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  • [Angola] Most Angolans survive by trading informally.
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  • [Pakistan] Hyderabad health emergency.
    Those children who have reached a hospital are the lucky ones
  • [Pakistan] Hyderabad health emergency.
    Thirty four people, mostly children, have died and more than 4,000 others have been treated for severe gastric illnesses since the crisis broke in mid-May
  • [Angola]
    The Esperança hospital specialises in treating people living with HIV/AIDS
  • [Angola]
    No sign yet of the oil windfall
  • [Angola]
    Basic sanitation levels needed to be raised
  • [Angola]
    Violence is increasing in Luanda
  • [Angola] Angolans continue to be highly vulnerable. (trade)
    Special attention is needed to achieve equality for women
  • [Angola] Most Angolans survive by trading informally.
    Most Angolans survive by trading informally
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  • [Kenya] Anti-FGM activists at the Nairobi conference.
    Anti-FGM activists: Hundreds of girls between seven and 17 have sought refuge in church compounds in Kuria to avoid the ritual
  • [Nigeria] Adams Oshiomhole (dressed in khaki), President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, announces the ending of a three-day general strike in Lagos, 11 June 2004.
  • [Nigeria] Adams Oshiomhole, President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, addresses a meeting in Lagos during the general strike of June 2004.
    President of the Nigeria Labour Congress Adams Oshiomhole is a very persuasive speaker
  • [Ghana] Four suspected drug traffickers go back to jail on 11 June 2004 after the Ghana Supreme Court upheld the quashing of their bail order.
    Suspected drug traffickers go back to jail
  • [Ethiopia] A traditional coffee ceremony.
    A traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony
  • [Liberia] Chayee Doe, deputy leader of LURD and younger brother of former president Samuel Doe.
    Chayee Doe
  • [South Africa] South African troops.
    South African troops will keep an eye on troublesome spots in the DRC for another year
  • [Nigeria] Nigerian students demonstrate in Lagos during the general strike against fuel price increases on 9 June 2004.
    Nigerian students demonstrate in support of the strike
  • [Liberia] Children play in the courtyard of a roofless school in Sanniquellie, Nimba County, Liberia.
    Many schools were destroyed during Liberia's 14-year civil war.
  • [Nigeria] Marina Avenue in Lagos, empty of traffic during a general strike in Nigeria on 9 June 2004.
    Lagos Marina - empty of traffic during general strike
  • [ZIMBABWE] Home-link logo.
    Zimbabwe has encouraged economic migrants to remit money
  • [South Africa] Solar Panel.
    Solar Panel.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo.
    President Laurent Gbagbo is still reluctant to implement the peace accord
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo and French President Jacques Chirac.
    Les présidents Jacques Chirac et Laurent Gbagbo
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo flanked by one of his daughters upon arriving on a  private visit in the US in June 2004.
    President Gbagbo, seen here flanked by one of his daughters in Washington, had not even arrived in the US capital before his country erupted again
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo and his ambassador to the US, Daouda Diabate.
  • [Senegal] Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade and President Chirac.
  • [Mali] Malian President Amadou Toumani Toure and French Jacques Chirac.
  • [Ghana] Ghanaian President John Kufuor with French President Jacques Chirac.
  • [Tajikistan] Zuhro and her sister smiling outside their home in Shakhonor village, Khatlon province.
    Tajikistan still has the lowest per capita income of the former Soviet republics.

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