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    Kathmandu: by maryannpalmer, Views[84]
         		 Through the support of local NGO Themba Care Xnesh and Cindy are able to serve a: by chelseamac, Views[247]
         		 A smile says it all, for Nomzamo, to receive ARV medication on a regular basis i: by chelseamac, Views[280]
         		 Together they visit the homes of patients to deliver medication, make sure patie: by chelseamac, Views[200]
         		 On their own the two women managed to become qualified as community health care : by chelseamac, Views[232]
     
    Iraq, South Africa: The small informal settlement is embedded deep in mountains : by chelseamac, Views[216]
         		 A young Hyena looking back at at a carcass of a Zebra that he has been consuming: by ganinima1234, Views[407]
         		 A male Leopard of the Timbavati Game Reserve South Africa: by ganinima1234, Views[459]
         		 Old Machaton Lioness yawning whilst younger generation looks on: by ganinima1234, Views[704]
         		 A donkey finding some shade behind a traditional South African Xhosa Hut: by ganinima1234, Views[3921]
     
    Mama Tofu from the Khaya LaBanta Cultural Villages: by ganinima1234, Views[647]
         		 No matter what adventures this Lion Cub endures, his Keeper will be by his side: by southafrica, Views[156]
         		 His sharp claws only just miss the opportunity for a new chew toy!: by southafrica, Views[210]
         		 This young cub doesn’t know his own strength, biting into his visitors’ skin: by southafrica, Views[166]
         		 Some of the worlds most rare, but Beautiful Eyes - The White Lion: by southafrica, Views[235]
     
    The Spaza lifestyle is modeled on an extravagant, western hip-hop culture, a grand but elusive dream for Waqa and his friends. Born with so little, their hope for a better life is grandiose. Under the gaze of beautiful, unattainable women, dakka smoke masks Waqa and a friend’s faces. In desperate pursuit of something bigger, these young men exist in a fog that obscures the path between their dreams and their reality.: by jakesalyers, Views[6999]
         		 South Africa's townships are infamous for violence, and Gugulethu is no exception. After this photo was taken, Waqa called me asking for a copy. While Waqa has left violence behind, he said most of these young men had gotten drunk and been arrested later that night for the brutal beating death of a township man. The dead man’s crime: not handing over his cell phone quickly enough during a robbery. Waqa wanted a memory.: by jakesalyers, Views[6753]
         		 Dakka and Spaza are often found together in the township. Waqa’s friend Lucky (center) runs an outreach group that teaches both locals and tourists about traditional African music—but he also sells marijuana on the side. A shaft of light splits the smoky room. Half revealed and half hidden, part small-time crook and part community musician: like many, Lucky lives on the edge of the law, trying to make a living and still follow his dreams.: by jakesalyers, Views[6659]
         		 Waqa (far right) and two friends hang out at a local rapper’s house and pass the time smoking dakka out of a broken glass bottle top. While Spaza music is his passion, there are few opportunities to express it and many days end up just like this.: by jakesalyers, Views[7087]
         		 Meet Waqa. Waqa lives in Gugulethu township outside Cape Town, South Africa. After serving time in his late teens for assault, Waqa’s life now revolves around friends, smoking dope, and a passion for hip-hop music known as Spaza, a form of Xhosa township hip-hop he helped to create. Here, he rolls a dakka (marijuana) joint in his backyard shack, his love of Spaza plastered to the walls behind him.: by jakesalyers, Views[7845]
     
    ..on the journey he went to speak to the waterfall..: by transkeian, Views[193]
         		 ..she found them and awoke the seas..: by transkeian, Views[226]
         		 ..she wanted to find her powers...: by transkeian, Views[203]
         		 Once upon a time two friends went hiking...: by transkeian, Views[211]
         		 by ptch, Views[427]
     
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         		 Victoria Falls, Zambia: by emilyclark, Views[236]
         		 Maxwel, Okavango Delta: by emilyclark, Views[247]
         		 Giraffe Drinking, Chobe River: by emilyclark, Views[303]
     
    Angry Lion, Zambia: by emilyclark, Views[398]
         		 Lion Pride, Moremi, Botswana: by emilyclark, Views[524]
         		 Hungry: by lisa_v, Views[273]
         		 Evil thoughts: by lisa_v, Views[290]
         		 No escape: by lisa_v, Views[231]
     
    Panic at the lion-encircled waterhole: by lisa_v, Views[433]
         		 Fighting dirty: by lisa_v, Views[247]
         		 Although these women struggle everyday they embrace their culture and their way of life rather than fight it and they take pride in their community - this is not only admirable but encouraging.: by lizdonn, Views[366]
         		 These woman have a deep sense of community and often when a woman gets too old the younger women will begin to supprt the elderly as much as they can afford to.: by lizdonn, Views[261]
         		 The woman of the community are responsible for all the crops and house work while husbands leave to find work and send money back to their wives.: by lizdonn, Views[213]
     
    I visited a community so completely seperated from any urban life that the children had never seen people of different races. Its difficult to imagine this only a 2 hours drive from my hometown.: by lizdonn, Views[254]
         		 Although these women struggle everyday they embrace their culture and their way of life rather than fight it and they take pride in their community - this is not only admirable but encouraging. : by lizdonn, Views[121]
         		 These woman have a deep sense of community and often when a woman gets too old the younger women will begin to supprt the elderly as much as they can afford to. : by lizdonn, Views[86]
         		 The woman of the community are responsible for all the crops and house work while husbands leave to find work and send money back to their wives. : by lizdonn, Views[95]
         		 I visited a community so completely seperated from any urban life that the children had never seen people of a different race. Its difficult to imagine this only a 2 hours drive from my hometown. : by lizdonn, Views[193]
     
    Simple games bring joy to all.: by sammy-joharris, Views[209]
         		 The children having a go at photography.: by sammy-joharris, Views[222]
         		 Enchanting smile of a girl who has lived such a tough life.: by sammy-joharris, Views[279]
         		 Zulu boy showing off the sticker on his forehead.: by sammy-joharris, Views[409]
         		 A little Zulu girl smiling through her tears.: by sammy-joharris, Views[1076]
     
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