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  • The image shows a person walking through the entrance of "Cimetière Militaire de Thiaroye," a military cemetery. The archway is prominently displayed, with the name of the cemetery written above. On either side of the entrance, there are colorful flags painted on the walls. The person in the foreground is carrying a large container on their head, and the scene is partly illuminated by natural light, surrounded by palm trees and greenery. The sky is overcast, giving a muted ambiance to the setting. Thiaroye 1944. The Final Shadows of a Colonial Massacre Clair Rivière · November 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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