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  • [Sudan] UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan listens to tribal leaders in zam zam 'camp'.
    Kofi Annan listens to tribal leaders in Zamzam 'camp'.
  • [Iraq] A man from Basra at the office reclaiming his confiscated property.
    A man from Basra at the office reclaiming his confiscated property
  • [Guinea] Pay day for one working Guinean who has returned from Cote d'Ivoire. He earns 500 Guinean Francs or 20 cents labouring for a day in the sun.
  • [DRC] A train, christened "Kambelembele", arrives at the port of Kindu on 29 June 2004, after six years of a disruption in rail transport between Maniema and Katanga provinces. Date taken: 28 June 2004. Caption in French: Le train Kambelembele arriva
    The "Kambelembele" arrives in Kindu, the first train in six years.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] UN Resident Coordinator, Jerzy Skuratowicz.
    UNDP Resident Representative in Kyrgyzstan, Jerzy Skuratowicz
  • [Ethiopia] Woman carrying carrying wood for cooking.
    Ethiopian woman carrying wood for cooking.
  • [Malawi] Age-relevant "life skills" have been added to the school curriculum in Malawi.
  • [Iraq] Iraq Measles campaign 2004, Basra.
  • [Iraq] Iraq Measles campaign 2004, Basra.
  • [Iraq] Iraq Measles campaign 2004, Basra.
    Children were vaccinated in schools during the measles vaccination campaign
  • Prison.
    Most of the suspected mercenaries are likely to be released soon
  • UN helicopter.
    UN helicopters are commonly used by aid workers, peacekeepers and other personnel
  • [Guinea] An unhappy woman selling rice in Conakry. Food prices have increased six-fold in recent years while wages have stagnated.
    Woman selling rice in Conakry market
  • EXHILDAH ODEMU, housewife of Chiwala Village in Ndola rural captured conversating on her cell phone.
    Rural woman using her cellphone
  • [Iraq] Police officers conducting a routine security check in Basra.
    Tight security in Baghdad is preventing people from getting to work.
  • [Iraq] Patrons at local kebap house in Baghdad watch news of the handover on TV on Monday.
    Patrons at a local kebab house in Baghdad watch news of the handover on TV on Monday
  • [Sierra Leone] Emyr Jones Parry at a press conference in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
    Emyr Jones Parry who is leading the delegation.
  • [Ethiopia] Commissioner Said Djinnit.
    Saïd Djinnit, AU peace and security commissioner.
  • [Ethiopia] Water harvesting project in Amhara where water from the rainy season will be stored and used during dry periods.
    Water harvesting project in Amhara.
  • [Iran] Abdullah Rezai, a refugee in Iran, awaits his return to Afghanistan.
  • [Iran] Afghan children at play in Iran.
  • [Iran] UNHCR tents in Dogharoun on the border.
  • [Iran] An over night shelter for returning refugees in Dogharoun.
  • [Iran] An Afghan refugee in his shelter.
  • [Iran] A refugee family at the Torbat-e-Jam refugee camp.
    A refugee family at the Torbat-e-Jam refugee camp
  • [Iran] Afghan refugees receiving mine awareness prior to their return home.
    Afghan refugees receiving mine awareness prior to their return home
  • [Iran] Afghans wait before boarding buses for the border.
    The money will assist the voluntary repatriation of Afghans, like this group waiting for transport near the Iran/Afghan border
  • [Ethiopia] Asefa Biru, NEB head, standing next to voter registration forms for next year's elections.
    Asefa Biru, NEB head.
  • [Afghanistan] Thousands of children work the streets of Kabul to sustain their families.
  • [Afghanistan] Thousands of children work the streets of Kabul to sustain their families.
  • [Togo] The popular Gbadago area flooded after the rains.
  • [Togo] A gutter in the Hanoukope area of Lome, Togo, choked with rubbish.

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