Image Number: APN105476
Title: Peacekeeping
Path: Africa Media Online / Twenty Ten / Simone Scholtz
Description: Burundi, Bujumbura Rural, Kebezi military base, March 2006, Burundians outside a miltary base where they hope to receive left over food. The troops of the South African Defence Force make up the largest contigent of the peacekeeping forces of ONUB (United Nations Operations Burundi). Aproximately thirty families have built their houses around the base for protection against the last remaining rebel group FNL (Forces national le liberation).
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Subcollections: Simone Scholtz
Country: Burundi
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3738 x 2492
Media Id: 14_459
Credit: Simone Scholtz / Africa Media Online
Keywords: black and white image, horizontal, Africa, Burundi, Bujumbura, United Nations (UN), refugees, post-war, child, mothers, country roads, dirt roads, ,
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Image Number: APN105496
Title: Peacekeeping
Path: Africa Media Online / Twenty Ten / Simone Scholtz
Description: Burundi, Bujumbura Rural, Kebezi military base, March 2006, A child waits for left overs from the South Afican miltary base. The troops of the South African Defence Force make up the largest contigent of the peacekeeping forces of ONUB (United Nations Operations Burundi). Aproximately thirty families have built their houses around the base for protection against the last remianing rebel group FNL (Forces national le liberation).
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Simone Scholtz
Country: Burundi
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3738 x 2492
Media Id: 14_552
Credit: Simone Scholtz / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Burundi, colour image , horizontal, Africa, Bujumbura, United Nations (UN), refugees, post-war, child, razor-wire fences, country roads, dirt roads, ,
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Image Number: APN105529
Title: Peacekeeping
Path: Africa Media Online / Twenty Ten / Simone Scholtz
Description: Burundi, Bujumbura Rural, Kebezi military base, March 2006, Child outside the South African military base. The troops of the South African Defence Force make up the largest contigent of the peacekeeping forces of ONUB (United Nations Operations Burundi). Approximately thirty families have built their houses around the miltary base for protection against attacks and human rights violations in the area.
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Simone Scholtz
Country: Burundi
Orientation: portrait
Pixel Size: 2336 x 3504
Media Id: 14_434
Credit: Simone Scholtz / Africa Media Online
Keywords: black and white image, vertical, Africa, Burundi, Bujumbura, United Nations (UN), refugees, post-war, child, boys, country roads, dirt roads, razor-wire fences, toy guns, camps, ,
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Image Number: APN105577
Title: Burundi13
Path: Africa Media Online / Twenty Ten / Simone Scholtz
Description: Burundi, Bicycles are the main form of transport and also used to transport grass for cattle. February 2006.
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Simone Scholtz
Country: Burundi
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3738 x 2492
Media Id: 14_514
Credit: Simone Scholtz / Africa Media Online
Keywords: post-war, man, country roads, grass, bicycles, horizontal, Bujumbura, Africa, Burundi, colour image , ,
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Image Number: APN105601
Title: Peacekeeping
Path: Africa Media Online / Twenty Ten / Simone Scholtz
Description: Burundi, Bujumbura Rural, Kebezi military base, March 2006, a caspir (miltary vehicle) of the South African peacekeeping troops patrol the villages of rural Burundi, The troops of the South African Defence Force make up the largest contigent of the peacekeeping forces of ONUB (United Nations Operations Burundi).
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Subcollections: Simone Scholtz
Country: Burundi
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3738 x 2492
Media Id: 14_467
Credit: Simone Scholtz / Africa Media Online
Keywords: black and white image, horizontal, Africa, Burundi, Bujumbura, United Nations (UN), refugees, post-war, shacks, men, country roads, dirt roads, windows, ,
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Image Number: APN105735
Title: Peacekeeping
Path: Africa Media Online / Twenty Ten / Simone Scholtz
Description: Burundi, Bujumbura Rural, Kebezi military base, March 2006, Children play soccer outside a miltary base. The troops of the South African Defence Force make up the largest contigent of the peacekeeping forces of ONUB (United Nations Operations Burundi). Aproximately thirty families have built their houses around the base for protection against the last remianing rebel group FNL (Forces le liberation).
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Simone Scholtz
Country: Burundi
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3738 x 2492
Media Id: 14_472
Credit: Simone Scholtz / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Burundi, black and white image, horizontal, Africa, Bujumbura, United Nations (UN), refugees, post-war, razor-wire fences, country roads, dirt roads, soccer, boys, ,
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Image Number: APN105736
Title: Peacekeeping
Path: Africa Media Online / Twenty Ten / Simone Scholtz
Description: Burundi, Bujumbura Rural, Kebezi military base, March 2006, Burundians outside a miltary base where they hope to receive left over food. The troops of the South African Defence Force make up the largest contigent of the peacekeeping forces of ONUB (United Nations Operations Burundi). Aproximately thirty families have built their houses around the base for protection against the last remaining rebel group FNL (Forces national le liberation).
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Simone Scholtz
Country: Burundi
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3738 x 2492
Media Id: 14_446
Credit: Simone Scholtz / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Burundi, black and white image, horizontal, Africa, Bujumbura, United Nations (UN), refugees, post-war, child, umbrellas, mothers, country roads, dirt roads, ,
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Image Number: APN106477
Path: Africa Media Online / African Pictures / Eric Miller
Description: Liberia, Monrovia.Nigerian ECOMOG soldiers at roadblock preventing ammunition from crossing the designated point.© Eric Miller
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Eric Miller
Country: Liberia
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3508 x 2343
Media Id: 91_270
Credit: Eric Miller / Independent Contributors / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Liberia, Monrovia, colour image , Africa, horizontal, signs, black African people, Nigerians, soldiers, ECOMOG soldiers, ammunition, trees, roadblocks, uniforms, public notices, country roads, ,
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Image Number: APN138507
Path: Africa Media Online / Africa Imagery / Roger de la Harpe
Description: Crossing a River on an African Coastal Adventures 4X4 Safari. Kei Mouth. Wild Coast. Eastern Cape. South Africa
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Subcollections: Roger de la Harpe
Orientation: portrait
Pixel Size: 2400 x 3600
Media Id: 32_920
Credit: Roger de la Harpe / Africa Media Online
Keywords: colour image , South Africa, Africa, vertical, Wild Coast, Eastern Cape, 4X4 Safari., African Coastal Adventures, Trennerys Hotel, tourists, tourism, travel, African experience, muddy tracks, adventure, scenic, scenery, driving, Kei Mouth, dirt roads, country trails, dense forests, ,
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Image Number: APN142441
Path: Africa Media Online / Africa Imagery / Roger de la Harpe
Description: Quad Biking near Hazyview. Mpumalanga. South Africa.
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Subcollections: Roger de la Harpe
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3508 x 2333
Media Id: 35_891
Credit: Roger de la Harpe / Africa Media Online
Keywords: colour image , South Africa, Africa, horizontal, Hazyview, quadbiking, Mpumalanga, colour photo, outdoors, Sport, having fun, Quad bikes, holidays, entertainment, adventure, riding, riding bikes, country roads, helmets, vegetation, African experience, family vacation, holiday activities, ,
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Image Number: APN142445
Path: Africa Media Online / Africa Imagery / Roger de la Harpe
Description: Quad Biking near Hazyview. Mpumalanga. South Africa.
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Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3508 x 2333
Media Id: 36_27
Credit: Roger de la Harpe / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Hazyview, colour image , South Africa, Africa, horizontal, quadbiking, Mpumalanga, colour photo, outdoors, Sport, entertainment, young people, having fun, adventure, riding bikes, close up, posing, smiling, country roads, quad bike trails, helmets, family vacation, family fun, ,
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Image Number: APN151214
Title: Maasai man, Shambarai, Tanzania
Path: Africa Media Online / The Media Bank / Richard Human
Description: Portrait of a Maasai man in Shambarai, Tanzania
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Subcollections: Richard Human
Country: Tanzania
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 5563 x 3671
Media Id: 92_63
Credit: Richard Human / Independent Contributors / Africa Media Online
Keywords: colour image , Tanzania, Africa, Shambarai, horizontal, Maasai men, Maasai children, black African man, black African child, traditional dress, country roads, shady, posing, rural areas, ,
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Image Number: APN21721
Title: Angolan Bridge
Path: Africa Media Online / The Media Bank / Linda Martindale
Description: Kuito, Bie Province, Angola 2003This bridge connects many of the villages to the city Kuito where people go to the markets etc.villages, village, bridges, bridge, bush, trees,
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Subcollections: Linda Martindale
Country: Angola
Orientation: portrait
Pixel Size: 2360 x 3632
Media Id: 111_733
Credit: Linda Martindale / Independent Contributors / Africa Media Online
Keywords: colour image , Africa, vertical, Kuito, Bie Province, Angola, 2003, 2000s, bridge, rural areas, bush, grass, footpaths, country roads, ,
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Image Number: APN260525
Title: Yes! They're Work Crazy!
Path: Africa Media Online / Bailey's African History Archive / Drum Social Histories
Description: DM2008072221:GHAED:SOCIAL:PERSONALITIES:APR 1961 - Yes! They're Work Crazy! - These are the villagers of Susano who built their own road to open up the district. Chief Mensah, in centre, argues out a point with Peter Dennis, the Mass Education assistant. It's a Do-It-Yourself with a difference. For whereas in other parts of the world Do-It-Yourself is mainly carried out by individuals for their own good, here it involves whole communities. Hence its official name, Community Development. The do-it-yourself craze has hit Ghana's villages. Our country folk are building their own bridges, laying their own roads, setting up their own Post Offices. (Photograph by Drum Photographer BAHA)
Collections: Baileys African History Archive
Subcollections: Drum Social Histories
Country: GHANA
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 5377 x 4181
Media Id: 250_37
Credit: Drum Social Histories / Baileys African History Archive / Africa Media Online
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Image Number: APN260530
Title: Yes! They're Work Crazy!
Path: Africa Media Online / Bailey's African History Archive / Drum Social Histories
Description: DM2008072224:GHAED:SOCIAL:PERSONALITIES:APR 1961 - Yes! They're Work Crazy! - But just look at this mess in a town. Despite the fine example of our villages many of our towns have eyesores like this. Town youth should also be organised to clean up our cities and help rebuild our new nation. The do-it-yourself craze has hit Ghana's villages. Our country folk are building their own bridges, laying their own roads, setting up their own Post Offices. (Photograph by Drum Photographer BAHA)
Collections: Baileys African History Archive
Subcollections: Drum Social Histories
Country: GHANA
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3883 x 2501
Media Id: 250_41
Credit: Drum Social Histories / Baileys African History Archive / Africa Media Online
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Image Number: APN260531
Title: Yes! They're Work Crazy!
Path: Africa Media Online / Bailey's African History Archive / Drum Social Histories
Description: DM2008072223:GHAED:SOCIAL:PERSONALITIES:APR 1961 - Yes! They're Work Crazy! - At some points on the road the going is tough, but government departments help with tractors and heavy machinery. The do-it-yourself craze has hit Ghana's villages. Our country folk are building their own bridges, laying their own roads, setting up their own Post Offices. (Photograph by Drum Photographer BAHA)
Collections: Baileys African History Archive
Subcollections: Drum Social Histories
Pixel Size: 2784 x 2377
Media Id: 250_42
Credit: Drum Social Histories / Baileys African History Archive / Africa Media Online
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Image Number: APN260533
Title: Yes! They're Work Crazy!
Path: Africa Media Online / Bailey's African History Archive / Drum Social Histories
Description: DM2008072222:GHAED:SOCIAL:PERSONALITIES:APR 1961 - Yes! They're Work Crazy! - The people of Essuakyir built this magnificent bridge and saved their people a long and tiring detour round the river. If the bridge had been built by contractors it would have cost a bout 9,000, but the villagers brought the cost down to 1,700 by using their own labour. It was a great achievement. The do-it-yourself craze has hit Ghana's villages. Our country folk are building their own bridges, laying their own roads, setting up their own Post Offices. (Photograph by Drum Photographer BAHA)
Collections: Baileys African History Archive
Subcollections: Drum Social Histories
Country: GHANA
Pixel Size: 5496 x 4711
Media Id: 250_44
Credit: Drum Social Histories / Baileys African History Archive / Africa Media Online
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Image Number: APN27487
Title: rural health
Path: Africa Media Online / South Photos / Paul Weinberg
Description: SOUTH AFRICA/AGINCOURT/LIMPOPO/ collecting food for impoverished families, march 2004. © paul weinberg
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Subcollections: Paul Weinberg
Country: south africa
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 4800 x 3218
Media Id: 100_80
Credit: Paul Weinberg / South Photos / Africa Media Online
Keywords: black and white image, horizontal, Limpopo, Africa, South Africa, 2000s, black African woman, rural, carrying on the head, charity, collecting food, country roads, ,
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Image Number: APN279202
Title: Youths/culture
Path: Africa Media Online / South Photos / Chris Ledochowski
Description: Country and city youths, Crossroads, 1984.
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Subcollections: Chris Ledochowski
Country: South Africa
Location: Old Cross Roads squatter camp, Cape Town
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 4896 x 3227
Media Id: 594_36
Credit: Chris Ledochowski / South Photos / Africa Media Online
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Image Number: APN310189
Title: Recycling Life
Description: A section of the many groceries where many of the waste orignate from and which the waste product are being recycled in form of plastic bottles , plastic bags etc. 2010 World Cup in South Africa, which takes place on African soil for the first time in history, has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, upscale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this facade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure endure poor housing, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, water and electricity along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. Resilience seems to be the order of the day for those people living
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Andrew Esiebo
Country: South Africa
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3400 x 2267
Media Id: UNSECURED-11969
Credit: Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Recycle, life, 2010 world, cup host, South, Africa, country spend, 33billion, rands, preparation, world, biggest, sport Africa, country looks, havens, tourists football fields, upscale hotels, beaches country South Africa, blacks lack good housing, bad, road, poor, water, electricity supply. Unemployment, crime inhabitants, government social, economic, challenges, resilience, Brick, Moloko, ANC, activist, football, legend, Orange, farm, township largest, shacks, South Africa, skills, ex-soccer, professional, activist, initiatives, change, community projects, wealth, waste, sanitation, livelihood, unemployed, orange, Brick president, Soccer, Legend, waste, project, cycling, life soccer, project, resources collection, support, community, projects, social, enlightenment, promotion, soccer, tool, intervention, issue HIV/AIDS, behavior, control, child abuse, xenophobia, empower, soccer legends, recycling, life, capture, round, daily life Brick, andrew, esiebo, domestic, violence,
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Image Number: APN310190
Title: Recycling Life
Description: The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. . . . . . .
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Andrew Esiebo
Country: South Africa
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3400 x 2267
Media Id: UNSECURED-11970
Credit: Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Recycle, life, 2010 world, cup host, South, Africa, country spend, 33billion, rands, preparation, world, biggest, sport Africa, country looks, havens, tourists football fields, upscale hotels, beaches country South Africa, blacks lack good housing, bad, road, poor, water, electricity supply. Unemployment, crime inhabitants, government social, economic, challenges, resilience, Brick, Moloko, ANC, activist, football, legend, Orange, farm, township largest, shacks, South Africa, skills, ex-soccer, professional, activist, initiatives, change, community projects, wealth, waste, sanitation, livelihood, unemployed, orange, Brick president, Soccer, Legend, waste, project, cycling, life soccer, project, resources collection, support, community, projects, social, enlightenment, promotion, soccer, tool, intervention, issue HIV/AIDS, behavior, control, child abuse, xenophobia, empower, soccer legends, recycling, life, capture, round, daily life Brick, andrew, esiebo, domestic, violence,
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Image Number: APN310191
Title: South African soccer World Cup: Recycling Waste
Description: Workers at the DJ Alfa Patier waste processing factory in Vander Bail park. The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. (Andrew Esiebo/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online)
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Andrew Esiebo
Country: South Africa
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3400 x 2267
Media Id: UNSECURED-11971
Credit: Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Recycle, life, 2010 world, cup host, South, Africa, country spend, 33billion, rands, preparation, world, biggest, sport Africa, country looks, havens, tourists football fields, upscale hotels, beaches country South Africa, blacks lack good housing, bad, road, poor, water, electricity supply. Unemployment, crime inhabitants, government social, economic, challenges, resilience, Brick, Moloko, ANC, activist, football, legend, Orange, farm, township largest, shacks, South Africa, skills, ex-soccer, professional, activist, initiatives, change, community projects, wealth, waste, sanitation, livelihood, unemployed, orange, Brick president, Soccer, Legend, waste, project, cycling, life soccer, project, resources collection, support, community, projects, social, enlightenment, promotion, soccer, tool, intervention, issue HIV/AIDS, behavior, control, child abuse, xenophobia, empower, soccer legends, recycling, life, capture, round, daily life Brick, andrew, esiebo, domestic, violence,
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Image Number: APN310192
Title: South African soccer World Cup: Xenophobia awareness
Description: The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. (Andrew Esiebo/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online).
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Andrew Esiebo
Country: South Africa
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3400 x 2267
Media Id: UNSECURED-11972
Credit: Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Recycle, life, 2010 world, cup host, South, Africa, country spend, 33billion, rands, preparation, world, biggest, sport Africa, country looks, havens, tourists football fields, upscale hotels, beaches country South Africa, blacks lack good housing, bad, road, poor, water, electricity supply. Unemployment, crime inhabitants, government social, economic, challenges, resilience, Brick, Moloko, ANC, activist, football, legend, Orange, farm, township largest, shacks, South Africa, skills, ex-soccer, professional, activist, initiatives, change, community projects, wealth, waste, sanitation, livelihood, unemployed, orange, Brick president, Soccer, Legend, waste, project, cycling, life soccer, project, resources collection, support, community, projects, social, enlightenment, promotion, soccer, tool, intervention, issue HIV/AIDS, behavior, control, child abuse, xenophobia, empower, soccer legends, recycling, life, capture, round, daily life Brick, andrew, esiebo, domestic, violence,
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Image Number: APN310194
Title: Recycling Life
Description: Bricks Mokolo joins the other members of his community at the Sebokeng Sports Centre to watch the opening game of the 2010 FIFA World Cup between South Africa and Mexico. The soccer tournament has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. . . . . . .
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Andrew Esiebo
Country: South Africa
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3400 x 2267
Media Id: UNSECURED-11974
Credit: Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Recycle, life, 2010 world, cup host, South, Africa, country spend, 33billion, rands, preparation, world, biggest, sport Africa, country looks, havens, tourists football fields, upscale hotels, beaches country South Africa, blacks lack good housing, bad, road, poor, water, electricity supply. Unemployment, crime inhabitants, government social, economic, challenges, resilience, Brick, Moloko, ANC, activist, football, legend, Orange, farm, township largest, shacks, South Africa, skills, ex-soccer, professional, activist, initiatives, change, community projects, wealth, waste, sanitation, livelihood, unemployed, orange, Brick president, Soccer, Legend, waste, project, cycling, life soccer, project, resources collection, support, community, projects, social, enlightenment, promotion, soccer, tool, intervention, issue HIV/AIDS, behavior, control, child abuse, xenophobia, empower, soccer legends, recycling, life, capture, round, daily life Brick, andrew, esiebo, domestic, violence,
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Image Number: APN310195
Title: Recycling Life
Description: Workers off loading wastes largely from groceries stores in sebokeng to the collection run by Bricks at the Orange farm. It is a win-win issue for the stores and brick as they help the store to curb cost of waste disposal and Brick project get money from the collection of the waste.2010 World Cup in South Africa, which takes place on African soil for the first time in history, has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, upscale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this facade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure endure poor housing, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, water and electricity along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them ov
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Andrew Esiebo
Country: South Africa
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3400 x 2267
Media Id: UNSECURED-11975
Credit: Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Recycle, life, 2010 world, cup host, South, Africa, country spend, 33billion, rands, preparation, world, biggest, sport Africa, country looks, havens, tourists football fields, upscale hotels, beaches country South Africa, blacks lack good housing, bad, road, poor, water, electricity supply. Unemployment, crime inhabitants, government social, economic, challenges, resilience, Brick, Moloko, ANC, activist, football, legend, Orange, farm, township largest, shacks, South Africa, skills, ex-soccer, professional, activist, initiatives, change, community projects, wealth, waste, sanitation, livelihood, unemployed, orange, Brick president, Soccer, Legend, waste, project, cycling, life soccer, project, resources collection, support, community, projects, social, enlightenment, promotion, soccer, tool, intervention, issue HIV/AIDS, behavior, control, child abuse, xenophobia, empower, soccer legends, recycling, life, capture, round, daily life Brick, andrew, esiebo, domestic, violence,
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Image Number: APN310196
Title: Recycling Life
Description: The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges.
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Andrew Esiebo
Country: South Africa
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3400 x 2267
Media Id: UNSECURED-11976
Credit: Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Recycle, life, 2010 world, cup host, South, Africa, country spend, 33billion, rands, preparation, world, biggest, sport Africa, country looks, havens, tourists football fields, upscale hotels, beaches country South Africa, blacks lack good housing, bad, road, poor, water, electricity supply. Unemployment, crime inhabitants, government social, economic, challenges, resilience, Brick, Moloko, ANC, activist, football, legend, Orange, farm, township largest, shacks, South Africa, skills, ex-soccer, professional, activist, initiatives, change, community projects, wealth, waste, sanitation, livelihood, unemployed, orange, Brick president, Soccer, Legend, waste, project, cycling, life soccer, project, resources collection, support, community, projects, social, enlightenment, promotion, soccer, tool, intervention, issue HIV/AIDS, behavior, control, child abuse, xenophobia, empower, soccer legends, recycling, life, capture, round, daily life Brick, andrew, esiebo, domestic, violence,
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Image Number: APN310198
Title: Recycling Life
Description: Bricks Mokolo and his football hero contemporaries get ready for a soccer showcase at Sebokeng Sports Centre that was organised to raise awareness of xenophobia. The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. . . . . . .
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Andrew Esiebo
Country: South Africa
Orientation: landscape
Pixel Size: 3400 x 2267
Media Id: UNSECURED-11978
Credit: Andrew Esiebo / Africa Media Online
Keywords: Recycle, life, 2010 world, cup host, South, Africa, country spend, 33billion, rands, preparation, world, biggest, sport Africa, country looks, havens, tourists football fields, upscale hotels, beaches country South Africa, blacks lack good housing, bad, road, poor, water, electricity supply. Unemployment, crime inhabitants, government social, economic, challenges, resilience, Brick, Moloko, ANC, activist, football, legend, Orange, farm, township largest, shacks, South Africa, skills, ex-soccer, professional, activist, initiatives, change, community projects, wealth, waste, sanitation, livelihood, unemployed, orange, Brick president, Soccer, Legend, waste, project, cycling, life soccer, project, resources collection, support, community, projects, social, enlightenment, promotion, soccer, tool, intervention, issue HIV/AIDS, behavior, control, child abuse, xenophobia, empower, soccer legends, recycling, life, capture, round, daily life Brick, andrew, esiebo, domestic, violence,
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Image Number: APN310199
Title: Recycling Life
Description: The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. . . . . . .
Collections: Independent Contributors
Subcollections: Andrew Esiebo
Country: South Africa
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Image Number: APN310200
Title: Recycling Life
Description: Spectators in Sebokeng watch the opening march of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The football tournament in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges.
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Image Number: APN310202
Title: Recycling Life
Description: collected Waste being processed for recycling at the Dj Alfa patier waste processing factory vander bail park. . 2010 World Cup in South Africa, which takes place on African soil for the first time in history, has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, upscale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this facade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure endure poor housing, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, water and electricity along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. Resilience seems to be the order of the day for those people living in such communities. One man who embodies this resi
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Image Number: APN310203
Title: South African soccer World Cup: Xenophobia awareness
Description: Bricks Mokolo and his football hero contemporaries get ready for a match at the Sebokeng Sports Centre organised to raise awareness of xenophobia. The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. . . . . (Andrew Esiebo/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online).
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Image Number: APN310204
Title: South African soccer World Cup: Recycling Waste
Description: Brick Mololo, former South Africa football legend and ANC activist, works in Orange Farm as a waste collector. He gets ready for a day's work. The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. (Andrew Esiebo/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online)
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Image Number: APN310205
Title: South African soccer World Cup: Recycling Waste
Description: The view from Bricks Mokolo's site office at the waste collection site in Orange Farm. The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. (Andrew Esiebo/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online)
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Image Number: APN310206
Title: South African soccer World Cup: Recycling Waste
Description: Brick Mokolo at his home in Orange farm. The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. (Andrew Esiebo/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online)
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Image Number: APN310209
Title: South African soccer World Cup: Xenophobia awareness
Description: Bricks Mokolo and his football hero contemporaries get ready for a match at the Sebokeng Sports Centre organised to raise awareness of xenophobia. The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. . . . (Andrew Esiebo/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online).
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Image Number: APN310210
Title: Recycling Life
Description: The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges.
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Country: South Africa
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Keywords: Children, FIFA World Cup 2010, soccer, football, South Africa, Orange Farm, Johannesburg, Africa, supporters, poverty, waste disposal.,
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Image Number: APN310211
Title: South African soccer World Cup: Recycling Waste
Description: Bricks Mokolo drives to work along some of the worst maintained roads in the country. The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen the country spend an estimated R33 billion in preparation for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With its shiny, new soccer stadiums, up-scale hotels and golden beaches, at first glance South Africa looks like a tourist haven. But behind this façade of prosperity lies another country: black townships without even the most basic infrastructure, bad roads, insufficient sanitation, along with high crime and unemployment rates. Many of the people who live in these townships are frustrated by the failure of the post-apartheid government to help them overcome their overwhelming socio-economic challenges. (Andrew Esiebo/Twenty Ten/Africa Media Online)
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