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Images chosen from ZUMA’s huge volume of 1 million images from the month of March, shows the work of photojournalists documenting the most important events of the past month. ZUMA’s talented staff Ruaridh Stewart, Julie Rogers, Mark Avery, Shalan Stewart, Seth Greenberg and POM Editor Jim Colton contributed to this show.
The worst storm to ever hit South East Africa has unleashed a humanitarian crisis. As the full scale devastation caused by Cyclone Idai is revealed, over a million women and children where in the path of the storm and millions more are without food and water as the death toll continues to rise. At present humanitarian and relief organizations on the ground in South-West Africa are doing their best to assist the survivors. Rescue teams in Mozambique are struggling to reach the thousands of people stranded on roofs and in trees and urgently need more helicopters and boats as post cyclone flood waters inundate the region. Mozambique has declared a state of emergency and is appealing for international help. In Zimbabwe, the east of the country was particularly affected with at least 1,000 homes destroyed. The UN said it has launched an international appeal for relief funds, having earlier said it was aiming to help some 600,000 people in coming weeks. ‘We do not yet know enough about the level of destruction to give an accurate estimate of the amount of this call for funds, but it will be important,’ ‘This may be one of the worst natural disasters to hit southern Africa in living memory.’
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ZUMA Press proudly represents the greatest photographers and newspapers in the world! Some of which were featured in the January/February 2019 issue of ‘News Photographer’.
ZUMA Press proudly represents the greatest photographers and newspapers in the world! Some of which were featured in the January/February 2019 issue of ‘News Photographer’. PICTURED: December 9, 2018 – Tijuana, Mexico – Hiding near the border, SARA changes the baby’s diapers and clothes. JONATAN MATAMOROS, 36 and his wife SARA ARTIAGA, 31 with their infant son JOSE MIGUEL ARTIAGA, 18 months old, from Honduras leave Barretal shelter on December 9, 2018. They and about a dozen others from the shelter spend hours on buses to make an attempt in the darkness of night to cross Tijuana-San Diego border near Playas de Tijuana. Eventually after a long night in the bitter cold, lying on rocks and hiding from helicopters, they reached the border but were afraid to cross since a Customs and Border Protection vehicle was parked on the other side. The women and children had planned to be detained but JONATAN thought he could run fast enough to escape past agents. As they walked away from their dreams, SARA said with despair ”I’m going back to my home Honduras, it’s too dangerous here.” They came with the migrant caravan and have been waiting in shelters in Tijuana in limbo, trying to decide what to do but with hopes of crossing the border to America. They started October 12 on their journey with caravan. They said they swam across the river, walking and hitchhiking through Mexico. ”We suffered, were hungry. No one told us the risks,” said JONATAN. ..EPILOGUE: Though discouraged the family planned to try again this week after planning to get papers to prove they were married, but made an apparently spontaneous decision Sunday December 16, 2018 to cross with others to be detained. They were seen crossing by a photojournalist that said they looked quite sad, possibly realizing their chances of gaining asylum were slim and hopes for a future in America would most likely result in deportation to the county they spent so many months fleeing. (Credit Image: © Carol Guzy/ZUMA Wire)
ZUMA Press proudly represents the worlds greatest photographers. Among those photographers is our very own Carol Guzy. With a photo recently published in the January/February 2019 edition of NEWS PHOTOGRAPHER, Carol spent an extensive amount of time covering the border situation in Tijuana, Mexico during which she has made award-winning photographs.
