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  • [Eritrea] Jatinder Cheema, USAID's outgoing mission director in Eritrea.
    Jatinder Cheema
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] A child in Boli, 75km south of Bouake, standing before what was once the village bakery before it was destroyed in an inter-ethnic clash.
    Une évaluation épidémiologique a révélé que dans certaines régions de la Côte d'Ivoire, le taux de prévalence de l'onchocercose chez les enfants de moins de cinq ans est de 14,29 pour cent.
  • [Benin] Motorcycle taxis fill up with contraband petrol at a roadside stall in Cotonou.
    Taxis-motos utilisant l'essence de contrebande provenant du Nigeria
  • [Togo] Updating Togo's electoral roll ahead of 24 April presidential poll.
    Updating Togo's electoral roll
  • [Togo] Opposition rally in Lome a week before 24 April presidential election.
    Opposition supporters with yellow bandanas, tee-shirts and flags call for change
  • [Benin] Motorcycle taxi drivers filling their tanks with contraband petrol from Nigeria at a roadside stall in Cotonou, Benin, April 2005.
    Motorcycle taxis fill up with contraband petrol
  • [Benin] A motorcycle taxi plies for trade on the streets of Cotonou.
    The streets of Cotonou are increasingly dangerous
  • [Togo] Queuing up for voting cards as member of Togo's special 24 April election security force looks on.
    Togo vote
  • [Togo] Togo voters line up for new voting cards ahead of 24 April poll.
    Electeurs togolais faisant la queue pour recevoir leur nouvelle carte d'électeur
  • [Benin] Statue of former Communist dictator Todor Zhivkov in Place de Bulgarie, Cotonou.
  • [Iraq] Children in Iraq.
    The IOM said there was a major lack of food and fuel in Baghdad and in southern Iraq
  • Mary Yar Makut, a destitute returnee in Rumbek, southern Sudan, shows the wild fruits she has to survive on, 18 April 2005. While the violence is horrific, starvation is the leading cause of death in the Darfur conflict.
  • [Sudan] Returnee children brave the rain in Rumbek, southern Sudan.
    Returnee children brave the rain in Rumbek.
  • [Sudan] Women draw water from a borehole in Malualkon, southern Sudan.
    Displaced Sudanese women drawing water from a borehole.
  • [Sudan] Returnee children in Rumbek, southern Sudan.
  • [Iraq] Children in Iraq.
    Ongoing violence in Iraq is causing a deterioration of the population's mental health, particularly children.
  • [Iraq] Children in Iraq.
    Mental health specialists say there has been an increase in domestic violence against children in Iraq
  • [Iraq] Children in Iraq.
    Poverty, poor health and a lack of education plague a new generation of Iraqi children.
  • [Senegal] Brazil's popular President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on a roundtrip to five West African countries (Cameroon, Nigeria, Guinea Bissau, Ghana, Senegal) is seeking support for an enlarged South-South trade. He left Senegal April 14, 2005.
    La politique brésilienne en matière de lutte contre le sida est un modèle pour de nombreux pays
  • [Ghana] Refugees from Sudan's Darfur region seek shelter in a half-built government office block in Accra, Ghana in April 2005.
  • [Ghana] Sudanese refugee Mubarak Alchek, whose amputated foot did not stop him trekking from Darfur province to Ghana, 5000 km away.
    Mubarak Alchek, whose amputed foot did not stop him trekking 3000 km from Darfur to Ghana
  • [Senegal] Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on a current roundtrip to four West African countries is seeking support for an enlarged South-South cooperation. Here in Senegal, June 13, 2005.
    Le président brésilien Lula a terminé sa tournée africaine par le Sénégal
  • [Senegal] Civil society gets mobilised against human right violations, Dakar, July 2004.
    Pour les organisations de lutte, l'Etat doit davantage s'impliquer dans le combat contre l'épidémie
  • [Rwanda] A pile of small arms, part of 6,000 that Rwanda destroyed on 14 April 2005. Date taken 14 April 2005.
    Millions of small arms circulate within the Great Lakes and Horn of Africa.
  • [Senegal] A child is begging on the streets of Dakar at night.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Liberation Front for the Grand West (FLGO) militia leader Denis Maho Glofiei in Guiglo.
    FLGO militia leader Denis Maho Glofiei
  • Ann Cooper, executive director of international NGO, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
    Ann Cooper, executive director of international NGO, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Voluntary land seizures in the capital, Bishkek.
    Land protesters outside Bishkek
  • [Somalia] Livestock killed by drought in Hargeysa.
    Livestock that died as a result of drought in Hargeysa.
  • [Somalia] Villages abandoned following severe drought in Somaliland.
    Villages abandoned following severe drought: Many pastoralists in Somaliland's Sanag region have moved to urban centres after their animals died - file photo
  • [Somalia] A mother holds her malnourished child to be examined by a doctor in Hargeysa, Somalia, May 2006. An estimated 40,000 children in the Horn of Africa risk of dying of malnutrition in the coming months as a result of prolonged regional drought, whi
    Malnourished child in Hargeysa, Somalia.
  • [Sudan] Caesar Mazzolari, Bishop of Rumbek, southern Sudan.
    Caesar Mazzolari, Bishop of Rumbek

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