Zimbabwe Photo Album
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I'll give you THREE GUESSES why this item makes my blog today:
Women carried buckets of water in Budiriro near Harare, Zimbabwe yesterday, where a cholera epidemic is killing hundreds, as the nation's clinics run out of drugs. (Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/ Associated Press)
Do you see what I see in this next photo, readers? I see a BROTHER'S LOVE!
Slum conditions in parts of Harare show the extent of the health crisis in Zimbabwe, where a cholera epidemic could infect up to 60,000 people. (Philimon Bulawayo/reuters)
What kind of childhood is this? Growing up all too fast!!
Children collected stagnant water yesterday for use at home in Harare. The collapse of Zimbabwe's health and sanitation systems has created fears of a regional cholera epidemic. (Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/ Associated Press)
How can the world allow beautiful children like these little boys to suffer?
A boy carried a container to fetch water yesterday in Mutare, Zimbabwe. South Africa is sending more military doctors to treat Zimbabwean cholera victims. (Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/Associated Press)
If it were healthy and possible, I would give them all the water coming from my eyes and dripping from my face!
Oh, God!! Must such BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE be made to SUFFER SO?!!!!!
I'll give you THREE GUESSES why this item makes my blog today:
Women carried buckets of water in Budiriro near Harare, Zimbabwe yesterday, where a cholera epidemic is killing hundreds, as the nation's clinics run out of drugs. (Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/ Associated Press)
Do you see what I see in this next photo, readers? I see a BROTHER'S LOVE!
Slum conditions in parts of Harare show the extent of the health crisis in Zimbabwe, where a cholera epidemic could infect up to 60,000 people. (Philimon Bulawayo/reuters)
What kind of childhood is this? Growing up all too fast!!
Children collected stagnant water yesterday for use at home in Harare. The collapse of Zimbabwe's health and sanitation systems has created fears of a regional cholera epidemic. (Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/ Associated Press)
How can the world allow beautiful children like these little boys to suffer?
A boy carried a container to fetch water yesterday in Mutare, Zimbabwe. South Africa is sending more military doctors to treat Zimbabwean cholera victims. (Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/Associated Press)
If it were healthy and possible, I would give them all the water coming from my eyes and dripping from my face!
Oh, God!! Must such BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE be made to SUFFER SO?!!!!!