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  • [Pakistan] Poverty is particularly hard on the elderly.
    Poverty is extremely hard on the elderly
  • Country Map - Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia. The three countries form the Mano River Union
  • [Ethiopia] Nesredin Ala, who has TB.
    Nesredin Ala who has TB
  • [Ethiopia] Ethiopian Prime Minister - Meles Zenawi.
    Prime Minister Meles Zenawi
  • [Ethiopia] Patrick Asea, the director of the Economic and Social Policy Division at the ECA, who launched the report.
    Patrick Asea of the UNECA
  • [Ethiopia] TB compound in Jijiga.
  • [Tajikistan] Afghans arrive at the border crossing in Konduz.
    Afghans arriving at the border crossing in Konduz
  • [Turkmenistan] Leyla Rejepova - one of a growing number of AIDS instructors
    Leya Rejepova - one of a growing number of AIDS awareness instructors in Turkmenistan
  • [Angola] Angolans in Cuemba depend on relief food to survive.
    Lifesaving relief food like this has not been reaching cut off areas
  • [Angola] Angolans in Cuemba depend on relief food to survive.
    Millions of Angolans will need food relief to survive
  • [Eritrea] Children in Hartishek where GAM rates are 37.8 percent
    Children in Hartishek where GAM rates are 37.8 percent
  • [Angola] Angolans in Cuemba depend on relief food to survive.
    The seed production programme will help the many people who are too poor to pay high prices for seed
  • [Angola] Angolans in Cuemba depend on relief food to survive.
    Zimbabwe and Mozambique could face pipeline breaks
  • [Afghanistan] Turkish ISAF forces in Kabul.
    Turkey is currently leading ISAF
  • [Tajikistan] School building in the village of Urmitan stands high in mud.
    The Urmitan school stands high in mud
  • [Tajikistan] ICRC Pictures from Tajikistan.
    Mine awareness efforts in Tajikistan
  • [Afghanistan] Swimming Photos In Kabul
  • [Afghanistan] Swimming Photos In Kabul
    Ali and Mohammad in Kabul
  • [Ethiopia] SRSG Legwaila Joseph Legwaila as he officially opened the outreach centre in Addis Ababa.
    Legwaila opens Addis outreach centre
  • [Ethiopia] Abdul Osman waters his cattle in Somali Region.
    Water holes are drying up in Ethiopia's Somali region
  • [Ethiopia] Hartishek refugee camp in Somali Region.
    Hartishek refugee camp in Somali Region
  • [Swaziland] Sibusiso Dlamini, Prime Minister.
    Prime Minister Sibusiso Dlamini's overturning of a court ruling was one of the reasons for the stayaway
  • [Swaziland] Jan Sithole, labour leader.
    Union leader Jan Sithole is unimpressed with the healthcare services.
  • [Eritrea] Villager on way to market.
    villager on the way to market
  • [Ethiopia] Children in Fentale - one of the areas hardest hit by the drought
    Ethiopian children in one of the villages hit by drought
  • [Pakistan] Landmine victim.
    UXO pose threat to children across Pakistan's tribal areas, say officials
  • [Afghanistan] Leishmaniasis is now at epidemic levels in Kabul.
    Without immediate action, the current leishmaniasis prevalance rate threatens to escalate into an uncontrollable health problem.
  • [Tajikistan] Independant radio license rejected.
    Umed Babakhanov, director of Asia Plus, says the decision to prevent his organistation from broadcasting is "undemocratic"
  • [Afghanistan] The minister’s car was riddled with bullets, ISAF soldiers.
    The troops should stick to providing security and battling insurgents, not aid work, say many NGOs in Afghanistan
  • [Ethiopia] Vice President of Somali Regional State (CORRECT NEW REGIONAL NAME) Abdul Jibril.
    Abdul Jibril
  • [Ethiopia] Vultures pick over dead cattle in Fentale.
    Vultures pick over dead cattle in Fentale
  • [Ethiopia] Somali children who have been refugees in Hartishek Camp, Ethiopia for most of their lives.

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