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Living Guyana is reluctantly optimistic about president Jagdeo's promise to clear the red tape around investing.
Blah, Bloh, Blog remembers hurricane Ivan on its first anniversary and recounts her own experiences.
From a Singapore Angle rounds up blogger coverage of the two bloggers charged with sedition for racist remarks online. There is also a follow-up post here. mr brown has more views here. Omeka Na Huria asks: are they being made an example?
Simone Engeln is thrilled that Simones Belize Blog was chosen as one of Technorati's featured weblogs today.
Julio Alonso of Merodeando writes that his Spanish software blog has been sent a cease and desist letter (translated here) by Yahoo! Spain.
Taran Rampersad has a summary of last week's Caribbean Internet Governance Forum held in Guyana as well as Software Freedom Day. Jacqueline Morris, from Trinidad and Tobago was also at the Caribbean Internet Governance Forum.
Running to the cops, or away from them? Mini at LankaBuzz has a story on the police taking advantage of the timid and the lost.
Who after Bush asks Ahmed Bilal, and reminds us that there is more harm done to the world by Bush than what grabs media attention these days.
Clothes, dress codes and university politics. Shaswati's Blog and Sepia Mutiny discuss the move to introduce dress codes for women students.
Miran, I love this post. I live in Qatar and to be honest, all you ever see is girls ignoring...
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I strongly believe this is the real reason for the Mauritanian government striking a deal to settle the dispute with...