YAYASAN PENDIDIKAN INDONESIA

Friday, 3rd September, 2010

 By raymond baguma

PRESIDENT Yoweri Museveni yesterday issued a strong statement on the NRM party primaries, which were marred by chaos, violence, rigging and shortage of voting materials.

Museveni who is also the party chairman apologised to party members for the inconvenience and promised to investigate the problem.

He warned against vote rigging and violence. “I . . . → Read More: Museveni speaks out ON NRM polls

Thu Sep 2, 4:46 PM

By The Associated Press

PARAMARIBO, Suriname – Suriname’s new president, former dictator Desi Bouterse, reassumed power Thursday after being sidelined for a week by an illness that he now confirms was a bout of dengue fever.

Bouterse said he also was exhausted from the grueling political campaign that led to his election by parliamentary . . . → Read More: New Suriname president back in power after illness

Bouterse en de islam (please translate into English)
 

Wat als Bouterse zich niet tot het Christendom, maar tot de islam had bekeerd? ( What if Bouterse is not Christian anymore but converted to Islam?)
Er is iets merkwaardigs aan de hand met de religieuze achtergrond van de nieuwe president van Suriname. Aan de ene kant komt hij voort . . . → Read More: Bouterse and Islam

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Somohardjo woedend op RGB over behandeling DNA-lid
03 Sep, 02:30
Paul Somohardjo, voorzitter van Pertjajah Luhur, is niet te spreken over de behandeling die assembleelid Dieppakkumar Chitan heeft gekregen van de KTPI. De kantoorruimte van Chitan op de dienst der Domeinen is opengebroken en de sleutels zijn verwisseld.
Dit gebeurde door een herstructureringscommissie . . . → Read More: Somohardjo news

Note : Please if needed traslate this news into English
ATM-minister geconfronteerd met kafprobleem en rondslingerende petflessen
03 Sep, 14:00
De kafverbranding en rondslingerende petflessen zijn twee problemen die Nickerie meteen plaatst op het bord van minister Ginmardo Kromosoeto van Arbeid, Technologische ontwikkeling en Milieu (ATM).
De bewindsman is op oriëntatiebezoek in het district. Nadat hij de klachten . . . → Read More: News in Dutch (1)

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Republic of Maldives

ދިވެހިރާއްޖޭގެ ޖުމްހޫރިއްޔާ

(Divehi Rājjey ge Jumhuriyyā)

Flag
Coat of arms

Anthem: Qaumii salaam
“National Salute”

Capital
Malé

Official language(s)
Dhivehi (Mahl)

Ethnic groups (2001)
≈98% Mahls (Divehin)
≈2% Others (Foreign labourers)

Demonym
Maldivian

Government
Presidential republic

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President
Mohamed Nasheed

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Vice President of Maldives
Mohammed Waheed Hassan

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Speaker of the Majlis
Abdulla Shahid

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Chief Justice
Ahmed Faiz[1]

Independent

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from United Kingdom
26 . . . → Read More: Maldives

Maldives a 99.41 percent Muslim country, claims RISSC report

By Ahmed Nazeer | September 1st, 2010 | Category: Society | 61 comments

The Royal Islamic Strategic Research Centre (RISSC)’s report into the global state of Islam has described the Maldives as a 99.41 percent Muslim country.

RISSC is an independent research entity affiliated with the Royal Aal al-Bayt . . . → Read More: Maldives

By Ibrahim Nazim | September 2nd, 2010 | Category: Society | 17 comments

This article originally appeared on the website of the Islamic Foundation of the Maldives. Republished with permission.

Many westerners and human rights campaigners have the false notion that Maldives is a country ruled according to sharia (Islamic law). However, the truth is that apart . . . → Read More: Comment: Islamic Sharia is the solution to social evils

  Thursday, 2nd September, 2010 

Michael Ezra displays stacks of dollars to journalists to prove that he is not bankrupt.

By CYPRIAN MUSOKE

CITY tycoon Michael Ezra Mulyowa has denied being on the run over debts, displaying wads of dollars ($3m) to prove his point.

Addressing a press conference at classy Emin Pasha Hotel in Nakasero yesterday, Ezra, 37, said he . . . → Read More: Tycoon Michael Ezra shows off Cash

Thursday, 2nd September, 2010

By Cyprian Musoke and Ahmed Kateregga

PRESIDENT Yoweri Museveni has criticised foreign affairs minister Sam Kutesa and Lwemiyaga MP Theodore Ssekikubo for dividing instead of uniting the people they lead.

Meeting 10 people from each camp at State House Entebbe on Wednesday night, sources quoted Museveni as saying: “Kutesa, whom God gave the authority to . . . → Read More: Museveni blasst Kutesa, sekikubo