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  • [South Africa] Rubbish accumulated in the Ezenzeleni township.
  • [South Africa] Rubbish accumulated in the Ezenzeleni township.
  • [South Africa] Rubbish accumulated in the Ezenzeleni township.
  • [South Africa] Shacks in the Intabazwe township in Harrismith, Free State.
    Shacks in the Intabazwe township in Harrismith, Free State
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  • [South Africa] Martha Mohumane, a shack dweller in Intabazwe applied for a permanent house in 1997.
  • [South Africa] Unemployed women are trained at the Raohelang Crafters- a community based and government-funded initiative in Intabazwe.
    Thousands of garment workers are set to lose their jobs
  • [South Africa] Women have found employment at the Raohelang Crafters in Intabazwe township.
  • [South Africa] Women have found employment at the Raohelang Crafters in Intabazwe township.
  • [Iraq] Red Crescent in Kirkuk.
  • [Iraq] Red Crescent in Kirkuk.
  • [Iraq] Red Crescent in Kirkuk.
    The IRCS at work in Kirkuk.
  • [South Africa] Unemployed youth are awaiting for funds to help them acquire skills in Intabazwe township.
    Dispelling gender myths could curb violence against women
  • [Swaziland] Swazi workers.
    Impact of AIDS seen at every level of business
  • [Iraq] Results of US air strikes on Fallujah, October 2004.
  • [Iraq] Results of US air strikes on Fallujah, October 2004.
  • [Iraq] Car bomb attack on Arabya TV station, Baghdad, October 2004.
    Iraqis fear that a recent string of bomb attacks could mark a return to the violent days of the past
  • [Ethiopia] Almaz Mamera counts her vouchers.
    Edirs: ajuda na hora certa
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Zuegen Toure (left), the leader of the GPP pro-Gbagbo militia group in Cote d'Ivoire, with Moise Kore (right), his "Defence Minister," and a group of GPP volunteers at their training centre in a commandeered primary school in Abidjan in Oc
    Zuegen Toure (left), GPP leader, in October 2004.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Volunteers of the pro-Gbagbo GPP militia group at their training centre in a commandeered primary school in Abidjan, October 2004.
    Ready for action - Uniformed members of the GPP training at the school in Adjame
  • [Liberia] Monrovia city - religious clashes - October 2004.
    Un couvre-feu est toujours en place à Monrovia
  • [SWAZILAND] Border bottle shop.
  • [Mozambique] Rosinha Carlos with counsellor, Joana Maguru at YFHS, Gurue, Zambezia.
    Rosinha Carlos could have benefited from counselling
  • [ZIMBABWE] MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai.
    Tsvangirai has revised his attitude towards Mbeki
  • [Ethiopia] Genet Zewdie, Ethiopia's only female minister.
    Genet Zewdie, Ethiopia's only female minister.
  • [Ethiopia] Birhan's face from the first broadcasts of the 1984 famine and used on the Band Aid concerts to galvanise world opinion 20 years ago.
  • [Ethiopia] Birhan and her father Weldu today.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Uranium waste dumps around the southern Mailuu-Suu town impact on local population's health.
    Uranium waste dumps in southern Kyrgyzstan also impact on local population's health
  • [Mozambique] Carla Andiseni, a peer educator orphaned by AIDS, and Manuel Jose, one of the "graduates" of UNICEF's "My Future is my choice" programme.
    The youth are vulnerable to HIV infection
  • [Pakistan] Training women councillors in Peshawar.
  • [Mozambique] Two young men take part in a training run by Care and supported by UNDP, for a microfinance project, in,Supinho locality, Nicoadala district, Zambezia province They also learn about HIV/AIDS prevention. The men, Casimiro Goerge, 34, and Al
  • [Mozambique] Counselling working at door of GATV centre, centre for voluntary counselling, testing of HIV/AIDS recently opened in district of Alto Molocue, Zambezia.

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