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  • [Senegal] Lamime Toure surveys a dwindling stock of chickens in his back-yard farm in Keur Massa, Senegal where the local poultry industry can't compete with cheap imports. [Date picture taken: 12/16/2005]
  • [Guinea] A campaign rally ahead of municipal elections. [Date picture taken: 12/16/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Sitting in his bed in a field hospital, Safir, 3, is coughing heavily, while his mother, Meerjan, gives him water to soothe the outbursts. The reason is pneumonia, say doctors at the field hospital run by the Pakistan Islamic Medical Associatio
    Safir, 3, is coughing heavily, he has pneumonia, caused by living in harsh, freezing conditions in post-quake northern Pakistan
  • [Nepal] A distraught relative of one of Wednesday's victims. [Date picture taken: 12/14/2005]
    A distraught relative of one of Wednesday's victims
  • [Senegal] Whole, live, Senegalese birds are squeezed out of the market by frozen thighs and wings, imported from Europe and America. [Date picture taken: 12/16/2005]
    The dead chicken are to be tested for avian flu.
  • [Senegal] At the Mbao Agricultural Complex, sales of chicks have plummeted over the last five years. chicken and poultry farmers have been squeezed out of the market by cheap imports. [Date picture taken: 12/16/2005]
  • [Sierra Leone] Youth informally trading in a street of Freetown. [Date picture taken: 12/09/2005]
  • [Tanzania] Zanzibari elections agents counting ballots in Stone Town. [Date picture taken: 12/14/2005]
  • [Tanzania] Zanzibaris in Stone Town queuing for voting on Wednesday in Tanzania 's parliamentary and presidential polls. [Date picture taken: 12/14/2005]
    De nombreux Zanzibarites faisaient la queue mercredi à Stone Town pour voter pour les élections législative et présidentielle de Tanzanie
  • [Sierra Leone] Anti corruption poster on a wall in the anti corruption commission. [Date picture taken : 12/09/2005]
  • [Sierra Leone] Anti-Corruption poster. [Date picture taken: 12/09/2005]
  • [Sierra Leone] Andy Felton, Deputy Commissioner, Anti-Corruption Commission. [Date picture taken: 12/09/2005]
  • [Nepal] It is believed that 100,000 to 200,000 people have been internally displaced by the conflict. Up to two million are thought to have fled the violence by migrating to India and beyond.
    It is believed that 100,000 to 200,000 people have been internally displaced by the conflict. Up to two million are thought to have fled the violence by migrating to India and beyond
  • [Congo] Clean tap water provided by a humanitarian NGO in Mindouli, a sub prefecture of the Pool Department, about 140 km south of Brazzaville, the nation's capital. 
[FRENCH] Titre: Un forage d'eau construit par une ONG humanitaire.
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    Taps have dried up in Brazzaville following a breakdown at a pumping station.
  • [Iraq] Tight security during election day. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
    Some of Iraq's security force members are accused of complicity in ongoing sectarian violence in the country.
  • [Sierra Leone] Petty trader in a place of Makeni. [Date picture taken: 12/10/2005]
  • [Iraq] Tight security during election day. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
    Some Baghdad residents feel safer with private security guards than with official security organs.
  • [Congo] Veteran politician Etienne Tshisekedi, leader of  Union pour la democratie et le progres social, the strongest opposition party in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Etienne Tshisekedi, leader du principal parti d'opposition Udps (Union pour la
    Etienne Tshisekedi, leader of Union pour la democratie et le progres social.
  • [Somalia] 2006 CAP document.
  • UNICEF State of the World's Children 2006 report.
  • [Uganda] 2006 CAP document.
  • [Iraq] Tight security during election day. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
  • [Syria] The Multipurpose Technology Community Centre in Qusaybeh. [Date picture taken: 12/14/2005]
    The Multipurpose Technology Community Centre in Syria. Technology transfer is one of the most effective ways to boost economic growth
  • [Zimbabwe] MDC supporters at a political rally. [Date picture taken: 12/04/2005]
    Political rallies have been banned
  • [Zimbabwe] MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai. [Date picture taken: 12/04/2005]
    MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai has called for street protests
  • [Somalia] Various officials during the exchange of Puntland and Somaliland prisoners at Araide, Sool region. [Date picture taken: 12/05/2005]
    Officials discussing the exchange of Puntland and Somaliland prisoners at Ariade, Sool region.
  • [Sierra Leone] Bengladeshi peacekeepers ready to leave Sierra Leone after five years in the country. [Date picture taken: 12/06/2005]
    Les casques bleus bangladais quittent la Sierra Leone après cinq années de mission
  • [Sierra Leone] Bangladeshi peacekeepers leave sierra leone as UNAMSIL closes down. [Date picture taken: 12/06/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Many survivors are still living in non-winterised tents, two months after the quake [Date picture taken: 12/14/2005]
    Some earthquake survivors are frustrated at the conditions they believe they must endure until spring
  • [Sierra Leone] Bangladeshi peacekeepers embarking on the ferry that will bring them to the airport at the end of their mission. [Date picture taken: 12/06/2005]
    The Blue helmets left Sierra Leone at the end of December
  • [Seychelles] President James Michel.
    President James Michel's office has denied any role in the arson attack
  • [Sierra Leone] SRSG Daudi Ngelautwa Mwakawango hands over barracks to Sierra Leone Deputy Defence minister Joe Blell. [Date picture taken: 12/06/2005]

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