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  • [Afghanistan] Haji Din Mohammad, governor of Nangarhar province.
    Haji Din Mohammad, governor of Nangarhar province
  • [Iraq] Destroyed school in Basra.
    Une école de Basra, détruite après l’invasion de 2003
  • [Chad] Moving with the times. The new school at Meurmeoul built with money from the oil project and to the right, the straw shack which the children in this southern Chad village used to call their classroom. September 2004.
  • [Iraq] Tourism companies do big business taking tourists to Syria.
    Tourism companies do big business taking tourists to Syria.
  • [Iraq] University students have started "The Vision" group to get involved in politics.
    University students have started "The Vision" group to get involved in politics
  • [CAR] Two of the five houses built for teachers by a parents association in Borossé, 35 km north of the capital, Bangui.
    Two of the five houses built for teachers by a parents association in Borossé, 35 km north of the capital, Bangui.
  • [Iraq] Children carrying their school books on the first day of school in the Karrada neighborhood of Baghdad.
  • [Chad] Children in the southern Chadian village of Kayrati show off their new water pump, which their community chose as compensation for the land it lost to the oil development. September 2004.
  • [Chad] A maze of pipes moves crude oil around at Kome oilfield, southern Chad. The project is being touted as a test case to prove that petro-dollars can benefit the poor.
    Un labyrinthe de tuyaux sert à acheminer le pétrole depuis le sud du Tchad vers le site d'exportation au Cameroun
  • [Chad] These storage tanks hold crude oil from three fields in southern Chad. The oil is then sent to the pipeline which delivers it to the Cameroon coast more than 1,000 km away.
    Réservoirs de stockage du pétrole au Tchad
  • [Chad] Martine, a midwife, cannot wait for her clinic at Kome near the oil field to get its promised refurbishment. The consortium pumping the oil from southern Chad has pledged to improve healthcare in the area. September 2004.
  • [Iraq] Fadia Ibrahem the director of Mansoor Al-Tacicya primary school in Baghdad.
  • [Rwanda] Anastasia Kabanyana, 54, sits outside her "Imidugudu" home in Kabuga sector, 15 km from the Rwandan capital, Kigali. She moved into the home in 1996.
  • [Afghanistan] Hundreds of people held rallies in the northern city of Mazar-e-Sharif in support of presidential candidate, Younus Qanuni.
    A presidential rally in the northern city of Mazar-e-Sharif
  • [Afghanistan] Hundreds of people held rallies in the northern city of Mazar-e-Sharif in support of presidential candidate, Younus Qanuni.
    Hundreds of people held rallies in the northern city of Mazar-e-Sharif in support of presidential candidate, Younus Qanuni
  • [Iraq] An empty schoolyard in Baghdad in the bank.
    An empty schoolyard in Baghdad
  • [Rwanda] Houses built under the Rwandan housing scheme known as Imidugudu. Most of the homes were built for thousands of refugees who returned after the 1994 genocide.
    Houses built for returnees in Rwanda: Officials say at least 20 Rwandan refugees are fleeing camps in Uganda daily, for localities further inland, fearing imminent repatriation
  • [Chad] Chad President Idriss Deby.
    President Idriss Deby pushed through constitutional changes that prompted criticism from the press
  • [Rwanda] A view of some of the Imidugudu houses built in 1996. This estate, with a total of 300 homes, is in Kabuga sector, 15 km from the capital, Kigali.
    A view of some of the Imidugudu houses built in 1996. This estate, with a total of 300 homes, is in Kabuga sector, 15 km from the capital, Kigali.
  • [Chad] Chad President Idriss Deby.
    Un nouveau mandat de cinq ans pour le Président Déby
  • [Iraq] Iraq Human Rights Ministry.
    Senior adviser to the Iraqi Ministry of Justice, Nouri A. Brahim at his desk.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Foreign Minister Bamba Mamadou.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian PM Seydou Diarra and his wife.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian PM Seydou Diarra with US officials at the State Department in September 2004.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Prime Minister Seydou Diarra on his way to meet IMF officials in Washington in September 2004.
    Seydou Diarra, le Premier ministre sortant, pourrait être reconduit dans ses fonctions
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Prime Minister Seydou Diarra (in the middle) on his way to meet IMF officials in Washington in September 2004.
  • [Swaziland] Children running along the current dirt highway at Mananga.
    The current dirt highway in Mananga
  • [Sudan] IDP women load their belongings onto trucks to move to another camp in Darfur.
  • [Pakistan] IOM Afghan voter education.
    Afghan women in Peshawar study IOM posters explaining how they can vote in October's Afghan presidential poll
  • [Afghanistan] Two Afghan women discussing the forthcoming election.
    Women candidates are finding it hard to get their message across in conservative Afghanistan, some have also been threatened or attacked
  • [Namibia] Namibia's Walvis Bay port.
    The port city of Walvis Bay has an HIV prevalence rate of between 25 and 30 percent
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Rat infestation.

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