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Biannual
Programme Reviews
New
Radio Programmes for Central Asia
Winners
of the 2008 Kurt Schork Awards 
Photo Essay: Kirkuk Night Raid
International
News Reporting: Frontlines and Deadlines, by John Owen and
Heather Purdey
IWPR
Congo Radio Show: Facing Justice
IWPR
Comment Section
"By
refusing to allow three world leaders to visit his country,
Robert Mugabe has effectively blocked efforts to encourage
relief agencies to provide aid," writes IWPR reporter
Jabu Shoko.
“According
to IWPR, military experts are warning riots [by Zimbabwean
soldiers] are a precursor to mutiny, while pro-government
analysts say [they] were just indiscipline within the ranks.”
IWPR
Philippines project director Alan Davis on withdrawal of international
peace monitors from country’s restive south.
“The
noose is tightening around the Afghan capital and it is no
longer possible to ignore the signs,” Jean Mackenzie, IWPR
Afghanistan country director, told the Independent.