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  • [Mozambique] An artist displays two of his chairs, made out of decommissioned AK47s, in the Mozambican capital, Maputo.
    Fear turned into furniture: An artist displays chairs made of decommissioned AK47s
  • [Mozambique] Christian Aid partner the Christian Council of Mozambique (CCM)is working to help people exchange tools of war for tools for earning a living - an artist displays his handgun collage.
    The Christian Council of Mozambique is working to help people exchange guns for tools for earning a living - an artist displays his handgun collage.
  • [Swaziland] Workers at Matsapha, connecting cables to an electrical pylon.
    Workers at Matsapha, connecting cables to an electrical pylon
  • [Afghanistan] Kabul orphans still await more assistance.
    Conditions at the orphanage are overcrowded and unhealthy
  • [Afghanistan] Minister Hanif Atmar meets with local residents.
    MRRD minister, Hanif Atmar speaking with local residents in Kabul
  • [Pakistan] Nadia, commonly known as a rat child, sits outside a shrine in Gujerat and begs from dusk till dawn.
    Nadia begs from dawn to dusk
  • [Ethiopia] DPPC commissioner at appeal.
    Simon Mechale
  • [Afghanistan] A young boy outside his home in Shomali.
    Mas'ud and family are rebuilding their lives around the destroyed home they fled
  • [Afghanistan] Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, Hanif Atmar.
  • [Afghanistan] An Ariana jet on the runway in Kabul.
  • [Afghanistan] Thousands of children attend school outside.
  • [Swaziland] Workers at Matsapha, connecting cables to an electrical pylon.
  • [Ethiopia] West Haraghe.
    Shamise with Hussein
  • [Ethiopia] Kenzo Oshima, the Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator.
    Kenzo Oshima
  • [Pakistan] PML candidate, Nuzhat Aamir Sadiq's secret to success in politics is having confidence with her male counterparts.
    Nuzhat Aamir Sadiq is battling for a place in parliament on Thursday as this deeply conservative islamic country goes to the polls
  • [Swaziland] Swazi girls in rural Malibeni.
    Women and girls risk HIV to feed large, extended families
  • [South Africa] LOVELIFE KIDS
    Youth have to be involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS
  • [South Africa] A 3-year drought created the region's worst food shortage in 60 years
    The effects of a prolonged drought could be devastating
  • [Burkina Faso] A fisherman in Sandogo, Burkina Faso, inspects his nets as a fellow villager poles his boat in the background.
    Small scale fishermen battle to compete with large commercial fleets
  • [Ethiopia] Mohammed Seyed, from the Ethiopian Investment Authority.
    Mohammed Seyed, from the Ethiopian Investment Authority
  • [South Africa] If we do not get our seeds, we die.
    At least four million of South Africa's rural poor need immediate assistance
  • [South Africa] Mother with child
  • Southern African Development Community - SADC logo
  • [Pakistan] Interview with EU election monitor.
    John Cushnahan, head of the EU’s election observer mission to Pakistan
  • [Afghanistan] Returning back for the Ahmad family was completely natural.
    The Ahmad family - back in Kabul after years in exile in Pakistan
  • [Pakistan] The fishing industry is all washed up.
    Factory fishing has left the local industry high and dry
  • [Pakistan] Karachi fishermen are high and dry.
  • [Afghanistan] Thousands of children have benefited from the programme.
    Thousands of children are currently benefiting from the programme
  • [Ethiopia] Crops in Ethiopia still needing more rain before they mature.
    Ethiopia produces most of its cereal output during the main rainy season, called 'meher', which runs from June to October - file photo
  • [Ethiopia] Expert circumciser Medina Hassan, who has now stopped practicing.
  • [Afghanistan] Minister of Reconstruction, Dr Amin Farhang.
  • [Afghanistan] Many classes are held outside.
    The massive reconstruction task: here children in Kabul take classes in the ruins of their school

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