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  • [South Africa] A Non-Whites Only train during the apartheid era
    South Africa has struggled to shed its divisive past
  • [Angola] Refugees in Caala transit centre.
    Thousands of Angolan refugees have passed through transit centres on their way home
  • [Cote d'lvoire] Abidjan: Conflict in Abidjan. Election civil war destruction.
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    The European Union (EU) on Thursday expressed its deep concern over continued reports of violent clashes between the Hema and Lendu ethnic groups in the Bunia region of eastern DRC.
  • [Kenya] Group of former LRA rebels at Nairobi's Uhuru Park.
    Former LRA rebels in Uhuru Park
  • [Somalia] Ogaden: Muhammad Hasan Hargene, livestock trader from Kebre Dehar - Ogaden.
    Hargene - "Just when we were recovering from famine, this livestock ban hit us...we need help to inspect and certify our animals"
  • [Somalia] The bullet-riddled parliament building in the Somali capital Mogadishu, October 2002. The country has been without a recognised central government since the collapse of Mohammed Siad Barre’s regime in January 1991. Recent attempts to establish
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  • [Somalia] Somali charcoal
    Somali charcoal
  • [Somalia] Mogadishu: Destroyed Parliament building. Somalia Conflict. Civil War.
    The parliament building in Mogadishu which was destroyed during the war.
  • [Somalia] Demobilised Somali militia boys.
  • [Somalia] Demobilised Somali militia boys.
    Demobilised Somali militia boys
  • [Somalia] Demobilised Somali militia boys.
    More weapons are being brought into Somalia, said report.
  • [Somalia] Mogadishu: Destroyed Parliament building. Somalia Conflict. Civil War.
    War-destruction: Former parliament building in Mogadishu
  • [Somalia] The former parliament building - sub-clan militia divided and laid waste Mogadishu.
    The former parliament building in Mogadishu.
  • [Eritrea] Displaced.
  • Country Map - Angola (Cazombo)
    Landmine delayed repatriation programme in Cazombo
  • [Somalia] Djibouti: Afar dancers, Somalia National Peace Conference, Somali women.
    UNAMSIL has "acted decisively and with force"
  • [South Africa] - Johannesburg: HIV/AIDS Love Life Campaign advertisement, taxi.
    There is evidence that HIV/AIDS prevention efforts can work
  • [Tajikistan] Women fetching water from the river.
    pakistan women
  • [Uganda] Western Uganda, IDP children.
    IDP children in western Uganda, where ADF activity has displaced tens of thousands of people
  • [Cote d'lvoire] Abidjan: Ivorian attacker of General Robert Gueil.
    Most of the new HIV infections in Malawi are among women aged 15-49
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  • A Palestinian looks out from a window amid the rubble of a building destroyed during the war, at the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, 12 June 2026.
    A Palestinian looks out from a window amid the rubble of a building destroyed during the war, at the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, 12 June 2026.
  • A sideways view of a hand to the left doing a stop sign. On the right are vanishing US dollar bills. The image has a burgundy to white gradient filter.
  • A header image for an episode of Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast in collaboration with Start Network with photos of the guest: Beatrice Lindstrom. On the top left we see the title of the podcast. Below it and to the left of the portrait of the guest is a box with the guests name.
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  • A header image for an episode of Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast in collaboration with Start Network with photos of the guest: Brook Jerue. On the top left we see the title of the podcast. Below it and to the left of the portrait of the guest is a box with the guests name.
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  • event image showing logos and timings

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