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  • [Angola] Main entrance road to Luanda Port
    Traffic safety has been lost amidst the myriad of social problems
  • [Angola] Port of Luanda
    Luanda port
  • [Angola] View of Luanda in the olden days from theFortaleza de São Miguel
  • [Angola] Luanda Port
    Tonnes of food were stuck for months in Luanda's port
  • [Swaziland] Martin Dlamini, governor of the Central Bank of Swaziland.
    Martin Dlamini, governor of the Central Bank of Swaziland
  • [Cote d'Ivoire]
    Les troupes françaises ont libéré mardi dernier des élèves dont l'école était prise au piège dans le conflit
  • [Afghanistan] Cheaper export of things like Afghan carpets will provide a boost to the economy.
    Dropping export tax on things like carpets will help Afghanistan's fragile economy - collecting import duty would help even more
  • Country Map - Cote d'Ivoire
    United States special forces members are expectedin the country to secure US nationals
  • [Malawi] Fatima (27) lives in Southern Malawi and is surviving on roots. Her mother died after trying to survive on a diet of roots. Fatima says: "If my situation continues I will be dead like my mother in a few months time."
    Social pensions help the elderly care for extended families
  • [Zambia] Food aid from the World Food Programme is distributed by Tearfund partners in the Luangawa Valley, southern Zambia, where 16000 people are in need of help.
    Zambia rejected GM food aid
  • [Malawi] Mazizi Sande (4) is one of many 1000s of children who are surviving on weeds and roots in the face of rising food shortages.
    WFP is expected to feed 1.3 million Malawians in the first quarter of this year
  • [Malawi] Giving thanks: Mphatso Fackson (6) and her sister charity (3) join other villagers in a prayer of thanks following a distribution of flour by Tearfund partners responding to the current food crisis in Malawi.
    UNICEF has warned of
  • [Malawi] "I do not have a plan to survive...I may not be here in 2 months time," says 70 year old Sinos Khatcha who is struggling to survive in the face of Malawi's current food crisis.
    Vulnerable at risk again as new food crisis deepens
  • [Zambia] Villagers from the famine-hit Luanga valley in Southern Zambia walk home with bags of maize received from Tearfund partner the Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia.
    Villagers from the drought-hit Luanga valley in southern Zambia walk home with bags of maize aid
  • [Malawi] Cecilia Sande (30) and her children Chamazi (5), Clenis (8 months)and Mazizi (4) are resorting to eating weeds and roots to survive in the village of Chataika, southern Malawi, as food shortages become increasingly acute.
    Women and children have been hard-hit by food shortages and the impact of HIV/AIDS
  • [Ethiopia] Coffee bean picker in Choche, the birthplace of coffee
  • [Ethiopia] Coffee bean sorters in Choche
  • [Ethiopia] The traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony.
  • [Afghanistan] Refugees receive legal advice.
    Sayed Haroon gets accurate information on the Shomali Plains so he can make the right decision about returning
  • [Botswana] Botswana's Gana and Gwi Bushmen, also known as the Basarwa
    The San have lived in Southern Africa for 30,000 years, but the fate of a unique lifestyle is in the balance
  • [Ethiopia] Coffee beans from Choche, the birthplace of coffee.
  • [Botswana] Botswana's Gana and Gwi Bushmen, also known as the Basarwa
    The San Bushmen claim the nature reserve is their ancestral land
  • [Ethiopia] Meles Zenawi at coffee conference.
    Prime Minister Meles Zenawi
  • [Botswana] Botswana's Gana and Gwi Bushmen, also known as the Basarwa
    The San won a court battle last month to return to their ancestral home in the Kalahari Desert
  • [Botswana] Botswana's Gana and Gwi Bushmen, also known as the Basarwa
    Women are seen as minors as soon as they marry
  • [Botswana] Botswana's Gana and Gwi Bushmen, also known as the Basarwa
    The relocation of Bushmen from the Central Kalahari Game Reserve has ignited controversy
  • [Botswana] Botswana's Gana and Gwi Bushmen, also known as the Basarwa
    The umbrella body hopes it can begin a dialogue between all the roleplayers on the plight of the Basarwa
  • [Botswana] Botswana's Gana and Gwi Bushmen, also known as the Basarwa
    Water has been contaminated and children are particularly vulnerable
  • [Swaziland] Photo of a "gogo" (granny) in Matsapha, Swaziland
    Elderly people often bear the brunt of supporting their families during crises
  • [Iran] The Hamun lake lies dried and barren.
    The arid Hamun lake region
  • [Iran] NGO nenews calls for Iraqi refugees -Khadijet Al Kubra director, Sami Mahdi.
    Khadijet Ak Kubra director, Sami Mahdi
  • [Southern Africa] SADC FANR Vulnerability Assessment Committee - August 2002 Emergency Food Needs Assessments.
    <a href="./images/emergfood.htm">Click here for an expanded map</a>

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