leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government when i got what was sworn in a week ago however tasa reports from harare. two people will hope that this cabin we're more inclusive they may be disappointed the cabin has some soldiers and members from the military it has a lot of the old guard it doesn't have anyone from the opposition so some people who hope that prison when and will be a different kind of leader from a may be disappointed it could indicate that maybe things may not change on the ground it's more of the same those who are cautiously optimistic hope that the president knows what he's doing he is a businessman they hope that he's assembled the right team to resuscitate the ailing economy but there are some people we've spoken to over the past few days who have been very skeptical of prison and are they saying he's part of the old system he's been in government says one hundred eighty he's been a close ally of god with a former president he's helped he helped keep in power for thirty seven years if you have been asking really what is he g

military is takeover helped oust former leader robert mugabe but no opposition politicians are included so let's get more on this from harm metasearch who's in harare we've been waiting to hear more about the makeup of the one guy was cabinet we now have an announcement what's been reaction there to the absence of members of the opposition herrick. well it is after midnight so i think most people react to the news in six or eight hours from now but what is clear is that the military some military officials are in cabinet is pretty much a lot of the old guard been no authorization officials or anyone who thought that it was them and they are present i gather would be different in naming his cabinet be more inclusive would likely be disappointed those who felt or hoped that this could mean a change in the old leadership might be disappointed of course time on the tell but the early indications seem to indicate that it's still pretty much the old zanu p.f. with the addition of the military no opposition so people who are hoping that the new president will try and be more inclusive in his c

recently when mr mugabe was removed from power but you have a population with an immense youth bulge like many african countries europe on the other hand has a rapidly aging population and a very big demographic problem that seems like it could be the basis for a fruitful partnership but is it actually on the radar screen it is and i've spoken to a lot of young africans who are aware of that young zimbabweans young south africans are reported much inside africa who are aware of what's going on in the and the demographic that's taking place in europe and aspire to to get educated and come to europe to fill those gaps or to say so yes in many ways it looks it is a partnership can be reached there but i think by and large what africans young africans are appealing to is to say c.s. is equal partners we're tired of the sort of cosmetic rhetoric oh we're we're here to help you the reality is we can both give something we've talked about the resources for example the skills that are on the african continent you're talking about zimbabwe it's a very educated country with the highest literacy rat

ahead for zimbabwe in the post mugabe era. ok you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and on you tube today we're update three stories we've been keeping a close eye on. with the story our community has been buzzing about zimbabwe has a new president who's tasked with handling an economic crisis and steering the country out of political crisis and in the united states a leaking oil pipeline has mobilized activists but first aid incision by the trumpet ministration has haitians both in the u.s. adding haiti concerned about their future. it is unfortunate that despite everything that has been seeded and even the government stated that. sixty thousand haitians to go back home at once that administration keep saying that haiti has made progress and that it's based on that they want to be needed to be as free but we have to remember that this is not a haitian issue t.b.'s is a national issue because there's over three hundred thousand. in united states. since we first discussed temporary protection status in early november the trumpet ministration has determined that the status issue to ha

now looks at what lies ahead for zimbabwe in the post mugabe air. in the stream live on al-jazeera adelman to update three stories.

country. when i got to was sworn in as president on saturday after robert mugabe resigned sums above and say they are cautiously optimistic he has a plan to revive the ailing economy how to al-jazeera how. scientists are warning villagers not to underestimate the dangers of a mount all kind o. in bali tens of thousands of locals were evacuated after the volcano started spewing ash last week but some have already gone back to their villages step arson reports. unlike other evacuees are has no plans to go home she's been in the evacuation shelter for two months and knows exactly how dangerous mt agam can be during the last eruption in one thousand nine hundred sixty three four family members were killed a scorching gas clouds and rocks rained down her scared after what happened to us in and in sixty three noted as clouds have reach our village i'm sure a much bigger eruption will happen the only thing i hope is that it will happen fast because i'm bored here there was no warning system fifty four years ago and she barely survived villagers decided to run only after eruptions had lasted for

country the next. when i was sworn in as president on saturday after robert mugabe resigned sums of say they are cautiously optimistic he has a plan to revive the ailing economy. al-jazeera. life sentences have been given to so-called death flights pilots from argentina's military dictatorship in the first judgments of the largest trial of its kind in the argentine history twenty nine men was sentenced include former navy captain alfredo estes known as the angel of death he would have been a tourist prison where opponents disappeared off to torture some of them thrown out of aircraft while still alive thirty thousand political opponents of course have been murdered between one hundred seventy six and one thousand nine hundred thirty eight. dutch investigators are trying to find out how a convicted war criminal managed to smuggle poison into court to commit suicide. and drank from the bottle seconds after hearing he'd lost his appeal with a twenty year prison sentence the seventy two year old former commander of bosnian croat forces later died in hospital judges at the hague uphills

small business owner in harare he reacted pretty badly to the news that mugabe and his family have already secured immunity from prosecution he said why do people think that once a crook is out it's now ok for them to keep their empire why even bother overthrowing them if we're not going to reclaim money and assets could die in bad so made working one of the wealthy suburbs he said let them live peacefully in zimbabwe but they must find out how much they have if it's a lot maybe take half forward must retire or one of your party officials mugabe should be prosecuted and sent to jail for a long time he said if i meet him one day i'll give him a blow in the street he squandered my life. you really think people except this is the issue isn't in your genes even after the people but i can tell you this that our constitution does not grant immunity post incumbents so president mugabe was immune to prosecution when he was in office now how the new government will process this whole thing or has it this immunity or something else because. it's only binding us for is their own good will and

let's talk about the public theater of the last ten days to talk about here mr mugabe wasn't pushed out in order to bring in democracy czars of p.f. had been perfectly happy trashing democracy for thirty five years the thing that brought change was the terrible realisation that mr mugabe was going to bring his wife into the top job and that would have upset all the vested interests in your country people who counted on. coming in to protect their interests and their secrets you know couldn't now couldn't risk of that now could you risk that not us of course what people cannot risk is somebody who they thought to be unstable in who appeared in behaved in a stable way to take over the controls of power in zimbabwe it would establish it would have destabilized the whole country it would have to serve as the region that was the concern that's not the view of did you most with veteran of the liberation struggle he was close to mugabe for fifty years he was quite clear the army intervened he said to save zanu p.f. not the country but he was you know this must not turn out just because tha

means. the. country. when i was sworn in as president on saturday after robert mugabe resigned sums up cautiously optimistic he has a plan to revive the ailing economy. high profile u.s. t.v. host fired by n.b.c. news on wednesday has apologized to anyone hurt by his actions veteran breakfast host matt lauer was sacked after being accused of sexual harassment loud statement in part says some of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed or ashamed john hendren has more now on the sacking of the today show host who joins a growing list of high profile men in media entertainment and politics rockefeller plaza the growing wave of workplace sexual misconduct allegations he's claimed another television show and you can this is a sad morning hear it today and it n.b.c. news n.b.c. news is fired popular morning presenter matt lauer was co-hosts of in a guthrie an ounce the new the only all we can say is that we are heartbroken i'm heartbroken and now in a memo to staff n.b.c. news president andy lack said an

about the public theater of the last ten days to talk about here mr mugabe wasn't pushed out in order to bring in democracy czars of p.f. had been perfectly happy trashing democracy for thirty five years the thing that brought change was the turbot realisation that mr mugabe was going to bring his wife into the top job and that would have upset all the vested interests in your country people who counted on. coming in to protect their interests and their secrets you know couldn't now couldn't risk of that now could you risk that not us or.

saturday after robert mugabe resigned some say they are cautiously optimistic he has a plan to revive the ailing economy how to. thousands of passengers stranded at bally's international airport have started to fly out after a change in one direction blue volcanic ash from mount a going away volcano has been increasingly active in the past week and scientists say the threat of a major eruption has not ended but one hundred thousand people living in the danger zone have been told to move to emergency centers so it has more. i'm here in one of the largest evacuation shelters near mt are going by this is basically the same so but still near enough to know for people to come here and spend the night as you can see there's a around a few hundred people here but only half of all the people in the danger zone have actually registered at these shelters which means that thousands of people are still actually in the danger zone risking their lives it has been a very big challenge for the government to persuade people to come down because the situation has been going on for two months already ba

mugabe wasn't pushed out in order to bring in democracy thousands of p.f. had been perfectly happy trashing democracy for thirty five years the thing that brought change was the turbot realisation that mr. he was going to bring his wife into the top job and that would have upset all the vested interests in your country people who counted on. coming in to protect their interests and their secrets you know couldn't now couldn't risk of that now could you risk that not us of course what people cannot risk is somebody who they thought would be unstable in who appeared in behaved in a stable way to take over the controls of power in zimbabwe it would establish it would have destabilized the whole country it would have to serve as the region that was the concern that's not the view of did the most with us a veteran of the liberation struggle he was close to mugabe for fifty years he was quite clear the army intervened he said to save zanu p.f. not the country but he was you know this must not turn out just because there is a member of the opposition who also is with vested interests in t

was sworn in as president on saturday after robert mugabe resigned sums of cautiously optimistic he has a plan to revive the ailing economy how to. shock here here with your headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. is calling for more sanctions and the complete isolation of north korea united nations security council held an emergency meeting following on yanks missile test for korea says the launch proves it has the capability to hit the u.s. mainland. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. issued a strong warning to north korea. north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it we have never sought war with north korea and still today we do not seek it if war does come it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday and if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed as president donald trump has attacked the british prime minister theresa may after she condemn tis anti is long tweets trump shared three anti muslim videos from a far right british group. pope francis has left me and martin is on hi

limit. when i was sworn in as president on saturday after robert mugabe resigned. cautiously optimistic he has a plan to revive the ailing economy. the top stories here in the us a call for the complete isolation of north korea an emergency meeting of the united nations security council it follows intercontinental ballistic missile test on wednesday north korea says the launch proves it has the capability to hit the u.s. . well the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. issued a strong warning to north korea. north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it we have never sought war with north korea and still today we do not seek it if war does come it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday and if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed. the united arab emirates has dismissed allegations by the former egyptian prime minister ahmed shafik that he's being stopped from traveling should be exact he's being blocked from leaving the u.s. after he announced plans to run in egypt's presidenti

in the run—up to president mugabe's resignation? we'll have a special investigation. donald trump has told britain's prime minister theresa may to focus on "terrorism" in the uk after she criticised his sharing of far—right videos. mr trump tweeted "don't focus on me, focus on the destructive radical islamic terrorism that is taking place within the united kingdom". the us president earlier retweeted three inflammatory videos posted online by a british far—right group. mrs may's spokesman had said it was "wrong for the president to have done this". earlier i asked the bbc‘s washington correspondent laura bicker about his latest tweets. what now for the special relationship that has been between the us and the uk for a number of years? when theresa may was here she was given a warm welcome by president trump. he is expected in the uk for a state visit but now it seems, tonight certainly, that president trump has decided to hit back. this came after he re—tweeted videos from a far right political group called britain first. the videos purport to show, allegedly show muslim immig

mugabe, one week after the longtime leader resigned after a military coup. a pastor led large antigovernment protests last year and he called on the country's new leadership to drop similar cases against other activists's. bali's international airport has reopened after wind blew away volcanic ash and smoke, thrown out by mount o. flights were canceled over concerns the cloud post a threat to flight safety, leaving tens of thousands of travelers stranded on the indonesian island. leaders from across europe and africa have pledged to do more to tackle illegal migration. that, amid an international outcry over migrant slave markets in libya. germany's chancellor and 80 other european and african american -- and african leaders are taking part in a two-day summer it on the ivory coast. tackling the root causes of migration is the priority, as is jobs for africa's young and rapidly having growing population. dw correspondent max hoffman joins us now from ivory coast. good evening to you, max. why is europe suddenly so interested in africa's young people? max: you just said it, bre

upheld. and what exactly happened in zimbabwe in the run—up to president mugabe's resignation? we'll have a special investigation. hello, and welcome to the programme. donald trump has told britain's prime minister theresa may to focus on "terrorism" in the uk after she criticised his sharing of far—right videos. mr trump tweeted "don't focus on me, focus on the destructive radical islamic terrorism that is taking place within the united kingdom." the us president earlier retweeted three inflammatory videos posted on line by a british far—right group. mrs may's spokesman had said it was "wrong for the president to have done this." let's speak to our correspondent, laura bicker, in washington. this is rather undiplomatic, isn't it? was now for the special relationship between the us and uk for a number of years? —— what now. theresa may was given a warm welcome by president trump. he is expected in the uk for his state visit. but now, it seems the night, certainly, that donald trump has decided to hit back. this comes after he retweeted a video from a far right group in britai

run—up to president mugabe's resignation? we'll have a special investigation.

shadow of robert mugabe, but is it really all change, or simply as you were? president mugabe, do you still like him or do you not like him? crowd chants "n0". we don't like mugabe. since long, you were afraid because if you were saying something negative about him, you would be butchered. hello. the weather may be getting colder, but the brexit process is hotting up. a european council meeting in two weeks will decide whether britain gets to the next level in the talks. that is, whether we get to discuss trade and ourfuture relationship. we've made concessions on the money issue. fair to say that's no impediment to moving on now. but there is still the not insignificant issue of the irish border. it's a circle to be squared. the uk does not want to be in the customs union or the single market — but that would normally imply we have border with those who are. the land border between northern ireland and the republic included. everybody agrees that a border is not a good idea there — but no—one has really suggested how you avoid it in a way that is acceptable to everyone else. we

mugabe evan mowery who's also an activist was accused of leading protests urging a violent removal of the government last year the court ruling came a week after ninety three year old mugabe ruled for thirty seven years was ousted a military intervention. and b c news has fired matt lauer the longest serving voice of the network's highly rated morning news program over allegation of sexual misconduct and the surprise announcement to employees came shortly before it was made on air on wednesday morning john hendren reports rockefeller plaza the growing wave of workplace sexual misconduct allegations has claimed another television show and you can this is a sad morning hear it today and it n.b.c. news n.b.c. news is fired popular morning presenter matt lauer and his co-host savannah guthrie an ounce the news of the moment all we can say is that we are heartbroken i'm heartbroken and now in a memo to staff n.b.c. news president andy lack said an employee filed a complaint about inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace lax said while it was the first complaint against lauer in his m

acquitted it activist of plotting to overthrow former president robert mugabe just a week after the long time leader resigned after a military coup pastor evan. led large anti-government protests last year he called on the country's new leader ship to drop similar cases against the act. well leaders from across europe and africa have pledged to do more to tackle illegal migration amid an international outcry over reports of modern day slavery in libya germany's chancellor angela merkel and eighty other european and african leaders are taking part in a two day summit in ivory coast tackling the root causes of migration top of the agenda as is promoting stability and more jobs for africa's young and rapidly growing population. well earlier i spoke to our correspondent max hoffman who is at the summit in ivory coast and i asked him if the e.u. leaders are genuine about their desire to invest in africa or if their main concern is simply keeping a legal migrants out of your. they are in the short term interested in that but they know and many have said that including the german chancellor i g

has acquitted an activist of plotting to overthrow former president robert mugabe a week after the long time leader resigned after a military coup pastor evan maher riri led large anti-government protests last year and he called on the country's new leadership to drop similar cases against other activists. bali's international airport has reopened after wind blew away volcanic ash and smoke thrown out by mount argonne flights had been canceled amid concerns the cloud posed a threat to flight safety leaving tens of thousands of travelers stranded on the indonesian i believe yours from across europe and africa have pledged to do more to tackle illegal migration that's amid an international outcry over migrant slave markets in libya and germany's chancellor angela merkel and eighty other european and african leaders are taking part in a two day summit in ivory coast tackling the root causes of migration is the top priority as is promoting stability and more jobs for africa's young and rapidly growing population. correspondent max hoffman is at that summit he joins us now from i rico's

mugabe evan mowery who's also an activist was accused of leading protests urging a violent removal of the government last year the court ruling came a week after ninety three year old mugabe ruled with thirty seven years was ousted by military intervention. valleys international airport has reopened after wind blew a ash spewed out by a volcano but the threat from mount a go in is not over thousands of villages living in the danger zone are being asked to move to emergency centers and step back reports many are not heeding the call evacuation shelters are surprisingly empty two days after villagers were ordered to leave the slopes of mount of the two hundred people who have found refuge in that our village there are only a few women and children the men have gone back to the village in the danger zone the volcano has been spewing rocks and clouds of ash kilometers into the sky. cattle farmer why and switcher has tried to persuade others in his village to take refuge in the emergency shelter but to no avail. if somebody manages to convince more people to come down i'll do everything

overthrow former president robert mugabe evan my re re who is also an activist was accused of leading protests in a violent movement of the government last year coming up next witness with the story of a woman who grew up on the largest garbage dump in europe after. yeah . yeah. yeah yeah yeah. the largest garbage dump in europe this valka sits on moscow's big doorstep only thirteen miles from red square and the kremlin with the surrounded by a tall fence and heavily guarded. even zone paper no one has seen the dump plenty of people do live here a great majority are in desperate need of medical care and i try to hold. on one occasion i smuggled some of them to hospital and only to discover that they were completely ignored she can this wall of indifference i collapsed into tears. the people i was trying to hurt saw this and thought they asked me to stop trying they would rather die isn't troubled me with their problems it's a readiness to sacrifice a life for the sake of my call for more devoted to me to repay them for as a friend see. the situation i have to tells a story and

trying to overthrow former president robert mugabe. who is also an activist was accused of leading protests in a violent removal of the government last year coming up next witness with the story of a woman who grew up on the largest garbage dump in europe.

trying to overthrow the former president robert mugabe evan my rear a who's also an activist was accused of leading protests violent removal of the government last year the court ruling came a week after ninety three year old mcgarvey who for thirty seven years was ousted by military intervention. another veteran television news anchor in the united states has been fired for inappropriate what place behavior and b c news says the action against today show host matt lauer came off the company received a detailed complaint from a colleague the network also said it has reason to believe this was not an isolated incident and valleys main international airport has reopened after wind blew away ash spewed out by a volcano indonesia's second busiest airport has been disrupted since the weekend when mount a gurney began belching out huge clouds of smoke and ash forcing authorities to warn all an imminent eruption one hundred thousand people living in the volcano have been ordered to leave their homes and three thousand eight hundred holiday makers have been stranded on the tourist island. that's

and nine to two thousand and thirteen with just a drop by the mugabe and created a monster so we can trust the zanu p.f. in in one else i'm talking about a transitional process an inclusive transitional process in the respect of which key people including and in particular. so could zanu p.f. tick the boxes on demands from western powers to attract investment by including opposition figures in its government they should not at all doubt their own business community by giving them the wrong word raise those books we would take them ourselves we would. look ridiculous bill you would emmanuel chimedza wants to believe that statement if things don't change soon he only has to take a look down the road to see what the future holds. andrew symonds al-jazeera harari a kuwait has confirmed it is planning to go ahead with the gulf cooperation council summit on december fifth and sixth diplomatic sources have told al-jazeera that invitations have been issued to members the g.c.c. is made up behind kuwait armaan qatar saudi arabia and the united arab emirates the doubts about whether the su

zimbabwe has a new leader emerson magog one who recently replaced robert mugabe ending is thirty seven year rule but prior to that he was for decades described as a key in for self or more gabi both afghan designer p.f. party whose international spokesman nick gaga is the latest guest on d.-day obvious conflict zone where tim sebastian questioned him on human rights grievances so thought the country created a few weeks ago. yeah you call him a struggle now but. let me finish the. president had to flee for his life a couple of weeks ago and the little that's an unfortunate certain issues and it's not funny i don't know why don't i send your politicians out of limb i don't know if that i don't accept you calling him a compliment but i would say that it was it wasn't conventional it was wrong it shouldn't have up in that way but when it starts. and you can see the rest of that conversation on this conflict zone which is also available online at www dot com slash conflicts on not telling not to ban from the big business is going to go see it is only your opinion say the brits are set

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powerhouse to the brink of catastrophe during robert mugabe's rule as emerson i gather gets to work people doubt anything will change soon after simmons reports from harare. manufacturing industry like every aspect of zimbabwe's economy is on its knees and emanuel chimedza is under pressure ask him what president was new cabinet should prioritize and the list is long with investment and jobs at the top since two thousand and warm he's had to lose half of his work to stay afloat he's diversifying and taking on smaller contracts. he hardly needs a reminder of hyperinflation and the national currency that's long gone but things haven't got any better. very stressful when you come to the end of the month you need don't even need to make sure that these guys they would their salaries you can not even to predict the next ten days from now what are you going to be doing part of a derelict industrial landscape ziska still works as one of many state owned companies that's gone bankrupt that means this firm now has to import steel. and it's galvanizing business using molten zinc to coat steel

years in power ends in a week of confusion we examine the coverage of robert mugabe's downfall uganda's president has been in office for a mere thirty one years. journalists there are more and more fearful of the police in india a yet to be released bollywood epic has sparked protests and led a politician to place a bounty on the heads of the filmmakers and. steve minucci playing the bond villain for all it's worth with the raising of the hand and the taking of a no it's a zimbabwe got a new president and the international news media lost a bogey man emerson went on god what is in robert mugabe is out the transition began when tanks rolled onto the streets and a man in a military uniform appeared at the anchor desk of the state on television channel assuring everyone that what looked sounded and smelled like a coup was in fact not a coup the army was clearly calling the shots but the ninety three year old head of state seemed to stray from the script during a live televised speech in which he failed to deliver the resignation that many had expected forty eight hours later thoug

when gaga has promised to tackle corruption following robert mugabe's thirty seven year rule well the people of zimbabwe are looking to their new president to bring the country back from the brink of economic disaster and for business owners the need for help is critical it's interesting the. manufacturing industry like every aspect of zimbabwe's economy is on its knees and emanuel is under pressure. ask him what president new cabinet should prioritize the list is long with investment and jobs at the top since two thousand and warmer he's had to lose half of his work to stay afloat he's diversifying and taking on small of contracts. he hardly needs a reminder of hyperinflation and the national currency that's long gone but things haven't got any better. very stressful when you come to the end of the month you need don't even need to make sure that these guys that would sell out if you can look different predict the next ten days from now what are you going to be doing part of a derelict industrial landscape ziska still works is one of many states and companies that's gone bankrupt. th

we trusted by the mugabe and created a monster so we can trust the zanu p.f. in in one else i'm talking about a transitional process an inclusive transitional process in the respect of which key people including and in particular. so could zanu p.f. tick the boxes on the moans from western powers to attract investment by including opposition figures in its government they should not doubt their own business community by giving them the wrong advice about taking those books we would take them our selves we would be created to make zimbabwe the modot democratic nation period emanuel chimedza wants to believe that statement if things don't change soon he only has to take a look down the road to see what the future holds. hundreds simmons' al-jazeera harare. the cryptocurrency bitcoin is hotter than ever with investors this price has already increased more than a thousand percent in the past twelve months and now it's edging closer to another milestone reynolds has this report. but a year ago you could buy one bitcoin for about seven hundred thirty dollars in currency exchange sites

corruption after robert mugabe's forty seven year old son has more from the capital harare. i do apologize we don't actually have that report from our correspondents let's move on for now and u.s. vice president mike pence says president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem and june trump decided against any immediate move shying away from what was a major campaign promise by finding a leak and waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that moving the embassy from tel aviv would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining the u.s. status as a mediator and while for the past twenty years congress and successive administrations have expressed a willingness to move our embassy as we speak president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. still ahead on the bulletin a public hearing on climate change as fighting for the jobs and the into the at the heart. mining country. and bu

friday and promised to tackle corruption following robert mugabe's thirty seven year old how do we toss a has more on the capital had already. president amazon when i was sitting hit the ground running and he seems to be doing that to me the poison into the government sebastian will make it we is acting from the basement as a patrick chinamasa is the acting finance going to the both men with five by robert mugabe they have years of experience in government is thought they will likely try to reengage with the international community patrick chinamasa the acting finance minister has a history dealing with the i am if it also seems that there are some signs on the ground that things could be improving for the first time in a long time the saying banks are not issuing us dollars instead of the local gangs note cards with some people in usa is a worthless and is devaluing to foster the present also has given people who. funds and i say it's three months three months to return those assets no questions on us and they won't be fined which could be a sign that he's winning to give them as

in the world? in a world with robert mugabe, i'm the worst? >> greg: he could prioritize right or wrong. everything was evil. if you disagreed with him, everybody was evil, so you were as bad as hitler. >> kimberly: i think we should think president trump because he has driven keith olbermann off the edge and into retirement. making america great again, eliminating olbermann. >> greg: juan, i hope you never does this to you. i hope you don't leave because trump drives you crazy. >> juan: he does drive me crazy. i don't get it. he has this trophy. i was worried they were coming after me. this fake news trophy, the president. you guys laugh it off. he says it's about me, me, me. i don't think it's funny. and i don't think it's funny when you have project veritas and james o'keefe on the right creating false sting operations. >> dana: i agree with you on that. >> juan: but when you have them doing it, trump gave 10,000 bucks to project veritas. when they do this to planned parenthood or the right wing says this is great, we are going after the mainstream media. when in fact these guy

corruption following robert mugabe's thirty seven year. get the ground running and he seems to be doing that to me the boys in the interim government somebody will be good we is the acting foreign affairs minister patrick chinamasa is the acting finance minister. by robert mugabe they have years of experience in government is thought they will likely try to reengage with the international community patricks there must be finance minister has a history dealing with the i am if it also seems that there are some signs on the ground the things could be improving for the first time in a long time with the same banks and us dollars instead of the local bonds note cards with some people here say is a worthless and is devaluing to foster the present also has given people who. funds and i say three months three months to return those assets no questions asked and they won't be filed which could be a sign that he is willing to give the mistakes of the possum trying to move the country for the big question now is how many people are going to comply. oil giant royal dutch denying the latest a

the acting finance minister both men were fired by robert mugabe they have years of experience in government is thought they will likely try to reengage with the international community patrick chinamasa the acting finance minister has a history dealing with the i am if it also seems that there are some signs on the ground that things could be improving for the first time in a long time the my way the saying banks are now issuing u.s. dollars instead of the local bonds note cards with some people here say is the worthless and is devaluing too fast the present also has given people who give the externalized funds and assets three months three months to return those assets no questions asked and they won't be fined which could be a sign that he is willing to give them estates of the possum trying to move the country for the big question now is how many people are going to comply. police in greece have detained nine people after finding bomb making equipment and detonators in raids in athens eight men and one woman are being questioned after police searched three separate locations t

promised to talk corruption following robert mugabe's thirty seven year long. al-jazeera is demanding the release of its journalists mahmoud hussein has been in an egyptian prison ay for eleven months hussein is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny his repeated they complained of mistreatment in jail he was arrested on december the twentieth visiting family. follies a report has been shot for a second day as an erupting volcano disrupts travel plans and threatens thousands on the indonesian island mind agonist being huge kinds of action to the air and small explosions can be hard but officials are warning a larger eruption is imminent natascha going to more. towers of volcanic ash continue to shoot into the sky over bali after more than half a century of call my experts are warning of a catastrophe on mount. explosions can be heard and felt twelve kilometers away. for the second day the airport near the island capitol dome pasar is closed off ending the travel plans of thousands of tourists anyway so we don't know when it w

robert mugabe they have years of experience in government is thought they will likely try to reengage with the international community patrick chinamasa the acting finance minister has a history dealing with the i am if it also seems that there are some signs on the ground that things could be improving for the first time in a long time the saying banks are now issuing u.s. dollars instead of the local gangs note cards with some people usa is a worthless and is devaluing to foster the present also has given people who've done life spans and i say it's three months three months to return those assets no questions os and there won't be filed which could be a sign that he is willing to give them a states. hossam try to move the country for the big question now is how many people are going to comply. here in syria and boy stuff and to mr s.s. the syrian government has agreed to a cease fire in east and go to proposed by russia the rebel held area in the outskirts of damascus has come under heavy bombardment in the past forty eight hours ahead of the eighth round of geneva talks t

mugabe's era reports from harare. nearly two weeks since the military takeover zimbabwe's security forces say the situation is getting back to normal the police who haven't been seen on the streets of a rally for days are resuming the g.t.s. for now that means doing joint patrols with soldiers to try and maintain law and order law enforcement are ordered receiving reports or looting in. other people's views particularly farms in the houses. it is criminal in the spirit of man. and it will be made by the people of the law the announcement comes days after innocence and i got the new president urged citizens not to take matters into their own hands by punishing allies of the former president robert mugabe there are reports that robert mugabe and his wife grace have been given immunity from prosecution the police won't say how many of mugabe's allies have been arrested so far the most high profile is a gracious the former finance minister he's accused of corruption going back at least ten years. some say so late to punishment could be a sign not much is going to change under the new a

politics after nearly four decades of robert mugabe's unchallenged power the country's banking system agricultural system and industrial sectors are in urgent need of reform one of the key challenges for zimbabwe's new leader emerson and god will be to transform the economy into one that can offer good employment opportunities andrew symonds has more on the challenges ahead and why some people are skeptical. that's a. really . good luck. with. the. business. this is really a business. we must look at. what to do with. the. with. the money. with. the trust. it was a little. touch of. whether . whether. we're joining us from haha is. to me it is the c.e.o. of cambria africa which invests in the financial sector in zimbabwe thanks for being with us so what do you like give us a sense of what things are like on the ground right now is there a sense of hope but there that big changes are coming or given that mr is part of the old regime could it just be more of the same i think there is a. a tremendous level of optimism in zimbabwe at the moment. i think that people would be well advised t