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Improvisation, Angry and Racers: The highest shot in Africa

Choose from the best photos of the week on the continent and beyond:

People were watching wildfires violently on Sunday in part of Table Mountain National Park in South Africa. [ESA ALEXANDER / REUTERS]

Catholic nuns prayed at the Requiem Mass in honor of Pope Francis. She wore a red, patterned top and nailed to the clothes was a portrait of the late pope.

On Friday, four days after Pope Francis’ death, nuns and other believers prayed for the late church at the Holy Family Cathedral in the Kenyan capital. [LUIS TATO / AFP]

Woman leans her back against the wall of the fashion show. Most people wear blue shades, while the woman in front wears mustard-scented dresses with beautiful white details on the cuffs.

On the second day of South African Fashion Week in Johannesburg on Friday, models showed off these designs from Rubicon. [IHSAAN HAFFEJEE / GETTY IMAGES]

A man wearing a red smiling man while playing guitar, looking straight into the camera.

Abdourahamane Ibrahim played with his brother Etran deL’Aïr at the New Orleans Jazz Festival on Sunday. The musical family is from Agades, Niger. [TIM MOSENFELDER / GETTY IMAGES]

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A female protester read a placard on the placard that reads
Hundreds gathered in De la Nation Ouagadougou, waving flags and expressing support to Captain Ibrahim Traoré.
People dance on stage in basketball jerseys and loose pants.

The collective performance of Kivu dancers on Goma International Dance Day in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The activity continues despite the city being captured by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels and the devastating violence suffered by civilians in the conflict. [JOSPIN MWISHA / GETTY IMAGES]

The national flag of Somalia - bright blue with a white five-point star in the middle - was blown by the sea breeze. Visible background ship.

Boats, fishermen and swimmers all like Rido Beach in Mogadishu when the Somalia flag is overhead on Friday. [ED RAM / GETTY IMAGES]

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Two men in white karate suits fight on the mat. The audience looks from the edge.

Freetown karate enthusiasts took part in a version of martial arts called Kyokushin on Sunday. It has been growing in popularity in Sierra Leone over the past decade. [PATRICK MEINHARDT / AFP]

A man stroked the camel on his head. The camel looked relaxed and his eyes closed.

A herder embraced one of his camels in Douz, Tunisia on Thursday. The area is home to large oasis, with palm trees every year that produces a large number of dates. [FETHI BELAID / AFP]

People covered in long straw costumes danced uniformly.

Kumpos of the Casamas dance in southern Senegal during a climate action project in the capital Dakar on Sunday [NICOLAS REMENE / AFP]

People wear beautiful outfits, some with chrome and futuristic looks, while others have many suspension layers and Attenae.

It is also Danuu Collective, which is visible in dazzling outfits here. [NICOLAS REMENE / AFP]

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Kenya's Sabastian crossed the finish line and won the men's elite match. The ribbon fell as he walked through it, and Buckingham Palace was visible in the background.

Kenya’s domination over the annual London Marathon continues, with Sabastian, 29, winning the men’s race on Sunday. The winner of the Women’s Classic was Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa, who broke the Women’s World Marathon record for 26 seconds. [MATTHEW CHILDS / REUTERS]

Detailed views of trophy and formal match balls as people play football at Beau Vallon Beach. The sun is very low, the sky above the sea in the background.

Trophy and official match balls were exhibited on the local beach before the FIFA Beach Football World Cup in Seychelles on Sunday. [ALEX GRIMM / GETTY IMAGES]

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