Vignesh reports on increasing number of Sri Lankan students are traveling overseas for education, Thandi Soko tells us that Malawi is struggling hard to secure its economic independence, Jessi Edwards has details on Israel’s education system which is boosting religious studies, Duncan informs us that Ecosystem at Kenya’s Masai Mara National Park is threatened by over grazing and farming.

Mukunda reports on Nepal’s severe fuel shortage, Sandhaya has updates on Indian state of Orissa that has witnessed violence between Hindus and Christians, Andre tells us about Namibian women who are gambling away money earned by their husbands, Amanda informs us about UK’s over consumption of water adding to drain global water resources

Brenda Zulu reports on Zambia fondly remembering its late President Mwanawsa, Celso speaks about Sao Paulo’s “Map of Violence” that registers a steady decline, George has updates on Gay Rights Movement in Malawi, and Milafel Hope Awe tells us that the people of Sagada continue burying their dead in hanging coffins.

Huma tells us that Pakistan faces grim internal security situation, Sitholokuhle Phansi updates us with fresh updates on Mugabe and Tsvangarai as both vie for control in Zimbabwe, Adam has details on local population of Sicapaca in Guatemala are facing health hazards, Abdelsamea Aldardear reports on Egyptian society that finally questions the ancient practice of female circumcision.

Prince provides us insight on US Russia relations on latter’s crackdown on Georgia, Rida tells us that Malaysia’s inadequate healthcare system is burdened by rising population, Amanda speaks about Britain’s ageing men who are facing social exclusion, and Mukunda reports on Mt. Annapurna’s trekking route which is at risk from package tourism.

Celso reports on Brazilians who seek justice against their erstwhile military rulers, Manak Patel speaks about Amaranth land dispute that has propelled the issue of Kashmiri sovereignty into limelight, John Kibuuka provides us updates on Uganda faltering in its AIDS campaign, Nortei tells us that Shea nut butter is bringing huge profits to mud huts of Ghana.

Zach tells us that Japan issues arrest warrants against three anti – whaling activists, Alen Wekesa has updates on Flamingo population along Lake Natron which is threatened by industrial projects, Rose provides us details on Kenya violence and adult killings in Nairobi’s slums, Lalit Kumar speaks about wrestler Sushil Kumar who won Bronze medal for India in China Olympics.

Huma Imtiaz tells us that Pakistan braces up for post Musharraf era, Nicole Leon reports on Michael Phelps winning eighth gold medal in Olympics, Nortei Ocran speaks on Massive felling of trees in capital city of Ghana, David Elbirt provides us updates on Bolivian annual Urkupina festival.

Prince speaks about the US Private contractors in Iraq who have cost heavily on taxpayers, Frederick reports on Big Issue magazine’s endeavor to help Malawi’s marginalized youths, Adam tells us that women still struggle hard in Guatemala Patriarchal society, and Radhika has updates on Abhinav Bindra’s Olympic glory for India.

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Vignesh speaks about Govt. inaction that is fueling Child Prostitution in Sri Lanka, Prince Reports on Helena-West Helena Council’s plan of action to deal with a crime-ridden neighborhood, Jessi Edwards, has updates on Agriculture technologies that Israel leads in, and Rob updates us on Netherlands winning gold in women's 4x100 meters freestyle.

Huma tells us that Pakistan prepares to impeach President Pervez Musharraf, Mercy Ananeh-Frempong provides us details on Western Europe exporting its e-waste to African ports, Radhika reports on Standalone cinema-halls that are stifled by burgeoning multiplexes in India, Amanda speaks on British Olympic Association, which strives for a United Kingdom soccer team for London Olympic.

Ahmad Qisai tells us about the Indonesian wildlife poaching, Mukunda provides us details on maternal mortality rate in Nepal, John Kibuuka reports on South African dream of clean governance, and Sabine updates us on dipping property prices in Denmark.

Thandi Soko has updates on surplus food production in Malawi, Larry reports on Kenya educational reforms and recent wave of Kenyan student unrest, Zach provides details on Japanese popular manga Kosaku Shima, Kourosh Ziabari tells us about rower Homa Hosseini who becomes the first Iranian woman to gain an Olympic berth.

Kathryn Roberts reports on Sudan's elephant poaching, Celso tells us about the condition of Bolivian immigrants in Brazil, John Kibuuka speaks about white poverty in South Africa, and Amera Khanam provides us details on Bangladesh Catholic schools.