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  • [Botswana] Diamond Mine
    Botswana's diamond mineworkers have threatened another strike action
  • [Afghanistan] Khak Nasrullah will eagerly stop poppy cultivation if he is offered a sustainable livelihood in his village one day trip on feet from Faizabad.
  • [Turkmenistan] The OSCE Chairman-in-Office, Netherlands Foreign Minister Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, at a press conference in Ashgabad, Turkmenistan, 3 March 2003.
  • [Turkmenistan] The OSCE Chairman-in-Office, Netherlands Foreign Minister Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, at a press conference in Vienna, 13 January 2003.
    Jaap de Hoop Scheffer
  • [Pakistan] Secretary of the Narcotics Control Ministry, Muhammad Aziz Khan.
    Secretary of the Narcotics Control Ministry, Muhammad Aziz Khan
  • [Afghanistan] Abdul Jabar will eagerly stop poppy cultivation if he is offered a sustainable livelihood in his village one day trip on feet from Faizabad.
    Abdul Jabar would stop poppy cultivation if he is offered an alternative livelihood
  • [Afghanistan] In provinces like Badakhshan people have to travel two to three days to reach the nearest health clinic which is totally impossible to continue it for eight months as TB treatment requires
    In provinces like Badakhshan people have to travel two to three days to reach the nearest health facility
  • [Botswana] The Jwaneng mine, in Botswana, is the most valuable diamond mine in the world. Its 1995 production of about 10.5 million carats had a value of about $1.2 billion.
    The Jwaneng mine in Botswana is the most valuable diamond mine in the world, but the country's social indicators could be better
  • [Zimbabwe] Farmers prepare their fields for a Save the Children UK agricultural recovery programme in Nyaminyami, Zimbabwe.
    Zimbabwe's agriculture sector was thrown into a disarray by the fast-track land reform programme
  • [CAR] CAR Prime Minister Abel Goumba CITY: Bangui DATE: 2003
    Le premier ministre de la RCA, Abel Goumba
  • [Iran] Mostafa Mohaghegh, Director General of International Affairs Department for the Iranian Red Crescent Society.
    Mostafa Mohaghegh of the IRCS
  • [Iran] A female Taxi driver on the busy streets of Tehran.
    A female Taxi driver on the busy streets of Tehran
  • Country Map - Turkey.
  • [Eritrea] Eritrean flag
  • Country Map - Kuwait.
  • Country Map - Syria.
    Syria - widely accused of killing of Lebanon's prime minister
  • Country Map - Jordan.
  • [Uganda] Karamoja children suffering from famine
  • [Ethiopia] Blue Nile Falls
    Fears for tourism in wake of terror warnings
  • The African Union flag.
    The African Union flag: Member states are making plans to implement the Kampala convention on the protection of internally displaced people (file photo)
  • [Ethiopia] Farmer shows his maize seeds
    No food security for so many
  • [Uganda] Karamoja warriors
    The ongoing military operation is intended to disarm the Karamojong pastoralists
  • [Afghanistan] Lakhdar Brahimi United Nations Secretary General Special Representative for Afghanistan.
    Lakhdar Brahimi, United Nations Secretary General's Special Envoy
  • [Sierra Leone] Augustine Gbao appeared before the Special Court in a Sierra Leone district courthouse in Bonthe.
  • [Sierra Leone] ex-RUF chief Foday Sankoh
    Former RUF leader Foday Sankoh after his stroke
  • Lake Chad is 2001
    The outer blue line marks Lake Chad in 1963, while the area in blue shows the water remaining in 2001
  • Lake Chad in 1963
  • IRIN Special Report on World water day - logo
  • Lake Chad is 1963
    Lakes Chad in 1963
  • [Swaziland] Boatman on Komati River at the South Africa-Swaziland border.
    Boatman on Komati River at the South Africa-Swaziland border
  • [Eritrea] Failed sorghum
    withered sorghum
  • [Ethiopia] Dr Abraham
    Dr Abraham

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