A child holds bullet cartridges which killed a child and a guard during a late night looting of an orphanage by unknown soldiers in Huambo, Angola. Family members of a child and guard who were killed during a late night looting of an orphanage mourn their death in Huambo, Angola. In some towns in Angola, one in four people have lost a limb or have been killed by mines. Despite a huge campaign to educate Angolans of the danger, most are forced to search the countryside for food despite the risk. Angolans wake up with the sun and march two hours from the camps every day to the market place where they trade the mangos and firewood to make a little money to buy other necessities like coal or maize before they make the trek back.
Children wait to eat at a feeding center in Huambo in the interior region of Angola.
A woman enters a make-shift hospital in the interior of Angola. An orphan sits in front of fresh bullet holes which killed a child and a guard during late-night looting by unknown soldiers in Huambo, Angola. Angolans wait to see a doctor at the International Red Cross hospital in Huambo, Angola. Hundreds of thousands of Angolans have lost limbs after stepping on mines and in some towns one in four people have lost a limb or have been killed by mines. Despite a huge campaign to educate Angolans of the danger, most are forced to search the countryside for food despite the risk.