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25 May 2009

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Stories from 25 May 2009

Pakistan: Healing The Wounds Of The Past

· 25 May 2009

Nepal: India's Role In Recent Changes In Politics

· 25 May 2009

India: Cyclone Aila Strikes

· 25 May 2009

India: Saving Lives With Paper

· 25 May 2009

Lebanon: Maxime Chaya Reaches the North Pole

· 25 May 2009

Lebanon: Hummus Nation

· 25 May 2009

Lebanon: Lebanese Elections 2009

· 25 May 2009

Lebanon: Porn-oriented Ads

· 25 May 2009

Trinidad & Tobago: Where's the Integrity?

25 May 2009

Transparency and good governance have been popular topics in the Caribbean blogosphere of late. The latest debacle over integrity (or lack thereof?) comes from Trinidad and Tobago, where, in the...

Jamaica: Calabash & Language

· 25 May 2009

Haiti: Flooding Claims Lives

· 25 May 2009

Cuba: “Cubans Can Connect”

· 25 May 2009

Jamaica: And now for the Bad News

· 25 May 2009

Guyana, Barbados: Illegal Immigration

· 25 May 2009

Armenia: Nationalist Revisionism, Deception

· 25 May 2009

Sudan: Government requires journalists to be registered

· 25 May 2009

Malawi elections: Upending the pundits’ predictions

25 May 2009

With the elections over and the incumbent president Bingu wa Mutharika sworn in for his second and last term, Malawian bloggers (Mabloga) are awed by two developments that went against...

Kenya: Notes from Mobile Banking Conference

· 25 May 2009

Malawi: Malawi Elections 2009 Photostream

· 25 May 2009

Kenya: First Open-Source Awards

· 25 May 2009

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