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  The following insightful analysis of top world news developments of last week comes to you compliments of The World & I Online.  
 Week ending Friday, March 19, 2010 
 
Namibia: ''If You Kiss for Five Minutes You Get It''
WINDHOEK, March 16, 2010 (IPS) - "At home we have a bar," says grade seven learner David Bravo* (14). "When my mother puts on the music I cannot concentrate on (my) schoolwork anymore. Sometimes, in t...
 
Haiti: More Quake Victims Getting Shelter
GENEVA, March 16, 2010 (VOA) - The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies reports more than half of Haiti's 1.3 million earthquake survivors have now been provided with shelt...
 
South Africa: World Cup - But South Africa Will Win
JERUSALEM, March 17, 2010 (IPS) - Less than a hundred days to go, and the world looks on, often more with skepticism than anticipation. For five weeks from June 11 to July 11 threats of war will be...
 
Sudan: Campaign Group Calls for Audit to Oil Revenue
LONDON, March 17, 2010 (VOA) - An international rights group says there are major gaps in the oil productions figures published by the Sudanese government and the main Chinese oil company operating in...
 
Pakistan: In More Ways Than One, Bollywood Dancing Creates Waves
KARACHI, Pakistan, March 17, 2010 (IPS) - Saleha Firdaus, a mother of two teenage children, has been moving to the Bollywood beat at a dance studio for over a year now and "loves every moment" of this...
 
PTurkish public reacts to Israeli policies, seizure of Palestinian land
ANKARA, March 18, 2010 (Today’s Zaman) -- Dozens of Palestinians threw rocks at police in East Jerusalem, where thousands of Israeli soldiers are deployed, in protest against Israeli settlement polici...
 
Mexican Government Struggles to Contain Drug War Violence
HOUSTON, 17 March 2010 (VOA) - In the border city of Juarez, Mexico, authorities continue to investigate the murder of three people with connections to the US consulate that occurred on the streets of...
 
Migration-US: Mixed-Status Families Face Hard Choice
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 18, 2010 (IPS) - Norma Tolsa-Garcia is a U.S. citizen but she fears new proposed laws in Arizona might force her and her family to move away from the state she grew up in becau...
 
Rwanda: Woman Vies for Top Job
KIGALI, March 17, 2010 (IPS) - On average women constitute 18.8 percent of representatives in parliaments across the world according to the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU). This gender imbalance has b...
 
 
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Headlines in Review
 

Articles for
Week Ending
 March 19, 2010

Namibia: "If You Kiss for Five Minutes You Get It"

Haiti: More Quake Victims Getting Shelter

South Africa: World Cup - But South Africa Will Win

Sudan: Campaign Group Calls for Audit to Oil Revenue

Pakistan: In More Ways Than One, Bollywood Dancing Creates Waves

PTurkish public reacts to Israeli policies, seizure of Palestinian land

Mexican Government Struggles to Contain Drug War Violence

Migration-US: Mixed-Status Families Face Hard Choice

Rwanda: Woman Vies for Top Job

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