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  • A Nairobi City market butcher collects pork meat from a butchery
    A Nairobi City market butcher collects pork meat from a butchery in Kenya
  • A cook on the job at a restaurant at the Nairobi City Park market, Kenya
    A cook on the job at a restaurant at the Nairobi City Park market, Kenya
  • A plate of freshly made fruit salad is served at the Nairobi City Market in Kenya. According to the United Nations, global food prices have hit records highs and could rise even further in the coming years
    A plate of freshly made fruit salad served at the Nairobi City Market in Kenya
  • A general view shows the Wakulima market in Nairobi, Kenya. Wakulima is the biggest market in East Africa, attracting thousands of traders from the region every day
    A general view shows the Wakulima market in Nairobi, Kenya
  • Traders unload potatoes from a truck at Nairobi’s Wakulima market, the biggest in East Africa
    Traders unload potatoes from a truck at Nairobi’s Wakulima market
  • A trader sorts avocados at Nairobi’s Wakulima market
    A trader sorts avocados at Nairobi’s Wakulima market
  • A civil society march in Nairobi to demand more funding for HIV
  • A civil society march in Nairobi to demand more funding for HIV
  • A civil society march in Nairobi to demand more funding for HIV
    Protestors demanded that the Kenyan and US governments live up to their funding pledges
  • Tom Smith, duty manager at the People's Supermarket, holding a cucumber rejected by a major supermarket on the grounds that it was too big!
  • Mabumba High School learners outside of their rented accommodation near Mansa, in Luapula Province, northern Zambia
  • HIV/AIDS activists at the MSF clinic in Khayelitsha, Cape Town
    Là-bas, les gens sont aussi très secrets quant à leur statut
  • Along the A4 highway in northern Sri Lanka, life is slowly returning to normal two years after the war was officially declared over
  • The Druze village of Majdal Shams in Israeli-occupied Golan is separated by a mountain range from Syria
  • The deeper scars of war will take years to heal. Hundreds of thousands fled the decades long war which offically came to an end in May 2009
  • Two years on, peace and a growing sense of normalcy are slowly returning to Sri Lanka
  • HIV/AIDS activists at the MSF clinic in Khayelitsha, Cape Town
    "I played risky"
  • Refugee population of Dadaab camps in thousands
    La population de réfugiés des camps de Dadaab (en milliers)
  • Newly arrived Somali refugees in Dadaab refugee camp
    The number of new arrivals in Dadaab keeps growing
  • A Druze flag flies on the roof of Shiek ‘s home in Buka'ta Golan
  • Local Druze leader Sheikh Hussam in his home in village of Buka'ta Golan, where the majority of residents are Syrian nationals loyal to President Assad’s regime
  • Shefaa Abu Jabal, an activist from Majdal Shams, risks social and religious exclusion by supporting the protests in Syria
  • Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria
    New TB vaccine needed
  • Protesters in Sanaa express their rejection of GCC-proposed initiaitve
    Protesters in Sanaa express their rejection of the GCC-proposed initiative
  • An UXO in a kitchen floor in a damaged apartment in Adjabiya, Libya
    Unwelcome guest: A UXO on a kitchen floor in an apartment in Ajdabiya
  • A banner in front of Sanaa University showing some of the so-called martyrs of revolution
  • A damaged apartment in Adjabiya, Libya
  • Sign showing medical services fees at hospital in Danané, western Côte d’Ivoire. April 2011
  • A rebel fighter releases balloons with messages like "Gaddafi, go!" and "Thank you France" over Benghazi from the rooftop of the rebel headquarters in Libya
    A rebel fighter releases balloons with messages like "Gaddafi, go!" and "Thank you France" over Benghazi from the rooftop of the rebel headquarters
  • Datu Piang, Maguindanao - Children at an IDP camp in the southern Philippine province of Datu Piang wait for their parents lining up for food aid in this picture taken shortly after the MILF launched large scale attacks in August of 2008, leaving tens of
  • Final convocation conducted at the University of Jaffna in 2010
  • A Libyan rebel ambulance returns from the frontline between Ajdabiya and Brega to fill up with petrol. Ajdabiya's petrol stations closed after most residents left the town in early April
    A Libyan rebel ambulance returns from the frontline between Ajdabiya and Brega to fill up with petrol. Ajdabiya's petrol stations closed after most residents left the town in early April

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