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A selection of the best photos from the African continent and beyond.
Image source, KHALED DESOUKI/AFP
Artwork by Rashid al-Khalifa appear to hover in the desert near Egypt's Giza pyramids on Saturday.
Image source, BRIAN INGANGA/REUTERS
Image caption,Kenyan soldiers take part in a drill before King Charles on Thursday. The visiting monarch has stopped short of apologising for concentration camps where, 70 years ago, the British subjected Mau Mau anti-colonialists to torture, murder, forced castrations and more.
Image source, BENSON IBEABUCHI/AFP
Image caption,Models in Nigeria showcase designs by Bubu Ogisi on Sunday.
Image source, LEGNAN KOULA/EPA
Image caption,Thoughts turn to loved ones no longer with us on All Saints' Day - this man tends to a grave in Ivory Coast's main city, Abidjan.
Image source, ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP
Image caption,In the same city days earlier, playwright and actress Roukiata Ouédraogo takes to the stage.
Image source, MOHAMMED ABED/AFP
Image caption,Palestinians fleeing the blockade and bombings in Gaza enter Egypt on Wednesday, after a U-turn by Cairo allows refugees through the Rafah border crossing.
Image source, FAYEZ NURELDINE/AFP
Image caption,Cameroon's Francis Ngannou takes a jab at Britain's Tyson Fury, in a bout on Sunday that many thought he deserved to win.
Image source, LEGNAN KOULA/EPA
Image caption,Abidjan's Pagne Festival gathers fabric designers from across Ivory Coast on Saturday.
Image source, LOU BENOIST/AFP
Image caption,Watches and medals belonging to Senegal's first President Léopold Sédar Senghor are seen at a French auction house on Friday. Their sale was halted days earlier at the request of the Senegalese government, which is lobbying for the objects' return.
Image source, JEROME FAVRE/EPA
Image caption,The next day in Saint Louis in northern Senegal, people watch fishermen practise for a boat race.
Image source, GUILLEM SARTORIO/AFP
Image caption,On the same day in South Africa's biggest city, Johannesburg, revellers gather at the annual LGBTQ pride parade.
Image source, ANNE-CHRISTINE POUJOULAT/AFP
Image caption,And that evening in France, Captain Siya Kolisi kisses the Rugby World Cup trophy after leading South Africa to victory - and a place in the history books. It is now the only nation to have won the tournament four times.
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