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Headline A Continent Awakes

Caption Description Although the overwhelming majority of the 210 million people in Africa make their living on the land, enormous changes are taking place. New nations are being formed, there is an increasing, world-wide demand for the continent's minerals and raw materials, power sources are being developed, communications opened up by rail, road and sea, and local industries are springing up. Through the new United Nations Economic Commission for Africa the governments are also working together to promote the economy of the continent and to raise living standards.
Here, shortly before leaving Mogadiscio to attend meetings at United Nations Headquarters in New York, Vice Cabinet Minister Omar Moallim (right), is interviewed by George Movshon, of the U.N. Radio and Visual Services Division. [Exact date unknown]

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NICA ID 167711

Production Date 01/01/1958 12:47:17 PM

Country Somaliland

Credit UN Photo/Todd Webb