A selection of this week’s best photos from across the continent:
A girl contemplates a chess maneuver in Makoko, a slum in the Nigerian city of Lagos, on Wednesday …
In town on Saturday, a woman sells cola nuts to people who attend the Labor Day parade.
Two girls check a mobile phone on Friday during a religious Orthodox gathering Good Friday in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa …
In town the next day, Orthodox Christians flock to a poultry market to buy a bird to prepare for Easter.
Veterans in Addis Ababa celebrate Patriots Day on Wednesday, a national day in Ethiopia that commemorates the end of the Italian occupation in 1941.
A Jewish pilgrim lights a candle in the Ghriba synagogue on the Tunisian island of Djerba on Friday …
The annual pilgrimage includes a long-standing tradition of writing prayers on eggs.
A nurse prepares a dose of the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine at the Covid-19 Center in Tunis, Tunisia, on Monday.
A Libyan dives into the sea of ​​rocks in the capital, Tripoli, on Friday.
On the same day, swallows swooped down on a bridge over the Niger River in Bamako, the capital of Mali. The area is the site of a Sufi community in the city.
Francis Ngano, the new world mixed martial arts heavyweight champion known as “The Predator”, made parades in the Cameroonian city of Bafoussam on Saturday on a triumphant return trip home.
After some camels have been milked, a woman carefully pours liquid into a plastic container in N’Djamena, the capital of Chad, on Tuesday.
Zimbabwean sculptor David Nguyrom stands with his work of a woman wearing the Covid-19 face mask in the capital, Harare, on Friday.
Tanzanian President Samia Solo Hassan is preparing to address the Kenyan Parliament on Wednesday wearing a face mask – something she does not use at home …
There was a lot of pomp and celebration during her official visit, although Kenyan police are inundated with awaiting the performance on Wednesday.
In the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, a man was arrested on Saturday during a protest to demand better living conditions for those affected by the Coronavirus pandemic.
On the same day, in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, people gathered at the funeral of Al-Zubayr Ahmed Al-Hassan, Secretary-General of the Islamic Movement and an ally of ousted President Omar Al-Bashir. He was in detention pending trial on charges of corruption.
A man in northern Uganda carries a radio station on Thursday to hear the ICC ruling that Dominic Ongwen, a child soldier turned rebel leader, has a 25-year prison sentence.
Everything was mesmerizing and glamorous at the South African Fashion Week event in Midrand on Saturday as Nomuzi Mabena, a rapper and TV presenter known as Moseley, stands in front of the cameras.
More camels are on display on Tuesday, as the moon appears behind the minaret of a decorated mosque for Ramadan in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.
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