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  • Shoppers. For generic use
  • Construction workers
    The IMF predicts average growth of 5.5 percent for Africa in 2012
  • 17th Ordinary African Union Summit in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
  • 17th Ordinary African Union Summit in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
  • More than 35 people lost their lives on 5 January 2012 in the aftermath of a landslide in the Philippines' Compostela Valley
  • Boy with skin lesions from yaws
  • A rebel fighter in northern Central African Republic
    Waiting in vain? DDR has been delayed by lack of funds
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  • Kenya's Unga Revolution - Screen capture
  • Church in Maiduguri, northern Nigeria, attacked in inter-faith violence
    Church in Maiduguri, Nigeria, attacked in inter-faith violence (Jan 2012)
  • Church in Maiduguri, Nigeria, attacked in inter-faith violence
    Church in Maiduguri, Nigeria, attacked in inter-faith violence (Jan 2012)
  • Church in Maiduguri, Nigeria, attacked in inter-faith violence
    Church in Maiduguri, Nigeria, attacked in inter-faith violence (Jan 2012)
  • Soldiers of the Central African Republic’s armed forces
    Armed but absent: The CAR army has very little presence outside the capital
  • Local volunteers are vital to aid distribution efforts in Yemen
  • Richall Retes, 10, a resident of the Kauswagan evacuation centre in Cagayan de Oro City in Northern Mindanao has just returned to school. Thousands of children were badly affected by tropical storm Washi, which struck the southern Philippine island on 16-
  • Commercial farmer, Tilak Prasad Kandel, on his land in Nawal Parasi District in Nepal where he is growing hybrid maize
  • While relocation sites for IDPs are being finalized, classrooms in Northern Mindanao are being shared by evacuees and students. Education was badly impacted by tropical storm Washi, which struck the southern Philippine island on 16-18 December 2011
  • Hybrid maize varieties are filling more fields like this one in the midlands of Nepal in Nawal Parasi
  • Durga Lamichhane, a commercial maize farmer from Gaidakot in Nawal Parasi District, Nepal, who is worried about the disapperance of local seeds amidst a trend to import foreign hybrid seeds
  • One policeman was killed when a roadside bomb exploded in Dabaab, a refugee complex in eastern Kenya, in late December 2011
  • Zipporah Sein, a Karen activist and general-secretary of the Karen National Union (KNU)
  • Kachin farmer Kot Nan, the 35 year-old mother-of-two, worries how she will provide for family. Food security in Katchin State has been undermined following an eruption of fighting between government forces and the KIA in June 2011
  • Kachin workers in a field near an IDP camp in central Kachin State tend to large garden to supply food for the displaced. Thousands of residents were displaced following an eruption of fighting between government forces and the KIA
  • Soumaila Djiré, 13, lays in Man hospital's pediatric ward battling malaria. Doctors have one packet of blood for him, but the pediatrician says he will need more. His family has no means to visit the blood bank 180 kilometeres away
  • Men have been identified as most vulnerable to leptospirosis following heavy flooding in the wake of tropical storm Washi, which struck Mindanao in December 2011
  • Cagayan de Oro City has a recorded 173 cases of leptospirosis in the aftermath of tropical storm Washi, which struck parts of northern Mindanao in December 2011
  • The Northern Mindanao Medical Center in Cagayan de Oro City has a recorded number of 173 cases of leptospirosis in the aftermath of tropical storm Washi, which struck parts of northern Mindanao in December 2011
  • Tuareg girls - Zeydata Amina and Zelmet Fatimah beg motorists for money in the capital, Accra
  • A Pakistan charity has put up cradles with an appeal to place infants in them rather than murder them
  • Deforestation continues to take its toll in parts of South East Asia
    Deforestation continues to take its toll in parts of South East Asia (Jan 2012)
  • A Sadhu or holy man watches from a Buddhist temple in Kathmandu. The majority of Nepalese follow Hinduism. Buddhism is also practiced in Nepal
    A Sadhu from a Buddhist temple in Kathmandu, Nepal

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