New zimbabwe, freedom has finally come cheering what about you 7 i dont have to express it because i cant believe it, its like im dreaming. Cheering first lady grace mugabe hasnt been seen in public since the military took control of the country. Neither has the former Vice President , Emmerson Mnangagwa, the man tipped to succeed Robert Mugabe. These people fought for independence led by Robert Mugabe. Now they are asking him to resign. This is all choreographed to put pressure on the president to leave and to give the transition some legitimacy. Like many zimbabweans, rachel has only ever known Robert Mugabe has president. It means a new zimbabwe, a new era, and im fighting for my children so they can have a better future. Im happy that she will grow up future. Im happy that she will grow up knowing a different president from the one i grew up knowing. Yes. Thousands of zimbabweans are out to make a strong statement. They want change. For now, any change would do. Live now to harare
Taxing takeaway boxes to tackle whats described as a global emergency. The chancellor is considering measures to help cut the 12 tonnes of plastic going into the oceans every year, often found inside birds, fish and sea mammals. A rare ink picture of tintin and his dog, snowy, is sold for almost half a Million Dollars at an auction in paris. And. The impact of the Palm Oil Industry on sumatras orang rimba. Thats fighting forest faiths in half an hour, here on bbc news. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of harare, in zimbabwe, calling for the resignation of president robert mugabe. Hes been under house arrest apart from one public appearance yesterday since the army seized power on wednesday. Our senior africa correspondent, anne soy, reports from harare. This is not the typical coup, its more like a carnival. Zimbabweans here are already celebrating the end of president Robert Mugabes rule. This is an unprecedented show of def
Guitarist obvious chilean rock band ac dc has died aged 64. He founded the group in the 1970s with his brother angus, retiring more than 40 yea rs later to brother angus, retiring more than 40 years later to receive treatment for dementia. Now on bbc news, fighting forest faiths investigates the impact of the Palm Oil Industry on traditional tribes in sumatra. The 0rang rimba tribes have lived here for centuries, their land rights and faith are not recognised by the state of indonesia. The surrounding majority Muslim Population cause them kubu. Surrounding majority Muslim Population cause them kubum surrounding majority Muslim Population cause them kubu. It is like garbage, you cannot even look at it. It is disgusting. And their forests are disappearing at one of the fastest rate in the world. Not long ago this was decorated forest, a Hunting Ground for the 0rang rimba, but has recently been cleared to make way for palm oil. Now the 0rang rimba are being forced into a stark choice. Con
In next weeks budget. Malcolm young, co founder and guitarist of the australian rock band ac dc, has died aged 64. He formed the group in the 1970s with his brother angus, retiring more than a0 years later to receive treatment for dementia. Now on bbc news, click. This week, a phone is born and we are exclusively behind the scenes. Can Artificial Intelligence block the bullies . And driving monsters. Just across the water from hong kong, on the chinese mainland, lies a city at the heart of the countrys technological revolution. Welcome back to shenzhen. This is where stuff gets made. When you think of chinas electronic scene, this might be what you think of. Thousands of factories and millions of people mass producing billions of devices. More than 70 of the worlds mobile phones are manufactured in china. Their components, also made locally, are sourced from the citys famous giant electronics market, where everything is for sale. But all that industry is taking its toll on the city. As
He founded the group in the 1970s with his brother angus. The dateline london Panel Discuss zimba bwes future and where the brexit talks go from here. Thats in half an hour, here on bbc news. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Protesters in zimbabwe have marched on the private residence of president Robert Mugabe, urging him to step down. Soldiers at state house gently pushed protesters away as they gathered to sing outside its gates, following scenes of jubilation on the streets of harare. President mugabe has been under house arrest apart from one public appearance yesterday since the army seized power on wednesday. Our senior africa correspondent, anne soy, reports from harare. This is not the typical coup, its more like a carnival. Zimbabweans here are already celebrating the end of president Robert Mugabes rule. This is an unprecedented show of defiance against the strong man. These soldiers are the new heroes in town. Zimbabweans are ecstatic. They say the soldiers have gran