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Related Images Collection (#3)

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Africa; Malawi; Mulanje; Mt. Mulanje; Blue-green lizard with insect in mouth Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa; Zambia; South Luangwa Park; Giraffe standing among trees Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa; Malawi; Mulanje; Mt. Mulanje; Tea estate next to Mt. Mulanje Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa; Malawi; Lake Chilwa; Fishing weir baskets on poles in Lake Chilwa Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa, Malawi, Zomba; Cut logs piled along road. Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa; Malawi; Liwonde National Park; Malachite kingfisher sitting on branch Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa; Malawi; Liwonde National Park; Yellowbilled egret standing in water Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa; Malawi; Liwonde National Park; Crocodile laying in the sun Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa, Malawi, Lengwe National Park, Herd of Nyala at watering hole Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa; Malawi; Lengwe National Park; Vervet monkey sitting in tree Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa, Malawi, Thyolo, Fields of tea bushes with trees Date: 09/03/2005

Africa, Malawi, Mangochi district, Cape Maclear

Africa, Southern Africa, Malawi, Mzuzu district, Nkhata Bay

Africa, Malawi, Balaka district

Related Images Collection: Moth (Stoermeriana pachyla) on leaf, Dazalanyama Forest, Malawi, east Africa

Moth (Stoermeriana pachyla) on leaf, Dazalanyama Forest, Malawi, east Africa. Controlled conditions

Related Images Collection: Manganja Village on the Shire, Africa (engraving)

Manganja Village on the Shire, Africa (engraving)
1621894 Manganja Village on the Shire, Africa (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Manganja Village on the Shire, Africa)

Related Images Collection: African Exploration, 'Livingstonia, 'the Mission Station of the Free Church of Scotland

African Exploration, "Livingstonia, "the Mission Station of the Free Church of Scotland
1054240 African Exploration, " Livingstonia, " the Mission Station of the Free Church of Scotland, Lake Nyassa (engraving) by English School

Related Images Collection: The Portuguese Aggression in Africa, Scenes in the Locality of the Disputed District (engraving)

The Portuguese Aggression in Africa, Scenes in the Locality of the Disputed District (engraving)
1046820 The Portuguese Aggression in Africa, Scenes in the Locality of the Disputed District (engraving) by English School

Related Images Collection: Mr H H Johnston, British Commissioner for Central Africa, in the Gardens of the Residency at Zomba

Mr H H Johnston, British Commissioner for Central Africa, in the Gardens of the Residency at Zomba
1604821 Mr H H Johnston, British Commissioner for Central Africa, in the Gardens of the Residency at Zomba, Nyassaland (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Fishermen
Carlos Germán Romero

Related Images Collection: Ghiandaia marina pettolilla

Ghiandaia marina pettolilla
Antonio Grambone

Brothers
Antonio Grambone

Related Images Collection: African soldier armed with a machete in Nyasaland (Malawi) during the Second World War

African soldier armed with a machete in Nyasaland (Malawi) during the Second World War. 14th April 1941

Related Images Collection: Bishop Trevor Huddlestons at Masasi, Tanganyika, East African territory lying between

Bishop Trevor Huddlestons at Masasi, Tanganyika, East African territory lying between the largest of the African great lakes: Lake Victoria, Lake Malawi and Lake Tanganyika. April 1961 P011557

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MALAWI Faming Bee keepers with locally made hives near Blantyre financed by micro credit scheme

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MALAWI Mulanje Portrait of male market stall holder selling dried fish. Able to do this due to micro credit loans.Man called Peter Makfero Hamilton

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MALAWI Mulanje People walking along path in area of tea growing and subsistence farming with Mount Mulanje in the distance.Also has limited tourist industry based around trekking

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MALAWI Mulanje Mount Mulanje behind lush crops in an area of tea growing and subsistence farming. which also has limited tourist industry based around trekking

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MALAWI Mulanje Husband and wife working amongst crops. They trade in Maize using micro credit loans.Joyce Mucknonya and husband Malwa

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MALAWI Dedza District Refugees Woman and children sorting drying beans in Mozambican refugee camp

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MALAWI Farming Girls working in fields near Lilongwe. The soil is very dry due to the lateness of the rains

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MALAWI Dedza District Refugees Small enclosed vegetable plots outside tents in Mozambican refugee camp

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MALAWI Farming Female worker on LOMADEF Lipangwe Organic Manure Demonstration Farm using chicken manure on land. Good crop yields are achieved without expensive fertilisers

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MALAWI Farming Close view of tobacco crop

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MALAWI Farming Tractor driver working in tobacco plantation

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MALAWI Ngwila Cropped view of Efero Lodi holding handful of organically grown soya. Organic farming allows farmers to achieve the same yields without the use of expensive fertilisers

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MALAWI Work Tea plantations near Muloza with women carrying bundles of firewood on their heads in foreground

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MALAWI Farming Close view of tobacco crop and spray irrigation

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MALAWI Farming Women working on tobacco farm

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MALAWI Mount Mulanje Tea plantation and pickers in area of tea growing and subsistence farming

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MALAWI Lipangwe Farm worker on organic training farm LOMADEF making chicken manure

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MALAWI Lipangwe Crop workers with their organic groundnut crop

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MALAWI Jenda Sugar cane vendors and customers at roadside market. African Eastern Africa Malawian

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MALAWI Jenda Crowded market scene fruit and vegetable stalls with trading centre building behind. African Center Eastern Africa Malawian

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MALAWI Mulanje Micro-credit loan. Cropped shot of Peter Makfero Hamilton who travels to Lake Malawi to buy fish to resell in business started using money lent by his village credit union

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MALAWI Mulanje Peter Makfero travels 300km every fortnight to buy fish from Lake Malawi to resell. His village credit union lent him the money to start this business. Micro credit

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MALAWI Industry Worker holding bundle of tea standing in drying leaves

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