For today's Geo Quiz, we are looking for an Asian city that has just started a campaign to purge its streets of signs written in garbled English.

The World's Jessie Graham reports on Liberia's market women. These are women who feed their families by selling goods in makeshift markets. Observers believe these market women are key to the nation's economic recovery after its long civil war.

Today's answer is Beijing. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with reporter Mei Fong who has an article in today's Wall Street Journal about Beijing's attempts to crack down on signs featuring badly translated English. It's called "Chinglish."

The World's Amy Bracken finds out why a group of African-American politicians, pastors and activists are on a campaign to get more Americans to travel to Haiti.

Anchor Lisa Mullins profiles Haitian musician Belo. The up-and-coming performer recently won the "Best Discovery of 2006" prize from Radio France International.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with the BBC's Mike Wooldridge in Baghdad, Iraq, about the latest war of words between Iran and the United States. The Iranians accuse the Americans of kidnapping an Iranian diplomat in Baghdad. The US has denied any involvement.

The Pentagon agrees that a cockpit video of the killing of a British soldier in 2003 American aircraft fire in Iraq can now be shown at the inquest into the victim's death. The World's Rob Hugh-Jones reports from London.

The BBC's Mohammed Ajmi reports from Kuwait on the simmering tensions between Sunnis and Shi'ites in Kuwait. The two Muslim groups have not clashed like their counterparts in Iraq and Lebanon, but authorities in Kuwait are on guard to contain any outbreak of violence.

The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports that China is doling out generous loans and aid to countries in Africa -- without the kinds of conditions imposed by institutions like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Some in Africa fear that China is buying cheap access to markets and natural resources. Others welcome the Chinese investment.