towering figure with the death of morgan showing glory he founded the movement for democratic change and became a symbol of resistance against former president robert mugabe whom he briefly shared with. was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa. correspondent has been following events since that news broke from the capital harare and of course the news broke late into the evening what's been the reaction so far or some people were awake when the announcement was made and they started calling the local radio stations giving their views on what has happened a lot of been saying that they sad and shocked at the news but a lot of them also saying that they want to remember morgan tsvangirai for his bravery he was the man who dared criticize. the now former president at a time when it was sometimes dangerous to do so in his country he was beaten several times arrested called a puppet of the west by the ruling party now people are waiting to hear from the family when is a body coming back to zimbabwe from south africa where he died one of the funeral arrangements somet

zuma is resignation. over the. morning in zimbabwe after the death of the opposition leader morgan tsvangirai will be law even harare. the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson writes eleven on this popular tour of the middle east. and i'm peter seventy it's day six of the winter olympics and at thirty five norway's excellence window has become the oldest man to win gold in alpine skiing after victory in the downhill. south africa is awaiting a changing of the god after jacob zuma resigned from the presidency zuma was told to step down by the governing a.n.c. party his nine year term has been plagued by numerous corruption scandals the stage is now set for the a.n.c. leaders. to become the country's next president he'll face an election next year but in the meantime he'll be dealing with many challenges including high unemployment and crying for me to miller reports now from johannesburg. a reluctant announcement from an in vattel to president i have therefore coming to the decision to resign as president of the republic with immediate effect even though i disagree with the decisio

opposition leader morgan china plus. i'm wayne hay with a rare look at the second day being constructed on the lower mekong river as laos pushes ahead with its goal of becoming the battery of southeast asia. and in sport we'll hear from the football manager who says his team need to get ready to suffer in the european champions league. oxfam says that it's investigating twenty six new cases of sexual abuse by stuff the new details came out as bosses were questioned in the u.k.'s parliament about sexual misconduct in haiti in two thousand and eleven charities already apologized to haiti's government but the british politicians want more answers some of oxfam staff are accused of using prostitutes during an aid mission in haiti following an earthquake. i repeat oxfam's brooder apology and my personal apology i am sorry we are sorry for the damage that oxfam has done both to the people of haiti but also to wider efforts for aid and development by possibly undermining public support so i wholeheartedly apologize for those comments and commit to work in that greater public interest so they can

to zimbabwe's deceased opposition leader morgan tsvangirai. threats bullying and intimidation and the latest scandal surrounding the british charity giant oxfam and his sport find out who stole the show it basketball's annual showcase for its best players. want house says u.s. president donald trump supports improved background checks on gun purchases in the wake of last wednesday's school shooting in florida and to gun protesters have been holding a demonstration outside the white house seventeen students and staff members were killed by a teenage suspect with an assault rifle in the florida city of parkland trump is to speak to survivors on wednesday in what's being called a listening session meanwhile the gunman accused of carrying out the mass shooting has appeared in court because cruz has confessed to taking a legally purchased semiautomatic rifle into the marjorie stoneham high school and opening fire if seventeen counts of murder vents their own. the people are just beginning to move away they know here something that started as a conversation between two young women on so

hour live from london much want to tell you about . a final farewell to morgan chang or i was involved ways opposition leader is laid to rest in his hometown. empowering women and old female t.v. station is launched in gaza. and in sport the brazilian playing a starring role in the asian champions league. the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has called for a new international peace summit between israel and palestine in a rest beach at the u.n. security council he said any agreement reached must suspend the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital the u.s. state department says it would consider bringing in other countries if it believes they would be helpful on diplomatic editor james bays reports from the united nations. president abbas's presence here was rare and carefully calculated normally his ambassador attends this monthly meeting he came himself to express his displeasure at the trumpet ministration he suggested its decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and to cut funding to the un agency that helps palestinians disqualified it from leading peace effort

morgan tsvangirai has died he had been suffering from colon cancer he was sixty five years old harriman tasa looks back now at his life. to his supporters more good richard was a man who challenge zimbabwe's long time leader robert mugabe at a time when few people day to do so but it was a long and sometimes painful journey in one thousand nine hundred nineteen guide in a trade union leader form the opposition party the movement for democratic change in the years that followed he organized protests to try and force mugabe out of office he was beaten while in police custody charged with treason jailed several times and labeled a traitor by mugabe supporters. in the two thousand and eight presidential election he won the most votes but not enough to win outright. before a second round took place his supporters were targeted in a campaign of violence the opposition leader put out of the presidential race in protest regional leaders and the international community intervened after months of negotiations saying that i was sworn in as prime minister in two thousand and nine it was a temporary

opposition leader morgan tsvangirai. plus ten years after independence kosovo is as divided as ever. i know showcase for the world's best basketball players has got political and he will be here with that story. to us now where wednesday's mass shooting at a school in florida continues to dominate the agenda the blame game extended to the role of the f.b.i. and whether the agency was fit for purpose on friday the f.b.i. admitted agents had failed to investigate a tip off about the nineteen year old gunman nicholas cruz who had bought the gun used in the shooting illegally that prompted u.s. president donald trump to tweet that the f.b.i. had spent too much time investigating allegations of collusion with russia during the twenty six thousand election campaign and on sunday the issue of russia collusion dominated the sunday talk show circuit the real issue right now is how do we have a president of the united states not saying what everybody knows to be true what's your interference to sixteen they're going to interfere in two thousand and eighteen and we have got to do everything we ca

opposition leader morgan tsvangirai as his body returns home. kosovo celebrates ten years of independence as leaders call for all countries to recognize its status. and poland get their first medal of the chuang a lympics joe will have the best of the action in sport. a court in pakistan has handed four death sentences to a man convicted of raping and murdering a six year old girl zainab and sorry's body was found in a rubbish dump after she had been sexually assaulted a death sparked protests across pakistan with claims of government inaction and police incompetence and reports. captured on security cameras walking hand in hand with the man who would kill her these are the last known moments of little zaineb and sari's life her body would later be found on a rubber stamp in kasuri the town where she lived with her family near the eastern city of lahore investigators say she was raped and strangled twenty four year old iran was convicted of her kidnap rape and murder and anti-terrorism court handed him four separate death sentences that are biased on the law crimes that are considered to hav

call hard charlotte dallas al-jazeera. the funeral for zimbabwe's opposition leader morgan to begin shortly president. is among those expected to attend al-jazeera. joins us shortly. but first here's her report on how supporters pay their respects in the capital harare. when morgan tsvangirai body arrived at the place opposition parties called freedom square his supporters called him a hero for defending human rights and always calling for free and fair elections this is their last chance to say goodbye mania won't be able to attend the burial and choose to employ had a. home two hundred kilometers from the capital they say they'll continue his work and prepare for the election in humans. this. then we're going to bed president that. doesn't hurt the entire leadership of the main opposition party showed up for monday's rally but there is speculation the movement for democratic change could split if some key officials decide to walk away some opposition members want the party to hold as bishopbriggs to elect is a nelson chamisa appointment at present by the national council is illegi

deal with this problem at its regional conference in sudan which has just finished about morgan reports from the capital hard to. ministers government officials and other cultural experts from nearly all african countries gathered to address one of the continent's biggest challenges food insecurity all seem to have one goal in mind sustainable agriculture and food development and i am very pleased to see. there we are indeed a school friends with concerns in our decision. build consensus to take some time. but also after the chilling constancy to help us will move forward faster in the implementation. about what you have agreed to put in security has long been a challenge in africa the host country sudan once regarded as a bread basket has three point five million people facing hunger. very soon learned through sources on opportunities has so many resources not sure resources which if it is utilized efficiently it could be reviewed significantly. this needs ration which africa continues. to obviously resources which can be done here in utilizing these huge resources but collaboration am

. thousands of people in zimbabwe have paid tribute to morgan shanghai at a rally in the capital harare the former opposition leader died from cancer on wednesday opposition members say they'll try to keep the party united despite divisions over the leadership ottumwa tosca has more from her body. when morgan tsvangirai body arrived at the place opposition parties called freedom square his supporters called him a hero for defending human rights and always calling for free and fair elections this is their last chance to say goodbye mania won't be able to attend the burial and choose to embrace her. home two hundred kilometers from the capital they say they'll continue his work and prepare for the election in a few months. not sure that this. president. hasn't brought the entire leadership of the main opposition party showed up for monday's rally but there is speculation the movement for democratic change could split if some key officials decide to walk away from opposition as one of the party to hold. is illegitimate. at the rally there were calls for the party to stick together. and dec

news including the infighting within zimbabwe's opposition as it mourns the death of morgan tsvangirai plus. a money guy creates a pseudo costa rica where one man's lifelong gardening project has turned him into a cultural icon and in sports we'll hear from the olympian who may yet a third gold medal to his collection for the games. in the u.s. the political fallout is continuing from the indictment of a group of russians accused of meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election the issue has dominated sunday morning political talk shows and president donald trump has fired off a bottle of tweets to writing accusations his campaign has clued in for the russian government what was learned jordan is live for us in washington d.c. there have been mounting calls for donald trump to take some sort of action against russia as a result of these findings where does this leave him now. well certainly those calls for him to take action are perhaps taking on more significance because congress did pass a law calling on the president to do just that but the ministration has refused

watching the news hour live from london much more still ahead for you. morning morgan chang supporters remember zimbabwe's opposition leader and his legacy and look to the future. devil is in the diet the newly discovered link between ultra processed foods and cancer. and that in sport the wimbledon champion is in action at a cattle open in doha we'll tell you how she caught on. welcome back as we take a look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia it's all looking rather unsettled at the moment one there of cloud bringing snow clearing away another area brace of rain across parts of iraq in particular so baghdad will see some showers and then we've got low pressure moving in from the west into the levant region so certainly for syria and lebanon it could turn very wet indeed some snow higher elevations some strong wind or rather unpleasant weather conditions are looking quite stormy house to be said further towards the south quite a bit of cloud and we can pick up on the clouds move across the arabian peninsula so northern areas seeing the clouds during the c

was mourning the morgan china right supporters remember zimbabwe's opposition leader and look to the future of the movement. also the u.s. secretary of state made to wait in beirut also to deliberate snub. and in sports the usas gold bill picks up the first olympic title in film. i. traffic and i wear in fighting is threatening to has a barbarous main opposition movement apart after the death of its founder morgan chiang rai he died in neighboring south africa where he was being treated for cancer horrible toss reports from harare a. good. many opposition supporters are broken hearted. they say they are struggling to accept the man who led them for nearly twenty years morgan tsvangirai. i always differed in short. i was on the bus three days nobody. has been ok so we had to believe. that it did before christmas i just really saw the m.d.c. as national council has appointed nelson chamisa as acting president for twelve months which is likely means he will be the party's presidential candidate win elections take place later the chamisa is forty years old and popular with the youth

on al jazeera infighting within zimbabwe's opposition as a mourns the death of morgan tsvangirai. canada has a reputation as a haven for refugees but north koreans seeking asylum have received a cold welcome. in sport a new world rally championship leader emerges from the snow in sweden. from dusky sunsets over the sprawling savannah. to sunrise atop an asian metropolis. alor the cloud is building again in china with a feed of warm and moist air from the south china sea for a couple of days now the temps in hong kong has pretty high of twenty five but of course you go to eventually turn that moisture into tired and then rain and where the wind opposes just about here so you've got the winter in winter coming down and that really is not a wintry rain commitments to create clouds and then rain and it is cold enough snow really gives foster of rain in shanghai that seems unlikely still a warm probably sunny twenty four in hong kong this should be perfectly dry and sunny time the miss the south essentially into china but we have got the remains that it's hard to see of the tropical s

zimbabwe's opposition leader morgan tsvangirai has been repatriated from south africa he died on wednesday after battling colon cancer. or i was a key figure in zimbabwe in politics and formed the movement for democratic change . has more from harare. when the plane carrying more than saying your party landed hundreds of people were at the airport pushing and shoving each other trying to get a glimpse of the cost of some jumps the fans tried to get on the tarmac and security told them to turn back even ran to the cargo section of the air force where they saw the coffin leave in a convoy is supported by police to be brought here to a military base in harare government authorities say because morgan tsvangirai was a former prime minister it is the norm as was today done the body will be brought here until it's time for the other. days on sunday the the several church services across the country family and friends are going to take their eyes house to pay their respects that honor and there's going to be a lot really grabbing a big public gathering without it and it's where again that read in

sticks and to fall asleep. the body of zimbabwe's opposition leader morgan tsvangirai has been brought home from south africa thousands of supporters were waiting outside the fort in the capital harare to honor their late leader who died on wednesday from colon cancer. is in harare. when the plane carrying morgan tsvangirai body landed hundreds of people were at the airport and shoving each other trying to get a glimpse of the cost and some jumped the fence tried to get on to the tarmac and security told them to turn back then ran to the cargo section of the air force where they saw the coffin leave in a convoy is supported by police has been brought here to a military base in harare government officials say because morgan tsvangirai was a former prime minister it is the norm as was to be done the body will be brought here and so it's time for. today's on sunday the the several church services across the country family and friends are going to take guy's house to pay their respects that honor and they are going through a period grabbing a big public gathering without regard to

school shooting memorial services health zimbabwe's longtime opposition leader morgan tsvangirai and then later in sports a federal is in a hurry at the final of the rotterdam and we will have that story and much more. syrian kurdish fighters say they've reached an agreement with the damascus government for the syrian army to enter the free and region to help repel a turkish offensive turkey launched operation all of branch last month to clear a freeing of kurdish y p g fighters who they regard as terrorist linked to the p.k. k. a senior kurdish official told the reuters news agency that syrian government troops will deploy to some border positions within two days al-jazeera spoke to the y. p.g. spokesman nuri mahmud he said we are calling on the syrian army to protect our frame because we'd love to preserve the united unified syria we are saying this because the international community continues to address the syrian leadership as sovereign and we call on this authority to protect its territory. is following the story for us from istanbul. when it comes to fruition this deal would n

rather morgan chang supporters remember zimbabwe's opposition leader and his legacy and look to the future. and the sweet taste of success at the fifth time of trying for this german skater details coming up in sports. now the government accused of killing seventeen people in a school shooting in florida on wednesday has appeared in court nineteen year old nicholas cruz spoke only to confirm his name before being ordered to be held in jail without bond let's get more now from andy gallagher who joins me from parkland florida and what's happening there well general too often in these stories journalists end up behind barriers behind police checkpoints but at vigils like this you really get a sense of how much tragedy has caused wondering around among the crowd you can see lots of the students hugging each other but the most striking thing is you can hear them telling stories about what happened on wednesday after the gunman entered the school and opened fire and it is simply horrifying it really does hit home lots of the parents also crying and showing deep concern but let's take a l

doing their jobs have a morgan reports from a hard tomb. ten days ago i might have been he was not sure whether she'd ever see her home or her children again but journalist was held for more than a month without charge or trial after she was arrested while filming protests against economic reforms. i was arrested on the sixteenth of january in the protest organized by the community party we were at the place the protests were held with my colleague omar the security people came and beat us and directed us to go to a certain direction they surrounded me and said i'm honest filming us amal is filming us here all know how bernie was one of eighty journalists politicians and activists released last week by the sudanese government they were arrested during last month's protest against the government's decision to devalue the currency which led to price rises and inflation lawyer had and has and like others who were arrested says she had no part in the protests but the good the member with her had better say i was walking on the streets after the protests and they were beating a young ma

because of a conflict that more than any other country ever morgan reports now from juba. it's not class time but building says he wishes he could go to school his school however is not like it used to be it's now in a u.n. camp for displaced people where he's been since he fled fighting in his home town in the north of the country. when the fighting took place our schools were destroyed and my brother and i were afraid would be recruited by groups so we ran to the un camps for safety now i miss my old school and friends. bolding is one of more than sixty thousand children receiving education in u.n. camps around south sudan the civil war now in its fifth year has seen thousands of people killed and millions displaced it's also had a major impact on education with one point eight million or seventy percent of school aged children not getting any the united nations children's agency unicef says one in every three schools have been destroyed or damaged occupied or close at least once during the war and even in those areas where there was no fighting there are still challenges to be f

watch is calling for an arms embargo have a morgan has the latest from juba. this is not the first report that has been put out by human rights watch on child recruitment in south sudan it says that children as young as thirteen has been have have been recruited to fight in the conflict which is now in its fifth year unicef also put out a report in late ten fifteen saying that there are sixteen thousand children who are recruited by armed groups now that report has a change in delayed in twenty seven thousand to reflect new figures which says that more than one hundred thousand children have been recruited by armed groups in the conflict this is and this is a problem that has been going on since house and start of fighting in september twenty fifth teen and rights groups and children's organizations have called for a halt to this activity of recruiting child soldiers now a lot of things make it easier to recruit child soldiers in south sudan first thing is the displacement with sixty five percent of the people who are displaced in the conflict are mostly are mainly women and childr

are waiting for the body of the opposition leader morgan chang right to return from south africa the zimbabwean government said it will help pay for a state funeral for the founder of the country's main opposition movement from harare. good years and. many opposition supporters are broken hearted. a way they say they are struggling to accept the man who led them for nearly twenty years morgan tsvangirai is dead. i always defer to the shock of. the bus three days that there was nobody. thought we had. just listen the m.d.c. is national council has appointed nelson chamisa as acting president for twelve months which is likely means he will be the party's presidential candidate when elections take place later this year chamisa is forty years old and popular with the youth we are just four months away from an election and we have lost a commander but i can tell you is that we do not have a crisis. for the generals on the field of those who are going to be left in is to make sure that will win the battle in the war again is then coming in the wind this election was but two senior party of

of its founder morgan chiang rai he died in neighboring south africa where he was being treated for cancer or would toss a has more from the capital harare. put in and. many opposition supporters are broken hearted. they say they are struggling to accept the man who led them for nearly twenty years morgan tsvangirai is dead. i was definitely shocked. three days notice. ok so we had. made it it. was. the m.d.c. is national council has appointed nelson chamisa as acting president for twelve months which is likely means he will be the party's presidential candidate when elections take place later this year chamisa is forty years old and popular with the youth we are just four months away from an election and we have lost a commander but i can tell you is that we do not have a crisis. of the generals on the field of those who are going to be left turners to make sure that the battle in the war again and then come in and win this election. but two senior party officials talk with investments already did not attend thursday's party meeting there is speculation they may split the biggest o

displacement due to ongoing violence and a weak economy has contributed to the crisis have been morgan reports from the capital juba barely able to stand and to think. that's what john told the doctors when she brought in her two year old son go in for a check up but she cannot hide her grief when asked why he was in bad condition. we have no food in the house i plan to because of greens but that's not enough and we can't afford to buy food from the market every day sometimes we eat one meal sometimes we don't eat doctors think. and it's not alone the u.n. children's organization unicef says more than one point three million children are at risk of being malnourished by july if not given assistance. son philip is one of them. i brought my child here because he hasn't gotten proper food for so long that the little food we do get he can't eat it and we can't afford regular meals. africa stand as nation has been its war for more than four years infighting between rival groups has claimed thousands of lives and displaced a quarter of the twelve million population it's also resulted in what

much andy. there's more to come here on the news hour including a final farewell to morgan tsvangirai zimbabwe's late opposition leader is laid to rest in his hometown. empowering women an all female t.v. station is launched in gaza. and in sport we'll hear from the football manager who says his team is to get ready to suffer in the european champions league. senior management at the charity oxfam have been answering questions from british m.p.'s in london it follows allegations that staff at the charity paid women in haiti for sex in the wake of the twenty ten. oxfam's chief executive told a parliamentary committee or tuesday that it's now investigating a further twenty six cases of alleged sexual abuse or u.k. correspondent bonamy phillips reports. oxfam senior officials came to parliament knowing they were in for a grilling. in the chaotic aftermath of haiti's earthquake how could oxfam have allowed staff to take advantage of such vulnerable people and when it found out why did it tell the public. my colleagues at the time made a set of decisions as to how public to go n

sudan as he morgan reports now from young view in south sudan reintegrating those kids back into the community is a struggle. these moves are not need to jon he's been taught how to carry them out for the past two years since he was fifteen he didn't learn the drills willingly johns' one of at least seven hundred children forcibly recruited by the thousand and national liberation movement that is looming and they're going through their. video by those who want to go alone or if you take it in that you want a world that says if you define you will do that again by force. the civil war in south sudan now into its fifth year has killed thousands and displaced millions many vulnerable kids were recruited by armed groups to fight both boys and girls for just thirteen year old sarah. i was alluding. to loans to those people and only ones tend to think they do anything wrong. and i still don't know they said to me that is hold on to the unit today and said to move from. mr. right groups they nearly all armed groups to critic children to fight the south sudan's national liberation moveme

normal life but some are struggling to reintegrate into their communities zeros have a morgan reports from. these moves are not new to john he's been taught how to carry them out for the past two years since he was fifteen he didn't learn the drills willingly john's one of at least seven hundred children forcibly recruited by the south sudan's national liberation movement that is new then they are going to they. did it got a place to want to go out alone or if you take it easy and that you want to work in that set if you define you would do that day cool again by force. the civil war in south sudan now into its fifth year has killed thousands and displaced millions many vulnerable kids were recruited by armed groups to fight both boys and girls such as thirteen year old sarah. i was wounded in loans to those people and only start to fan think on new day doing it for a long. time mr gandhi said to me and that is hold on to do not to do said to move from. mr. right groups they nearly all armed groups to critic children to fight the south sudan's national liberation movement has recently

the screen by thomas morgan he told me why he felt this was a story he had to direct the fact that it was women taking their dignity and their power back and having this unbelievable will to finish but i've always told stories of like underdog stories so it's always people who face incredible odds and their lives and what they're doing and so i think we're really. doing this not just for herself but for an entire community really embrace this opportunity. the berlin film festival will soon be drawing to a close but the issues many of its films have highlighted will not. dominate came. earlier. live. live. live live up to his b.c. now with all the winter olympics action and the rest of the sports. right and thank you so much a second russian athlete has tested positive to a banned substance at the winter olympics and kyung chang development took the gloss off the country's first gold medal of the games in his home and reports. day fourteen of competition started in a victorious manner for the olympic athletes from russia fifteen year old elena zagat tarver put them on top of the podium

they've been handing in that weapons and exchanging their uniforms for civilian cars ever morgan met some of them. at a demobilization ceremony overseen by the u.n. children's agency unicef. these moves are not need to john he's been taught how to carry them out for the past two years since he was fifteen he didn't learn the drills willingly john's one of at least seven hundred children forcibly recruited by the south sudan's national liberation movement that is new then and there they are going to they. did it got a life to want to go alone or if you take it easy and that you want to live in the day except if you define you do that taking over again by force. the civil war in south sudan now into its fifth year has killed thousands and displaced millions many vulnerable kids were recruited by armed groups to fight both boys and girls such as thirteen year old sarah. i was wounded in the family knows said this before and only start to think on new day to nicole manning and i still don't know this is to live it is to live in love couldn't said to leave from. the start family. rights g

continent zimbabwe's main opposition leader morgan tsvangirai is critically ill in a south african hospital the sixty five year old announced in june that he was having treatment for colon cancer he returned to hospital in johannesburg early last month his abortions have been told to quote brace for the worst well south africa's parliament has for spode president jacob zuma state of the nation address amid fears that the opposition would disrupt his speech zuma is under increasing pressure to resign over corruption allegations and also being calls to step down from members of his own party the ruling a.n.c. has called for a special meeting of its top committee to decide resumed his fate. we decided to drop close to the president of the abbey to propose that we postpone that joint committee you are that age warm for establishments imagine more interesting would be to tally up most. plenty more ahead here on the al-jazeera news hour including the trumpet ministrations hope that of expanded air campaign in afghanistan will push back the taliban. columbia's stalled peace accords discus

morgan is following events from juba. the second round of talks are to revitalize the august twenty fifth in peace agreement is expected to discuss security arrangements and power sharing agreements now let's remember that this has already been outlined in the august twenty fifteen peace deal signed between the president salva kiir and his arms up and the army and opposition leader reg machar in south sudan's government has made it very clear that they're not going to renegotiate the agreement which was signed in august twenty fifth scene but the opposition under rick my charge demanded forty two percent of government positions as well as the un taking over security facilities such as the airports and major routes leading to different various cities in south sudan now this is going to be very complicated to try to get the opposition because now there are so many armed groups that have emerged after the fighting in july in juba now this is going to be very hard to try to accommodate all the armed opposition because after july telling sixteen fighting broke out in the capital juba a l

to pay their respects to morgan chang outside his home in harare died in south africa on wednesday after a battle with cancer already the movement for democratic change which he founded is facing power struggles with three deputies vying to replace him. the us ambassador to kosovo says the country must allow a new war crimes court to investigate alleged atrocities carried out by the cost of a liberation army from one thousand nine hundred eight to two thousand he's been speaking to al-jazeera of kosovo prepares to mark ten years since declaring itself independent anderson as reports now from the kosovo town of grandson. silvano marinko of each has vivid memories of her husband and there's no end to her grief he's been missing for nearly twenty years silvana says it was tough bringing up their two daughters alone but of think put it out of all the difficulties they face the hardest thing is when my daughters ask where their father is. silvana is convinced that kosovo albanian fighters abducted her husband along with hundreds of other people she's put much of her energy campaigning f

he morgan al-jazeera. government has taken over a major container port from a us company that porters strategically located on the bobbin mom that straight between djibouti and yemen and gives access to shipping lanes linking europe asia and africa it is one of several ports in the region run by the bar based d.p. world others are controlled by the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen of watch the u.a.e. is a member well the dispute between the us and regional concern as almost all imports destined for neighboring ethiopia moves through its use to transfer aid into yemen . well the government in djibouti says it's nationalized that are there because the contract with the u.a.e. was damaging its sovereignty and economic independence and blames an iraqi officials for refusing to settle a contractual dispute sources have told al jazeera that relations between the two countries sell it off to djibouti refused to allow the u.a.e. to establish a military base on its soil d.p. world one of thirty year contract to operate in two thousand and six it's accusing djibouti of illegally se

reintegrate into their communities morgan reports and you. these moves are not new to john he's been taught how to carry them out for the past two years since he was fifteen he didn't learn the drills willingly john's one of at least seven hundred children forcibly recruited by the south sudan's national liberation movement that is. going to day. to day life. if. you want to. do that again but it was. the civil war in south sudan now into its fifth year has killed thousands and displaced millions many vulnerable kids were recruited by armed groups to fight both boys and girls such as thirteen year old sarah. i was alluding. to a long sentence people are only ones tend to think i lived a long time. and i stepped on this it seemed as if photons to the moon out didn't set in. stone from the. right groups they nearly all armed groups to prove to children to fight the south sudan's national liberation movement has recently released more than three hundred children but that they were not really forced by their condition abandon first today and now all of us to get up to state to in fact we

consonance and opposition movement for democratic change has chosen a new leader to replace morgan chang ryan nelsen chamisa will be acting president for the next twelve months sixty five died on weapons day after a long battle with cancer he was a towering figure in the opposition and a symbol of resistance against the former president robert mugabe. the resilience to life we have lost the sense that we've lost our. style i think that we wanted. to leave this and that's maybe twenty feet to. the top leadership is going to do with. it i would this is what we do not want to damage this legacy of a tacit joins us live from harare nelson chamisa kerry who is he. well need someone who has quite a bit of support in be on position by forty year old painter young and above in politics he's well educated so publicly and his supporters say they will to work on the crowd they hope that really appealed to him and maybe younger people in the public will judge especially as a country his legend in a few months time his critics say he is maybe a little bit too young politically in the cool what

al-jazeera washington the body of morgan chang lying in state and zimbabwe's capital large crowds are turning out in her audience freedom square to pay their respects to the full opposition leader sixty five year old died on wednesday after suffering colon cancer shanghai forms the movement for democratic change and is a staunch critic of former president robert mugabe he'll be buried at his rural home on tuesday also serious out of the tussle is live for us in about what exactly can we expect to happen that today. out of. well people are here to honor his life more than a hundred eyes but he has a right here at this location one other thing a special prayer for him we're going to take people to get up on the stage brain opposition supporters people who knew her well to talk about all the good things he did with the body talk about how brave he was and then on tuesday at his role holistically hear from people who knew him before he became the op was opposition leader people who knew him as a boy people who saw him grow up people will go with him again who finally be there in his r

zimbabwe's political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of morgan chiang rai he founded the movement for democratic change and became a symbol of resistance against former president robert mugabe with whom he briefly shared power was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa perelman tassel looks back at his life. to his supporters morbid richard that i was a man who challenges of our time leader robert mugabe at a time when few people day to do so but it was a long and sometimes painful journey in one thousand nine hundred nineteen get i've been a trade union leader for the opposition party the movement for democratic change in the years that followed he organized protests to try and force mugabe out of office he was beaten while in police custody charged with treason jailed several times and labeled a chain by mugabe supporters. in the two thousand and eight presidential election he won the most votes but not enough to win outright. before a second round took place his supporters were targeted in a campaign of violence the opposition leader put