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  • The image depicts the entrance to a central prison, labeled "PRISON CENTRALE DE MAKALA." The scene shows a sandy area with a few people walking near the entrance. On the left, there is a booth or kiosk marked "JETON D'ACCÈS," and on the right, another booth labeled "ENTRÉE." In the background, there are trees and a clear blue sky with some clouds. A few vehicles are parked nearby, adding to the overall setting of the prison facility. Kinshasa’s Makala prison: incompetence brings women’s night terror Denis Augustin Samnick · December 2024
  • L'image représente une scène de manifestation. Au premier plan, plusieurs personnes se rassemblent, certaines levant les bras. Un homme, au centre, tient une grande pancarte avec l'inscription "ABAS LA FRYCE" en lettres capitales. La foule semble engagée et énergique, exprimant une certaine frustration ou un message de contestation. L'ambiance est chargée d'émotion, avec des visages déterminés et des gestes expressifs, dans un cadre urbain qui suggère un lieu public. Les vêtements des manifestants varient, ajoutant à la diversité de la scène. Beyond “sentiment,” the reasons for France’s rejection in Africa Michael Pauron · November 2024
  • 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
  • L'image représente un atelier se déroulant dans une salle de réunion. Au premier plan, deux personnes sont assises à une table. À gauche, un homme portant une chemise traditionnelle grise. Il semble s'exprimer avec enthousiasme, levant une main pour souligner un point important. À droite, une femme avec des cheveux bouclés est assise, portant un t-shirt orange. Elle l'écoute attentivement. En arrière-plan, un écran présente le mot "Atelier" en lettres d'origine orange. La scène est empreinte d'une atmosphère collaborative et interactive. Ali Idrissa. «Today, uranium is synonymous with injustice» Rémi Carayol · October 2024
  • The image features a mural that includes a portrait of a man with glasses and a beard, identified as Patrice Lumumba. He is depicted in a colorful artistic style, wearing a yellow shirt. The mural may also include other figures or elements, but this particular part focuses on Lumumba's likeness alongside his name, highlighting his significance. The background is vibrant, contributing to the overall visual impact of the mural. DRC-USA. “Lumumba’s murder was an international tragedy” Victoria Brittain · October 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 protest scene with a group of people holding signs and banners. In the foreground, a woman is speaking into a megaphone, likely leading the demonstration. The signs feature the number "54" and messages opposing censorship, suggesting that the protest is focused on issues related to freedom of expression or press freedom. The crowd appears to be actively engaged in the protest, raising their signs and voicing their demands. The setting seems to be outdoors, with flags and possibly a government building in the background. Tunisia: Media Under Pressure Lilia Blaise · October 2024
  • The image appears to be an aerial view of a desert landscape featuring two distinct areas. On the left side, there are ruins or archaeological sites, indicated by clusters of structures, possibly remnants of ancient buildings. Nearby, there is an airport and some roads connecting the areas. On the right side, there is a more densely populated area, showing what looks like a town or settlement named "Antic," characterized by a grid-like pattern, suggesting regular streets and organized layout. Surrounding the settlement, there are patches of greenery, likely indicating agricultural activity. The vast surrounding landscape is primarily sandy and barren, typical of desert regions. Long-term Mine Grabbing Rémi Carayol, Olivier Blamangin · October 2024
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