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  • [Namibia] Angolan refugee Natalia Daniel.
    Angolan refugee Natalia Daniel is reluctant to return home
  • [Sudan] Refugee from Darfur who fled with her father and grandchildren, in the river bed between Tine Chad and Tine Sudan.
    Refugee from Darfur who fled with her father and grandchildren, in the river bed between Tine Chad and Tine Sudan
  • [Ethiopia] Coffee sorters in Ethiopia.
    Coffee sorters in Ethiopia.
  • [Iran] The quake left thousands of children psychologically traumatised.
  • [Nigeria] School pupils in Lagos Nigeria.
    Schools shut down during the four-day strike reopened in Lagos and other major cities in the country
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Prime Minister Seydou Elimane Diarra.
    Seydou Diarra - standing up to the president
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Chief political rebel leader, Guillaume Soro.
    Soro: "Nothing left to give"
  • [Nigeria] St Finbar's College, Lagos
Falling education standards.
    St Finbar's College, Lagos
  • [Ghana] Thousands of NDC supporters follow Rawlings car after his testimony at the National Reconciliation Commission.
    Rawlings' supporters mob his car after NRC hearing
  • [Zimbabwe] Farm settlement in Zimbabwe.
  • [Zimbabwe] Farm settlement in Zimbabwe.
  • [Zimbabwe] Farm settlement in Zimbabwe.
    Une petite exploitation agricole au Zimbabwe
  • [Zimbabwe] Farm settlement in Zimbabwe.
  • [Zimbabwe] Farm settlement in Zimbabwe.
  • [Zimbabwe] Farm settlement in Zimbabwe.
    Zimbabwe has the lowest Human Poverty Index ranking in Southern Africa
  • [Zimbabwe] Farm settlement in Zimbabwe.
    The costs of property has skyrocketed in recent years
  • UK Development Secretary Hilary Benn.
    UK Development Secretary Hilary Benn.
  • [Angola] Engracia, with her sister Carolina and mother Antonica.
    Engracia, with her sister Carolina and mother Antonica
  • [Iraq] Residents of the villages in desperate need of repair in northern Iraq.
  • [Lesotho] Green field turned into lunar wasteland by soil erosion.
    Soil erosion damage: Scientists in 42 African countries hope to map areas at risk of soil degradation and facilitate appropriate interventions that could help to curb food insecurity
  • [Lesotho] Counsel of the Lesotho Law Reform Commission, Sakoane Sakoane.
  • [Lesotho] Agricultural Field Officer, Justice Rammoko.
  • [Iraq] Residents of the villages in desperate need of repair in northern Iraq.
    Residents of the villages in Mahmour district
  • [Afghanistan] Radio Solh Studio is like a home to villagers in Parwan and is the only source people make their voices out.
    Zakia Zaki presents a youth radio programme on Radio Solh - with help from local children
  • [Lesotho] Director of Social Welfare, Limakatso Chisepo.
    Director of Social Welfare, Limakatso Chisepo
  • [Lesotho] Women food aid recipients, near Sixondo.
    Women collecting food aid rations - more than a quarter of the population need relief assistance
  • [Lesotho] Boulder-strewn river in Mahale's Hoek district reduced to puddle.
    Boulder-strewn river in Mahale's Hoek district reduced to puddle
  • Hilary Benn MP, UK International Development Secretary.
    Hilary Benn, UK International Development Secretary
  • [ZIMBABWE] Family living on the streets of Harare.
    Zimbabwe's economic and political crisis has led to a sharp rise in asylum seekers
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Landslide claimed lives of some 30 people. Not all the Sogot landslide survivors could move into these brand new houses.
  • [Kyrgyzstan] Landslide claimed lives of some 30 people.
    More than 30 people died in this landslide in Sogot, now the village has been abandoned
  • [Uganda] Denise Atim 3 was beaten in the face by an LRA soldier.
    Denise Atim, 3, was tortured by the LRA during a raid on his father's home.

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