10 April 2006

Stories from 10 April 2006

China: Christianity vs. Communism

In China, the disappearance of blogs has become part of blogging life. Not an accepted part, however. More than just badges of blogger honor, the increasing number of Chinese blogs...

10 April 2006

The Week That Was in Bahrain

Bahrain made the headlines worldwide this week after 58 party-goers were killed when a traditional dhow sank, off the Kingdom last Thursday (March 31). Bloggers were quick to react to...

10 April 2006

Iran: Poet & Gravestone

Kosoof (Persian), Iran based blogger & journalist, has reported that Ahmad Shamlou's, most famous Iranian contemporary poet, gravestone has been broken for third time. Kosoof has posted photos of broken...

10 April 2006

Sudan: student activism

The Passion of the Present reports that students from the University of California have voted to “divest from companies with ties to the Sudanese government”.

10 April 2006

Kenya: Bilingual condom campaign

Video Journalists working from Kenya comments on the usefulness of bi-lingual posters in learning languages – in this case the poster is part of a campaign to use condoms.

10 April 2006

Garden Projects

Timbukutu Chronicle writes on the a group of projects called “Garden Africa”. The projects “promote practical solutions emphasising the importance of integrating traditional systems of land management and food production...

10 April 2006

Lesotho: HIV campaign

Msansi Afrika comments on the “Know your Status” HIV/AIDS campaign launched by the government of Lesotho…”The ‘Know Your Status’ campaign will not succeed without your willing participation. Get tested, and...

10 April 2006

Ethiopia: Online military recruitment

Weblog Ethiopia writes on a worrying developing in the Eritrea/Ethiopian relationship. “A group of Ethiopian opponents supported by Eritrea and in favour of armed struggle has embarked on an advertising...

10 April 2006

Kenya: solo computers

Kikuyumoja’s realm provides some answers to the questions raised by AfroMusings in her post on “solo computers” AfroMusing

10 April 2006