in south sudan and uganda and south sudan they are extremely hard to reach due to complex security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of stepping up. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. prevention and preparedness activities the authorities in a say they're trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people but. to make sure don't be used where the screaming points should not be come to those points i would walk over still in the fields most of them used to moves on but to the challenge but we keep getting that we really need to use the office would. be to set up and screaming all those porous borders ilia has been screened and assured she's well but it claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and fighting continues to cut off access to border points in south sudan there are concerns if the disease spreads aid workers here in a will have to step up from a position of preventing it to one of containing it people morgan al-jazeera ar

for women in south sudan and childbirth can often be a deadly experience a country has one of the worst maternal mortality rates in the world to nearly eight hundred in every one hundred thousand women die and they have according to the u.n. in our next report we meet one woman helping to bring that number down one classroom at a time. you know he's a yes grace low c.e.o. always knew she wanted to be a midwife as a child living in a refugee camp she was in or the nurses who came to treat those in need now she's on a mission to teach the next generation of midwives in south sudan. i needed to help my women all my people in fact as an ass or as i made the way you are used to assist relieve. my that is that you have the student share grace's passion but their work is in c.z. south sudan the world's youngest nation is still unstable its growth stunted by civil war poor infrastructure and a scattered population mean women must often friend for themselves during childbirth many bleed to death in the process. but so there we are suffering from the thing and when we can still see according to.

the student share graces passion but their work isn't easy south sudan the world's youngest nation is still unstable its growth stunted by civil war poor infrastructure and a scattered population mean women must often friend for themselves during childbirth many bleed to death in the process. much so we may suffer from the wood and when we can still see according. to the history with the. intent of that person that is one of the must think of that piece having a family and to feed. the u.n. and other organizations are involved in setting up maternity phoenix across south sudan they aim to provide a safe sanitized space for women to give birth but they're short of locally trained staff man and woman. to grace this classroom in the capital juba reese just the start she wants every woman in the country to have access to care if they were to have the health services if they were to have two k. should if they were to have voted in assisting is that other people get i believe no money in south sudan will be in a coveted. things are moving in the right direction six hundred new midwifes have

now the leaders of eritrea and ethiopia are in south sudan on official visit ethiopian prime minister ahmed and eritrean president he says of work arrived in juba where talks will focus on regional peace and economic ties south sudan's president salva kiir who was on another tour were cut short his trip to meet with the visiting leaders s'posed ethiopia and eritrea promised to play a key role in helping south sudan return to peace it will morgan has more from hard to. the visit of the prime minister ahmed and the eritrean president as i was aware to came as a surprise the president of south sudan salva kiir was touring the states in the country and he had to cut his tour short to go back to the capital juba to receive the prime minister really appear and the president of eritrea now the foreign ministry of south sudan said that some of the things that will be discussed will be bilateral relations and economic ties between if you're eritrea and south sudan but they also said that the peace deal that was signed in september last year and if you think of it so i disavow will also be disc

in south sudan in uganda and south sudan they are extremely hard to reach due to complex security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. prevention and prepared. the beauties the authorities in a state they're trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people particularly those who are in the congo directly to make sure that the usual fishel channels where the screaming points so what do you do come to those points how were kosovo still the fields most of them used to our moves on the to the challenge but we asked people not forgetting that we really need to use door for shoots because we don't have only capacity to set up and screaming all those porous borders ilia has been screened and assured she's well but it's claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and fighting continues to cut off access to border points in south sudan there are concerns if the disease spreads aid workers here in a will

sanctions to try and sell weapons to south sudan knowing going to there's no weapons in south sudan there was a proposal on the mill you will never put a proposal on table to salvage his government one hundred million dollars actually

between data sea in south sudan and uganda and south sudan they are extremely hard to reach due to complex security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. prevention and preparedness activities the authorities in a state they are trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people. to make sure not to usual for. screaming points so what do you do come to those points towards the fields most of them used to of moves on to the challenge but we keep getting don't we really need them to use door. to set up the screaming all those porous borders has been screened and. but it's claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and fighting continues to cut off access to border points in south sudan there are concerns if the disease spread aid workers here in the a it will have to step up from a position of preventing it to one of containing it people morgan al-jazeera iriver state. kurdish forces in syria say

between if europe and south sudan but they also said that the peace deal that was signed in september last year and if you think of it so i disavow will also be discussed now that peace deal as per the e.u. the. intergovernmental authority for development which is a regional bloc and the un they say that that peace deal is being slowly implemented that it's behind schedule and let's not forget that by the end of may the trying to transition period comes to an end the transitional period should be starting with the opposition leader of wrecked my car who is currently in khartoum returning back to south sudan to take up his seat as for his vice president but they are saying the u.n. is saying the e.u. saying and the i get into government authority for development is saying that this peace deal is being slowly implemented that they are behind schedule and they need to be discussing about certain groups that have not signed the peace deal fighting has been continuing in south sudan there have been tens of thousands who have been displaced over the past two weeks over the past two months a

just where is the peace reports of atrocities in south sudan despite last year's landmark deal to end the civil war. however welcomes another look at the international focus we got a little bit of everything across north america by lots of clout across the south there's rain around some severe storms possibility of the alternator mixed in as well that a bit of snow in the northern flank plenty of snow up towards the pacific northwest going to continue making its way further east was over the rockies there's a lot of snow coming through here just around arizona coming up across colorado pushing further into the east of that really heavy downpours we could see some localized flooding at wild weather that wet weather that wintry weather will make its way further east was tempered just to pick up in chicago to route twenty two degrees north of the border lots of snow around here over the prairie is pushing back down across the other northern plains into the mountain states for the west is fine and dry be getting up to fifteen celsius in san francisco high of around eighty four plenty of s

agency say between fifty and one hundred people are arriving in south sudan every day but not all crossing points have screening sites and not all screening sites are easily accessible which is raising fears about the potential spread of the disease border screening site there located between the border areas between the odyssey in south sudan in the. uganda and south sudan they are a extremely hard to reach a deal too complex security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of stepping up. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. he did this prevention and preparedness activities the authorities in a state they're trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people particularly those who are in. to make sure not to use will free channels where the screening points so that the come to those points i would work of course over still the fears most of them used moves on but is a challenge but we keep on advocating that we really need to use door for students

in south sudan and uganda and south sudan they are extremely hard to reach due to complex security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of stepping up. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. disease prevention and preparedness activities the authorities in a say they're trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people particularly those who are in the congo directly to make sure not to use war fishel channels where the screaming points about the come to those points i would walk over still in the fields most of them used to moves on but it is a challenge but we keep getting don't we really need to use the official routes because we don't have only capacity to set up and screaming all those porous borders ilia has been screened and assured she's well but it's claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and fighting continues to cut off access to border points in south sudan there are concerns if the disease spreads aid workers here in a w

talking peace and cooperation the leaders of ethiopia and eritrea are in south sudan will have a live update. and sport event has all but confirmed they will be the season's italian league champions city one win over now fully. taking you think sixteen points clear at the top. welcome to the program code us forces in syria say they're slowing down their offensive against isis last held area to protect civilians u.s. backed syrian democratic forces launched their final push into the village of beit booze on friday well for more on this joins us live now from the lebanese capital beirut does bring us up to date on what's happening in and around. well there in what we understand is that there is a. fighting or what amounts really undeclared. a few hours ago the kurdish democratic forces announced that they would be slowing down their offensive the reason. i saw this continuing to use civilians as human shields they did not say how many people are civilians believes remain in this tiny enclave but associated with the are now reporting a surrender they're reporting that dozens of fighters

in south sudan and uganda and south sudan they are a extremely hard to reach due to complex security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. prevention and preparedness activities the authorities in a say they're trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people. to make sure that the usual fishel channels where the screaming points about the come to those points i would walk over still in the fields most of them used to moves on but as a challenge but we keep them advocating that we really need to use the off issue because we don't have only capacity to set up and screaming all those porous borders has been screened and assured she's well but it's claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and fighting continues to cut off access to border points in south sudan there are concerns if the disease spreads aid workers here in a will have to step up from a position of preventing it to one of co

on the leaders of eritrea and ethiopia and south sudan on an official visit to holding a high level talks with president salva kiir in juba which will focus on regional peace and economic ties. now the egyptian photo journalist mahmoud abbas a better known a short has been released after more than five years in prison he posted this picture on his twitter account with a hash tag hello asphalt used by egypt's political prisoners when they're freed was arrested in twenty thirteen while taking pictures of military protests he was later convicted with seven hundred others on charges of participating in an authorized protests murder and membership of the banned muslim brotherhood group. saying there's been an gyptian prison for more than two years he's been held without charges a trial or conviction hussein was detained by authorities on december twenty twenty sixteen while on vacation to visit his family egypt accused him of broadcasting false news or spread chaos al-jazeera denies the charges and continues to call for his release let's bring in hussein he's an egypt researcher for amnesty in

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we stop the show in south sudan a country that banned the use of plastic bags following kenya's example the country's government says the plastic bag ban has already reduced pollution in the country's capital city by up to fifty percent. but there are still big challenges ahead many say more needs to be done and are continuing their campaign in the country's markets. south sudan imposed a ban on the important news of plastic bags some time ago but there are still plenty around that's why juba's former deputy mayor neil majak talks to the people directly about the hum plastic bags because while the number of bags used has health since the law was introduced there's still a lack of awareness about the issue he say's my dream is to have every citizen in juba realize that a cleaner environment has greater dividends for all of us and that we will have a cleaner job. reusable bags are intended to replace plastic ones but some of the market vendors here say that change is bad for business for the prayers of one new usable bag they could purchase twenty think will use bags for the time because

refugees from somalia and south sudan are fleeing war terror and hunger. this young mother of four has lived here for five years. and we ran for our lives we couldn't stay there one of my children died on the way here we couldn't save him. the watching only. many children don't survive the journey. and in the camps there's not enough to eat . only be under four to is a father himself his encounters and experiences put his own life into a different perspective. than time including. because i see these children here like my own children and i would give them the same opportunities i give my children that would die hard but what i experienced here helps me when i go home to see all the things that seem so important to us in the west and in a different life and. knowing much of that it makes me realize how fortunate we are . and that's something i also want my children to understand they got it done with which it could be gotten if you. started trust contributes four million euros to fund the humanitarian corridor the italian bishops conference and the italian

refugees from somalia and south sudan are fleeing war terror and hunger. this young mother of four has lived here for five years. on the run for our lives we couldn't stay there one of my children died on the way here we couldn't save him. there watching only. many children don't survive the journey. and in the camps there's not enough to eat . only be over four to is a father himself his encounters and experiences put his own life into a different perspective. and then turning to the man because i see these children here. like my own children and i would give them the same opportunities i give my children. but what i experience here helps me when i go to see all the things that seem so important to us on the west and in a different life and. knowing that it makes me realize how fortunate we are. and that's something i also want my children to understand they got it done with. and if you. start trust contributes four million euros to fund the humanitarian corridor the italian bishops conference and the italian government are also supporting the initiative.

doing so well here but people in south sudan a suffering so much. more like a big you know they get good. after seven. difficulties locals have grown used to the new arrivals and gotten to know them. back. the humanitarian corridor program has helped put a human face on a controversial issue in italy. the simpleness we're really fine here and we still don't speak much italian about enough to make ourselves understood it's a hospitable city we appreciate god's. self the people are so friendly and warm hearted. but also guts we're incredibly glad to have been welcomed here all. of the same. good. me. but the question remains will the governing coalition made up of the five star movement and the far right league party continue to support the humanitarian corridor. it's not out of the question. of always praised the humanitarian corridor it's a good thing it's a form of immigration that is safe legal comfortable and orderly for people who have the right to come to italy. good news for the one thousand eight hundred or so refugees who have already arrive

says fighting in south sudan is continuing despite last year's peace deal a u.n. commission on human rights says it's identified some of the individuals who are involved is also considering the introduction of a court to end what it sees as a culture of impunity here or morgan has more from the south sudan capital juba there were high hopes when it started empathy was a mount law theory but by january year everything ended and the optimism these people were forced to leave their homes to survive. the government forces are right to mock our county. they threatened their. community or pretty soon we got a source. with a gun sort that was different to this second they begun to lure their properties. big. open their doors. open their doors. everything even if they end up with a charge more than ten thousand people have been displaced since january due to fighting between the government and armed groups who didn't find the latest peace deal the civil war started in twenty thirty two years after the country's independence from sudan it's estimated that at least four hun

small sum of money here so even if i walk by the wendy's wonderment ok south sudan became independent in two thousand and eleven and became its capital city over recent years the population has increased steadily more and more people are moving to the apple center in search of work that has led to congestion and increased sanitation and west disposal problems managing the refuse generated by the capital's four hundred thousand people is one of the biggest challenges the city faces plastic bags form a sizeable portion of that waste to move the bun forward once the environmental awareness raising phase is over the thirty's will start imposing fines on those found with the bat when it is when it is prohibited it is prohibited and the next thing it zero tolerance policy that we are going to do is that. we are going to make citizens who are carrying the plastic bag or small goods in a plastic bag responsible for that crack juber city council also wants to stop any plastic bags from being imported into the country but that will require the involvement of several administrative channels that

sudan yasmin circa thank you very much for your time the chair of the south sudan commission there on the latest report on the situation in the country a country that is only existed as an independent state since twenty eleven but it's already been through so much when it comes to the atrocities carried out against the civilian population in the country they thanks very much indeed. the most senior catholic ever convicted of child abuse will learn on wednesday how long he will spend in jail in december cardinal george pell was convicted of five counts of sexually abusing two choir boys in this trillion city of melbourne under thomas reports cardinal george pal's was a graceful life this is what his fall from grace looked like health conviction guilty of having sexually assaulted two choir boys in a melbourne cathedral in one thousand nine hundred six sent shock waves through the catholic church on wednesday hell will learn how long he'll go to prison for his crimes. always deny the accusations against him i am innocent of these charges. they are false our whole idea of sexual abuse is

used to fund the war south sudan government denies that the war the war is over we have an agreement signed. by countries. and also. by the government of south sudan is the world's youngest nation were work crimes and displacement has plagued it for most of its existence this year and reports suggest there are few signs this will change in the near future he will morgan al-jazeera. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention says opioids including prescription painkillers were involved in a record forty seven thousand six hundred overdose deaths in twenty seventeen and now major u.s. pharmaceutical companies are facing legal action accused of helping to fuel the crisis in the country oklahoma's attorney general is accusing johnson and johnson of targeting vulnerable people including children and elderly with addictive prescription painkillers johnson and johnson has described the allegations as baseless and unsubstantiated another drug company per two pharma is a ready involved in court action it's been the target of multiple lawsuits and is considering filing for bankruptcy

south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked about bad hospital for all their medical needs they were destroyed or most of the infrastructures which are in are. almost always including little was stored. in the presence of you know visions of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed. jewing sierra leone's civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians instead some turned on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera the piece is named to. where the supreme peacekeeping force their last approach complete eighteen years on using his harrowing images international lawyers seek justice for those slaughtered by their guardians peace kilis on al-jazeera. gathering their forces the power struggle. you're watching from headquarters and. also ahead the fighter jet at the center of germany's tug of war with european allies over sending arms to saudi arabia. refused to cave in but there's a w

at the screening site they're located between the border areas between the odyssey in south sudan and uganda and south sudan they are a extremely hard to reach a deal too complex a security situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of stepping up. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. disease prevention and preparedness activities the authorities in a state they're trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people particularly those who are in the congo dearest see to make sure not to use will freeze all channels where the screaming points so that the come to those points i would work of course over still the fierce most of them used to moves on but it is a challenge but we keep getting that we really need to use the offshoots because we don't have only got one city to set up screaming all those porous borders ilia has been screened and assured but it claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and fighting continues to cut off access

south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructure which are especially in the. almost all the way including my littles of stewart living there in the process of who you know vision of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed to. a three year investigation into the program i've been in florida this week and got to really. reveal secrets so you want to put messaging out there that have people outraged you know mad internet and some don't want to expose stanny and legacy media love mass shootings. next week my al-jazeera investigations houses sell a massacre on al-jazeera. continues. to live. with. documentary. revisiting. we're going back to a poor. come together in an annual competition. with the top stories here on the al-jazeera main opposition party says it will form a coalition with other parties following su

history of south sudan said that some of the things that will be discussed will be bailed out through relations and economic ties between if european eritrea and south sudan but they also said that the peace deal that was signed in september last year and if you think of it so i disavow will also be discussed now that peace deal as per the e.u. the. intergovernmental authority for development which is a regional bloc and the un they say that that peace deal is being slowly implemented that it is behind schedule and let's not forget that by the end of may the trying to transition period comes to an end the transitional period should be starting with the opposition leader of wrecked my car who is currently in khartoum returning back to south sudan to take up his seat as for his vice president but there is thing the un is saying the e.u. saying and the i get into government authority for development is saying that this peace deal is being slowly implemented that they are behind schedule and they need to be discussing about certain groups that have not signed the peace deal fighting has b

arms embargo against south sudan. in fact, just a few months ago, the former head of the israeli army's operations was sanctioned by the u.s. treasury department as an agent who sold over $150 million worth of weapons under the cover of an agricultural company that was supposed to be building affordable housing in south sudan. in the bosnian massacres, israel sold weapons to serbian forces during the bosnian war in the early '90s long after the u.n. embargo was declared in '91. in '92, when slobodan milosevic was on trial, he was described as the new hitler of europe. most of us in this room are old enough to remember him. at that time, israel opened an embassy in serbia. simultaneously, serbian forces were creating concentration camps and committing massacres against bosnian muslims that led to the murder of an estimated 250,000 people. itay mac gathered evidence that israelis in the highest offices werearming and training serbian faces. they petitioned the israeli supreme court with concrete evidence of this, includ

and regional peace and economic ties are top of the agenda in south sudan that's where the leaders of there are try and ethiopia on an official visit the prime minister met eritrean president. whose country's recently ended decades of war have promised to play a key role in helping south sudan return to peace and that's the latest headlines here on al-jazeera counting the cost is next. hello i'm adrian finnegan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your wiki look at the world of business and economics this week we'll speak to open them ocracy about the secretive money working to influence the ukase exit from the european union also this week a tiger economy in the making why vietnam is struggling to be recognized as an emerging market plus who really benefits in the five g. telecoms era. less than a thousand dollars until the u.k. leaves the european union and people living there still have no idea what's going to happen or no deal a long delay a short delay or heartbreaks it or indeed no briggs's at all are still possible outcomes as the clock ticks down hospitals are preparing for

in south sudan in uganda and south sudan they are extremely hard to reach due to complex sick. situation and extremely poor infrastructure so these two are the major challenge that we face in terms of. gaining access and maintaining access for continued. people about his business provision and preparedness activities the authorities in a say they're trying to raise awareness to make it easier for people to get screened we have been advocating so much for people particularly. to make sure not to use wolf research on where the screening points should not be come to those points i would work of course over still to fios most of them used to our moves on the to the challenge but we keep on advocating that we really need to use door for students because we don't have only got one city to set up and screaming all those porous borders ilia has been screened and assured she's well but it claims more victims in the democratic republic of congo and france and continues to cut off access to border points in south sudan there are concerns if the disease spreads aid workers here in the will

sanctions to try and sell weapons to south sudan knowing going to there's no weapons in south sudan there was a proposal on the mill you will never put a proposal on table to salvage his government one hundred million dollars actually the issue there was a satellite phone so you did put a proposal on the table to salvage his government no wonder what the state department complained about then that was back in two thousand and five was a point in actual a very dangerous satellite phone the same thing you can buy and he threw dutifully we can argue about the fines let's just deal with this report the u.s. state department said you were manipulating personal records over billing the state department and your gods were partying drinking and even crashed an armored car a state department investigation in two thousand and seven. look we employed thousands of people and i would never say that the men were perfect we didn't employ angels we employed veterans who volunteered to serve their country again in a very dangerous place and like i said forty one of them paid the ultimate cost and hundreds

continue working together seeking common ground on global issues south sudan's president salva kiir was on a tour cut but cut short his trip to meet with the visiting leaders here morgan is live for us now in the heart too in sudan so is what is the latest there. well as in what we do know is that they discussed as you said and as the statement said they discussed regional peace they all said they were going to discuss economic ties and economic development they said that they were trying to look for ways to try to develop south sudan eritrea and if you now let's remember as you said president salva kiir was on a tour around the country trying to listen to the people and trying to get them aware of the peace agreement that was signed in september last year but he had to cut that trip short and come back to juba he said that he's going to resume the trip after the visit now another thing that was discussed in the meeting as kurds and south sudanese foreign ministry was that the peace deal that was signed in september is being slow in turn in terms of him for implementation there is sayin

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