Africa’s week in pictures: 23-29 August 2024

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Africa’s week in pictures: 23-29 August 2024

A selection of the week’s best photos from across the African continent and beyond:

GERALD ANDERSON / GETTY IMAGES

On Saturday in Kenya, members of the Rendille community come together…

GERALD ANDERSON / GETTY IMAGES

The cultural festival was held in the town of Loglogo, in Marsabit province.

AMR ABDALLAH DALSH / REUTERS

Egyptian entrepreneur Ibrahim Abougendy is reflected in a mirror made from recycled car tyres at his shop in Cairo on Friday.

HOLLIE ADAMS / REUTERS

A girl flies the flag for the Democratic Republic of Congo (R) at the Notting Hill Carnival in London, the UK, on Sunday.

PHILIMON BULAWAYO / REUTERS

Anime, manga and cosplay enthusiasts dress up as their favourite characters at this meet in Harare, Zimbabwe, on Sunday.

FRANCK FIFE / AFP

A proud Paralympian sports a prosthestic leg in the colours of Mauritius’ national flag at the Games’ opening ceremony in Paris on Wednesday.

MONICAH MWANGI / REUTERS

On Friday, fashion model Phelix Owiny attends World Vitiligo Day celebrations held by the Royal Patches Foundation in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi.

MAHMUD TURKIA / AFP

In Libya, where summer temperatures can reach 50C, these men bathe two horses in the sea on Tuesday.

FAWAZ OYEDEJI / AFP

After enduring xenophobic abuse and dropping out of the Miss South Africa pageant, Chidimma Adetshina takes part in the Miss Universe Nigeria boot camp in Lagos on Saturday.

NIPAH DENNIS / AFP

That same day, on the campaign trail in Ghana, supporters of the main opposition NDC party attend a manifesto launch.

YURI KOCHETKOV/EPA

Musicians from South Africa’s armed forces, as well as leopard-skin clad dancers, perform at the International Military Music Festival in Moscow, Russia, on Friday.

OUPA BOPAPE / GETTY IMAGES

On Saturday in the South African city of Pretoria, actress KB Motsilanyane (C) performs at the Soapie Awards.

ANTONIA SEMPERE / AFP

On Tuesday, dozens of migrants from West Africa reach Spain’s Canary Islands after surviving what is one of the world’s most dangerous migration routes, in the Atlantic Ocean.

BADRU KATUMBA / AFP

Ugandan police arrest an environmental activist during a protest in Kampala against the East African Crude Oil Pipeline Project on Monday.

AFP

Residents make make-shift levees on Tuesday after floodwaters swept away homes in Messawi, near the city of Meroe in Sudan’s Northern state…

EL TAYEB SIDDIG / REUTERS

This man is helped up a wall following floods in South Tokar, in Sudan’s Red Sea state…

EL TAYEB SIDDIG / REUTERS

While these men nearby seek shelter from the blazing sun inside a cement pipe.

ESA ALEXANDER / REUTERS

On Wednesday in South Africa, sea foam froths up during a cold front in Cape Town.

From the BBC in Africa this week:Getty Images/BBC
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