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  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Dr. Eder Reginamaria, the coordinator of the medical programme of the Association des Oeuvres medicales des Eglises pour la Sante en Centrafrique. Date taken: 22 Jan 2004.
    Dr. Eder Reginamaria, the coordinator of the medical programme of the Association des Oeuvres medicales des Eglises pour la Sante en Centrafrique.
  • [Zimbabwe] A Harare coffin manufacture busy at work.
    Coffin makers are experiencing a booming trade
  • [South Africa] Communal farmers in eastern Free State have no water or fodder for their cattle.
    There are 7,000 outstanding land claims still to be settled by the government
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    Despite the bumper harvest, many parts of South Africa has been facing drought conditions
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    Maize production could suffer
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    Govt intends to transfer 30 percent of land by 2015
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    The food or fuel debate
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    Good rainfalls have boosted the chances of a better maize crop
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    Most agricultural land is still owned by whites
  • [Pakistan] Sadaffe Abid, Kashf’s Chief Operating Officer.
    Sadaffe Abid, Kashf’s chief operating officer.
  • [Central African Republic (CAR)] Eugenie Yarafa, the secretary-general of the Reseau Centrafricain sur l’Ethique, le Droit et le VIH/SID and administrative reforms counsellor in the Prime Minister's office. Date taken: 21 Jan 2004.
    Eugenie Yarafa, secretary-general of the Reseau Centrafricain sur l’Ethique, le Droit et le VIH/SID.
  • [Liberia] Gbezohngar, a 10-year-old child soldier in Liberia.
    UNICEF estimates there are some 15,000 child soldiers, like this 10-year -old, to be disarmed
  • Men excise voter registration, Afghanistan, 21 January 2004. The country will hold country-wide democratic presidential elections for the first time in history.
  • [Afghanistan] Afghans are exercising voters registration for a country-wide democratic presidential elections for the first time in their history. (Women at a voters registration site)
    Women standing in a queue to receive voter registration cards in the capital Kabul
  • [Pakistan] Humaira Awais Shahid.
    Humaira Awais Shahid wants an end to a series of archaic laws that discriminate against women
  • [Ethiopia] Prof Tim White is one of the world's leading paleanthropologists.
    Prof Tim White, a leading paleanthropologist.
  • [Kenya] Paul Tergat, new WFP envoy.
    Paul Tergat, new WFP envoy
  • [Rwanda] Former child soldiers at the Mutobo Transit Camp in Ruhengeri Province. Date taken: January 2004.
    Thousands of Rwanda's children are orphaned and vulnerable, including those with disabilities or living on the streets
  • [Ethiopia] Chris Mullin, the UK's foreign minister for Africa.
  • [Iraq] IDPs returning to Kirkuk have set up home at the edge of the track at the former international sports stadium.
    IDPs returning to Kirkuk have set up home at the edge of the track at the former international sports stadium
  • [Iran] Many people still living in tents close to their destroyed houses.

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