The second FrontLines photo contest is over and the top prize goes to Karl Grobl, a photojournalist hired by Education Development Center Inc. (EDC) to document its USAID-funded programs in Sudan.
Once teeming with native carp, the African Great Lakes provided jobs and a source of protein to residents. Overfishing and the introduction of non-native fish for the past 60 years have devastated the carp population, causing a collapse of fisheries and a near disappearance of carp from their former habitats.
Cheryl L. Wojciechowski and Alek A. Hartwick
After a long succession of authoritarian and military rulers, Guinea welcomed its first democratically elected president since the country gained independence 52 years ago.
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