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  • The image depicts a statue, likely an elephant, that is visibly weathered and covered in numerous political posters and flyers. These posters, in various colors, are peeling and overlapping, suggesting a history of political campaigns or events. The statue is situated in an outdoor area, surrounded by greenery and a fence in the background. The overall scene conveys a sense of urban life and the passage of time through the accumulation of posters. Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger... The end of political pluralism Wendyam Hervé Lankoandé · 6 June
  • 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
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