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Huge hats and saffron strands: Africa’s top shots

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A collection of the top photos from this week, showcasing Africa and beyond:

Models showcased Londeka Buthelezi-Ndaba’s designs on Saturday. The event highlighted her latest collection. [PERS-ANDERS PETTERSSON / GETTY IMAGES]
Cape Town Fashion Week is an annual event showcasing top designers. It celebrates fashion and creativity from around the world. [PERS-ANDERS PETTERSSON / GETTY IMAGES]
It draws people from around the world. A global attraction for fashion enthusiasts. [ PERS-ANDERS PETTERSSON / GETTY IMAGES]
On Monday, Tunisian farmer Faiza Hamdaoui harvested saffron flowers in northern Tunisia.The harvest took place in the country’s northern region. [JIHED / ABIDELLAOUI]
On Sunday in Dakar, servicemen and women honored Senegalese riflemen killed by French troops in World War Two. France acknowledged the “massacre” but disputes the death toll for the first time. [ CEM OZDEL / GETTY IMAGES]
Meanwhile, the Dakar Carnival continued in the city on the same day. The vibrant celebration added to the day’s festivities in Dakar.[ CEM OZDEL / GETTY IMAGES]
On Saturday in Windhoek, Namibia, newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Nunulu posed with friends and family. The joyful celebration took place in the capital city.  [SIMON MAINA / AFP]

Cocoa prices are rising in Cameroon, benefiting Bruno Ebassa, chief of Ebebda village, and his farm workers. The increase in prices brings positive news for the local community. [DANIEL BELOUMOU OLOMO / AFP]
On Saturday, Kenyan graffiti artists showcased their talents. The event highlighted their creative street art skills. [GERALD ANDERSON / GETTY IMAGES]
These murals are displayed in Nairobi, the capital city. The vibrant artwork brightens the city’s streets. [GETTY IMAGES]
The Orange Farm Carnival kicked off on Sunday. The vibrant celebration marked the start of festivities. [KIM LUDBROOK / EPA]
Organizers say the event seeks to revive the spirit of Ubuntu. It aims to foster unity and community values. [ROBERTA CIUCCIO / AFP ]
The event also aims to promote positive social change. It focuses on fostering unity and progress within the community. [ROBERTA CIUCCIO/AFP]
On Sunday, a lemur was repatriated to Madagascar following the dismantling of an international pet-trafficking network. The repatriation came after investigators uncovered the illegal operation. [ RIJASOLO / AFP]
Two days earlier in the UK, an object claimed to be a centuries-old elephant-bird egg from Madagascar was displayed at Christie’s auction house. Salespeople at the auction house described it as a rare artifact. [YUI MOK / PA WIRE]
On Wednesday in Mozambique’s capital, a demonstrator wore a Hulk mask and carried a dummy rifle. The protest featured striking visuals in the heart of the city. [LUISA NHANTUMBO / EPA]
Students also took part in the protests against the October election results. Their involvement added to the growing unrest in the country. [LUISA NHANTUMBO / EPA]
As election day approaches, vendors sell flags and trinkets in Ghana’s capital, Accra. The city is bustling with preparations for the upcoming election. [OLYMPIA DE MAISMONT / AFP]
On Thursday, meerkats nestled in the grass enjoyed a free view of South Africa’s Nedbank Golf Challenge. The curious creatures watched the action unfold from their natural habitat. [WARREN LITTLE / GETTY IMAGES]
On Monday, residents of the Jakwa informal settlement near Johannesburg were left devastated after a fire destroyed at least 300 homes. The blaze left many people homeless and in distress. [EMMANUEL CROSET / AFP]
On Wednesday, dancers welcomed US President Joe Biden as he arrived in Catumbela, Angola. Reports later suggested he appeared to fall asleep during one of his meetings. [ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP]
South Sudanese supermodel Alek Wek attended the 2024 Fashion Awards in London. She made a striking appearance at the prestigious event in the UK. [BENJAMIN CREMEL / AFP]
On Tuesday, French-Algerian singer Camelia Jordana poses at Marrakech International Film Festival in Morroco. [STEPHANIECARDINALE / CORBIS]
On Friday, a man cycled past Christmas lights on Victoria Island, an upscale area in Lagos. The festive decorations brightened the streets of Nigeria’s largest city. [MARVELLOUS DUROWAIYE / REUTERS]
 

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