An outdoor scene in Kundu 1, Democratic Republic of the Congo, depicts eight male children gathered on reddish-brown dirt ground with sparse green vegetation

An outdoor scene in Kundu 1, Democratic Republic of the Congo, depicts eight male children gathered on reddish-brown dirt ground with sparse green vegetation. **People:** - Eight male children, appearing to be between approximately 5 and 12 years of age, are present. - From left to right: - Child 1 wears an orange long-sleeved shirt and blue shorts. - Child 2 wears a light blue long-sleeved shirt and dark shorts. - Child 3 wears a dark long-sleeved shirt and dark pants, interacting with Child 4. - Child 4 wears a light blue tank top and dark shorts, interacting with Child 3; they appear to be handling a dark, possibly spherical object (e.g., a ball). - Child 5, seen from behind, wears a dark shirt with the number "10" on the back and patterned shorts. - Child 6 (partially obscured) wears a blue shirt and gray pants. - Child 7 (partially obscured) wears a light-colored shirt and dark pants. - Child 8 wears a red, orange, and white tie-dye long-sleeved shirt and dark pants with white patterns. - All children wear sandals or shoes and are actively positioned, suggesting engagement in a game or social interaction. **Environment and Objects:** - The ground is unpaved, consisting of reddish-brown soil, typical of laterite, with some scattered green grass patches. - In the background, multiple structures are visible: - To the far left, a building with a silver corrugated metal roof and a reddish-brown brick or mud-brick wall. A large green leafy tree or bush stands in front of it. - In the center-background, a traditional hut-like structure with a thatched roof is partially visible. - To the right, a building constructed of reddish-brown bricks or mud-bricks features a rusted, corrugated metal roof. This structure appears to be in a state of disrepair or exposed construction, with visible support timbers. - No other specific objects are distinctly identifiable besides the potential ball held by Children 3 and 4.