Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
In famine-ridden Africa, a baby cries in a refugees camp in Nigerm where 7,000 Tuareg nomads have fled
In famine-ridden Africa, a baby cries in a refugees camp in Nigerm where 7,000 Tuareg nomads have fled

In famine-ridden Africa, a baby cries in a refugees camp in Nigerm where 7,000 Tuareg nomads have fled

Date1/31/1974
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: In famine-ridden Africa; a baby cries in a refugees camp in Nigerm where 7;000 Tuareg nomads have fled. A report on the drought conditions
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117909F
Tuareg Nomads, their herds destroyed by six years of drought, are among the worst-off of the refugees in the Sahel
Tuareg Nomads, their herds destroyed by six years of drought, are among the worst-off of the refugees in the Sahel
1/31/1974
Turned nomads: The lack of affordable housing in Metro has forced Renald Girard, his wife Annette and their daughters Jennifer, 4 and Sherry 1, into a nomadic life on the streets
Turned nomads: The lack of affordable housing in Metro has forced Renald Girard, his wife Annette and their daughters Jennifer, 4 and Sherry 1, into a nomadic life on the streets
7/21/1982
Rev. J. Robert Watt. The new nomads . . . the throwaway society
Rev. J. Robert Watt. The new nomads . . . the throwaway society
1/24/1971
Sword-carrying Arab nomads of the Sahara gather on the out skits of Timbuktu to buy livestock before setting out on the caravan routes. The setting is(...)
Sword-carrying Arab nomads of the Sahara gather on the out skits of Timbuktu to buy livestock before setting out on the caravan routes. The setting is(...)
3/16/1972
Makeshift shrine: Man cries on Yonge St. city bench where people have left flowers for Gordon Napier, who died earlier this week.
Makeshift shrine: Man cries on Yonge St. city bench where people have left flowers for Gordon Napier, who died earlier this week.
10/11/1991
Where's my ride? A tired 2-year-old Eric Simpson cries in arms of his father, John Simpson of Huntsville, at Pearson Airport late Saturday. The family faced a long wait for a limo or taxi
Where's my ride? A tired 2-year-old Eric Simpson cries in arms of his father, John Simpson of Huntsville, at Pearson Airport late Saturday. The family faced a long wait for a limo or taxi
3/1/1987
Mother in Mali sits on the sand when thousands fled from famine in the Sahel in 1974
Mother in Mali sits on the sand when thousands fled from famine in the Sahel in 1974
1/31/1974
A tuareg orphan, his parents dead in last year's drought, lies on the ground in the refugee camp
A tuareg orphan, his parents dead in last year's drought, lies on the ground in the refugee camp
1/31/1974
Tony, Tony, Tony, was the cry at the CNE Grandstand last night as the singing De Franco Family put on concert before 7,000 screaming teenyboppers. Ton(...)
Tony, Tony, Tony, was the cry at the CNE Grandstand last night as the singing De Franco Family put on concert before 7,000 screaming teenyboppers. Ton(...)
8/29/1974
before heading for africa earlier this week with a planeload of Canadians, Metro students Mel Middleton, left, Robert, Leigh and Janet Persons discuss plans for famine relief work with Ed Tomlinson, general secretary of the Sudan Interior Mission
before heading for africa earlier this week with a planeload of Canadians, Metro students Mel Middleton, left, Robert, Leigh and Janet Persons discuss plans for famine relief work with Ed Tomlinson, general secretary of the Sudan Interior Mission
6/4/1974
The modern cries of London
The modern cries of London
1847
Old English cries with attractions to the notice of children : in a set of pictures characteristic of the various modes adopted by itinerant traders, to obtain an honest livelihood
Old English cries with attractions to the notice of children : in a set of pictures characteristic of the various modes adopted by itinerant traders, to obtain an honest livelihood
1810