Rallying on the right to protest. But first a lynching. In the capitol of the Central African republic. Its a sign the sectarian divide in the Central African republic is becoming ever more dangerous. Al jazeera as well as other media was there, when it took place. And we warn you, some people will find this video disturbing. It began when a mob heard that two men who were suspected of being part of another incident of sectarian violence, were nearby. The mob found the men, set upon them, killed them and then dragged the bodies through the streets burning them. The men were muslims, the mob was christian. We will continue to do this for as long as muslims will go on. Barnaby phillips is in the capitol. Bangui. He joins me live. A dreadful example of mob violence barnaby but there were scenes on the streets in the morning. Tell us about those. Well, it was dreadful what happened, steven and maybe whats shocking particularly is that this was in broad daylight. In the center of bangui. As
After ten days without water, West Virginia residents can finally drink their tap water again. But even though the ban was lifted a day ago, many are still complaining about the bad smell. Our robert ray is on the scene in charleston. Robert if residents dont trust whats coming out of their taps what exactly are they doing as an alternative . Reporter using a lot of bottled water. As a matter of fact, the restaurant that im in right now you can see a lot of people having brunch here on this sunday morning, early afternoon. This restaurant is not using the tap water to give to its customers theyre using bottled water. Thats sort of the mantra here as most of the people in charleston West Virginia are going about here. The smell in some parts of the city are is like a licorice or a cough drop. The government here is sending out messages to the media, saying theyre doing testing on the plant and the elk river and that the water is safe. Yet if that is the case, what is the odor, why are s
The artist Refik Anadol, the museum curator Thomas Campbell and the Future Art Ecosystems team at Serpentine share insights on how to thrive while working with artificial intelligence in 2024
The London gallery's fourth annual Future Arts Ecosystems report addresses a pressing need for bodies to address the use of artificial intelligence, for their own benefit and for the public good