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  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Rebels totting guns during anti UN and French demonstrations.
    Gun-waving protesters in Bouake, Cote d'Ivoire
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Rebel commander known as "Ben Laden".
  • [Afghanistan] Counting votes at a centre in the capital, Kabul.
    Election workers start counting votes after a series of delays related to allegations of foul play
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Clergy pass on the safe sex message.
    An iman outside a Bishkek mosque talks to young people
  • [Iraq] Children living with downs syndrome in Iraq receive very little assistance.
    Children living with Down's syndrome in Iraq receive very little assistance
  • [Mozambique] Angelica Siwea, nine months pregnant, selling cashew nuts. Two of her babies died before they were one month old and she has also had one miscarriage. She has four surviving children.
    Lack of timely food aid could prove catastrophic for many Southern African residents
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Clergy pass on the safe sex message.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Rebel commander Diarassouba Youssouf.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] AIDS prevention campaign in Bouake, the second biggest city of Cote d'Ivoire controlled by the rebels since september 2002.
    Le dépistage précoce réduit le risque de transmission du VIH à l’enfant
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Rebel commander Kone Zakaria.
    The New Forces have rejected the South Africans as mediators for peace
  • [Namibia] Celebrating the opening of Mapilelo AIDS treatment centre in Katima Mulilo.
  • [Namibia] AIDS treatment Mapilelo project.
  • [Namibia] Supreme Court Windhoek.
  • [Namibia] Soldier.
    War veterans to get their own ministry
  • [Namibia] Celebrating the opening of Mapilelo AIDS treatment centre in Katima Mulilo.
    Des jeunes célébrant l’ouverture d’un centre de traitement du sida à Katima Mulilo en Namibie
  • [Namibia] Rural woman.
    Women remain outsiders
  • [Namibia] Celebrating the opening of Mapilelo AIDS treatment centre in Katima Mulilo.
    Celebrating the opening of the Mapilelo project
  • [Swaziland] Downtown Mbabane with the Central Bank Building in centre, dominating the skyline.
    Volunteers are helping Swazi local authorities keep the towns clean
  • [Cameroon] Giant election campaign poster of President Paul Biya in Yaounde, October 2004.
    President Paul Biya of Cameroon has been re-elected for a further seven-year term
  • [Namibia] Windhoek.
    Windhoek's municipality is now managing the textile plant's wastewater
  • [Namibia] Young girls in Katima Mulilo.
    Young girls most at risk from HIV/AIDS
  • [Namibia] Windhoek.
    The country's textile sector faces stiff competition from the East
  • [Namibia] Food aid for orphans in Caprivi.
    WFP is going to run out of food for Namibia's orphans in the next few weeks
  • [Namibia] Anti-AIDS poster as part of "corridors of hope" initiative.
    HIV is driving the TB infection rate in Namibia
  • [Namibia] Katima Mulilo.
  • [Namibia] Youths in Katima Mulilo.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Gun-totting protesters in Bouake.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Rebel fighters participed in protestes against UN and French peacekeepers.
    Rebel fighters protest UN and French peacekeepers in 2004
  • [Senegal] Immature pink locusts in Senegal, September 2004.
  • [Liberia] Convoy of UNHCR trucks carrying home the first group of 80 Liberian refugees from Sierra Leone to be repatriated under the UNHCR official programme on October 1 2004. Photo taken at international bridge at Bo Waterside.
  • [Liberia] Liberian refugees arriving at the border point of Bo Waterside from Sierra Leone at the start of the UNHCR official repatriation programme October 1 2004.
    UNHCR
  • [Uzbekistan] An illegal coal miner opening a makeshift door to an abandoned mine.
    An illegal coal miner opening a makeshift door to an abandoned mine

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