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  • Children selling cassava roots in the market at Dire, a small town on the northern bank of the River Niger, west of Timbuktu, Mali. February 2008.
  • A group of Tuareg men in traditional dress silhouetted on the crest of a sand dune at an oasis, west of Timbuktu, Mali. February 2008. Many Tuareg nomads still lead salt caravans across the desert to the market in Timbuktu. Tuaregs are spread across five
    A group of Tuareg men in traditional dress silhouetted on the crest of a sand dune at an oasis, west of Timbuktu, Mali
  • A girl buying water from a private well in Timbuktu, Mali. February 2008. Each small bucket of clean drinking water costs the equivalent of 10 US cents but is a daily necessity in this hot and dry city on the southern edge of the Sahara where annual rainf
  • Drug-users on the roadside in Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, February 2008. Some NGOs are distributing new syringes but many addicts still share with other users, heightening the risk of disease.
  • A group of Tuareg men in traditional dress silhouetted on the crest of a sand dune at an oasis, west of Timbuktu, Mali. February 2008. Many Tuareg nomads still lead salt caravans across the desert to the market in Timbuktu. Tuaregs are spread across five
  • Drug-users on the roadside in Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, February 2008. Some NGOs are distributing new syringes but many addicts still share with other users, heightening the risk of disease.
  • Internally displaced people at a church compound in Molo, Rift Valley Province, Kenya, 9 Feb 2008.
    Internally displaced people at a church compound in Molo, Kenya.
  • UN Emergency Relief Coordinator, John Holmes visits displaced people in conflict-hit Molo, Rift Valley Province, Kenya, 9 Feb 2008.
  • A Palestinian beekeeper shows how the frost has killed his bees.
  • Amin al-Bayed lost his bees in all 14 of his beehives during the frost.
  • Amin al-Bayed holding dead bees in his hand. Al-Bayed, a registered refugee, lost a third of his income when his bees died in January frost.
  • A map of Timor-Leste and surrounding countries.
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  • Screenshot of the inoussa blog on politics in the Comoros.
  • Bridge over the Chari River that delineates the border between Chad and Cameroon. On 4 February between 20 and 30,000 refugees poured over this bridge into Kousseri, northern Cameroon.
  • Chadians fleeing to Cameroon after two days of street fighting in N'djamena between rebels and the national army that left 160 dead and 1,000 wounded. Around 30,000 people fled to Cameroon as well as Nigeria, Niger and Central African Republic.
  • At least 1,000 people were wounded during two days of heavy street fighting between rebels and the army in the Chadian capital N'djamena. The rebels were finally repelled and France threw its weight between incumbent President Idriss Deby.
  • A tank burning in downtown N'djamena on 3 February 2008 on the second day of heavy street fighting between the army and rebels. 160 people were killed in the fighting.
  • Samson Opoyo, a tailor who had lived in Uthiru Gichagi for 10 years.
  • Samson Opoyo, a tailor who had lived in Uthiru Gichagi for 10 years.
  • Regina Munguti, a volunteer with the Catholic Justice and Peace Commission.
  • Kenyans donate blood at the Nairobi bomb blast memorial area, Kenya. February 2008. The blood drive was organized by the Kenya Red Cross Society.
  • Kenyans donate blood at the Nairobi bomb blast memorial area, Kenya. February 2008. The blood drive was organized by the Kenya Red Cross Society.
  • Kenyans donate blood at the Nairobi bomb blast memorial area, Kenya. February 2008. The blood drive was organized by the Kenya Red Cross Society to help the injured from the post election violence.
  • Child trafficking is on the rise in Guinea because families are unable to care of their children. Lack of family planning, poverty and AIDS are all to blame.
  • Children in Guinea are increasingly been abandoned or given away - like these AIDS orphans in Nzerekore. Traffickers are taking the children and using them for work, sex and in some cases, sacrifice.
  • Chilren orphaned by AIDS study at a center in Nzerekore, southeastern Guinea.
  • Mamadou Aliou Barry, 13, was given away by his family. He says he was forced to break rocks by his 'tutor' for no pay.
  • Chadian refugees in Kousseri, northern Cameroon, who fled fighting in N'djamena and are too scared to go home even though many are living without shelter or supplies.
  • Chadian refugees at Kousseri, northern Cameroon, who fled fighting in N'djamena on 2-3 February.
  • The ICG report criticised the poor coordination mechanisms of some 60 donors operating in Afghanistan.
  • Despite over US$15 billion in aid money spent in Afghanistan since late 2001, the country is still the fifth least developed in the world and less then 40 percent of the population have access to safe drinking water.

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