Children's Portraits of Swaziland

Children in different moods from different regions in Swaziland. They include a boy with albinism, a genetic defect in which their skin lacks pigment resulting in a white skin, white hair and very light eyes; they must stay out of the sun as much as possible and usually have poor eyesight. There is one boy of mixed race, usually indicated with the label "coloured", with roots usually in South Africa.

The other children include brothers and sisters, kids from town, small homesteads and the countryside, happy, friendly and independent.

	Boy of Msunduza	Albino boy	"Coloured" boy	Boy from Mbekelweni
	Mbabane boy	Boy in Nhlangano	Girl in Nhlangano	School boy
	Boy in school	Girl in Logoba	Boy in Logoba	Boy near Matsapha

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