Sudan: The Passion of the Present

Another Reminder Concerning RSS Feeds--Plus Additional Odds 'n' Ends

I'm still thinking about adding another country-specific batch or two of widget-based RSS feeds (most likely, concerning Nigeria); however, I'm still hesitant about doing it right now (for at least a couple of different reasons).  That said, there's still the batch of RSS feeds of news from Africa--as well as the similar batches of Sudan-, DR Congo-, Somalia-, and Zimbabwe-related feeds.

Separately, over the past few weeks, I've come across feeds for Pax Communications, Aegis Trust's apparently recently launched blog, the Ethiopian Human Rights Council, the "Addis Neger", the Kenya Human Rights Commission, Room to Read's blog, the University of Oxford's Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, the Zoological Society of London, Survival International (which I may have specifically mentioned before), UN Watch (although I have previously mentioned its blog-related feeds), the Aid Workers Network, Amazima Ministries International's "The Journey" and "147 Million Orphans" blogs, Article 19's main site, the Index on Censorship, fesmedia Africa, the Africa Book Project's blog, Ethiopia Reads' blog, Save Africa, Breadline Africa's blog, The Africa Project, Vision Africa's blog, Little Dresses for Africa, the Accordia Global Health Foundation, Jewish Heart for Africa's "News" site, Today's Children, Africa's Future, Project Africa's blogs, Athletes for Africa, Friends of Africa Education's blog, Food and Trees for Africa, the Health Education Africa Resource Team's blog, The Africa Society of the National Summit on Africa's blog, Y-Malawi's Ning network, and Nigeria's Community Action for Popular Participation.  (Several of these are thanks to Change.org's listings of nonprofits--while others are thanks to Panthera, FIDH, IFEX, allAfrica, and IRIN; because of recent time constraints [and some related issues], I haven't been monitoring many of the usual sources since the previous batch.) - EJM

A Further Reminder Concerning RSS Feeds--Plus Additional Odds 'n' Ends

While I'm still thinking about adding another widget-based batch or two of RSS feeds (most likely, concerning Nigeria), I'm also still erring on the side of not doing so right now; however, there's still the recently relaunched batch of RSS feeds of news from Africa--not to mention the similar batches of Sudan-, DR Congo-, Somalia-, and Zimbabwe-related feeds.

Separately, over the past few weeks, I've come across feeds for the D.C. area's Darfur Interfaith Network, the bilingual (German/English) main site of the Society for Threatened Peoples/Gesellschaft für bedrohte Völker, the multilingual site of the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, Minority Rights Group International's blog, what may be a recently revamped site for Botswana's "Mmegi", Botswana's Coalition for Freedom of Expression, the bilingual (Danish/English) site of the Danish Institute for International Studies, the International Harm Reduction Association's blog, 1 Million Shirts, Water Is Life's blog, Oikocredit's various blogs, the Catholic Information Service for Africa's blog, the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict, Global Health Watch, the multilingual site of the semi-related International People's Health University, the semi-related Global Health Ideas, Venture Strategies Innovations, Uganda's semi-related Output-Based Assistance, Uganda's (unrelated) Battery-Operated Systems for Community Outreach, Rights & Accountability in Development's bilingual (English/French) blog, the bilingual (Arabic/English) site of the Initiative for an Open Arab Internet, the OpenNet Initiative, the separate French- and English-language editions of Cameroon's "L'Effort Camerounais", the multilingual site of the Netherlands' ICCO, the Nigerian allAfrica aggregator/redistributor Clotell, AriseNigeria, "NigeriansTalk", the various Africa Business Communities Ning networks, the bilingual (English/French) site of the Canadian Council for International Co-Operation, "How We Made It in Africa", the Global Policy Forum, MediaGlobal's blog, Makarios International, Village Health Works, Engeye's various blogs, what may be a recently revamped site for SW Radio Africa, the multilingual site of Publish What You Pay, Kiwanja's blog, what may be a recently revamped site for South Africa's "BusinessDay", the "Kick Polio out of Africa" blog, AED Satellife, the Kubatana-affiliated Freedom Fone, Amahoro Africa, Seeding Labs' blog, Kiva, the Jolkona Foundation's blog, VisionSpring's blog, Water.org, Water 1st International's blog, the Global Centre for ICT in Parliament, the International Aid Transparency Initiative, the related "aidinfo", the related Development Initiatives, A World Institute for a Sustainable Humanity, the semi-related Question Box/Open Mind, "Online Africa", the multilingual site of the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance, the UK's Christian Aid, the bilingual (English/French) "Sustainable Aquaculture Research Networks in Sub-Saharan Africa" site, the multilingual site of the International Women's Health Coalition, Women Deliver, Salesian Missions, and Action for Southern Africa; in addition, I don't think I've already mentioned that the IFEX and Crisis Group sites now feature country-specific feeds.  (This is another case where I may have mentioned some of the sites before, but maybe not specifically concerning their feeds; some of these are thanks to ReliefWeb, AfricaFiles, UN Dispatch, Mr. Zuckerman, allAfrica, "Texas in Africa", Hope Phones, "God's Politics", Mr. Okafor, the Skoll Foundation, MISA, Mr. Kristof, and Global Voices; updated, on Wednesday, to add/clarify some references to multilingual sites--although I may need to do some more later.) - EJM