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  • [Niger] Malnourished child in MSF therapeutic feeding centre in Zinder town, Zinder district, Niger. July 2005.
  • [Egypt] A campaigning banner of Ahmed al-Sabahi of Al-Umma Party. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/04]
  • [Syria] Iraqis in Syria undecided on new constitution.
    Over 1,000 Iraqi refugees are crossing into Syria every day
  • [Syria] Abdulhamid launched his blog after spending six months at The Brookings Institution in Washington DC.
    Ammar Abdel-Hamid launched his blog after spending six months at The Brookings Institution in Washington DC.
  • [Egypt] Election banner of Hosni Mubarak in Cairo. [Date picture taken: 2005/09/04]
    President Hosni Mubarak is still firmly in charge
  • [Egypt] Mokhles Kotb, Secretary General of the National Council for Human Rights, sees hope for a better human rights situation in Egypt in light of presidential elections.
    Mokhles Kotb, Secretary General of the NCHR, sees hope for a better human rights situation in Egypt in light of presidential elections.
  • [Nigeria] Dora Akunyili, the Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Adminstration and Control (NAFDAC), who is leading Nigeria's crackdown on fake drugs. August 2005.
    Dora Akunyili, une femme déterminée à combattre la contrefaçon des médicaments au Nigeria
  • [Iraq] Ambulances rushed to the scene of devastation where more than 1000 pilgrims were killed.
    Many Iraqis die every week because of a lack of ambulances, doctors and fire-fighting equipment
  • Cholera has been sweeping across West Africa this year, killing almost 500 people between January and August 2005.
  • [Swaziland] The children's section is busiest part of Swazi libraries.
    The children's section is the busiest part of Swazi libraries
  • [Iraq] Up to 3 million pilgrims attended the mosque near the Tigris river.
  • Lazarus Drug: ARVs in the treatment Era IRIN Web Special.
  • [Sudan] Sudanese refugees at the food distribution center in Kakuma refugees camp in Kenya. [Date picture taken: 2/23/2005]
    IRIN Radio assesses the humanitarian consequences of the outbreak of factional fighting in Malakal, Unity state, towards the end of 2006, in which hundreds of people were injured and several thousand displaced.
  • [Zimbabwe] Jonathan Moyo - former information minister.
    Jonathan Moyo has taken up the cause of those affected by Operation Gukurahundi
  • [Burundi] Burundi 1st Vice-President Martin Nduwimana, of the Union pour le progress national party. Place: Bujumbura, Burundi. [Date picture taken: 2005/08/29]
    Martin Nduwimana, Burundi's First Vice-President
  • [Burundi] Burundi 2nd Vice-President Alice Nzomukunda, from President Pierre Nkurunziza’s ruling party, Conseil national pour la defense de la democratie-Forces pour la defense de la democratie (CNDD-FDD). Place: Bujumbura, Burundi. [Date picture taken:
    Burundi's former second Vice President Alice Nzomukunda
  • [Burundi] Burundi 2nd Vice-President Alice Nzomukunda, from President Pierre Nkurunziza’s ruling party, Conseil national pour la defense de la democratie-Forces pour la defense de la democratie (CNDD-FDD). Place: Bujumbura, Burundi. [Date picture taken:
  • [Burundi] Burundi Pierre Nkurunziza, 40, at his presidential swearing in ceremony on 26 August 2005. Place: Bujumbura, Burundi. [Date picture taken: 2005/08/26]
    Rebel turned president, Pierre Nkurunziza, at his swearing in in August 2005
  • [Iraq] Journalists receive training in Basra.
    Journalists receiving training in Basra
  • [Iraq] Journalists receive training in Basra.
    Reporters Without Borders said 181 journalists and media assistants have been killed in Iraq since the US-led invasion in March 2003
  • [Nepal] Villagers in a remote part of eastern Nepal sit down to hear the plans of an NGO planning to introdude irrigation to increase farm production. Winning the confidence of local communities has been the only way for NGOs to opeate in Maoist controlle
    Villagers in a remote part of eastern Nepal sit down to hear the plans of an NGO planning to introduce irrigation to increase farm production
  • [Swaziland] The annual reed dance - where young women gather from across the country to pay homage to the queen mother - could be seen as an example of "girl power".
    Les efforts de lutte contre le sida se sont heurtés à des croyances et des pratiques culturelles profondément ancrées
  • The number of people receiving ARVs in developing countries has more than doubled from 400,000 in December 2003 to about 1 million in June 2005, according to a report released by the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNAIDS.
    Working in the dark
  • [Swaziland] The annual reed dance - where young women gather from across the country to pay homage to the queen mother - could be seen as an example of "girl power".
    The annual reed dance - celebrating 'girl-power' or exploitation
  • [Swaziland] The annual reed dance - where young women gather from across the country to pay homage to the queen mother - could be seen as an example of "girl power".
  • [Niger] Residents of the Niger village of Damana are full of joy and relief that after this year's food shortages, the new harvest looks big. [Picture taken: August 2005]
    Promising harvest in Niger
  • [Niger] Halilou Habou tends his crop of millet. Residents of the Niger village of Damana are full of joy and relief that after this year's food shortages, the new harvest looks big. [Picture taken: August 2005]
    Thanks to good rains and much to residents relief, crops are flourishing in some corners of Niger
  • [Lebanon] Destruction caused by the bombing in Beirut has cost traders thousands of dollars.
    A Beirut man surveys bomb damage to his home
  • [Lebanon] Destruction caused by the bombing in Beirut has cost traders thousands of dollars.
    Bombings in predominantly Christian areas of Lebanon and attacks on individuals have shocked the nation.
  • [Zimbabwe] Following the death of their mother, Progress (extreme left) looks after her two sisters, Shipo and Sharon. [Date picture taken: 2005/08/25]
    The HIV/AIDS epidemic has orphaned over one million children.
  • [Zimbabwe] Kafus Ngulube tries to support his six children by ferrying goods in his donkey trap. [Date picture taken: 2005/08/25]
    Rural Zimbabweans have to rely on alternative modes of transport
  • [Zimbabwe] Zimbabwean teenagers risk their life and limb to make it across the borders to South Africa. [Date picture taken: 2005/08/24]

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