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  • [SOUTH AFRICA] Jackie Branfield, Bobbi bear sexually abused kids KZN.
    Jackie Branfield and a Bobbi Bear
  • [ZIMBABWE] School feeding programme.
    WFP plans to expand its school feeding programme
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Girl shows painting of Cote d'Ivoire national flag at workshop on national reconciliation in the frontline town of Tiebissou, September 2004.
    African leaders are meeting in Gabon to prevent Cote d'Ivoire relapsing into civil war
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Boy shows painting calling for guns to be banned at workshop on national reconciliation in the frontline town of Tiebissou, September 2001.
    Un petit Ivoirien lors d’un atelier sur la réconciliation nationale expose sa peinture appelant à une interdiction des armes
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Boy shows painting of Cote d'Ivoire reunited at workshop on national reconciliation in the frontline town of Tiebissou, September 2001.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Boy shows painting of Cote d'Ivoire reunited at workshop on national reconciliation in the frontline town of Tiebissou, September 2001.
  • [Iraq] A child who was injured in the latest fighting in Fallujah is treated at the main hospital.
    A child injured in the latest fighting in Fallujah, is treated at the main hospital.
  • [SWAZILAND] OVC at a neighbourhood care point in the Manzini region.
    There is growing concern over the increase in AIDS orphans
  • [Liberia] Fighters loyal to former Liberian president Charles Taylor line up to surrender their weapons to UN peacekeepers at a disarmament camp in Ganta, Nimba county, September 2004.
    The UN estimates that more than 100,000 ex-combatants have been disarmed
  • [Liberia] Peace and safety return to the streets of Ganta, Nimba county in September 2004, a year after the end of Liberia's 14-year civil war.
  • [Liberia] Fighters loyal to former Liberian president Charles Taylor are taken by UN military truck to a disarmament camp in Ganta, Nimba county, September 2004.
    The UN wants to wrap up disarmament by the end of October
  • [Iraq] A child who was injured in the latest fighting in Fallujah is treated at the main hospital.
  • [Ethiopia - Eritrea] Gen Abrahaley, Maj-Gen Singh and Maj Yohannes at the MCC meeting in Nairobi.
    Rajender Singh (centre), Yohannes Gebremeskal (right) and an Eritrean official during a previous MCC meeting in Nairobi.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Prime Minister Seydou Diarra ahead of a meeting at the IMF in September 2004.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Prime Minister Seydou Diarra.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Prime Minister Seydou Diarra and his wife, Josiane, during an offcial trip in the US in September 2004.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Prime Minister Seydou Diarra.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Prime Minister Seydou Diarra with US diplomats at the State Department in September 2004.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Ivorian Prime Minister Seydou Diarra on its way to meet IMF officials in Washington.
  • [Iraq] The Baghdad power plant spews black smoke into the air, even after repairs this spring that were supposed to make it run more cleanly.
    Baghdad power plant spews black smoke into the air, despite repairs this spring to prevent pollution.
  • [Tajikistan] Down on the farm.
    More than 70 people have died of bird flu since 2003
  • [SOUTH AFRICA] Student finds a new use for a condom.
    Vista student finds a new use for a condom
  • [Ethiopia] Julie Gerberding, CDC director.
    Julie Gerberding, CDC director
  • Maj-Gen Rajender Singh of India, 56, new Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE).
    Maj-Gen Rajender Singh, UNMEE force commander.
  • [Iraq] Iraqi visa rules seem to be easing.
    Iraqi visa rules seem to be easing.
  • [Iraq] Sunken boat in Iraqi waters.
    Hundreds of wrecks litter the approaches to Iraq's main port of Umm Qasr
  • [Chad] Chadian gendarmes are introduced to leaders of Sudanese refugees from Darfur at Iridimi camp in eastern Chad, September 2004.
    Preventing conflict - gendarmes are introduced to refugee leaders
  • [Iraq] Sunken boat in Iraqi waters.
  • [Zambia] Angolan refugees at the transit centre in Meheba.
    WFP has been forced to cut food rations to refugees
  • [Chad] Water is hard to come by in the arid east of landlocked Chad.
    Water is hard to come by in the east of landlocked Chad. The land is arid, the climate harsh, and there is little vegetation
  • [Zambia] Maize being sold at a marketplace in Meheba.
    Zambia has only two months' supply of maize left
  • [Zambia] Bags of maize at a markeplace in Meheba.
    Zambia is unlikley to see another bumper maize harvest

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