Archives de mai, 2011
Marc Dozier – Portfolio Travel
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Parution TAIWAN – Fungi, the dolphin…by Justin Jin
Parution AUTRICHE – Poe Rava : the Black Tahitian Pearl. by Tim McKenna
Parution COREE – The sacred library of Dege. by Remi Benali
Portfolio – Eric Tourneret, the bee photographer
Parution FINLANDE – The Lascaux cave : A prehistoric sky-map by Stephane Begoin
Slaves to Gold
Is Burkina Faso set to become the new eldorado of West Africa? This is what many are asking as the dizzying rise of the gold price has led to an explosion of activity in the mining sector. The awareness of the existence of gold in Burkina Faso is nothing new; for 10 centuries farmers have turned to it at a times of bad harvests, but the interest is now far more intense. The country has long been neglected in favour of its neighbour Mali, but is now attracting some of the biggest investments in the continent. In 2005 just one mining licence was issued; this compares to 2010 when 487 were issued.
A Photo report by Julien Chraibi/LightMediation
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Parution NORVEGE – Il calcio storico. by Eric Vandeville
Survival of the Saiga…
The little known Saiga Antelope runs across the steppes for its survival.Its population dropped from over a million in the beginning of the 1990’s,to less than 50 000 in 2003. But the brave little saiga has not said its lastword yet…and the international scientific community is seriously handling this issue now.
Photos and text by Jean-François Lagrot/LightMediation
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Parution France – MARIANNE – « Libye: BHL, chef de guerre ». par Marc Roussel (cover story)
