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  • A map showing locust infestation, spread and threat in South Sudan, Ethopia, Uganda, Kenya and Somalia.
    A map showing locust infestation, spread and threat in South Sudan, Ethopia, Uganda, Kenya and Somalia.
  • Hanover Park children pose for a picture and immediately mimic gang gestures embedded by the suburbs gang culture, although they are not gang members.
    Hanover Park children pose for a picture and immediately mimic gang gestures embedded by the suburbs gang culture, although they are not gang members.
  • Mary Bruce was born in her Hanover Park flat 48 years ago, after her parents were forcibly removed from their District 6 home in Cape Town during South Africa’s apartheid era.
    Mary Bruce was born in her Hanover Park flat 48 years ago, after her parents were forcibly removed from their District 6 home in Cape Town during South Africa’s apartheid era.
  • Pastor Craven Engel stands next to portraits of “interrupters”. He uses former gangsters as mediators and negotiators to reduce gang violence in Hanover Park.
    Pastor Craven Engel stands next to portraits of “interrupters”. He uses former gangsters as mediators and negotiators to reduce gang violence in Hanover Park.
  • Children playing in Hanover Park. The Cape Town suburb is a hot spot for city gangs and residents are routinely maimed and killed by cross-fire between rival gangs.
    Children playing in Hanover Park. The Cape Town suburb is a hot spot for city gangs and residents are routinely maimed and killed by cross-fire between rival gangs.
  • Sixty-four displaced people for 19 different families are living in Antonio Alfredo's single-storey house in Macomia. Most sleep outside, in the local farmer's courtyard with no mosquito nets and little shelter from the elements.
  • A few months after Cyclone Kenneth battered Atija Malique's house in the village of Namaneco, insurgents came and burnt down the parts still standing.
  • A displaced family of 17 are crammed together in three mud huts held up by bamboo sticks in Macomia. They arrived in October after insurgents set fire to parts of their village, called Nambija.
  • Ana Lassifa (pictured on the right) said she lost four members of her family over a two week period in August: two killed while farming in their fields, the others shot dead when insurgents attacked Lassifa's village, called Ilala.
  • Sibri Natana sits at a restaurant in Fada N'gourma with two of her children.
    Sibri Natana sits at a restaurant in Fada N'gourma with two of her children. In December she was forced to watch as jihadists murdered her brother.
  • Soumaila Sawadogo sits outside his rented house in Fada N'gourma.
    Displaced father-of-eight Soumaila Sawadogo sits outside his rented house in Fada N'gourma. The 47-year-old is running out of money to support his family.
  • A displaced family places its belongings under a tree in Fada N'gourma, where they now live.
    A displaced family places its belongings under a tree in Fada N'gourma, where they now live.
  • Sessenta e quatro pessoas deslocadas de 19 famílias estão reunidas em uma casa de um andar e pátio na cidade de Macomia.
  • Vigae vya godoro vya magongo na magunia ya mahindi ni moja ya vitu viliokolewa na familia zilizotengwa ambao walikimbia kijiji chao huko Cabo Delgado mwezi uliopita. (Philip Kleinfeld/TNH)
  • Watu sitini na wanne waliohamishwa kutoka familia 19 wamejaa nyumba moja ya ghorofa na ua katika mji wa Macomia. Displaced families fled a village called Miangalewa after an insurgent attack late last month. (Philip Kleinfeld/TNH)
  • Wakazi wanajitahidi kuhimili baada ya Kimbunga cha Kenneth, ambacho kilishusha waya za umeme na kupeleka miti ikiporomoka katika nyumba za watu. (Philip Kleinfeld/TNH)

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