Global Voices · Citizen media stories about French from November 2007

French · November, 2007
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Stories about French from November, 2007

Chinese Engineers in Central African Republic

Quick Reads · East Asia25 November 2007

Haiti: New Public Market in Port-au-Prince

Quick Reads · Caribbean25 November 2007

D. R. of Congo: Interview with ‘Best Francophone Blogger’ Cédric Kalonji

Sub-Saharan Africa23 November 2007

It's always heartening to see a good blog make the leap from a niche audience to wider recognition. Global Voices interviews the Kinshasa-based author of this year's 'Best Blog in...

Acoustic Debit Card for Africa

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa13 November 2007

African Students in Morocco

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa13 November 2007

French-Congolese Musician Kamini's New YouTube Video

Quick Reads · Western Europe13 November 2007

Burkina Faso: No famine, but farmers still in peril

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa13 November 2007

Madagascar: Diaspora and Development.

Sub-Saharan Africa9 November 2007

The Malagasy blogosphere was abuzz with discussions regarding the role of the diaspora in the development of Madagascar. This is a recurrent theme in the Malagasy blogosphere and in African...

UAE: Justice for Alex

Middle East & North Africa8 November 2007

While sexual abuse and rape cases are usually brushed under the carpet in Arab countries and hidden from the prying eyes of local and global media, a recent case to...

Vietnam: First Laundromat In Hanoi

Quick Reads · East Asia5 November 2007

Chad: French NGO Adoption Scandal

Sub-Saharan Africa2 November 2007

Six French NGO workers are facing prosecution after Chadian authorities thwarted a plan to "rescue" 103 children from the Chadian-Sudanese border from “certain death” by adopting them to France. French-Cameroonian...