Eyewitness accounts of violence in Addis Ababa
Update: BBC is reporting a third day of violence in Addis, as a violent police crackdown extends into the holiday of Eid. Writing on Nazret,… Read More »Eyewitness accounts of violence in Addis Ababa
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“Backwards and in High Heels” – Ndesanjo Macha blogs Pop!Tech in Kiswahili
I tried to blog the recently past Pop!Tech conference in a bit more detail than I normally would, in part because David Weinberger decided to… Read More »“Backwards and in High Heels” – Ndesanjo Macha blogs Pop!Tech in Kiswahili
Indian Bloggers put IIPM’s Feet to the Fire
JAM is a popular Indian news site aimed at a young online audience. One of its major content areas is career advice, with a strong… Read More »Indian Bloggers put IIPM’s Feet to the Fire
Bhutan: Not everyone is happy with the Hermit Kingdom
The New York Times ran an article yesterday considering a number of strategies being used to augment measures of national income – notably Gross Domestic… Read More »Bhutan: Not everyone is happy with the Hermit Kingdom
Somaliland Elections
While most of Somalia has been a dangerous, unstable place since the fall of Siad Barre in 1991, Somaliland, the northernmost part of the former… Read More »Somaliland Elections
Never have coffee alone again…
Become a blogger and you’ll never have to have coffee alone again. I’m in London for three days packed chock-filled with meetings for Open Society… Read More »Never have coffee alone again…