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  • [Senegal] A boy in the suburbs of Dakar does his bit to stop the locust invasion. August 2004.
    Un jeune garçon dans la banlieue de Dakar contribue comme il le peut à la lutte contre les criquets pèlerins
  • [Ethiopia] Nobel Prize winner Economist Joseph Stiglitz.
    Economist Joseph Stiglitz
  • [Guinea] Jean-Marie Dore from oppositionGeneral Secretary of the Guinea Progress Union (UPG in French), at his Donka's home, Conakry.
    Guinean opposition leader Jean-Marie Dore
  • [Guinea] Ecobank downtown, Conakry 2004.
    Conakry
  • [Senegal] Locusts mating in the outskirts of Dakar. August 2004.
    Locusts have been mating and breeding across West Africa
  • [Sudan] Al Zhawi Ibrahim Malik, Sudan's Minister for Information and Communications.
  • [Congo] Maison détruite.
  • [Congo] Le marché de Kindamba.
  • [Congo] Le pont de la route de Vinza.
  • [Congo] Les ruines de l'ancien supermarché.
  • [Congo] Patients à l'hopital.
    Près d'une jeune maman sur trois a eu sa première grossesse entre l'âge de 14 et 15 ans
  • [Guinea] A worker on a WFP food distribution programme smokes a cigarette, June 2004.
    Les usagers de drogue sont plus vulnérables au VIH que le reste de la population
  • [Congo] Kindamba.
    Kindamba
  • [Guinea] Unloading Ivorian cocoa bean truck in Nzerekore, Region Forestiere 2004.
    Unloading Ivorian cocoa bean truck
  • [Senegal] Senegalese children run as locusts spread in the capital Dakar August 2004
  • [Congo] Vendeurs de bananes attendant le camion pour Brazzaville.
    Roadside food sellers in Brazzaville (file photo)
  • [Guinea] A forest destroyed by refugees, who made a clearing to cook and sell wood. People in the Forest Region make a toll on the environment around Nzerekore, June 2004.
    Les interventions de l'homme sur la forêt ont conduit à des taux alarmants de déforestation
  • [Guinea] A Liberian refugee comes to the Laine market to sell his WFP ration out of the Laine camp, in the Forest Region, June 2004.
  • [Guinea] A boy sells cans of water at a public tap in a street of the capital Conakry.
  • [Guinea] A small Guinean boy who lives in a shantytown in the suburbs of Conakry.
  • [Guinea] Young boys sell bananas in the Liberian refugee camp of Laine, in the Forest Region.
    A boy ferries bananas for sale
  • [Guinea] The newly-created Liberian refugee camp of Laine, in the Forest Region.
    Laine refugee camp, Guinea
  • [Guinea] Loads of wood after a cut by refugees who took a toll on the environment around Nzerekore, Forest Region.
    Destruction of forests affects rainfall patterns, disturbs the eco-system and changes the micro-climate
  • [Guinea] A street of Conakry, homeless live behind a wall made with sheet metal.
    Conakry is a sprawling maze of tin shacks and dirt roads
  • [Guinea] Urban Liberian refugees sell charcoal, Kissidougou, Forest Region Guinea, June 2004.
    Charcoal is one of the most common household fuels across West Africa (file photo)
  • [Guinea] Campaign against sexual violence in the Liberian refugee camp of Laine, in the Forest Region, June 16, 2004.
  • [Guinea] Farmers use fire to clear the forests to plant or sell the wood, Forest Region, June 2004.
    Burning and felling trees contribute to widespread destruction of forests
  • [SOUTH AFRICA] Meeting under The Tree.
    Women meeting under The Tree
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Therese Oulaye, an old woman in a village near the rebel-held town of Man, who has had to look after two young children since their father died during the Ivorian civil war.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Woman selling rice and fish from a food stall in Odienne in the rebel-held northwest of Cote d'Ivoire, August 2004.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Women cultivating maize in the rebel-held north of Cote d'Ivoire.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Pick-up truck full of Ivorian rebel fighters in the northern town of Korhogo, August 2004.
    Rebels have been accused of kidnapping people and demanding a ransom

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