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  • [Afghanistan] Hindu temple in Kandahar.
  • [Afghanistan] Hindu family in Kandahar
  • [South Africa] Durban Port/Harbour
  • [Uganda] Itojo IDP camp in Bundibugyo District, western Uganda
  • [Uganda] Children at Itojo camp for internally displaced people, many of whom suffer frequent illnesses, including malaria, coughs and skin infections
  • [Eritrea] Rebuilt houses in the valley near Senafe
  • [Afghanistan] Nursing school in Kandahar
    Students at Kandahar's nursing college
  • [Afghanistan] Governor of Zabul
    Hamidullah Tokhi, governor of Zabol Province
  • [Afghanistan] Poppy farmer
    Poppy growing reduced in many provinces this year, but the need for alternative livelihoods for farmers remains high
  • [Angola] Diamonds
    US maintains ban on illegal diamonds
  • [Madagascar] City
    The recent crisis shattered the island's economy
  • [Tanzania] The small arms trade is fuelling conflict across Africa.
    The small arms trade is fuelling conflict across Africa.
  • [Ethiopia] Bono after his address at the ADB
    Rock star Bono
  • [Uganda] Children standing outside their hut inside Itojo IDP camp, Bundibugyo District, western Uganda.
    Children standing outside their hut, Itojo IDP camp, Bundibugyo District, western Uganda
    Credit: IRIN
  • [Ethiopia] OAU Secretary-General Amara Essy.
    AU Commission Chairman Amara Essy
  • [Zimbabwe] food deliveries
    Zimbabweans are struggling to cope with the ongoing economic crisis
  • [Uganda] A Ugandan army detachment, on the hill, overlooks a school near Itojo IDP camp, Bundibugyo District, western Uganda
  • [Afghanistan] Female police officers are back in Kandahar city after two decades.
    Female police officers are back in Kandahar city after six years
  • [Lesotho] Katse dam, part of the Lesotho Highland Water project
  • [Ethiopia] Kenneth Rogoff, director of research and chief economist at the IMF.
  • [Pakistan] If a UNESCO-sponsored tourism initiative works sites like Chitral mosque could ve visitd by thousands
    Pakistan's remote and undeveloped northern areas are hostage to Islamabad's dispute with India over Kashmir
  • [Pakistan] Kasmiri refugees from the border conflict between Islamabad and Delhi
    Kashmiri refugees from the conflict between India and Pakistan have been suffering for decades, many have been killed or wounded in recent days as the neighbours shoot at each other across the disputed border
  • [Ethiopia] Ethiopian Prime Minister - Meles Zenawi
  • [Turkmenistan] Turkmenabad to remain key humanitarian hub. "Turkmenabad has proven an excellent logistics base"
    Turkmenabad has proven an excellent logistics base
  • [Turkmenistan] Turkmenistan's wealth is in its gas.
    Turkmenistan's wealth is in its huge gas reserves
  • [Afghanistan] Mass female participation in a polio eradication programme
    The poliovirus has been eradicated all over the world except in Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Nigeria, according to the WHO
  • [Turkmenistan] Road repair delay could impede humanitarian effort. "WFP Civil Engineer Peter Risch"
    "Road repair delay could impede the humanitarian effort" - WFP civil engineer Peter Risch
  • [Ethiopia] Ismael Ali Sirro, President of Afar Region.
    Ismael Ali Sirro, President of Afar Region
  • Country Map - Liberia (IDP map)
    Liberia
  • [Eritrea] Trenches at Nakfa
  • [Eritrea] Trenches at Nakfa
  • [Eritrea] Mine warning

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