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  • Obama visit to Ghana
  • High hopes for President Barack Obama's visit to Ghana on 10 July
  • Ghanaians have high hopes for President Barack Obama's visit on July 10 2009
  • Location map on Somalia Mogadishu Displacement
    Somalie : Les déplacements depuis Mogadiscio
  • Six Climate Threats, and the 12 Countries Most at Risk (Drought, Flood, Storm, Coastal 1m, Agriculture)
  • Campers engaging in arts and crafts activities at the Beach Elementary School C&D for Boys in Gaza City, part of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) Summer Games that began last month in Gaza. Drawing
  • Headmaster Mahmoud Madhoun leads activities with campers at the Beach Elementary School C&D for Boys in Gaza City, part of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) Summer Games that began last month in Gaz
  • At a local market in Sri Lanka, residents read a pamphlet on the risk of dengue
  • Items like these provide fertile breeding grounds for dengue
  • Ghanaians gear up for President Barack Obama's visit on July 10 2009
  • Mothers with their kids get ready to cycle 25 km back home, from the hospital in Chitobe, central region of Mozambique, where they took their children for HIV testing or for ARV treatment
  • Kenny Dagnon, 17, had an operation for hydrocephalus when he was just an infant. He has succeeded in school and is eager to continue his studies; he hopes to help encourage families who have children with this illness to seek medical treatment. July 2009
  • A group assist the documentary A Saida do Gueto at TVS studios
  • Employees of TVS (Television Sao Tome) watch in a studio the exhbition of the documentary in which people living with AIDS show their faces for the first time on TV.15 May 2009
  • This plague patient is displaying a swollen, ruptured inguinal lymph node, or buboe
    This plague patient is displaying a swollen, ruptured inguinal lymph node, or buboe
  • A view of the land that the government recently allocated thousands of people in Central Province
    A view of the land that the government recently allocated thousands of people in Central Province
  • Mary Wambui stands outside her hut. She is one of the thousands of beneficiaries of a government scheme to allocate squatters land
  • Relief workers distributing food and drinking water at Koira sub-district, southern Bangladesh. 190 people were killed and more than 3.9 million people were affected by Cyclone Aila, which struck the country on 25 May 2009
  • In the aftermath of Nargis, scores of cyclone survivors found themselves in debt
  • Sub-Saharan Africa, Guinea Savannah
  • Many cyclone survivors like Soe Soe now find themselves drowning in debt. Cyclone Nargis killed an estimated 140,000 people and affected more than 2 million people
  • Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh greets Gazans at the Rafah border crossing with Egypt
  • Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh (left) and Ghazi Hamad, head of borders and crossing under the Gaza government, at Rafah crossing during a three-day opening of the border with Egypt
  • Officials say the Amu - also knows by its old name the Oxus - has washed away hundreds of acres of agricultural land, affecting the livelihood of thousands of families
    The Amu - also knows by its old name the Oxus - has washed away hundreds of acres of agricultural land, affecting the livelihood of thousands of families
  • Anti-sugar daddy campaign poster outside the National University of Rwanda, Butare
  • Man infected with onchocerciasis
  • As violence plagues large parts of Afghanistan civilians are increasingly affected and denied access to essential health services
  • Emergency says it needs financial support to maintain its medical activities in Afghanistan
  • Piya Ajuwa, 62, returned to her home in Southern Sudan after decades as a refugee in northern Uganda
  • Less bustle at capital market stall
  • A 17-year-old South Sudanese boy, who was abducted by the Ugandan rebel Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) in 1999 when he was 10 years old in a refugee camp in northern Uganda
  • Campaign posters in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo, ahead of the general election scheduled for 12 July

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