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January 13, 2020

Two new flags will be flying high at the Olympic Games in Rio.

For the first time, South Sudan and Kosovo have been recognized by the International Olympic Committee. Kosovo, which was a province of the former Yugoslavia, will have 8 athletes competing; and a good shot for a medal in women's judo: Majlinda Kelmendi is considered a favorite. She's ranked first in the world in her weight class.

(South Sudan's James Chiengjiek, Yiech Biel & coach Joe Domongole, © AFP) South Sudan, which became independent in 2011, will have three runners competing in the country's first Olympic Games.

When Will Chile's Post Office's Re-open? 

(PHOTO: Workers set up camp at Santiago's Rio Mapocho/Mason Bryan, The Santiago Times)Chile nears 1 month without mail service as postal worker protests continue. This week local branches of the 5 unions representing Correos de Chile voted on whether to continue their strike into a 2nd month, rejecting the union's offer. For a week the workers have set up camp on the banks of Santiago's Río Mapocho displaying banners outlining their demands; framing the issue as a division of the rich & the poor. The strike’s main slogan? “Si tocan a uno, nos tocan a todos,” it reads - if it affects 1 of us, it affects all of us. (Read more at The Santiago Times)

WHO convenes emergency talks on MERS virus

 

(PHOTO: Saudi men walk to the King Fahad hospital in the city of Hofuf, east of the capital Riyadh on June 16, 2013/Fayez Nureldine)The World Health Organization announced Friday it had convened emergency talks on the enigmatic, deadly MERS virus, which is striking hardest in Saudi Arabia. The move comes amid concern about the potential impact of October's Islamic hajj pilgrimage, when millions of people from around the globe will head to & from Saudi Arabia.  WHO health security chief Keiji Fukuda said the MERS meeting would take place Tuesday as a telephone conference & he  told reporters it was a "proactive move".  The meeting could decide whether to label MERS an international health emergency, he added.  The first recorded MERS death was in June 2012 in Saudi Arabia & the number of infections has ticked up, with almost 20 per month in April, May & June taking it to 79.  (Read more at Xinhua)

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Dreams and nightmares - Chinese leaders have come to realize the country should become a great paladin of the free market & democracy & embrace them strongly, just as the West is rejecting them because it's realizing they're backfiring. This is the "Chinese Dream" - working better than the American dream.  Or is it just too fanciful?  By Francesco Sisci

Baby step towards democracy in Myanmar  - While the sweeping wins Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy has projected in Sunday's by-elections haven't been confirmed, it is certain that the surging grassroots support on display has put Myanmar's military-backed ruling party on notice. By Brian McCartan

The South: Busy at the polls - South Korea's parliamentary polls will indicate how potent a national backlash is against President Lee Myung-bak's conservatism, perceived cronyism & pro-conglomerate policies, while offering insight into December's presidential vote. Desire for change in the macho milieu of politics in Seoul can be seen in a proliferation of female candidates.  By Aidan Foster-Carter  

Pakistan climbs 'wind' league - Pakistan is turning to wind power to help ease its desperate shortage of energy,& the country could soon be among the world's top 20 producers. Workers & farmers, their land taken for the turbine towers, may be the last to benefit.  By Zofeen Ebrahim

Turkey cuts Iran oil imports - Turkey is to slash its Iranian oil imports as it seeks exemptions from United States penalties linked to sanctions against Tehran. Less noticed, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in the Iranian capital last week, signed deals aimed at doubling trade between the two countries.  By Robert M. Cutler

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Mar112010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES MARCH 11, 2010 (North and South Oceans)

ANTARCTICA: Icebreaker docked in Seattle to be refitted for duty - http://bit.ly/aB4i5E

ANTARCTICA: Researchers study climate in Antarctica - http://bit.ly/9oSI3j

ANTARCTICA: New whale research does no harm - http://bit.ly/d10BJk

ANTARCTICA: Tunguska Catastrophe Occurred in Antarctica Too -  http://bit.ly/9Z2AZJ

GREENLAND: Greenland Shark Fuels Biogas Energy Debate – (opinion) - http://bit.ly/dvakZj

GREENLAND: Ancient Norse Settlements Hit Cold Spell - http://bit.ly/c96Nqt

ICELAND: The Dutch Get Tough on Icesave - http://bit.ly/96HaMn

ICELAND: Iceland's cultural, culinary charms on display - http://bit.ly/9Kwj73

ICELAND: Iceland Unemployment Rate Rises To 9.3% In February - http://bit.ly/9adiaX

ICELAND: From Iceland to King Abdullah - http://bit.ly/beDLcS

ICELAND: Get a Little Iceland In Ya... Naturally: Taste of Iceland Festival - http://bit.ly/clurQX

ICELAND: Iceland still top as US, UK, Germany slip down INSEAD global innovation rankings - http://bit.ly/aD7Pcn

ICELAND: More Tremors Below South Iceland Volcano - http://bit.ly/d30FMf

ICELAND: Could Iceland’s journalism haven create a ‘ripple effect’? – (blog article) http://bit.ly/9ZYRI3

SVALBARD: Norway's 'Doomsday seed vault' becomes world's largest-http://bit.ly/9v6PIC

SVALBARD: Science and art exhibit presses global-warming awareness - http://bit.ly/do8WXW

Thursday
Mar112010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 11, 2010 (Asia and the Pacific) 

 

Asia and the Pacific:  

 

AMERICAN SAMOA: 

Telecommunications in American Samoa given funds to upgrade broadband - http://bit.ly/adrgFv

 

AMERICAN SAMOA:  

Endangered Pacific birds added to US protection list - http://bit.ly/aPO3EF

 

BHUTAN:      Primitive tribe faces extinction due to their marriage system- http://bit.ly/d7L7Cg

 

BHUTAN:        Flight opens in Guwahati-Bhutan sector soon- http://bit.ly/bUYQAP

 

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM:   Dengue Fever on the Rise in Sultanate-http://bit.ly/bM7RCx

 

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM:   China's Premier Wen Jiabao to Visit Brunei- http://bit.ly/9CBDXi

 

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM:   Brunei competes in Kuwait Quran competition- http://bit.ly/daBHrk

 

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM:   

Media Reps Gather to gain knowledge on Domestic Reporting- http://bit.ly/cPbk6l

 

CHRISTMAS ISLAND:    Darwin detention centre on ready alert - http://bit.ly/apVIO9

 

CHRISTMAS ISLAND: Asylum seekers' boat intercepted - http://bit.ly/cx22TG

 

EAST TIMOR:   Ramos-Horta Launches Burma Petition- http://bit.ly/d5yGU8

 

EAST TIMOR:  Ramos-Horta says will support international criminal tribunal-http://bit.ly/9nqK4Q

 

FRENCH POLYNESIA:  French Polynesia declares natural disaster - http://bit.ly/czftJE

 

FRENCH POLYNESIA:   

Controversial atoll sale case in French Polynesia back on agenda - http://bit.ly/cQs7io

 

FRENCH POLYNESIA:

Suggestion to declare French Polynesia independent in order to challenge compensation law - http://bit.ly/cfV9P8

 

GUAM:   GVB pushing "We Are Guam" campaign - http://bit.ly/an3n8D

 

GUAM:   Guam Beer Company launched: Mid-Pac unveils local brand -http://bit.ly/cB86Mu

 

KIRIBATI:   Eligible Pacific Islanders may register to become NZ residents - http://bit.ly/clieOv

 

KIRIBATI:   Kiribati group launches climate change petition - http://bit.ly/bpffDE

 

KIRIBATI:   Report points to improvements in Pacific work scheme - http://bit.ly/9IzlfD

 

LAOS:     Laos powers ahead-  http://bit.ly/d8Nf4G

 

LAOS:     Drought Threatens Mekong Crops- http://bit.ly/b21By2

 

MACAU:   Scholars’ advices for Macau’s future development - http://bit.ly/aduS4j

 

MALDIVES:  President seeks German support to train Maldives police- http://bit.ly/c98qtd

 

MALDIVES:  Maldives Ban Fishing of Sharks- http://bit.ly/cUsl1U

 

MARSHALL ISLANDS:   

Azerbaijan establishes diplomatic relations with Marshall Islands- http://bit.ly/cbVWZQ

 

MICRONESIA:

ADB Vice-President Visits Federated States of Micronesia and Marshall Islands- http://bit.ly/cVhJFZ

 

NEW CALEDONIA:   New Caledonia taps Australia for reef protection - http://bit.ly/aIWQoe

 

NEW CALEDONIA:  “Belep” set to lose air link to New Caledonia mainland - http://bit.ly/c20h2X

 

NEW CALEDONIA:  Timely boost for swimming - http://bit.ly/cgBQIf

 

NEW CALEDONIA:   Australia supports New Caledonia as Forum Member - http://bit.ly/bah70q

 

NORTH KOREA:   N. Korea & Micronesia on Chinese traveler’s agenda- http://bit.ly/a7mlug

 

NORTH MARIANNA ISLANDS:   `HIRE’ Act aims to put people to work in the NMI- http://bit.ly/aECC9q

 

PALAU:    In Palau, oneness with the soil and sea- http://bit.ly/c3K4F8

PAPUA NEW GUINEA:   Indonesia president heads to Papua New Guinea- http://bit.ly/amaK2S

 

PAPUA NEW GUINEA:   PNG struggles to contain cholera outbreak- http://bit.ly/bb8QWy

 

PITCAIRN:   Pitcairn’s new constitution proclaimed by Governor- http://bit.ly/dCdmrW

 

SAMOA:    Samoans deal with trauma from tsunami - http://bit.ly/aAx9T1

 

SOLOMON ISLANDS:    Solomon Islanders recall civil conflict- http://bit.ly/9xik99

 

SOLOMON ISLANDS:  PM Hails Latest Trip to Palau and Brussels as a Success- http://bit.ly/dA5IML

 

SOLOMON ISLANDS:  Tobacco Bill sets to go before parliament -http://bit.ly/aRYCTw

 

SOLOMON ISLANDS:  

National Disaster Committee gathers information for disaster preparedness - http://bit.ly/cOUhIm

 

TONGA:     

Tonga on cyclone watch as two tropical depressions form in South Pacific- http://bit.ly/bjmLti

TONGA:   HRH Princess Anne to visit Tonga- http://bit.ly/cIjv8T

 

TUVALU: Why Kim Yu-na Coins Are Issued in Tuvalu - http://bit.ly/bUO4al

 

WALLIS AND FUTUNA:   Wallis and Futuna on tropical cyclone alert- http://bit.ly/a5oikv

 

Wednesday
Mar102010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 10, 2010 (Africa and the Middle East)  

Africa and the Middle East

ANGOLA:    Angola to host International Youth Conference- http://bit.ly/ayqwS7

BENIN:       Beach volleyball team places 3rd in Olympic qualifier in Nigeria –  http://bit.ly/aPMQ5u

BOTSWANA:     Safari Company lists on BSE despite odds- http://bit.ly/bDi83e

BURKINA FASO:   Cloud Computing in Developing Countries- http://bit.ly/cQqACn

CAMEROON:     Minister ordered to monitor PR sector-http://bit.ly/bdOtnw

CAPE VERDE:    Ambassador pays tribute to fallen UN in Haiti- http://bit.ly/92sMlx

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: 

UNHCR chief visits Central African Republic, pledges support for the forcibly displaced- http://bit.ly/dcrok5

CHAD:      Low rainfall to blame for cereal prices at 5-year high- http://bit.ly/bNzkra

COMOROS:    Qatar, others pledge millions in aid at OIC in Doha- http://bit.ly/btxT7S

DJIBOUTI:  PTA bank receives US$50 million loan for development projects- http://bit.ly/akYPib

ERITREA:   Eritrean, Sudanese intellectuals mark development progress - http://bit.ly/cbao2A

GABON:   

President says seat on UN Security Council time to highlight reforms, fight corruption- http://bit.ly/ajiI36

GHANA:    President promises oil money to be used for “benefit of all”- http://bit.ly/9GkTMp

GUINEA-BISSAU:   Japan pledges EU1.5 million for trade, development-http://bit.ly/aPF4cp

LESOTHO:   

Joshi underlines rural development cooperation between India, Lesotho-http://bit.ly/bT227J

LIBERIA:    WFP’s ‘Purchase for Profit’ program boosts farming- http://bit.ly/c6wGwX

LIBYA:    Libya, Azerbaijan set up ‘cooperation commission’- http://bit.ly/aHVCTG

MALI:      Release of two Al-Qaeda hostages, a Spaniard and an Italian- http://bit.ly/aq4Bcl

MALI:       Italian 'freed' in Mali still held by Al-Qaeda: source-http://bit.ly/bubFYm

MALAWI:     US hails Malawi’s commercial courts-http://bit.ly/aQWTPM

MAURITANIA:        Japan gives US$6.5 million towards food security-http://bit.ly/bPDTuy

MOZAMBIQUE:    Foreign Minister admits to ‘friction’ with donors- http://bit.ly/cGLJv9

NAMIBIA:    Namibia to follow Zimbabwe land reform example- http://bit.ly/aCKtt3

QATAR:     Sudanese government, opposition hold talks in Doha-http://bit.ly/9DU1eV

REUNION ISLAND:    Airport hails high tech terminal opening - http://bit.ly/d00iVk

SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE:    Liberation figure, writer dies- http://bit.ly/aMLHwd

SEYCHELLES:   To hold global conference on maritime security-  http://bit.ly/bhbKaK

SIERRA LEONE:     UN commends Sierra Leone on Haiti relief effort- http://bit.ly/aE0TNF

SUDAN:      US eases restrictions on IT exports- http://bit.ly/9gjQQZ

TOGO:     President urges CAF to lift ban on Togo national team- http://bit.ly/art121

WESTERN SAHARA:  West Saharan Fish in Swedish Products-http://bit.ly/dvKRbg

YEMEN:   Government cut mobile service in south because of ‘security requirements’-http://bit.ly/axn3Fy

 

Wednesday
Mar102010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 10, 2010 (North and South Oceans) 

North and South Oceans:

ANTARCTICA:    Mission Accomplished - http://bit.ly/9Kpm0a 

ANTARCTICA:    French climb coveted line in Antarctica - http://bit.ly/bsHEAa 

ANTARCTICA:    

UK Artist Nassar Azam Completes Major Antarctic Performance Painting Series - http://bit.ly/cAxYMl 

BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY: 

UK poised to designate world’s largest marine reserve - http://bit.ly/bZl5mK 

BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY:

Evidence of torture haunts the British government - http://bit.ly/afqj3W 

BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY:

Has Eco Imperialism evolved into Ego Imperialism? - http://bit.ly/bpO6dh

FAROE ISLANDS:    OECD should take Bahamas off Grey List 'fairly swiftly'- http://bit.ly/abGQOs

GREENLAND:      

In the Case of the Musk Ox Decline, Man is Not Guilty: Genetic evidence shows environment, not humans, killed off Arctic beasts – (opinion) http://bit.ly/dxiwvd

ICELAND:   Iceland Debt Small part of Global Debt Crisis -  http://bit.ly/asn8y2

ICELAND:   Iceland uses Arctic thaw to turn heat on UK - http://bit.ly/a81Rf4

ICELAND:   Combs: Revolt in Iceland offers glimpse of America's future - http://bit.ly/dz7Iuk

ICELAND:  

Iceland Voters Reject Bank Bailouts in Crushing Electoral Defeat; Neo-Liberalism in Context - http://bit.ly/aDd57G

ICELAND:   Petition against restart of commercial whaling - http://bit.ly/aml8HU

ICELAND:   Air Traffic Controllers on Strike in Iceland - http://bit.ly/c4CY1b

ICELAND:   The Aussie and the krona make the world go round - http://bit.ly/98kjWB

ICELAND:    Into the blue with the Northern Lights of Iceland – (travel) http://bit.ly/cksxmc

SOUTH GEORGIA ISLAND:   

Pictured- 'astonishing' rare black penguin living on South Georgia - http://bit.ly/9a3At2

SVALBARD and JAN MAYEN:   Zubkov to lead Svalbard commission - http://bit.ly/d4REB7

SVALBARD and JAN MAYEN:    South Molton explorer's Arctic challenge - http://bit.ly/aFgkKg

THE ARCTIC:  Only a carbon tax and nuclear power can save us – (opinion) http://bit.ly/9OvG5c

THE ARCTIC:  Tour Guides trained to show off Arctic splendours  - (travel) http://bit.ly/9mXzjI

 

Wednesday
Mar102010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 10, 2010 (The Americas) 

The Americas

BELIZE:          Zip Riders Team Wins 13th La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge   http://bit.ly/bxbPID

FALKLAND ISLANDS: 

U.S. Secretary of State Gets Drawn into Revived Dispute between Argentina and the UK -http://bit.ly/abaDv3

FALKLAND ISLANDS:    Foreign Policy: Falkland Island Tango - http://bit.ly/cHvRl0

FALKLAND ISLANDS:    Dialogue unwelcome – (opinion) http://bit.ly/bs57hw

GUYANA:         

UN Secretary General Praises Guyana's Relief Efforts for Haiti

http://bit.ly/9zVNdE

SURINAME:     Suriname Named One of 10 Most 'Ethical Travel Spots' in the World-http://bit.ly/cHfw6z

 

Wednesday
Mar102010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 10, 2010 (Europe/Eurasia) 

Europe/Eurasia

ANDORRA and the REPUBLIC OF SAN MARINO   

Following a defeat to Lithuania, if Britain's Davis Cup tennis team loses to Turkey in a relegation play-off, their next opponents will be Andorra and San Marino-http://bit.ly/928I6U

ARMENIA     

OSCE Parliamentary Assembly delegation headed by President Joao Soares arrives in Armenia - http://bit.ly/9Bvi92

MONGOLIA      Austria considers Mongolia as important EU partner in Asia-http://bit.ly/aoT8T6

TURKMENISTAN       

Turkmenistan Construction Sector Poised for Major Construction Projects-http://bit.ly/drlXHy

KYRGYZSTAN      

U.S. General arrives in Kyrgyzstan after the United States said it would build an anti-terrorism training center for the former Soviet republic-http://bit.ly/aQPA21

MOLDOVA      Moldova Constitution Set for Amendment-http://bit.ly/brH2h8

TAJIKISTAN    Government Shuffle in Tajikistan, After Controversial Election-http://bit.ly/b01FRF

MONTENEGRO       

Lamborghini announces opening factory of electric cars in Montenegro-http://bit.ly/bpLZJO

Tuesday
Mar092010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 9, 2010 (The Caribbean) 

ANGUILLA:     Anguilla celebrates independence day holiday - http://bit.ly/dAz8GJ

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA:  Antigua-Barbuda and Qatar sign MOU- http://bit.ly/9pfQah

BAHAMAS:    Bahamas beer import spend 55% ahead of global average- http://bit.ly/dbH9aP

BAHAMAS:      Landfill 'will be full in five years'- http://bit.ly/d9gRQJ 

BAHAMAS:     China invests in the Bahamas, Baha Mar's billions - http://bit.ly/9pq2Qn

BARBADOS:    New energy legislation in Barbados- http://bit.ly/9KcneZ

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS:   Consolidated Water affiliate signs contract in BVI - http://bit.ly/b85zhr

CAYMAN ISLANDS:     Civil servants consider pay cuts- http://bit.ly/aXtbsT

DOMINICA:   Heavy agenda for CARICOM leaders in Dominica- http://bit.ly/cIaO6b

DOMINICA:      New technology to be implemented at registry- http://bit.ly/9kVDMD

GRENADA:   

Opposition Leader Calls For Mortgage Payment Assistance for Citizens-http://bit.ly/bhFePz

GUADELOUPE:       UGPBAN reveals Guadeloupe banana losses- http://bit.ly/9giFws

MARTINIQUE:   TomTom updates with 100 new maps, 3 new countries- http://bit.ly/d8gTOJ

MONTSERRAT:   Sustainable development plan 2008-2020, on the move?-http://bit.ly/a0ohoW

NETHERLANDS ANTILLES:    

No separation between church and state, declare Commissioners- http://bit.ly/9C3UAf

PUERTO RICO:    Puerto Rico Aims to Be Caribbean Convention Hub- http://bit.ly/dnNnIy

SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS:  St. Kitts debaters win again; Nevis comes in second- http://bit.ly/bkoFfC

SAINT LUCIA: 

No water shipped to St. Lucia yet, discussions ongoing – DOWASCO manager- http://bit.ly/am0iFy

SAINT LUCIA:

Government of St. Lucia refutes media claims of water importation from Dominica- http://bit.ly/9tKxEe

SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES:  Active Volcano welcomes the Queen’s Baton-http://bit.ly/aeohuD

TURKS AND CAICOS:     Political parties protest against direct rule in TCI- http://bit.ly/9y1kp8

 

Tuesday
Mar092010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES - March 9, 2010 (Africa and the Middle East) 

Africa and the Middle East

ANGOLA:     Media Minister urges women to improve sector-http://bit.ly/dobWdb

BENIN:     International Women’s Day: female media honored-http://bit.ly/dobWdb

BOTSWANA:    Government to fight ivory trade ban in Doha-http://bit.ly/a9Qja8

BURKINA FASO:  Phaesun builds 10 solar power plants for telecomm- http://bit.ly/bNsnVc

CAMEROON:     Technology unevenly distributed-http://bit.ly/ckssVx

CAPE VERDE:    US calls ‘transit country for drugs’-http://bit.ly/d6a5TR

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC:   Pangea sells diamond mine to local employee-http://bit.ly/93GYxS

CHAD:   Food crisis gets world’s attention-http://bit.ly/drLPxq

COMOROS:    President arrives in Doha for investment talks-http://bit.ly/9AhTFt

DJIBOUTI:    Syracuse University works with Djibouti entrepreneurs-http://bit.ly/cUcHwF

ERITREA:    Farmers urged to use ‘scientific methods’-http://bit.ly/aoAbxt

GABON:    President in Washington, talks on trade, Iran-http://bit.ly/bnx48D

GHANA:     ‘Goodwill Africa’ microfinance fund launched-http://bit.ly/dzXWgV

GUINEA:     Interim government sets elections for 27 June-http://tinyurl.com/yjfhwhu

GUINEA-BISSAU:   Government to host sustainable mining conference-http://bit.ly/bNHAgm

LIBERIA:    New credit/debit banking system comes to Liberia-http://bit.ly/9X4yhM

LIBYA:    Oil and gas summit begins-http://bit.ly/dobWdb

MADAGASCAR:    Pakistan PM urges strengthened ties-http://bit.ly/dCWMDy

MALAWI:     Government bans adverts in private media-http://bit.ly/csuVau

MALI:      President, WHO launch polio campaign- http://bit.ly/ahRpTa

MAURITANIA:        Government to build women’s hospital-http://bit.ly/98eDXE

MAYOTTE:     High capacity fibre-optic cable connects Mayotte, southern Africa-http://bit.ly/d8l32i

MOZAMBIQUE: 

World Bank approves loan for ‘Higher Education, Science and Technology’ project- http://bit.ly/cXbk9w

NAMIBIA:     Athletes hold ground in SA competitions- http://bit.ly/c36ILg

QATAR:     Qatar, Tata Telecomm to partner on undersea Gulf cable-http://bit.ly/dzuWRt

REUNION ISLAND:    470 tons of waste mistakenly land in Indian port- http://bit.ly/avGtzV

SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE: 

Speaker presides over Portuguese-speaking countries Summit-http://bit.ly/bzHZJk

SEYCHELLES:

Namibian ‘Brave Warriors’ land in Seychelles for Africa Championship match Sunday- http://bit.ly/99v5j5

SIERRA LEONE:      Farmers co-op sells first Fair Trade cocoa-http://bit.ly/clu7bT

SUDAN:      Sudanese to access web freely despite sanctions-http://bit.ly/d2UuPa

SWAZILAND:    Spirits high for All Africa Cup game Sunday vs. Zimbabwe- http://bit.ly/c0eDCe

TOGO:     Fears of violence after Togo election-http://bit.ly/a4Ziku

YEMEN:    Government, Donors hold talks on refugees-http://bit.ly/bfwbv1

Tuesday
Mar092010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES - March 9, 2010 (North and South Oceans) 

ANTARCTICA: Anti-Whaling Activists claim major victory in Antarctica-http://bit.ly/cIXoce

 ANTARCTICA: NSIDC Reports that Antarctica is cooling and sea ice is increasing- http://bit.ly/bu58td

 FAROE ISLANDS: Sports News: White Eagles kick-off from Faroe Islands-http://bit.ly/aBp2q2

 GREENLAND: Snow water globe costing billions-http://bit.ly/dbOpIo

 GREENLAND: Ice Cam Video (LIVE) - http://bit.ly/ct6Jwd

 GREENLAND: Life of Vikings seen through soil-http://bit.ly/bu58td

 ICELAND: Political discord grows amid election demands-http://bit.ly/9kpEf5

 ICELAND: Icelandic tycoons could regain control of empire built on debt-http://bit.ly/ceDU3r

 ICELAND: Iceland glacier popular within advertising and film location management- http://bit.ly/bs92gx

 ICELAND: Dutch Finance Minister: Iceland Will Repay Icesave Losses-http://bit.ly/ajVQw

 SAINT HELENA ISLAND:  South Atlantic Islands to join together-http://bit.ly/9BXBbU

 SVALBARD AND JAN MAYEN: Iranian arrested returning to Svalbard from Switzerland- http://bit.ly/9zYsjM

 THE ARCTIC:  Ireland North Pole expedition abandoned - http://bit.ly/9K9uDQ

 

Tuesday
Mar092010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 8, 2010 (Africa and The Middle East)

Africa and the Middle East:

ALGERIA:    

North African countries planning to adopt nuclear energy with French help-http://bit.ly/bZWDQ5

ANGOLA:     Angola hosts workshop for female police officers-http://bit.ly/9g7lyZ

BENIN:      59,000 women bleed to death annually after child birth-http://bit.ly/9j4EbW

BOTSWANA:      

World Human Rights Conference puts Botswana on the spotlight-http://bit.ly/cw8BID

BOTSWANA:      Aspirants Turn Up For Miss Botswana Auditions-http://bit.ly/afgM3a

BURKINA FASO:      World of women in Africa- http://bit.ly/9JMXyP

CAMEROON:     Fight against sexual abuse continues-http://bit.ly/bh6JEz

CAPE VERDE:      Brazil to forgive part of Cape Verde's debt-http://bit.ly/9G1Edl

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC:    

ICC postpones trial of former Congolese leader charged with war crimes-http://bit.ly/9H27N1

CHAD:      Chad food crisis gets attention-http://bit.ly/9iMzwP

COMOROS:      Prime Minister of Qatar to open Comoros aid conference-http://bit.ly/9msFqV

DJIBOUTI:       

24th Marine Expeditionary Unit begins training exercises in Djibouti-http://bit.ly/9DjHH9

 

EQUATORIAL GUINEA:      

Equatorial Guinea, Egypt join international gas cartel-http://bit.ly/bcRWik

ERITREA:

Defining Mining in Eritrea, Building Eritrea’s First-Ever International Mine-http://bit.ly/9tKa7J

GABON:      Gabon assumes presidency of UN Security Council-http://bit.ly/aC1ARO

 

GAMBIA:      Children, others deliberate on importance of child rights-http://bit.ly/9sOtsJ

GHANA:       Crown Prince of Japan begins Ghana visit-http://bit.ly/cZS4js

GUINEA:      Guinea sets election date-http://bit.ly/dtHtoL

GUINEA-BISSAU:      

Guinea Bissau is number 10 worst for women worldwide in new survey-http://bit.ly/bSOBsl

LESOTHO:      Yamaha dominates Lesotho Enduro race-http://bit.ly/98si57

LIBERIA:        World Food Programme  Boosts Farming in Liberia-http://bit.ly/dh158T

LIBYA:        Libya delivers Arab League Summit invitations-http://bit.ly/czV8ac

MADAGASCAR:     The battle of the Internet-http://bit.ly/a54wJp

MALAWI:      

Zakumalawi social networking utility similar to Facebook launches-http://bit.ly/aJKVqD

MALI:         Women's rights languish in Mali-http://bit.ly/9xALNk

MALI:        Fight against child malnutrition: What role for the media?- http://bit.ly/98BPRR

MALI :       The conservation of soil is essential for sustainable agriculture-http://bit.ly/cdiCSQ

MAURITANIA:    

Climate Change in Mauritania: Taking Action before it is too late-http://bit.ly/birATo

 

MAURITANIA:         Mauratania reports new Polio cases-http://bit.ly/bNlVVd

 

MAYOTTE:          Mayotte - temperatures higher than normal-http://bit.ly/c1DmJG

MOZAMBIQUE:     Mozambique flooding kills 2, 100s evacuated-http://bit.ly/94e8LE

NAMIBIA:       Either in or out of EPA – EU tells Namibia-http://bit.ly/dfmhV9

NIGER:        Once-taboo topic of hunger spoken again-http://bit.ly/dgXI8M

QATAR:       Lack of security hampering work, say aid agencies-http://bit.ly/c5pVys

 

QATAR:      Inland Sea: a remarkable landscape-http://bit.ly/aLQ5BY

REUNION ISLAND:     Creole art, a melting pot-http://bit.ly/d3vttR

 

SAO TOME and PRINCIPE:    

Brazil and Sao Tome and Principe sign cooperation programme-http://bit.ly/cQsHZH

SEYCHELLES:     

All ladies airline crew celebrates International Women's Day-http://bit.ly/bSMCtV

SIERRA LEONE:

Sierra Leone to host Commonwealth African Rural Connectivity Forum-http://bit.ly/cJpMVV

SUDAN:      

(Opinion) Unlike previous efforts, the Deby-Bashir deal is promising-http://bit.ly/aiEKdf

SWAZILAND:     COMESA States business forum announced for Swaziland-http://bit.ly/bNfknh

SWAZILAND:     ‘Bholoja’ launches debut album in style-http://bit.ly/bJ8z38

SWAZILAND:     Tackling one crisis at a time does not solve all-http://bit.ly/9MjzMD

TOGO:         Facts about Togo-http://bit.ly/dD0kqw

YEMEN:     

Daly Belgasmi of the World Food Programme on hunger in Yemen-http://bit.ly/9FWtjq

 

Sunday
Mar072010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 7, 2010 (EUROPE/EURASIA) 

Europe/Eurasia:

MONGOLIA:   Extreme winter a disaster for Mongolia-http://bit.ly/aGeWS5

TURKMENISTAN:  In Turkmen prisons, inmates die from TB, survive on bribes-http://bit.ly/a9Hqfy

 

Sunday
Mar072010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 7, 2010 (The Americas) 

The Americas:

BELIZE:  

Commissioner of Police denies rumors of police death squad-http://bit.ly/9LPKH2 

GUYANA:      President Jagdeo offers more funding for sports-http://bit.ly/a35RIo

GUYANA:    

Guyana, UK, Ethiopia, Norway in efforts to raise US $100B in climate finance-http://bit.ly/9wzfyX

SURINAME:  

No normalcy in Suriname hospital sector, although two unions suspend strike action-http://bit.ly/c5toT8

 

Sunday
Mar072010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 7, 2010 (ASIA & THE PACIFIC) 

Asia and the Pacific:

BHUTAN:    

Health ministry study reveals that more than half Bhutan’s drinkers are its youth-http://bit.ly/aub5d1

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM:     Vaccine Jabs to Resume Monday-http://bit.ly/bKDijO

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM:     'Sugary drinks lead to health hazards'-http://bit.ly/deywJf

EAST TIMOR:       Mass grave uncovered on hotel site-http://bit.ly/dhsmaf

LAOS:     Japan Pledges US$30 Million to Help Laos Combat Climate Change-http://bit.ly/cLPSX9

LAOS:     Urbanization unsettles livelihood in Laos-http://bit.ly/cuG8u2

MALDIVES:     Maldives to fight rising sea levels with floating islands-http://bit.ly/cpcvRL

MALDIVES:     The Maldives buys a new island-http://bit.ly/biRpG9

MARSHALL ISLANDS:     Marshall Islands bans importing, sale of pugua-http://bit.ly/awbUBi

MICRONESIA:        FSM governments prep for El Nino related drought conditions-http://bit.ly/9lbai7     

NORTH KOREA:     Kim Jong-Il Attends Massive Rally in Rare Move-http://bit.ly/dz7Xff 

PALAU:             Team Guam hoops eyes gold in Palau-http://bit.ly/dA4gJm

PAPUA NEW GUINEA:         A database for development-http://bit.ly/at0kE2

SAMOA:         Samoa rebuilds after devastating tsunami-http://bit.ly/b1OhSV

SOLOMON ISLANDS:     Bougainville may lead the way for women-http://bit.ly/9DaglU

SOLOMON ISLANDS:

Truth and Reconciliation Commission will hold its first national public hearing in Honiara next week-http://bit.ly/cxVqoX

TONGA:      Solar power for remote island communities-http://bit.ly/9j0PkE

VANUATU:    

Urgent matters on climate change are addressed by the Pacific Islands in Vanuatu-http://bit.ly/bXKia8

Sunday
Mar072010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 7, 2010 (THE CARIBBEAN) 

The Caribbean:

ANTIGUA-BARBUDA:    

National Energy Task Force 'hits the ground running' in Antigua-Barbuda-http://bit.ly/c42wFe

BAHAMAS:     Social Assistance Spending Up $12M-http://bit.ly/a7WIgx

BARBADOS:  Less onions, carrots possible due to drought-http://bit.ly/biBAVo

BARBADOS:  Column: “Disaster Need More than Prayers”-http://bit.ly/9JBTJ8

DOMINICA:    Caribbean Leaders to meet World Bank President-http://bit.ly/9tWo81

DOMINICA:    CARICOM chairman calls upcoming meeting crucial and critical-http://bit.ly/bZNppu

GRENADA:    Cops to check on water use as Caribbean undergoes drought-http://bit.ly/9QKj6o

GRENADA:    Chinese to build housing in Grenada- http://bit.ly/blIrT9

ST. KITTS & NEVIS:   

 St. Kitts PM wants NEMA to review disaster plans to deal with earthquakes-http://bit.ly/b9z3dm

ST. LUCIA:    Water key issue on CARICOM agenda-http://bit.ly/bZNppu

ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES:   Mustique’s Rum Punch-http://bit.ly/aJ1zic

                       

 

Sunday
Mar072010

HUMNEWS HEADLINES-March 7, 2010 (AFRICA & THE MIDDLE EAST)

Africa and the Middle East:

ALGERIA: Mideast women win more rights but hurdles remain-http://bit.ly/bRXXy7

ANGOLA: Luanda to host 3rd International Youth seminar-http://bit.ly/c42wFe 

BENIN: Raising hope through cycling-http://bit.ly/apWiYl

BOTSWANA: Africa united in fight against polio outbreak-http://bit.ly/d52reZ

BOTSWANA: Entertainment industry undergoes renaissance-http://bit.ly/b4FVM5

BURKINA FASO:  Meningitis outbreak kills 250 in Burkina Faso-http://bit.ly/cRi4Bj

CAMEROON:  Breast ironing, a painful practice for Cameroon's girls-http://bit.ly/dyor9x

CAPE VERDE:  Cape Verde to be entirely wind-powered-http://bit.ly/94hrFb

CAPE VERDE:  Cape Verde farmers to reorganize into companies-http://bit.ly/99nHqC

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC:

UNHCR chief puts spotlight on Central African refugees in Cameroon-http://bit.ly/a4z1ww

CHAD:  Prices hike, teachers strike-http://bit.ly/chde5m

CHAD:  Chad PM resigns from office-http://bit.ly/a2ecWn

COMOROS:  VP-Iran Ready to Expand Ties with African, Asian States-http://bit.ly/bRRuGc

DJIBOUTI:  Somalia government readies troops for al Shabaab assault-http://bit.ly/9vo5Yy

ERITREA:  Sudan-Eritrea strengthen ties against UN Eritrea sanctions-http://bit.ly/bTEbDH

ERITREA:  UNICEF wants $24.8 million for Eritrean fund-http://bit.ly/aUAtWH

GABON:  First Proof Gorillas Eat Monkeys?-http://bit.ly/cuXGiS

GAMBIA:  Gambian agriculture sector gets US $8 million in grants-http://bit.ly/bCMYmC

GHANA:  Ghana celebrates 53-Years of independence-http://bit.ly/cKHeLJ

GHANA:  Better Ghana agenda will revolve around the youth- http://bit.ly/aB2z2q

GUINEA:  Refugee All Stars "Rise" to challenge of 2nd album-http://bit.ly/aU7Kos

GUINEA-BISSAU:

Window of opportunity for stability in Guinea-Bissau must not be missed-http://bit.ly/bK5Y5L

LESOTHO:  Prince Harry Must Choose Duty or Charity-http://bit.ly/bId0wT

LIBERIA:  Liberia’s Justice System under microscope-http://bit.ly/a0mOq3

LIBYA:  Guinea-Libya-Cooperation: Guinean interim leader visits Libya-http://bit.ly/9ZwhBr

MALAWI:  Mosquito nets 'fail to curb malaria' in Malawi-http://bit.ly/bpflm6

MALI:  Hiking Deep Into Dogon Country in Mali-http://nyti.ms/bdVjAP

MAURITANIA:  France, Mauritania sign funding agreement-http://bit.ly/aDO4sr

MAURITANIA:  Budapest-Bamako Rally will return in 2011-http://bit.ly/d94BOG

MOZAMBIQUE:  Mozambique and Portugal sign cooperation agreements-http://bit.ly/c6bpEV

NAMIBIA:  Election case attracts huge public interest-http://bit.ly/dgqO9N

NIGER:  New transitional government for Niger-http://bit.ly/baayPw

QATAR:  OIC charities’ meet to set up code of ethics-http://bit.ly/ameLG8

SAO TOME & PRINCIPE:

Sonangol to explore oil in São Tomé and Príncipe-http://bit.ly/aiV2ls

SEYCHELLES:  Major ocean security conference set for Seychelles-http://bit.ly/aXpFVa

SIERRA LEONE: 

In Sierra Leone, Parliament Approves Vivian Solomon as Appeals Court Judge-http://bit.ly/9K7ObV

SUDAN:  Eritrea proposes delay to Sudan elections and referendum-http://bit.ly/bGZCO2

SWAZILAND:  Property Rights at Last for Women-http://bit.ly/9JJ7oB

TOGO:  Disputed vote spawns fears-http://bit.ly/bGZWbx

YEMEN:  Issue of early marriage debated in Yemen-http://bit.ly/btl3o7