us in the declaration that yes we are going to empower the people but how are we going to empower the people there's no doubt that ending the slave trade is an urgent priority but unless gnostic solutions are found to persuade people to stop leaving home in the first place human rights abuses will continue to affect africa's most fun noble this was the first summit between these two organizations there were more than eighty leaders here from the african and european union's and what they said was that this is really an opportunity for a new era in relations one that was far more equal in a sense it was a an attempt to try to redress the balance of the past but one more many experts have told us is that for as long as the european union continues to pour aid money into africa it is going to be very difficult to do that. many of those refugees gathering in libya are trying to find their way to europe with those who do manage to make it across landing

members of the ruling party. well me a quitter is an independent africa policy analyst on the former executive director for africa action he joins us live from washington d.c. good to have you back on the program this deal first of the reports of explosions and gunfire in harare a military vehicle seen on the streets this is very highly unusual for zimbabwe what do you think is going on. well you know. it looks and smells like a coup and so are prehensile i mean soldiers have no business in their normal normal run of a country to be doing this especially when the president has not me ahead or from and therefore it's smells and sounds like a like a cool on the other hand they have said that it is not are. not making a cool and. you know. bob way the southern africa region and africa in general there is great hostility to military takeovers that is in the past and so it doesn't surprise me that they seem to be shy to to call what they are doing but it is very very specious it is unusual and i don't have a good feeling about it and that's an important point to make me because that's fur

degrees let's move into southern portions of africa where it's looking pretty wet at the moment across eastern parts of south africa johannesburg some very wet weather could be some localized flooding there highs of just fifteen degrees durban drawa and certainly capetown brighter with highs of twenty two find a winter in the media is thirty four the weather sponsored by cat time he's. going through seismic changes country stands out because it's considered so successful why is the. president of ghana. to talk to all just. at this time. with you and with. your watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now egypt's military has launched a campaign in sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque a bomb exploded and gunmen fired on worshippers president until fatah sisi has promised to respond with brutal force. zimbabwe's new leader emerson minin god has been a sworn in he has promised to create jobs stamp out corruption and compensate white farmers whose land was seized any rule of former president robert mugabe. as president writes a mocker

delegation from south africa is in the capital harare trying to reach a deal on his own the country's future holding talks with members of the army president mugabe's family and his party with a catholic priest acting as mediator the military says it wants mugabe to stand down so there can be a smooth and bloodless transition the army chief backs the former vice president. who was such a last week he couldn't take over as president well amid the political uncertainty opposition leader morgan tsvangirai has returned to the capital after receiving cancer treatment abroad reports. said african delegation and the catholic church mediate between the army and president robert mugabe the main opposition leader morgan tsvangirai it is only one way out of the political crisis in the interest of the people of zimbabwe mr robert mugabe must. step down immediately with the national sentiment and expectation to god his legacy. and contribution to. the army seize control on wednesday and confined the ninety three year old his private residence in harare some sources there still insists he is the co

mentioned africa we've seen so much time is investment in africa as well and the criticism is that china comes in and almost takes over are you potentially giving up too much for the benefit of as you said jobs in infrastructure we are not giving anything because all these projects are based on a vendor approach get much needed foreign investment that pakistan very desperately needs really get much needed in that we desperately need to divide our economy really get much needed modern infrastructure that we need to have a competitive economy for the official movement of goods through board and real networks and china gets access so this is based on a vent and let me also say that if you look at history in the last three thousand four thousand is i have no. come across a single instance of chinese imperialism in history every year their power which has the xoom certain role and power in history has always developed into imperialism has always gone into an expansionist more but in thousands of years we don't find that china has ever made colonies so it is not part of their d.n.a. now but th

hold back from an official trip to africa to face her boss prime minister to resume a moments later patel resigned. she was forced to apologize on monday after holding twelve secret meetings with this radio officials including prime minister benyamin netanyahu all while she was meant to be on a family holiday to israel in august it also emerged she discussed giving some of britain's aid budget to the israeli army to help wounded syrians being treated in the israeli occupied golan heights on wednesday of surface but had visited an israeli field hospital in the area despite protocol against british officials traveling there the u.k. doesn't officially recognize israel's presence in the territory land seized from syria in the one nine hundred sixty seven war for the revelations followed including details of more undisclosed meetings between patel and two israeli officials in september the al-jazeera investigation the lobby recently revealed close links between israeli embassy officials and conservative members of parliament. a report in the jewish chronicle claimed the british governme

one which is usually built with wood it will sell to south africa with the hope of creating awareness about the devastation brought about by plastic dumped into the ocean it would be a good message to the world because it's a moving object you know people have done different type of recycle things but it's not one hundred percent everybody sees it but rain is a moving object it will reach to many parts. this is one of the cleanest beaches on the coast local residents load trash they've collected for the last two months plastic bottles polythene bags flip flops which will be used to make the boat. the waste ends up in a factory in more than two hundred kilometers away this is where plastic waste is crushed all shredded then melted using that machine and molded into planks the dow will need the factory receives trash washed ashore from countries in africa and asia and also rubbish collected locally. getting an end product that is strong and safe to withstand the ocean has been tough we are making the first. nobody's ever made of being out of plastic that's ten metres long no z

class disappeared that a potential rain here has gone from the money coast in southern africa we are watching the rainy season develop and is developing quite nicely now just on the eastern side of south africa up through mozambique and zimbabwe zimbabwe is the focus of heaviest rain on monday. her mind at the top stories here are now to zero lebanon's president says prime minister saad hariri streatham is being restricted in saudi arabia michel aoun released a statement saying hariri is living in mysterious circumstances. yes president obama has insisted he backs the u.s. intelligence community's view that russia did meddle in last year's election trump was widely criticized on saturday when he said he believed clinton who has always denied those allegations syrian province of aleppo is again under heavy bombardment by government warplanes targeting rebel fighters air raids have forced thousands of civilians to leave the area and set up makeshift camps in the countryside. iraqi security forces have found mass graves in an area recently retaken from eisel that could contain up to fou

that he still is officially president after tuesday's military takeover meanwhile south africa is intervening it sent a delegation to try to negotiate some sort of way forward for zimbabwe also in the hurry remember he was supposed to be heading back to lebanon up to his sudden resignation in saudi arabia well it's going to be a detour to from we will look at why president micron is involving his country in lebanon is a fads and sold for four hundred fifty million dollars just what is it about leonardo da vinci's painting salvatore monday which prompted such a fast and furious ninety minutes of bidding and a record breaking silence. and i'm leah harding thousands are protesting and brazil demanding abortion be legal in cases of rape we're looking into that conversation in a country where the church very much influences politics connector that. streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com in two days after the military takeover there is still no clarity over the future of zimbabwe's long time leader robert mugabe zimbabweans have faced two days of tensi

of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. news has never been more of a liberal but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife that the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching old is there i'm so ho robin these are all top stories a seven point three magnitude earthquake has struck on the iranian iraqi border at least two hundred seven people have been killed in an estimated eighteen hundred more injured and the rescue teams and aid are on route to the areas near the epicenter thirty kilometers southwest of the iraqi town of her charlotte ballasts reports. hospital homes with the wounded in western iran a seven point three magnitude earthquake shaking

time for change he also looked back over the last a few weeks he's time in south africa when he had to flee zimbabwe and interesting enough he spoke about a attempt to poison him in recent weeks and at that time he in fact had to leave the country for medical attention so he's spoken about the difficulties he's also faced and in that way perhaps getting more zimbabweans on inside they already think of him as a hero. as well as the military intervened in a difficult political situation creating a new opportunity and renewed hope for millions of zimbabweans he made a lot of emphasis on the role that zimbabweans and subs play and how much the future is about them and the change they want to see so this very much about what zimbabweans are hopeful for in the days going forward as when a guard was expected to be inaugurated on friday he also talked about the voice of the people is the voice of power he said the will of the people will always succeed and he mentioned the word democracy outside of the zanu p.f. bubble if you like how do you think it will have gone down with the wider count

ice and reporting from because in west java. and south africa. and senegal are getting a replay of a world cup qualifier from a year ago. the details and sport. human rights activists are demanding australia immediately was all the worsening conditions of the man present can they say the cannes closure ten days ago has left refugees without fresh water food or power. ports. protesters in melbourne and human rights activists want global leaders to pressure australia's government to move refugees and the menace island prison camp to the mainland activists are concerned over deteriorating conditions at the camp and pop on new guinea even for somebody who knows the situation intimately. i was utterly shocked at what i saw human rights activist and attorney shannara yana saw me was part of the team that filmed the footage inside the camp she says conditions are worsening every day since australia cut off power water and food supplies you know it was an air of devastation and decay. it was oppressively hot there was no water in the camp paypal were drinking running water from top gathered

perhaps the most infamous ruler in africa who destroyed a promising country through his determination to cling on to power adored by some but despised by others in zimbabwe although widely admired across africa as a hero who stood up to the west. one nine hundred sixty five rhodesia and even smith's white settlers declare independence from britain an event that defined robert mugabe's life. the black majority resisted racist rule in the cities and out in the countryside where a vicious bush war raged for years robert mugabe a teacher turned activist emerged from prison as an articulate leader of the independent struggle we started the war in order to get our country. we haven't got a country they did get their country at lancaster house in london in one nine hundred seventy nine and when zimbabwe celebrated independence the overwhelming winner of elections was in power and the rival liberation fighters what do to keep it to be learned in the early one nine hundred eighty s. the opposition crushed thousands killed in ethnic massacres atrocities that were barely noticed abroad. but there w

of a breeze picking up coming down the gulf a watch that now in southern africa we should be seeing the opposite is getting rather more active and this white cloud certainly produced rain in the eastern side of south africa through mozambique and line up towards botswana and that i think will develop more saturday's picture gives you a pretty wet one east of jo'burg running through was a big to zimbabwe in that line and takes that susanne bier to angola that this is correct for the time of the year so if you're here expect the rain but to be honest can be further west and cape town for example the dory. tracing the fall from prosperity to financial ruin this is precisely the movement where we humanized that nothing worst first will be in three years the devastating impact for say the bank means also for save the deposit simple ordinary citizen and the failure to prevent disaster banks and political leaders are the people who needed to learn the less i gora from democracy to the markets at this time on al-jazeera. discover a wealth of winning programming from around the world powerfu

discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry riverbed like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the lure. the world's biggest online shopping spree dubbed singles day has come to a close in china e-commerce giant says sales of top twenty five billion dollars so boston has more from beijing. gone veiny and cheap and some say addictive online sales are going through the roof in china and electric tools flosser caught look ching's i discount twenty percent you really visits a store these days laptop fitness equipment cameras all bought with a few clicks and many other items he admits he doesn't even need. sometimes i do overconsume a line especially when there are also a lot of times are by them without thinking too much and never touch them again after i open the packages even if i don't like them i don't re

universal problem. welcome to the news i would start in africa was a bad boys embattled president has been given an ultimatum get out of office or will unleash the crowds it was made by the leader of the influential war veterans association as pressure mounts on robert mugabe to step down several meetings are underway to decide his future the big question now is will the gobby quit or be forced out. business. has been steadily losing support since wednesday when the military seized power the army chief was angry of the sacking of vice president and. his longtime. party the ruling zanu p.f. is discussing how to call him president and expel him from the party youth wing has said that political support for his wife grace destroyed the party and the government this all follows extraordinary scenes in the capital harare where hundreds of thousands of people marched on saturday celebrating the apparent end of his thirty seven grip on power while following events forces our correspondent. and it does seem that this is a day for. central committee is concerned as well as the youth wing. has starte

they're short for their age africa is the only continent with the numbers seem to be rising because of the growing population fifty two million children in the world do not weigh as much as they should for their height a condition defined as being wasted obesity is also on the rise in almost every country affecting two billion people in the world one third of men and women in north america for example are obese and it's affecting children from both high and low income countries with forty one million kids around the world under five being classified as overweight that have been named looks now at the situation in yemen where the war has left millions of people without proper access to food a warning you may find some of the images disturbing. arms and legs like twig barely able to hold her head up and looking more like a child so eager became a haunting reminder of yemenis suffering last year. this year nineteen year old qaeda is strong enough to smile to play with her siblings and even do chores for her family of ten but she's still suffering she can't chew her diet consists of biscui

analyst and the former executive director for africa action he joins us live from washington d.c. nice oh we've been monitoring events from zimbabwe with you all morning let's deal first with these reports of explosions in the capital military vehicle seen on the streets now we're hearing that government offices have been surrounded no clear picture yet of what's happening what do you think is going on. i think the army it's clear that the army has inserted the self into areas of government that normally they do not belong they claim that the president and his family are safe but we have to take their word for it they are making decisions they are deciding who is a criminal and who has to be gotten rid of so it is clear to me that they don't want to call what they are doing a coup because the will bring them all kinds of and opa zisha in but when you look at the actions themselves i don't know what else you call it if it is not a coup the military normally should be back in their barracks and neither is further confusion because the military broadcast that message on state media saying th

africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for drivers what that's like this one five years on the syrians still feel that or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the work. sun blessed beaches breathtaking scenery but there's another reason that draws people to cyprus it's not always easy fix. straight couples to marry in the middle east and that's why the mediterranean island has become an ideal destination for couples and love to have a civil marriage al-jazeera world looks at what happens when romance cuts across religious lines cyprus island of the bit in love at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm jane dowton and other top stories on al-jazeera a spokesman for zimbabwe's army says there is no military takeover explosions have been heard in the capital harare soldiers of taking over the headquarters of the state broadcaster b. c. we wish to assure the nation that user excellence to the president of the

as we head across into southern portions of africa satellite imagery shows a lot of cloud particular across parts of namibia and up through into angola and saudi though in the far northwest of i've got a we've got a real shower or risk otherwise coming. down there sunshine highs of twenty one should be a fun one in johannesburg too with the mice and temperature here of twenty eight. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has resigned accusing iran of sowing strife in the arab world and saying he fears his life isn't being made the surprise announcement in the saudi capital riyadh a military assault to push i saw out of the last strip of land under its control in syria is underway russian jets are pounding the city of al gore come out on the syria iraq border and that there is or through to the site and the pows catalan leader cadmus wisdom on all political parties in favor of catalonia session in spain to form a coalition for the region's election in the sense. that almost every country in the world rich or poor is aff

africa even the loss of its currency and rampant unemployment on every street you see young people and often well educated but without jobs they're optimistic now with reservations about one of gagra i want to hear the change of the political system from the autocratic to most. political system moon god why is seen as a man who's smart on business he's masterminded a move east meaning dealings with china and economists think he may deliver if he's bold with appointing the right people the former president. based on patronage it would be really nothing to do with competence and what people can do or you know can deliver so we're hoping that when you then go to a team that he's going to responsible for driving the economy is going to be different team and let him give confidence first to the international community but also confidence locally people are what they have now is a real sense of anticipation this new president will have to prove himself not just by words but actions and soon they've suffered too long with shortages on food on feel to mention a few but most of all that anythin

president. are outside the. party's headquarters he was earlier in south africa after being sacked by robert mugabe who quit on tuesday after thirty seven years in power. and we will be showing you those pictures of amisom and coming back to his home to talk about his new presidency assoon as they have. survivors of one of europe's worst massacres since the second world war i have been celebrating a verdict by the international criminal court judges in the hague have sentenced former bosnian come on the raptor luggage to life in prison for his role in the murders of eight thousand muslim men and boys in the bosnian town the ship and its in one thousand nine hundred five new pocket reports from the hague chamber finds. guilty as a member of joint command of the following. count two. genocide the verdict that comb a lot of his victims have waited decades for thanks to the seventy three year old former bosnian serb general wasn't in the court to hear it he painted moments earlier for this outburst oh mr about if you. if you continued like this. we adjourn his defense team had urged the j

meanwhile we got some rather wet weather to into the eastern side of south africa over the next few days you can see that damp weather draining out of the tropics pushing further south let's say showers for friday and still unsettled on saturday. well again i remind of the top stories on al-jazeera and bangladesh say they've signed a deal for the reprise traction of hundreds of thousands of or injured refugees but many fear for the violence if they would. the u.n. is a single strain here to protect refugees as a detention center it used to run in papa new guinea place among us on to try to take hundreds of refugees who are fleecing to leave. on security and political sources have told al-jazeera that zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe has been granted immunity from prosecution as part of his resignation deal. he also into the navy says a noise detected near the last known location of a missing submarine with forty four crew on board is consistent with an explosion a huge c. and as such is continuing off the coast of argentina to find the a or a san juan. we received informati

have taken over the state broadcaster however zimbabwe's ambassador to south africa says no coup against president robert mugabe is underway he also told the words news agency that the government remains in tact the exact words now several images have been posted on social media that show very unusual military activity as you can see here this is all inside the capital tension is very high in the country and rising big since the head of the army criticized a purge of the president's ruling saying no p.f. party their party responded by choosing the just. constantino treasonable conduct so it's kind of tell you how we got here robert mugabe is ninety three years old he has rules involve ways since the country gained independence and one nine hundred eighty last week he fired his vice president emerson and then gaga who was widely considered a possible successor flood the country but has vowed to return the first lady grace mugabe has been pushing for his removal for some time she may now be in a position to take over after her husband so all of those events prompted the military to

thursday we're going to see more rain gradually sink its way down towards the north coast of africa more of that in just a moment but elsewhere the temperatures will actually be recovering a little bit by thursday so london will get to around thirty five a paris will beat around eleven for the other side of the mediterranean then when sday things aren't looking too bad most of us are seeing some dry weather more in the way of cloud over a bat though that could squeeze out one or two showers but it looks like it's going to be popping up as it works its way eastwards say for about actually drawing on thursday with the top temperature over around twenty but there's heavy rain along the north coast about geria it does look very wet. again the top stories this. u.s. president donald trump has arrived in beijing to meet his chinese counterpart he flew in from seoul where he said the u.s. led efforts to ramp up the pressure on north korea are making progress the u.s. state department has called for transparency in saudi arabia's anti corruption drive dozens of prominent saudi businessmen a

in west africa five hundred people including two hundred and thirty six children were rescued in raids in chad mali mauritania nizkor and senegal those arrested face prosecution for offenses including human trafficking forced labor and child exploitation. listen but when you give me you have raided a former australian run prison camp on malice silent then forcibly removed about sixty refugees the facility was closed to three weeks ago and power and water supplies were cut but more than three hundred refugees refused to leave and have continued protesting inside and thomas has more now from than a sign. the police came in early in the morning more than three weeks after the former australian run prison and its power and water supply cut off refugees who are refusing to leave say they were peacefully resisting but the police hit them with sticks and stones after twenty three days surviving on rain water and small amounts of smuggled in food the refugees weakened by hunger say that at least two men collapsed or were knocked unconscious in the rate police seized mobile phones to stop

south africa on saturday his nephew. was reported to have said the president and his wife grace are ready to die for what is correct and they have no intention of stepping down but people at the march insisted the ninety three year old has to go explore. the country thank you. branches in all ten provinces have said mugabe should resign they also want to grace mugabe who heads the party's women's needs to go through things on a pair party will meet on sunday to discuss the fate of president robert mugabe and his wife and reinstate the vice president he dismissed in a similar goggle zimbabweans have only known one leader after decades of being afraid to speak out against mugabe things have changed the people marching insist it's not a matter of if but when mugabe will go how to toss al-jazeera how to. know is a zimbabwean activist and coordinator of the group the zimbabwe vigil and says protesters have felt encouraged by the army intervention of recent days. i think what the people have discovered is that the army has opened the way for them to go out there and express you know. the

force in this household. uncertainty in zimbabwe mediators from south africa arrive in harare the day after the military seized power from president bush. hello i'm adrian from again this is our zero live from doha also coming up cambodia's opposition about to find out whether it will be disbanded after being accused of trying to mount a coup. as lebanon awaits the return of its prime minister president back on to france invites to paris and scientists believe they have found a planet much like earth in the solar system eleven light here's a way. a south african delegation has arrived in zimbabwe to mediate a way out of the political crisis the army seized power in zimbabwe on wednesday and placed robert mugabe under house arrest he's ninety three years old and is the world's. longest serving head of state the military was angered by the second year forgot his vice president last week but it denies that it's launched a coup instead it's calling it a bloodless correction it says it's focusing on what they call criminals in the president's circle side of the pressure on president mugabe

military a delegation from south africa is in the capital for talks aimed at reaching a deal on the country's future a catholic priest is mediating between mugabe and the generals the mood in harare is calm but tense with troops still stationed around the city the military seize power and choose. night surrounding the girl his home and government buildings when they see it as the beginning of the end of his thirty seven year rule. in harare has worn the talks going on to resolve the crisis. there's an african delegation is at state house meeting president robert mugabe and then all officials coming out on the records telling people what exactly is going on seoul information that's out there is from an unnamed sources that maybe in telling media and analysts that are the talks have been lengthy and sometimes not easy they're saying the president robert mugabe has been making some demands which include he wants guarantees that he and his family will be safe and that he also feels that he should be forced to leave now he says that the ruling party is on it here it has rules and regulat

africa the south african defense minister in the south african state security minister so you also have general to enter there and i'm told them garbage spokesperson george harbor is involved in the talks so i think what you have here is a mexican standoff really there's no way the military generals can back off from this one because i think if they allow mugabe to remain in power they know their heads will be on the chopping block and equally mugabe has one last card to play which is the legitimacy card they need him to confer legitimacy on his successor so basically it's a mexican standoff it's a matter of who blinks first but i our sources are telling us the generals are not backing down and if he refuses a graceful exit they will obviously humiliate him through an impeachment process and we all know people in the opposition and even within zanu p.f. are fed up of mugabe so there would be a lot of support for any impeachment process in parliament really getting your analysis of the situation what's unfolding in zimbabwe right now last night joining us there from cambridge thanks so m

thousand militants u.s. is conducting military operations across africa to be exact in eleven countries more than six thousand troops are currently stationed there however it seems some american politicians are confused about the exact extent of america's military presence on the continent. but i didn't know there was a thousand troops in niger this is an endless war without band boundaries no limitation on time of geography you heard senator graham there he didn't know we had a thousand troops uneasier did you know i did not discuss the issue with me i think he way editor of the pan african newswire he told us that the u.s. got in goal in africa rather is to control areas of high military and economic importance this clearly as a means of justifying these airstrikes if it is mentioned by the trumpet ministration that al shabaab is affiliated with isis or al qaeda then in many cases people just block out any further thought about what the u.s. military is actually doing on the ground there are the areas in which they are stationed strategic for example in djibouti where you ha

supporters in the capital harare he returned to south africa a day after robert mugabe resigned. to. me you. know where is. the saudi led coalition says it will reopen yemen's main airport and the vital seaport of had data to let in humanitarian aid ports were closed two weeks ago after who the rebels fired a missile it was the saudi capital riyadh yemen struggling to deal with a famine on the world's worst cholera outbreak the u.s. secretary of state has issued his strongest condemnation yet of me and mass treatment of the regime just calling it ethnic cleansing rex tillerson is threatening sanctions for those responsible for what he calls iran this atrocity in rakhine state the former bosnian serb military chief. has been sentenced to life in prison he was convicted of the mask of eight thousand muslim men and boys. in one thousand nine hundred five during the bosnian war and leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed to hold elections by the end of next year the group had reconciliation talks in cairo well those were the headlines the news contin

natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. news has never been more of a liberal but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife that the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera i'm so ho robin these are all top stories a seven point three magnitude earthquake has struck on the iranian iraqi border at least two hundred seven people have been killed in an estimated eighteen hundred more injured now rescue teams and aid are on route to the areas near the epicenter thirty kilometers southwest of the iraqi town of her charlotte ballasts reports. a hospital holmes with the wounded in western iran a seven point three magnitude earthquake shaking it into life