Young hopes, young world, online

http://www.desertpeace.wordpress.com, on the young Palestinian dancer

http://www.barbadosfreepress.wordpress.com, on young bloggers in Barbados

http://tallerelmate.com.ar/conlosdedos/main.php, a blog on young students in Argentina

http://www.caboindex.com/blog/documentario-mae-ju/

on music, and youth and a new life in angola:

Peace in Angola after decades of war — first the war for independence against the Portuguese troops and followed by an equally bloody fratricidal war — has brought forth the development of varied and rich musical forms, and also their discovery by audiences at home and abroad. We are not saying that there was no music being made and recorded before that — check it out the recording in the box , already referenced months ago in this blog, or in the recent compilation , all of them created in the last years of Portuguese domination — or the innumerable recordings from Kizomba artists edited during the civil war. But, in recent years, new genres were born and have grown with unstoppable strength — especially the very Angolan version of the hip-hop, and also the Kuduro and the Tarrachinha.
Tarrachinha - The Sexiest Music in the World (and Other Musics from Angola) - Raízes e Antenas