La vie quotidienne en Afrique - Lalo,Steve.ppsx
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AFRICA Daily Life Algeria Street theater Prestation of members of the drama association "Ad-darb Al-Assil" during the days "Atlas Story", Laghouat, Algeria. Photography © by Mohamed Bentireche on 500px Benin Two sister go Marigot fetch water.in Africa this scene iscommemorative of the connection between people. Botswana Firemaking Burkina Faso A daily water trip Burundi Three Lady's They all want to sell me fruits Bujumbura, Burundi Photography © by Ester GÃsladóttir Cameroon Folk dance group Cape Verde Trinket sellers Photography © by Steve Bailey on 500px Central African Republic Batangafo, Central African Republic Displaced in Central African Republic Internally displaced in Central African Republic. Some 600,000 people are internally displaced, more than 2 million people are food insecure and hundreds of thousands are refugees in the neighbouring countries. And the conflict in Central African Republic doesn't seem to end anytime. Photography © by Sorin Furcoi on 500px Chad Traditional dances Photography © by Dzmitry Aleinik on 500px Comoros A women in the city of Moutsamudu on the Island of Anjouan on the Comoros Ilands in the Indian Ocean in Africa. Photography © by amnat on 500px Dem.Rep. of the Congo Wash laundry on the river bank. Djibouti Gone for a stroll Photography © by Michael Napoleone on 500px Egypt Chat in the desert Equatorial Guinea Owambe Freak So here is a story of a yoruba lady gorgeously dressed for a party. She has an exam she has not read for the next day but she would rather... Photography © by Michael Imomoh on 500px Eritrea African Queens Photography © by Eric Wilson on 500px Ethiopia Ten eyes, five looks. Photography © by Fernando de Silva on 500px Gambia Banjul. Gambia Street scene Ghana Work Day Early morning highs and lows in central Accra, Ghana Photography © by Steven Strasser on 500px Guinea Bissau Members of the Iris Carnival group in Bissau wait while their team mates prepare to practice their dance for the big party. Ivory Coast Women with kids, Katiola, Ivory Coast Photography © by Marco Casiraghi on 500px Kenya Legs as elastic as strings Lesotho Contemplating sunrise A basotho shepherd of Lesotho, overlooking Sani Pass. Drankensberg range, Lesotho Photography © by Nicolas Marino Liberia The Dancers Jungle dance performers in Monrovia Photography © by Jan Wellmann on 500px Libya Never give up. "Real fisherman never give up".... Syahia area, Tripoli, Libya Madagascar This was shot just after sunset in a rice field. Both girls have put yellow paint on their faces that's made from a special tree and meant to offer protection against the sun and insects, and to keep the skin in good condition. Malawi Where tea comes from. Lilongwe, Malawi Photography © by Star&Ring on 500px Mali Market in Djenné, Mali Morocco The Gnawa people originated from North and West Africa; to be precise the ancient Ghana Empire of Ouagadougou (present day Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Burkino Faso and 85% of Mali (pre Gnawi/Mali Wars)). This name Gnawa is taken from one of the indigenous languages of the Sahara desert called Tamazight. The Gnawa are an ethnic group whom, with the passing of time became a part of the Sufi order in Maghreb. Asilah, Morocco Photography © by Hamza Al Hajji on 500px Mozambique Dancers in Maputo, Mozambique Photography © by silvestre suluda on 500px Namibia Photography © by Stefan Cruysberghs on 500px Himba babies Married Himba women wear headdresses with many streams of braided hair and a kind of turban made of goat leather. They carry their baby’s and young children on their back in a kind of leather baby backpack carrier. The Himba are the last semi-nomadic tribe in Namibia. They live in the Kunene/Kaokoland region in northern Namibia near the border with Angola. They are hunters and gatherers and they breed cattle, sheeps and goats but also farm some crops. Women and girls perform more laborintensive work than men and boys. The men's main task is herding the Niger Appointment at the water fountain. Photography © by Jinwon Suh Nigeria Mothers with children Rwanda Intore dancers performing a tribal dance in the Gorilla's Trekking starting point. Ruhengeri, Rwanda Photography © by Miguel RodrÃguez on 500px Republic of the Congo Six girls in one boat. Photography © by John Downey on 500px São Tomé and PrÃncipe The market in São Tomé, capital city of Sao Tome and Principe, second smallest country in Africa. Photography © by Ricardo Ribeiro on 500px Senegal Young models and their cook, M'bour, Senegal Photography © by Stefan Radi on 500px Sierra Leone Drivers and Decontamination Team staff from the Hastings Decontamination Centre in Sierra Leone. The Hastings Decontamination Centre is responsible for the cleaning of vehicles and ambulances used in the fight against ebola. The sight is also used to conduct building decontamination training and acts as a depot for the ambulance drivers. The Hastings Decontamination Centre is located approximately Thirty minutes South East of Freetown in Sierra Leone. Photography © by Paul Shaw on 500px South Africa Tembe Elephant Park: accommodation staff singing a folk song while dancing welcoming visitors. Tembe is a remote park near Mozambique, home to largest African elephants. Photography © by Alberto Mazza South Sudan Thanks for helping ... Tanzania Arusha Town: A group of bikes parked in front of the local shops.. Lack of transports in the area, force the people. Photography © by Alberto Mazza on 500px Togo Market in Lomé, Togo Tunisia Walk in Tunisia Photography © by Patrick Petitjean on 500px Uganda Candid A street scene in Uganda's eastern town of Jinja. Photography © by Owach Manshur on 500px Thanks for your interest and see you soon... m o r f Lalo o ic x e M m o r f e v e t S ia
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