00:02What are they asking for, there are, there is an ambiguity, there is an ambiguity.
00:30When Riyadh once again found itself faced with an offensive by Houthi rebels for control of the Strait
00:36of Bab al-Mandeb in the Red Sea.
00:38Riyadh's enemies are ours, assures the minister, convinced however that the crises in the Red Sea and in the
00:45Israel and the United States are responsible for the Urmuzi Strait.
00:49As for the Washington-Tehran negotiations, Asif reports signs of revival.
00:57Dozens of women gathered in Rabat in front of the Moroccan Parliament to demand the release of their children.
01:04These are the young people who last September formed the Gen Z 112 movement, made up of the so-called
01:13Generation Z Under 29,
01:15to ask the government for concrete actions to improve employment, education, and services.
01:21The initiative was supported by the Moroccan Association for Human Rights, according to which of the more than 2,400 young people arrested,
01:29Around 750 remain imprisoned, on charges ranging from unauthorized demonstration to armed rebellion.
01:37The protest took place in front of the Parliament, where legislative elections brought the leadership of the
01:44a woman government, Fatima Ezzar El Mansuri.
01:49In Nepal, over 1,400 people died in the August floods, with another 20 victims and 750 families killed.
01:57evacuated due to the heavy rains of the last few days.
02:00A situation that risks compromising tourism too, which accounts for 8% of the GDP and employs a million people.
02:06of workers.
02:07Several accommodation facilities have warned of mass cancellations from September onwards, a sign that foreigners are cancelling their
02:15trips.
02:16Yet the country, with damaged or destroyed buildings, roads and infrastructure, needs reconstruction, which will cost no less than 5
02:25billions of dollars.
02:26The estimate comes from Prime Minister Balendra Shah, who at the UN General Assembly called for the support of the community
02:33international.
02:34But aid, not loans, is what is needed, Shah was keen to clarify.
02:39His government has so far received $20 million from the UN and around $320 million in private donations.
02:47In the north-east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, hit by armed conflict for years and for almost 5 months
02:54Since the Ebola epidemic, hope has also taken the form of a football.
02:58It is precisely through sport that many young people have found hope thanks to the first national football championship for athletes
03:06amputees, which took place in Uvira from 23 to 25 September.
03:10The players arrived from the regions of North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika.
03:15It was an opportunity to showcase their talents, and inspire other young people with disabilities to take up sports.
03:22Commentary by Betty Miangindu Lambenza, president of the Congolese National Paralympic Committee.
