Naval Training Station: Soldiers who will graduate the next morning submit bags for final inspection - it takes two men two hours to do one bag - note hammocks overheads - they sleep in these.

Traditional Birthing Attendant, Nybahire Esteri, holding newborns Nsabimana ("I beg something from God") and Mukanzabonimpa ("God will give me, but I do not know when"), flanked by mothers Kanyange (left), Mukabatazi (right) and Mukabatazi's mother

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South Africa: On the orange free state's fertile high veld, native farm workers, driving plodding spans of oxen, cultivate rich clay loam soil of an Afrikaner’s field of young corn which will produce "mealies", a staple South African food.

Ashes of the dead are carried through the streets of Tokyo to the Yasukuni Shrine, where they will be sanctified. Some 150,000 sets of ashes have so far been deified at Yasukuni, which means in Japanese, "Shrine which guards the tranquility of the Empire"