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Waiting for the Zaire border to open in Gisenyi, 1996. With Hugh
Dellios of the Chicago Tribune.
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One of the great benefits of digital photography: Instant
gratification. In Eritrea, 1999.
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Hiking in the Drakensberg, Kwa-Zulu Natal. One reason why
it's hard to leave South Africa.
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The view from Lion's Head, overlooking Cape Town and the Atlantic
Ocean.
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Amy on Zanzibar with some of her many admirers.
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At the Tserona Front in Eritrea, doing the war correspondent thing.
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Caught up iin a crowd in Rwanda during the great migration of refugees in
1996.
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Checking the gear and the fear before another hair-raising U.N.
flight. Angola, 1999.
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Somebody's idea of a joke: Forcing the media to arrive at 5 a.m. for
an 11 a.m. event. Waiting for Mbeki's inauguration.
June, 1999.
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Checking for leaks and lizards in the thatch. Rwanda, 1998.
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Testing Mobutu's mattress at his Gulu palace. November, 1996.
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Interviewing orphans who head households. Rwanda, 1998.
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Filing on a clunky satellite telephone as the sun sets over the Congo
in Kinshasa. 1997.
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The Rwanda president employs a stack of potatoes as a podium for an
impromptu news conference in 1996.
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Mine-clearing in Angola, 1997. Notice how the body armor protects the
vital organs while leaving the head exposed.
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Kuba invites herself in a self-timer shot with Amy, sister Carrie and brother-in-law Skip
at Christmas, 1999.
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Rusty King took this photo just before we departed to Africa in 1996.
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Weathering Ebola: Gulu, Uganda, November, 2000.
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