Has vowed to keep up his legal challenges though saying that he will never give up fighting for the nation. Act as his supporters continue that protest outside Voting Centers elsewhere vote very different scene celebrations are broken out in anticipation of a final result. Well joe biden is edging closer to that crucial number 270 Electoral College votes needed to make him the next president of the United States 3 days after americans voted the democratic candidate has overtaken donald trump in 2 key battleground states pennsylvania and georgia so where do we stand right now there are just a handful of states that are still being counted and biden is leading in most of them based on projections from the Associated Press he has secured 264 Electoral College votes so far donald trump has 214 and needs both children pennsylvania to reach 270 but it is extremely close in georgia right now most of the remaining votes are from atlanta and its suburbs which tends to lean to the democrats and
A situation into his own hands. And im to see one day its good to have your company off to 6 months chef schools all slowly opening up again in some way but not without controversy eating teaching unions have called on their members to strike theyre angry that the government is refusing to raise salaries the standoff has left students worries about the impact on the exam results ill be talking to an official in the Education Ministry after this report. A fresh start after 6 months School Closure at the Queen Elizabeth school for girls in harare Morning Assembly takes place like normal these times are anything but there is disinfectant on arrival and students have their temperatures taken before they can open a book the classrooms are missing one thing the teachers theyve gone on strike over wages and hygiene concerns teachers it was. Getting in terms of fossil search its its actually an insult to be a teacher its a guest with us in pursuing a government is one has to address the proble
With the disease a congolese response coordinator is also warning that the outbreak could last for up to 3 years Health Workers are trying to contain it spread in the eastern city of goma 4 cases have been confirmed there on the sea has seen a bolder cases doubled in the last 3 months the Relief Agency Doctors Without Borders says the number of new cases is averaging between 75 to 100 every week at least 2700 people have been infected in the 2nd worst break in history the virus has killed at least 800 people in the last year Stephanie Decker is live for us in the rwandan capital kigali so as far as those medical agencies are concerned for them what are the biggest this use now. Well its its logistics its the job of the area it is the culture peter these are remote areas of the eastern congo these areas have been affected by conflict for years so a infrastructure getting to these areas v all that have been a lot of incidents of still ety towards aid workers foreigners whether they are f
Against the odds so you know strike while the irons hot and keep pushing for more reform keep pushing for more change while they sense maybe theres a bit of way yes. Certainly i think what has happened over the past decade or so is that the transplant body has really played a long game they knew that they couldnt change the system overnight so they have engaged in what would have what i would call like selective decolonization so they changed the Education System tried to push back the mostly christian groups that were running the curriculum theyve also crippled in a way the Legislative Council which is the parliament of hong kong but. Perhaps the unintended consequence of this process of decolonization is that the Public Institutions really dont work anymore and they dont produce leadership and so for example very lamb she used to be a Civil Servant she was selected by the pro beijing establishment so she was never stress tested in an election she never had to argue her case and that
A place where there should be no hostilities something that came into force last September Mohamed thank you. Now the u. S. Says it doesnt believe saudi arabias version of the murder of the journalist. And will continue to push for a state Department Official says the kingdoms investigation of the handling of the killing lacks credibility and accountability in the u. S. Secretary of state will continue to pressure the saudis for answers when he visits riyadh next week might bump ayos eight day trip to the middle east will include the u. A. E. Egypt and. Jordan has more from washington. Eight countries eight days not much time for sleep a lot has been packed into the secretarys agenda not only is he going to be putting pressure on riyadh to elevate its credibility about the story that it has been telling about the murder of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi its also going to be putting pressure on all eight countries that he is visiting to do more to try to withstand the influence of iran