As Algeria holds its first ever president debate, thousands protest in Algiers
By France24
15 December 2019 |
10:47 am
Algeria where the country's first ever presidential debate is being overshadowed by hundreds of thousands of protestors demanding the elections be scrapped. We also have the latest on the building collapse in Nairobi that has killed a handful of people, and we meet the nomadic Fulani people whose way of life is being threatened by climate change.
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