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Breaking News	Sun, 11 May 2008

Watched by elections observers, a Lesotho woman casts her vote in the village of Likalaneng, 50 miles east of the capital Maseru Saturday, Feb. 17, 2007. Voters in the tiny southern African mountain kingdom of Lesotho go to the polls Saturday to elect a

Africa Photos Racism Students Election

BBC News
Racism alive in South Africa
This came shortly after a racist video made by students at the Free State University and the alleged killing of four black people in an informal settlement by an 18 year old white man. All of this... (photo: AP/Jerome Delay)

Karmapa Lama attends religious service for Tibetan victims

Games Leaders Olympic Photos World

Mail Guardian South Africa
Tutu urges leaders to miss Olympic Games opening
Archbishop Desmond Tutu urged world leaders on Sunday to stay away from the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics in August. "The leaders of the free world, for goodness sake, don't attend the... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)

Kids - Children - Poverity - Poorest - Village - India - Tamil Nadu (mv3)

Independent online (SA)
Food bank to help the poor
By Yugendree Naidoo A food banking system is planned for South Africa to bring relief to those most at risk of hunger and malnutrition. The US-based Global FoodBanking Network (GFN) initiative will... (photo: RDF/Rani)

Economy Food People Photos Society

British Former Prime Minister Tony Blair

News24
Blair meets Berlusconi in Rome
Rome - Britain's former prime minister Tony Blair met on Thursday with Italian prime minister-elect Silvio Berlusconi during a visit to Rome, the ANSA news agency said. Blair, 54, who converted to... (photo: public domain / )

Berlusconi Blair Britain Photos Rome

Flamengo's soccer coach Joel Santana gestures during a Copa Libertadores game at Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro,jsa1

News24
Santana signed and sealed
Johannesburg - The South African Football Association chief executive officer Raymond Hack, returned on Tuesday from Brazil with the signature of new Bafana Bafana coach... (photo: AP / Andre Mourao, AGIF)
Africa Brazil Johannesburg Photos Soccer Sport

Tibetans attends religious service for Tibetan victims

Yahoo Daily News
Tutu calls for boycott
Archbishop Desmond Tutu urged world leaders on Sunday to stay away from the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics in August. More Stories "The leaders of the free... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)

Beijing Boycott Leaders Photos Slideshow World

Rafael- Nadal

News24
Nadal closing in on history
Monte Carlo - Rafael Nadal closed in on Monte Carlo Masters history on Thursday while Roger Federer confidently buried his previous day's heart-stopping brush with... (photo: Creative commons / Donna and Keith)

Entertainment History Photos Sports Tennis

French President-elect Nicolas Sarkozy, center, smiles to supporters as he arrives for a ceremony commemorating victims of slavery in Paris, Thursday, May, 10, 2007. Sarkozy takes over May 16 from Jacques Chirac, who is leaving after 12 years in office.

News24
Sarkozy 'paid a high price'
Paris - French President Nicolas Sarkozy is expected to defend his reform record in a prime-time television interview on Thursday, hoping to claw back popularity after a... (photo: AP Photo/Christophe Ena)

French Paris Photos Price Sarkozy

MIDEAST ISRAEL PALESTINIANS BORDER

News24
'Gaza like concentration camps'
Geneva - France on Wednesday led a walkout of Western envoys from a UN Security Council debate on the Middle East after Libya compared the situation in the besieged Gaza... (photo: AP Photo / Lefteris Pitarakis)
Gaza Israel Mideast Photos UN

Politics

	Run-off may revive President Mbeki's credibility over Zimbabwe policy The Times
	Tsvangirai returns to face Nemesis Independent online (SA)
	Tsvangirai to contest second round presidential runoff Kenya Broadcasting Corp
	MDC leader sets out conditions News24

Sports

	Mbeki visits Mugabe for more talks on election crisis CNN
	Nadal's winning run stopped News24
	Pollock on MCC committee News24
	Basketball Withouit Borders bound for India Star Tribune

Entertainment

	John hotter than Brad: Aniston Bahrain Tribune
	What taught Salma to love? The Times Of India
	Classic Kate hits the jackpot Sydney Morning Herald
	Cannes Film Festival Chicago Tribune

Rape: Hospital 'window-dressing'

Bid to oust Mbeki fails

South Africa's Hennie Otto wins Italian Open by one stroke

End Zim violence - Alliance

Egypt's Darwish struck down with injury in British Open -

UN peace panel visits strife-torn Burundi -

China dominant in Thomas and Uber Cup defence -

Lebanese clashes shift to mountains

New Zealand win respect of cautious Key after draw

A boost for badminton

Wet and filthy underpass

MRCS team off to help cyclone-hit Myanmars

Selangor to study proposal on individual water meters for hi

Cape Town, South Africa 2008.05.11
light showers.
	Min: 17°C/63°F Max: 18°C/64°F

Boris Tadic

Pro-European alliance leads the way in Serbia

Serbia's President and presidential candidate Boris Tadic addresses media after his headquarter claimed victory in presidential elections, in Belgrade, Serbia, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2008. President's wife Tanja is left. The cyrillic letters in the background read: "Let's conquer Europe together."

Serbia's pro-Western president declares victory in elections

Serbia's President and presidential candidate Boris Tadic addresses media after his headquarter claimed victory in presidential elections, in Belgrade, Serbia, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2008. President's wife Tanja is left. The cyrillic letters in the background read: "Let's conquer Europe together."

Pro-Europe forces lead Serb poll count

Brown damned by his Faustian pact The Guardian
Asia's Trade Outwits West's Aid in Africa Arab News
Tracey Emin, Thom Yorke and Ian McKellen - please come and j The Guardian
Serbia's pro-European camp claims shock poll win Turkish Press
Beware cosy deals between politicians and their pundits The Guardian
Ballot for a tyrant The Guardian
Bruce Anderson: The world is in an alarming state of flux - The Independent
Serbia vote eases path to EU The Australian
Lebanon opposition gains ground Al Jazeera
Voters turn up despite Maoist boycott The Statesman
Serbia's pro-West president claims election win CNN
Serbia's pro-European camp claims election victory Turkish Press
Serbian president declares victory AOL
Journalists speak out against targeting of Future media outl Daily Star Lebanon
Day 5: Lebanese dare to hope worst is over Daily Star Lebanon
Pro-Western coalition leads Serbian vote Penn Live
No victory on the Viktor agenda Bahrain Tribune
Serbia braces for outcome of make-or-break elections Turkish Press
Nagaland wallows in a vacuum while Apang dons paint of Nehru The Statesman
Priya flays govt on Nandigram The Statesman

Zimbabwe's President, Robert Mugabe (ayt1)

Peacekeepers sought for Zimbabwe runoff

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe greets party supporters at a rally in Mvurwi, about 160 kilometres (100 miles) north of Harare, Zimbabwe, Friday, March, 14, 2008. Mugabe called people to vote for him in the upcoming presidential elections set for March 29

Zimbabwe opposition seeks peacekeepers for run-off

INDIA-ROADSIDE-FOOD-STALL

Food crisis to be put before Cabinet

From tomorrow you're working for yourself Independent online (SA)
Government policy criticised Independent online (SA)
Another fuel price hike? Independent online (SA)
China farms the world to feed a ravenous economy The Press Democrat
Chinese companies under fire as they snap up land for farmin Star Tribune
Economic downturn bodes ill for job-seekers Independent online (SA)
Zuma tour fails to woe investors Independent online (SA)
Peace force creating economic apartheid in Solomons: academi NZ Herald
India, China hold G8 options Asia Times
Three provinces carry SA economy Independent online (SA)
Municipalities Urged to Grow Local Economies - KZN Premier All Africa
Eskom briefing blacked out News24
Six steps to overcome 'economic storm' Independent online (SA)
Power failure hits electricity briefing Mail Guardian South Africa
'Power crisis affecting economic growth' Independent online (SA)
Economy Needs to Clean Up And Slim Down All Africa
Inflation shock fuels rate hike talk Business Report
Economic Growth Linked to Regional Economy All Africa
Ban: Africa is most at risk News24
Property barometer sinks to new low Independent online (SA)

President Robert Mugabe (sl1)

Beatings and torture intensify as Zimbabwe prepares to vote again

An arch over the Airport Road left in the wake of Cyclone Nargis near Rangoon, Burma May 5, 2008.

Ministers attack Burma response

Flood-storm-water (sl1)

Over 220,000 missing after cyclone says UN

Figuring Out What's In Your Food CBS News
Main Parties In Serbia Vote CBS News
Hundreds strip for naked photo shoot in Austria Syracuse
This is getting personal The Guardian
Rights and wrongs The Guardian
May 12 2008 The Guardian
The Tories need only fly a straight course as Brown force-la The Guardian
The weekend's TV The Guardian
Ferguson kept from grand exit by thirst for the fight The Independent
Burma's towns face refugee crisis alone as aid piles up The Independent
Flat-Out Help for Makkah Tent Family Arab News
Could Cole win kill kiss-and-tell? The Independent
'I make it look like they died in their sleep' The Guardian
A Forgotten People Arab News
Relief begins to trickle in, but Britain warns of 'unimagina The Guardian
Law lords hold key to islanders' dream of return to paradise The Guardian
Leading article: A fateful vote that may dash hopes of peace The Independent
'A disaster for everybody' The Guardian
Nanoparticles scrutinized for health effects San Fransisco Chronicle
ERIC REEVES: An up-close view of brutality in Darfur The News & Observer

A World Health Organization official give a dose of Polio Vaccine to Somali child in Mogadishu, Somalia, Monday, Sept. 11, 2006. The U.N. health agency will vaccinate nearly three million children in the Horn of Africa this month against polio, a crippli

Health Highlights: May 7, 2008

Haiti - Children wait for food at a UN distribution center in Port-au-Prince, Friday, April 18, 2008.

The black hole of debt

Baby - Infant - Newborn - Childbirth - Nursery - Hospital wnhires (js1)

Baby deaths: department set for talks

Secretary-General Kofi Annan (right) meets with former South African President Nelson Mandela in Houghton, Johannesburg, South African today. (mb1)

Mandela, turning 90, to attend London charity gig

PHILIPPINES - CHILDREN - POVERTY

10M children worldwide die from lack of health care

Private and public health can co-operate Independent online (SA)
Tsvangirai set for Mugabe showdown Mail Guardian South Africa
Medical association wants Peggy apology Independent online (SA)
Official: Zimbabwe runoff must be delayed CNN
Surprise snag for randy lord's treatment Independent online (SA)
Zimbabwe Opposition Will Join Runoff Vote CBS News
Tsvangirai opts to fight Mugabe in Zimbabwe runoff Turkish Press
Tsvangirai to return to Zim News24
State cracks down on absenteeism Independent online (SA)
Zimbabwe opposition to take part in presidential runoff Globe and Mail
Zimbabwe opposition: Party won't meet mediator USA Today
Zimbabwe opposition won't meet with mediator Mbeki; Mugabe g Star Tribune
Tiger Brands aims for good corporate citizenship Business Report
State watchdog a 'diabolical step' Independent online (SA)
Baby deaths probe continues Independent online (SA)
Eleven Tunisian Doctors Deployed in Mpumalanga All Africa
PennyPerformers.com: Pennyperformers.com "Penny Stocks that Insurance Newsnet
What Najwa told the cops Independent online (SA)
Sick leave denied Independent online (SA)
Mothers' love travels globe The Charlotte Observer

New York, USA, March 2008

Suit wants N.Y. cops to end 'racist' stops

British National Party leader Nick Griffin, centre, arrives at at Leeds Crown Court to go on trial on race-hate charges arising out of an undercover documentary about the party, in Leeds, England, Monday Jan. 16, 2006

Johann Hari: BNP votes are a cry of white working-class anguish

Far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen delivers his New Year address at his party headquarters in Paris suburb Saint Cloud, Friday Jan. 11, 2008.

Racist Le Pen flogs bullet-proof Peugeot on Ebay

E-mails filed in Secret Service racism lawsuit The Examiner
Arabs say racism on rise as Israel turns 60 The Star
No agreement on UN racism follow-up conference Mail Guardian South Africa
United colours The Guardian
Policeman demoted over racism Ananova
Puppet sex, racism and more on 'Avenue Q' Buffalo News
Local bishop to speak on racism to Methodists Syracuse
University Starts Long-Term Project to Eliminate Racism All Africa
Speed's exit disgraceful, smacks of racism: Malcolm Gray The Times Of India
'SA not free if racism exists' Independent online (SA)
Stars playing anti-racism concert BBC News
SA 'will not tolerate racism' News24
Call to close down NYC as detectives go free Sydney Morning Herald
ADQ accused of pandering to racism Canada Dot Com
Morrissey rescues Love Music Hate Racism after NME pulls out The Times
GRACIA - NO REPEAT OF ABUSE Sporting Life
Inmates win prison racism battle BBC News
FIA GET TOUGH ON RACISM Sporting Life
FIA launches anti-racism campaign at same circuit where Hami myTELUS
'We need national discourse on race, racism' Independent online (SA)

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