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  • [Malawi] A child recovering from Kwashikor in a Nutritional Rehabilitation Unit in the southern Zomba district. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/04]
    Young child at a nutrition centre: The food crisis is being overshadowed by political feuding
  • [Malawi] Hundreds of people queue for a monthly ration of maize-meal at a depot of the state grain marketer - ADMARC in the southern Bangwe district. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/03]
    There is little or no maize available in ADMARC outlets
  • [Malawi] Queuing Malawians wait patiently for their turn at a WFP food aid distribution point in Nsanje district. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
    Queuing Malawians wait patiently for their turn at a WFP food aid distribution point in Nsanje district (file photo)
  • [Malawi] More than 3,000 Malawian villagers queue for food aid in the Nsanje district. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/06]
  • [Malawi] Children queue at a WFP school-feeding programme in Malawi's southern Thyolo district. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/05]
    The move could jeopardise the efforts of CBOs
  • [Malawi] For many children at a WFP school-feeding project in the southern Thyolo district, the bowl of porridge is their only meal for the day. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/05]
    Many Malawian children survive on only one meal a day
  • [Malawi] More than 10 children were being treated for hunger-related illnesses in a Nutritional Rehabilitation Unit in the southern Zomba district. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/04]
    Malawi has one of the world's highest infant mortality rates
  • [Malawi] Lack of food has forced many children to leave school in southern Malawi. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/04]
    Poverty forces children to find work
  • [Malawi] People start queuing as early as 3 in the morning at a depot of the state grain marketer - ADMARC in the southern Bangwe district. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/03]
  • [Pakistan] Rescues battle to dig earthquke survivors out of the rubble in the capital, Islamabad, following the earthquake that hit Pakistan, Afghanistan and India on Saturday 8th October 2005.
    Rescuers dig survivors out of the rubble in Islamabad following an earthquake that hit Pakistan, Afghanistan and India in October 2005. Some experts say there is too much focus on disaster response as opposed to disaster preparedness
  • [Pakistan] Rescues battle to dig earthquke survivors out of the rubble in the capital, Islamabad, following the earthquake that hit Pakistan, Afghanistan and India on Saturday 8th October 2005.
    Rescuers battle to dig survivors out of the rubble in the capital, Islamabad, following the earthquake that hit Pakistan, Afghanistan and India on Saturday
  • [Liberia] Liberian presidential candidate George Weah arrives at his final campaign rally. The international soccer star is one of the frontrunners in the October polls. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/08]
  • [Liberia] Liberians brandish their voting cards ahead of the 11 October polls. Ballots have replaced bullets in this West African nation. [Date picture taken: 2005/10/08]
    Liberians brandish their voting cards
  • [Sudan] Nandior Alu, an IDP from southern Sudan waiting for bus to take her from Khartoum to Abyei.
    People in South Sudan are waking up to the reality of HIV/AIDS
  • [Liberia] Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, one of the favourites for to become Liberia's next president, rallies her supporters in downtown Monrovia. 6 October 2005.
    Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf would become Africa's first elected female leader if she won
  • [Liberia] Liberian youth carts jerry cans of water to homes in the shantytown suburb of Monrovia where Liberian presidential candidate George Weah grew up. 5 October 2005.
    Two years after the end of war, Monrovia has no running water or mains electricity
  • [Liberia] Monrovia is still a patchwork of shelled buildings and potholed roads more than two years after the war ended. 5 October 2005.
    War scarred Monrovia, where out-going government members are looting their own offices
  • [Liberia] A whole country is psyched up for the 11 October elections, the first polls since the civil war ended. Election posters are plastered across town, papering over bullet holes. 5 October 2005.
    Posters for Liberia's historic elections
  • [Liberia] With no piped water in the city more than two years after the end of Liberia's civil, young unemployed guys make a living from supplying jerry cans of water to Monrovia's residents. 5 October 2005.
    With piped water still knocked out in Liberia's urban areas, many young men make a living supplying jerry cans of water to residents. Some 80 percent of Liberians have no formal employment
  • [Sudan] Shikan squatter camp, Omdurman, after it was destroyed by Sudanese authorities.
  • [Sudan] A bus carrying returnees from Khartoum to Abyei, southern Sudan.
    Displaced returning to Abyei in the past: Thousands of civilians in Abyei were displaced after clashes last week between the Sudanese army and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army
  • [Liberia] Liberian women have high hopes in this election, with a female frontrunner and women accounting for just over half of the 1.35 million registered voters. An old woman shows her colours at a rally in downtown Monrovia. 6th October 2005.
    Une vielle femme montre sa carte de soutien à Ellen Sirleaf à Monrovia
  • [Sudan] igh school girls in Sudan discuss with a girls' education coordinator during a workshop held in Maridi on 13/07/2005[Date picture taken: 2005/07/13]
  • [Sudan] Al-Sadiq Al-Mahdi, Ummah party leader.
    Al-Sadiq Al-Mahdi, Ummah party leader.
  • [Nigeria] An optimistic message on HIV to try to combat fear and stigma in Kaduna, north of Nigeria.
  • [Kenya] Sister Tresa Joseph who works at Nyumbani children's home, Nairobi.
    Sœur Tresa Joseph s'occupe de 94 enfants au centre Nyumbani de Nairobi.
  • [Rwanda] Rwandan refugees in Kintele Camp; some 25 kilometres north of Brazzaville, the nation's capital. November 23 2004.
    Rwanda refugees: Thousands in Uganda could lose their refugee status following the expiry of a deadline for voluntarily return to their country - file photo
  • [Cameroon] Water cascades over the natural dam at Lake Nyos in the rainy season. The dam is in danger of collapse.
    Water cascades over the natural dam at Lake Nyos in the rainy season
  • [Nigeria] "You can't see aids at a first look, so be careful and protect yourself", says in Hausa this billboard in Kaduna, north of Nigeria.
  • [Congo] Moungali - a poor neighbourhood in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo. June 30, 2005.
    A Brazzaville neighbourhood: Many children, like Bibouti, have been trafficked domestically and are living in servitude
  • [Congo] A street in one of Brazzaville's poor neighbourhoods. June 30, 2005
  • [Sudan] Returnees to southern Sudan loading their belongings onto a barge at the wharf in Kosti.
    South Sudanese in the North continue to make their way home (file photo)

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