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  • [Swaziland] National Library in Mbabane.
    The government is going to pump more funds into institutions like the National Library in Mbabane
  • [Sierra Leone] Artisanal diamond miners with their hand tools collect alluvial diamonds everyday in Koidu Town, Kono district, eastern Sierra Leone.
  • [Sierra Leone] Open cast kimberlite mine at Koidu in eastern Sierra Leone, Koidu Holdings.
  • [Sierra Leone] Koidu Holdings Kimberlite mine in Koidu eastern Sierra Leone.
  • [Iraq] Ramdi families flee the city to schools and camps 10Km near the city.
  • [Nigeria] 22-year-old Nigerian, Sadiya, was one of the first fistula sufferers to get treatment during a two-week drive by UNFPA that kicked off on 21 February.
    Two million women worldwide suffer with fistula
  • [Nigeria] Fatima, who married when she was 14 and fell pregnant soon afterwards, suffered from fistula. Her community in northern Nigeria rejected her when she began leaking urine after a difficult labour. Her child was still born.
    Fatima, from northern Nigeria, married when she was 14 and fell pregnant soon after (file photo)
  • [Iraq] Rubbish on the streets of Baghdad, poses health risk, doctors say.
    Rubbish on the streets of Baghdad, poses health risk, doctors say.
  • Bacchu Rokaya and her five children at a camp for internally displaced people in the village of Rajhena near Nepalgunj town, Nepal, 23 February 2005. Since the Maoist rebellion against the state began nine years ago, children's education has been one of t
  • [DRC] A former combatant lays down his gun at a disarmament transit centre in Bunia, Ituri District. February 2005.
    Un ex-combattant restituant son arme dans le centre de désarmement et de transit de Bunia, dans le district de l'Ituri
  • [Togo] Ahlimba does the same teaching job as her two male colleagues but because the Togolese government cannot afford her salary she relies on contributions from the parents of her pupils. Anfoin-Tota, Togo, February 2005.
    Ahlimba with her state-salaried colleagues. When parents don't have the cash, she doesn't get paid
  • [Togo] Sodahun Atsou only has to pay half the annual school fees for her children but finding the cash is tricky, especially when the crops fail. Hangoume-Akolisse, Togo, February 2005.
  • [Togo] The school at Hangoume-Akolisse. Parents pay the salaries of all three teachers and donated the sand and straw to build the classrooms because the Togolese government has no money. February 2005.
    Power cuts are forcing students in Togo to study by street lamps at night
  • [DRC] A disarmament transit centre in Bunia, Ituri District. February 2005.
  • [DRC] A former child soldier walks past guns handed in by ex-combatants before entry into a disarmament centre in Kpandroma, Ituri District. February 2005.
    Les anciens combattants sont considérés comme des populations à hauts risques face au VIH
  • [Iraq] Rubbish on the streets of Baghdad, poses health risk, doctors say.
  • [Iraq] Rubbish on the streets of Baghdad, poses health risk, doctors say.
    Rubbish on the streets of Baghdad, poses health risk, doctors say
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] The first savings bank in the rebel-held north of Cote d'Ivoire opens its doors to the public in Bouake in February 2005.
    The new savings bank for northern Cote d'Ivoire
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Rebel leaders queue to open accounts at the first savings bank to open in the rebel-held north of Cote d'Ivoire, in Bouake in February 2005.
  • [Swaziland] King's new limo - Feb 2005.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] An unprecedented amount of political advertising can be seen in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek, in the run up to Sunday's election.
    An unprecedented amount of political advertising can be seen in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek, in the run-up to Sunday's election
  • [Liberia] Firestone rubber plantation, the rubber tree plantation extends for one million acres 35km southeast of the capital Monrovia.
    Une plantation d'hévéas au Liberia - une affaire juteuse pour des centaines d'ex-combattants
  • [Togo] The Togolese village of Hangoume-Akolisse -- the nearest nurse is 4km away, parents have to pay for teachers out of their own bare pockets, the fields don't produce enough crops and there's no jobs to be had. February 2005.
    Villagers in Hangoume-Akolisse are hoping for better times
  • [Togo] Togo's opposition leaders march against Faure Gnassingbe. February 2005. From left to right: Yawowi Agboyibor of CAR, Emmanuel Bob-Akitani of UFC and Leopold Gnininvi of CDPA.
    Togo's opposition leaders march against Faure Gnassingbe ahead of April 2005 election
  • [Togo] Billboard in Togolese capital, Lome showing the man who ruled over this West African nation for 38 years, Gnassingbe Eyadema. February 2005.
    Finding a successor for Gnassingbe Eyadema. No date for elections yet
  • [Togo] "Return to the constitution! Free the radios!" Togolese protest against Faure Gnassingbe's seizure of power. 19 February 2005.
    Protestors want a return to the constitution and Gnassingbe to step down
  • [Togo] Barricades burn in the opposition stronghold of Be in the capital, Lome. Togolese youths have clashed with security forces. February 2005.
    Pneus incendiés dans le quartier de Bé, en février
  • [Togo] Togolese lawyers take to the steps of the capital's law courts to protest the seizure of power by Faure Gnassingbe. February 2005.
    La législation togolaise veut protèger les personnes vivant avec le VIH
  • [Togo] More than 10,000 people took to the streets on 19 February 2005 in the biggest protest so far aginst Faure Gnassingbe seizing power in Togo following his father's death.
  • [Togo] "Mr Chirac. There are French people in Togo. Beware!" -- Togolese protesters take to the streets to demand Faure Gnassingbe stands down. 19 February 2005.
  • [Togo] Jean-Pierre Fabre, secretary general of Togo's main opposition party, the Union of Forces for Change (UFC).
  • [Angola] ladies waiting for water at one of the water standpoints in Hoji-ya-Henda, Luanda.
    Women waiting for water at one of the water standpoints in Hoji-ya-Henda

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