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  • A Havana mural depicts two socialist icons: Hugo Chávez and Che Guevara. However, for many Cubans, the country’s social justice plan now appears to have run its course, with shortages of basic goods and medicines having hit the population hard.
    A Havana mural depicts two socialist icons: Hugo Chávez and Che Guevara. However, for many Cubans, the country’s social justice plan now appears to have run its course, with shortages of basic goods and medicines having hit the population hard.
  • A bus used to transport COVID-19 patients parked in central Havana. After successfully containing the virus for over a year, cases in Cuba have soared in recent months.
    A bus used to transport COVID-19 patients parked in central Havana. After successfully containing the virus for over a year, cases in Cuba have soared in recent months.
  • A soldier stands guard outside a site for refugees and internally displaced people in Niger’s Tillabéri region in April. Displacement has soared in recent months as violence rises.
    A soldier stands guard outside a site for refugees and internally displaced people in Niger’s western Tillabéri region, in April 2021.
  • Two soldiers walk off of a dusty road into brush land.
    Soldiers patrol near a site for refugees and internally displaced people in Niger’s Tillabéri region in April. A franchise of the so-called Islamic State is active in the western region.
  • A man walks in front of a burnt out truck.
    Three weeks of rioting in June and July left at least 27 people dead, and millions of dollars in damage to business – those linked to the royal family were a particular target.
  • A burnt car is seen through a broken window.
    The aftermath of weeks of political violence and looting in Manzini, Eswatini’s largest city.
  • Women break down volcanic rock into gravel in the hope of earning a few dollars. The Mount Nyiragongo eruption left thousands of people homeless.
    Women break down volcanic rock into gravel in the hope of earning a few dollars. The Mount Nyiragongo eruption left thousands of people homeless.

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