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22 November 2005

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Stories from 22 November 2005

Jordan: HIV Status in Jordan

Jameed says that the efforts of the Health Communications division should be applauded; they barely have any financial resources, they don't have many volunteers, and they just recently hired a...

Written by Haitham Sabbah
22 November 2005

Jordan: New government

Khalaf is feeling depressed today because he sences that a new government is in the making. What is bothering him is that he feels that these changes don't seem to...

Written by Haitham Sabbah
22 November 2005

Africa: US military training

Friends of Ethiopia reports that the US is sending military personnel to African countries to train local soldiers on “basic screening and counter-terrorism techniques”.

Written by Sokari Ekine
22 November 2005

Israel: Ariel Sharon leave the Likud

So, Ariel Sharon decided to leave the Likud and form a new political party. How does this sound in the Israeli blogsphere? Well, Lisa participated in the BBC radio programme...

Written by Haitham Sabbah
22 November 2005

Voices from Zimbabwe Plus

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe took center stage a couple of times at WSIS in Tunis last week. First up was Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's president calling for an end to the use of...

Written by Zimpundit
22 November 2005

Iraq: Cairo conference

Mohammed thinks that the Iraqi parties had originally joined the meeting to show that they’re not against a national reconciliation or against what can solve the crisis in Iraq. However,...

Written by Haitham Sabbah
22 November 2005

Iraq: When Should US Army leave?

Hassan explains why he believes that Iraqis are not interested to discuss ‘When US Army is leaving Iraq’. Instead, he says that Iraqis are more interested in the coming elections...

Written by Haitham Sabbah
22 November 2005

Egypt: HIV+

Mostafa says that probably people reading this already know that the moral stigma of HIV is getting more people infected. The ignoramuses fearing that people would be promiscuous because of...

Written by Haitham Sabbah
22 November 2005

Indonesia, Peru: National ID

Yosef Ardi welcomes Indonesia's decision to implement a single ID number, which leads him to think about Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto's theories in The Mystery of Capital. Says Ardi:...

Written by Jose Manuel Tesoro
22 November 2005
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