The World's Andrea Smardon reports that in spite of government censorship in Myanmar, hip hop has become popular among young Burmese. It's also given some of them a political voice.

Today we're looking for the location of what's said to be one of the most accessible volcanoes in the world. Anchor Marco Werman provides the answer. Mount Yasur is the volcano, and it's located on Tanna Island...part of the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu.

South Africa is struggling to make post-apartheid land reform a reality. The World's Laura Lynch profiles one bitter dispute between some black villagers and a white farmer who all claim the same patch of land.

Zimbabweans have hopes that the new Obama administration will help bring about changes in their beleaguered country. Andrew Meldrum tells anchor Marco Werman those hopes were fueled by some words in the President's inaugural address. Meldrum is Senior Editor at Global Post-dot-com in Boston.

Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai said today his party, the Movement for Democratic Change, known as the MDC, would join a unity government next month with President Robert Mugabe. Anchor Marco Werman gets an update from the BBC's Jonah Fisher.

Zimbabwe at the crossroads

Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Major David Frakt, an Air Force lawyer with the Judge Advocate General corps. Frakt is representing another Guantanamo detainee, Mohammed Jawad. Jawad is accused of attempted murder of two US soldiers in Afghanistan.

The World's Matthew Bell has an update on the case of one Guantanamo detainee -- alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. His case is on hold as the Obama Administration reviews the government's handling of terrorism suspects.

The World's Quil Lawrence speaks with anchor Marco Werman about a leaked document concerning Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Tomorrow's provincial elections in Iraq are seen as key test of the country's political process. Anchor Marco Werman speaks to the BBC's Jim Muir, who's covering the elections in Baghdad.

Provincial elections are being held in Iraq tomorrow. In the southern city of Najaf, the vote takes place in the midst of on ongoing power struggle, as the BBC's Andrew North reports.