A water buffalo grazes in a field in front of the Nahr Bin Omar oil field and facility near Iraq's southern port city of Basra, recently. Oil-dependent Iraq has been warned its economy risks going into "intensive care" unless it diversifies in line with worldwide efforts to tackle the impact of fossil fuels on global warming. The country's vast oil reserves are enough to see it produce crude at current rates for another century, but as the world works to wean itself off hydrocarbons, Baghdad has been slow to adapt. — Photo by AFP

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A vendor conducts business at an informal mobile pop-up shop selling basic groceries along Robert Mugabe Road in central Harare recently. Zimbabwe's rate of inflation has shot through the roof in recent weeks as the country prepares for presidential and parliamentary elections expected in August. Shopping is best done at night in times of hyperinflation and economic hardship. Inflation hit and cash-crunched Zimbabweans are turning to the informal sector where vendors -- with little or no overheads -- can afford to undercut big supermarkets hawking goods on the streets. — Photo by AFP

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