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 15 Sep 2011 @ 02:29
A very gladdening news has been released recently concerning free treatment for Zambia’s AIDS patients. An expensive treatment regime, eradicating AIDS is a tough task for Zambia and other developing countries. More >
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 14 Sep 2011 @ 06:12
To continue with peregrinations on Divine Wisdom, the mahatmas of the Great White Brotherhood did release voluminous reports about the expanding Kosmos. Cosmogenesis or cosmic evolution, the complex process of projections of planes and beings from the Spirit-Force or One Universal Principle (God as folks name him/her), is contained in the 1st volume of the 2-volume Secret Doctrine authored by Helena Blavatsky, chela of the mahatmas and chohans. More >
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13 Sep 2011 @ 22:52
The new sovereign nation-state of South Sudan seems to be starting right early enough in jump-starting gender empowerment as an important pillar of human development.
Proof of the stimulating engagements in women empowerment is the launching of the South Sudan Women Lawyers Association (SSWLA) just days after the declaration of independence. Starting with a core of about 60 lawyers, the group is already making its impact in various sectors of the new nation. More >
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13 Sep 2011 @ 22:50
Cambodia’s civic life has all but been stifled during the time of the Khmer Rogue. While that dark past is way behind the nation now, the culture of silence remains and is taking a hard time to break. More >
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13 Sep 2011 @ 07:08
From the ASEAN city-state of Singapore comes the challenge to Asia to boost quality jobs for growth.
Asia is indeed fortunate to have within it the most dynamic regions and emerging markets of the day, the same economies that are the growth drivers of the global economy. Yet paradoxically, Asia is also home to many countries where 40% of populations eke a living below the $2 poverty line yardstick for daily survival. More >
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13 Sep 2011 @ 07:07
The former Soviet republic of Uzbekistan is finally re-awakening its economy that has been in the doldrums since the disintegration of the Soviet Union.
To recall, the Soviet Union was at one time the world’s 2nd largest economy up until the days of General Secretary Andropov. The former Soviet republics had their taste of economic booms brought about by the integration and national economic planning. More >
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 12 Sep 2011 @ 07:20
I already wrote many articles concerning the prevalence of spiritist mediumship and the Demonic Mind that inheres among the hundreds of millions who practice it. I will supplement those writings with this note that focuses on the insidious attacks by the spiritists on the proponents of divine wisdom, attacks that were aimed at blocking the release and dissemination of the updated divine discourse. More >
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11 Sep 2011 @ 22:36
A gladdening news has been released recently from Manila, headquarters of ADB, concerning the Kingdom of Tonga’s upgrading of its ICT services.
The expanded ICT services will be enabled through an 827-kilometer cable that will link Tonga and Fiji Republic. The said ICT services will surely be a big boost to Tonga’s economy and accelerate its resonance with the dynamic emerging markets of Asia. More >
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11 Sep 2011 @ 22:35
Energy efficiency has received a new shot in the arm in China recently, with applications in solar energy innovations. This initiative will hopefully reduce the carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels in the world’s 2nd largest economy.
The experimental area for massive implementation in the short run of the clean energy initiative is Shandong province. Accordingly, Shandong has the 2nd largest industrial potential in the entire China, so prepositioning clean energy this early will surely be a boost to cleaner air when the manufacturing concerns will be in full throttle in the province. More >
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11 Sep 2011 @ 06:43
Egypt’s response to the need to produce more scientists within its territorial bounds is the ‘science city’. The strategy is aimed at producing more scientists in a concentrated area, with prospective researches coming from both Eqypt and other countries notably the MENA (Middle East & North Africa). More >
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