His activities and dedication got him noticed by France 24 a major TV news channel as it was looking for commentators on Taiz.
Determined to voice his opinion and exercise his freedom of expression this is what Doctor al-Guneib had to say:

Section: the Yemeni Diaspora
Interview with Saif al-Shara'abi, a naturalised British Yemeni now living in London, whose interest for politics is something of a family legacy. Active twitterist and self-confess activist, Saif shared with the Yemen Post his views on Yemen.
• Yemen Post: Did your perception of being Yemeni changed since the beginning of the uprising and why?

The Yemeni Revolution: Section: the Yemeni Diapora

Interview with Ulfat Alramadi, a laboratory Scientist in Routine & Metabolic Biochemistry at Dublin's children hospital, in Ireland. Ulfat left Yemen 4 years after the departure of the British and was raised partly in London, partly in Abu Dhabi. Uprooted and forever a foreigner, her heart she says, remains in Yeme

 Al-Ahmar: Ali Abdallah Saleh is a 'Second Satan' Who Conned the U.S. and Saudi Arabia With the 'Bogeyman of Terrorism'
 

In a December speech at Chatham House, Nobel Laureate Tawakul Karman addressed the London public. She voiced two demands: freeze former Yemeni President Ali Saleh’s assets, an independent investigation into alleged war crimes.

Saleh was granted the immunity, but he said he did not need it since he is protected from the people themselves, considering that he will leave power to spare the country the civil war.

Yemen's economy needs about $15 billion to recover and become stable, the Planning and International Minister Mohammad Alsaadi said.

Dr Abdel Moneim Estoppel, the Director General of the Supreme Commission for drugs and medical supplies has announced today that Yemen could be heading towards a serious pharmaceutical crisis.

A TANZANIAN national has been arrested in Yemen after authorities discovered a huge stash of narcotic drugs hidden in two fishing boats.

Libyan society has been severely repressed and heavily censored for decades during the regime of Colonel Gaddafi. The call for freedom of expression –including freedom of the media- was one of the motives of the revolution.

After a much publicized diplomatic fallout between Turkey and Israel, UN Chief Ban Ki Moon is now urging both countries to mend their ties and to return to the negotiating table in regards to the flotilla raid which claimed the life of 8 Turks in 2010.