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  • [DRC] Gen Jean-Francois Collot D'Escury, head of MONUC in Kinshasa.
    Le général Jean-Francois Collot d'Escury, chef des forces de la MONUC à Kinshasa
  • [Jordan] Landmine survivors in Jordan will soon receive great job opportunities.
  • [Iraq] The disabled will recieve help from government under a new programme.
  • [DRC] Disarmed militiamen awaiting processing at a transit centre in the town of Bunia in the northeastern district of Ituri.
    Disarmed militiamen at a transit centre in Ituri
  • [DRC] Boys work on their farm in in Ituri, eastern DRC. A shortage of planting material makes planting difficult after six years of conflict in the area.
  • [Afghanistan] Nazonin's daughter opens the door of her house in the Bag-e Aalam village in Shamali plains.
    Nazonin's daughter opens the door of her home in the tiny village of Bag-e Aalam
  • [Senegal] Touba 2005: a mouride sports an image of the Khalif on his head scarf, the main Touba mosque in the background.
    La moitié des nouvelles infections au Sénégal concerne des jeunes de moins de 24 ans
  • [Senegal] Touba: Mourides share a traditional bowl of Tchep.
  • [Senegal] Touba pilgrimage 2005: women dish out food for the pilgrims, provided by the Khalif.
    Cholera epidemic spreads nationwide after pilgrimage
  • [DRC] Reconstruction of vital transport routes in Ituri has been delayed due to conflict. This bridge south of the town of Bunia was rebuilt by an NGO, German Agro Action.
    Un pont reconstruit par l'ONG allemande AAA, au sud de la ville de Bunia, en Ituri
  • [Angola] Family.
  • [DRC] The IDP camp in Tche, Ituri District, eastern DRC.
    A camp for the displaced in Ituri: Thousands of people who fled in October have started receiving relief aid
  • [DRC] Fields unattended in Djugu Territory of Ituri District, eastern DRC: 20,000 Hema farmer families live in camps, nobody is attending their fields and planting because of insecurity.
    DRC's dense forests.
  • [DRC] Deserted farmland in Djugu Territory, Ituri District, eastern DRC: Most families live in camps for the internally displaced, nobody is attending their fields because of militia attacks.
  • The main mosque at dusk is brightly lit during the annual pilgrimage, Touba, Senegal, 31 March 2005. Touba is a holy city established in 1887 by Sheikh Ahmaudou Bamba Mbacke, a muslim mystic and founder of the mouride brotherhood.
  • A young member of the mouride brotherhood prays in front of an image of the Khalif in Touba, Senegal’s second largest city, 31 March 2005. The Mouride brotherhood is a large Islamic Sufi order most prominent in Senegal and The Gambia, with headquarters
  • [Syria] Wind turbines are an alternative for eletrictity production in Syria.
    Wind turbines are an alternative for eletrictity production in Syria.
  • [Angola] Angola's vice minister for health, Jose Van Dunem.
    Angola's vice minister for health, Jose Van Dunem
  • [Yemen] Under nine per cent of roads in the country are metalled, according to a government review of development. [Date picture taken: 2000/02/05]
    The government says the al-Houthi rebels are based in the mountains
  • [Nepal] Many women in villages die from pregnancy related complications, mainly due to lack of adequate health facilities.
    Villagers complain the Maoist ceasefire has not yet made their lives any easier
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Opposition leaders lead anti-government protests in the capital, Bishkek.
    Last week's protests in Kyrgyzstan toppled Akaev's government and brought opposition leaders to power
  • [Togo] Thousands demonstrate for the elections to be delayed so that they can be conducted freely and fairly. Lome, March 2005.
    Des manifestants réclamant la présence de forces de maintien de la paix de l'ONU pour superviser les prochaines élections présidentielles
  • [Togo] Gilchrist Olympio, taken in Lome March 2005.
    Key opposition figure Gilchrist Olympio, left
  • [Swaziland] Workers on construction site.
    Le projet d’Ekuthuleni est le premier à interdire les foyers de travailleurs, qui pourraient propager le VIH
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Many shops were looted in Bishkek on Thursday night following protests that toppled deposed president Askar Akaev's government.
    Many shops were looted in Bishkek on Thursday night following protests that toppled deposed president Akaev's government
  • [Swaziland] Mavis Samuels.
    Mavis Samuels and two of the orphaned babies awaiting adoption
  • [Angola] Thompson leaves Angola with mixed feelings.
    Ambassador Thompson leaves Angola with mixed feelings
  • [Swaziland] Mavis Samuels.
  • [Iraq] UN Special Representative to Iraq, Ashraf Qazi.
    UN Special Representative to Iraq, Ashraf Qazi
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Protesters running to the government seat in Bishkek.
    Thousands of protesters storm the Kyrgyz seat of government
  • [Kyrgyzstan] People's patrol in the southern city of Osh.
    Members of a 'people's brigade' maintain security on the streets of Osh - under opposition control since Tuesday
  • [Senegal] Car at the Jacques Chirac drugs awareness centre on the outskirts of Dakar.
    L'extérieur du centre Jacques Chirac de sensibilisation sur les drogues, à Dakar

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