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Burkina Faso

  • The image depicts a scene of armed soldiers in a public area. The soldiers are wearing camouflage uniforms and helmets, some with face coverings, and are equipped with rifles. In the background, there are additional soldiers on a vehicle. The atmosphere appears to be tense, with a gathering of civilians present as well, some taking photographs. There are trees and buildings in the background, suggesting an urban setting. Overall, the scene conveys a strong military presence. Burkina Faso. The State’s Production of Violence Tanguy Quidelleur · 9 May
  • The image depicts a rural landscape characterized by dry, barren land. There are patches of brown grass and sparse vegetation, indicating an arid environment. In the foreground, a small structure with a white roof sits alongside a dirt path. In the background, a few more buildings can be seen, scattered amidst the landscape. The atmosphere appears hazy, possibly due to dust or smoke, giving the scene a muted and subdued appearance. Sparse trees dot the area, and the overall setting suggests a remote, pastoral region. Togo. In the Oti-Kéran National Park, displaced people and refugees are trying to survive Robert Kanssouguibe Douti · 27 March
  • The image features a formal gathering of a group of individuals, likely in a ceremonial setting. They are wearing traditional attire, which includes colorful robes adorned with striped and patterned elements. Many of them are also wearing distinctive hats or headgear. The setting appears to be well-decorated, possibly for an official event, with a red carpet and banners or decorations in the background. A few individuals stand out in military or official uniforms, suggesting a mix of civilian and military presence at the event. Back to square one for justice in Burkina Faso Malik Kassongué · November 2024
  • The image depicts a historical scene likely from a public event or rally. In the foreground, two men are engaging in conversation; one is dressed in a military uniform, while the other wears a military-style jacket with insignia. They both seem to be smiling and interacting positively. Behind them, a crowd of people of various ages is visible, with many holding flags and displaying enthusiastic gestures. The atmosphere appears lively, suggesting a moment of celebration or political significance. The image is in black and white, adding to its historical context. “The forces that were arrayed against Thomas Sankara were too much” Victoria Brittain · October 2024
  • The image depicts a flooded area, with individuals wading through water that has inundated the surroundings. The water reaches knee-deep, affecting homes and structures in the background, which appear to be partially submerged. People in the scene are carrying various items, suggesting they're either evacuating or salvaging belongings. Trees and greenery can be seen around the area, indicating that it is a rural or semi-urban environment. The sky is overcast, contributing to the somber atmosphere of the flooding situation. Climate Change Devastates the Sahel Rémi Carayol · October 2024
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