Zimbabwe Government of National Unity
Zimbabwe Prime Minister designate Morgan Tsvangirai of the MDC party addressing the press at his residence 9 October 2008, he said that the cabinet deadlock has been forwarded to the mediator, Thabo Mbeki!
User Contributed Photoessays
Congrès du Défi - RCD Tunis
Les rues de Tunis ornées aux couleurs du parti et du pays lors du congrès du Défi à Tunis
Zimbabwe Jacaranda VERANDA
Harare at this time of the year spring, September to October, is abloom with the streets lined with flowering Jacaranda trees lining the streets with deep lilac colour! The shade provides a much appreciated shade/veranda from the blazing sun during the lead to the rains of summer.
Zimbabwe Multiparty Talks
South African President Thabo Mbeki announcing that a deal has been brokered between the main political parties in Zimbabwe, ZANU PF lead by Robert Mugabe and the main opposition party MDC lead by Morgan Tsvangirai, 11 September 2008.
Crushing machine and Milling machine
Jaw crusher http://www.zenithcrusher.com lilian@zenithdream.com
Zimbabwe Opening of 7th Parliament 2008
Main opposition party Mdc members of parliament together with their counterparts from Zanu PF gesture at their party supporters at the opening of the 7th Parliament of Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe Challenge, FiA African Rally Championship
Veteran Zambian navigator Dave Sihoka who races with Muna Singh at the opening time trial of the Zimbabwe Challenge, Donny Brook Racecourse in Harare. There is considerably more international participation at rlly this year with teams from Zambian, Kenya, Japan and South Africa.
Zimbabwe Defence Forces Day
Zimbabwe traditional dancers were among the entertainment as Zimbabweans marked the Defence Forces Day at Gwanzura Stadium in Harare!
Great Zimbabwe, Masvingo, Zimbabwe
Denga - The Sky, Great Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe, photo Adam Hippmann
A resort currently under construction in Liberia shows off its room to American investors
The model room of the RLJ Kendeja Resort & Villas at a showing in Bethesda, Maryland on July 28. The hotel, built by the American entertainment and hospitality conglomerate Robert L. Johnson Companies, will be the first luxury resort ever in Liberia.
Addo Elephant Park
A baby elephant approaches the photographer's car. Addo Elephant Park began with 11 elephants in the 1970s; today, there are over 400 elephants in the park.
The KCB Safari Rally
One of the rally cars making an entry into the spectator stage at the Uhuru Park where members of the public lined up to watch the drivers showcase their talents. Rally enthusiasts were treated to a spectacular show by the different crew who participated in the championships.
Life in the Nakuru IDP Camp
Children line up for food at the Nakuru Camp. Due to rising food prices it has become more difficult to supply IDP's with sufficient portions to meet nutrional needs. This poses a health threat to children, women and men living in the camps, especially those with existing illnesses.
Eldoret IDP Camp, Kenya
Eldoret Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp. The camp is supported by the Kenya Red Cross and the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
United African Alliance Community Center (UAACC)
Fashion show at the United African Alliance Community Center (UAACC) in Arusha, Tanzania.
Liberia's Market Women
Approximately 37,000 women in Liberia are engaged in marketing which remains a cornerstone of the developing economy of the post-conflict state. However, these market women face daily challenges including overcrowding, unsanitary working conditions, lack of access to health care and education for their children.
The 8th Leon H. Sullivan Summit in Arusha, Tanzania
Upon arriving in Arusha, Tanzania delegates for the 8th Leon H. Sullivan Summit who flew in on the chartered Ethiopian Airlines flight were greeted by a group of Massai who performed traditional dances.
Global Health Council 35th Annual Conference, May 2008
“Improving Maternal Health and Reducing Child Mortality: Exploring Common Issues for High Impact Solutions” Dr. Leon Kintaudi (DRC), pictured above, was joined by a panel of physicians and experts from Afghanistan, Kosovo, and Vietnam in this auxiliary session of the Global Health Council’s 35th annual conference. These professionals discussed their experiences and future possibilities for improving access and services for maternal and child health.
Photos from Kenya
A view of the Eldoret IDP camp, April 2008. The camp hosts over 14,000 people displaced during the post election violence in Kenya. In the Rift Valley, hardest-hit by the violence, more than 100,000 people remain in IDP camps, unable to return home due to the destruction of their property and continuing tension in the region.
Pepfar Event
Michael Weinstein, AIDS Healthcare Foundation President, opens the event which was aimed at raising awareness about the importance of treatment, and the necessity of allocating specific funds for treatment in the new Pepfar bill.
Islam's Women
Women in Africa who follow Muslim religion have suffered from discrimination for a long time. History of Islam in Africa a time line of the late 20th century. Women are the backbone of agricultural production in many African countries. Photo essay by Njeri Carter.
Tanzania: From Dar and Beyond
The University of Dar es Salaam is Tanzania's premier university. Alumni include Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, and former South Sudan leader John Garang.
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