The selection of the best photos of the week from Africa and beyond:
The umbrella sees the bright side of life in Cape Town Celeblion in South Africa on Saturday. [Esa Alexander / Reuters]
Machies Kouakou, who is wearing Mardi Gras, or Shroth on Tuesday, Abidjan, Ivory Coast. [Luc Gnago / Reuters]
Children’s parade goes to Luanda Carnival in Angola on Saturday … [Marco Longari / AFP]
The Bethel of this year is the 50th of the Angolan independence. [Julio Pacheco Ntela / AFP]
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On Tuesday, Africans are ready for Cylillo Coyolillo in Mexico. Their dances are described as just as others found in Mozambiki, Mali and Zambia. [Hector Quintanar / Getty Images]
On the same day in Badan, Nigeria, artist, artist, and Chadola Lesejobi shows some of his pieces made of waste products. [Emmanuel Adegboye / EPA]
The next day in Lagos, a fashion designer Florentina ACA shows some of his creations. [Olympia de Maismont / AFP]
Days at the beginning of the same city, Omonjolaji, on the Frequent Safety Company, standing at the gates in one of his workers in the Kejayi Subbar. [Olympia de Maismont / AFP]
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On Monday, taxi drivers of motorcyclists in the Liberian capital, Monrovia, protest against new restraint from all travel motorcycles. [Abdul Bah Jalanzo / EPA]
The Namibia pays their respect to the first country’s president, Sam nijoma, before his burial Saturday. [Siphiwe Sibeko / Reuters]
That same day, a delicious Witer was drawn in Congo’s score prayed for Pope Francis life in Italy, Rome. [Tiziana Fabi / AFP]
In the capital of Kenya, Nairobi, Catholic worshipers Mark Ash on Wednesday. [Simon Maina / AFP]
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A woman joins evening prayers in the South African province on Sunday, the first day of the Holy Month of Ramadan. [Robert Ciuccio / AFP]
That night after sunset at Sundabolikoul djinane famous Massalikoul Djque, Muslims rapidly violate the Ramadan District Supper. [Cem Ozdel / Getty Images]
At sunrise on Thursday, canoists glides in the Emmarentia dam in Johannesburg, South Africa. [Kim Ludbrook / EPA]
And in the Gambia Forest Park on Wednesday, the red peers of Colobus Monkey camera. [Cem Ozdel / Getty Images]
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