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A selection of the best photos from across Africa and of Africans elsewhere in the world this week.
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A girl smiles during a lesson at a camp for displaced people in Somalia's capital on Monday…
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University students have been volunteering to teach about 600 children at various camps in Mogadishu for more than a year, AFP reports.
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A Kenyan couple dance on Saturday at the construction site of a railway between Nairobi and Naivasha as the president came to inspect the project…
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Here a track-laying machine is pictured constructing what will be Kenya's longest railway bridge.
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Vets prepare to shoot a black rhino with a tranquiliser on Tuesday so it can be relocated from Nairobi National Park to an area in the south-east of the country.
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On the same day, Kenyans watch Nigeria take on Argentina at the World Cup on a screen installed on a truck in Nairobi…
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The match saw Super Eagle Victor Moses somersaulting after scoring an equaliser…
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But this Lagos fan's devastation after Argentina scored to win 2-1 summed up the feeling of many African fans...
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Senegal was the continent's last hope of getting to the knockout round. These fans in Russia salute before the match on Thursday against Colombia...
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Back home thousands watching on a giant screen are left broken hearted when the Lions of Taranga go on to lose the game.
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Moroccan fans still cheered on the Atlas Lions on Monday, even though the team was already out before kick-off against Spain.
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Ivory Coast didn't make it to the World Cup, but fans are still glued to the TV in Abidjan - pictured here on Sunday watching Senegal v Japan.
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On the same day, the empty streets of Liberia's capital, Monrovia, mean people can play some football for themselves.
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A woman walks past a collection of ties which belonged to South Africa's former President Nelson Mandela on Thursday as the country prepares to mark 100 years since the anti-apartheid icon's birth.
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Followers of preacher Elisabeth Wosho Onyumbe, known as "Maman Olangi", arrive at her funeral in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Saturday...
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Thousands of people dressed in white in the capital, Kinshasa, to mourn the wealthy founder of a Pentecostal church.
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An Algerian beach volleyball player dives during a match against Spain on Thursday at the Mediterranean Games in the Spanish town of Cambrils.
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And finally, Egyptians - and a horse - cool off in a lake on Friday near Cairo as temperatures soar to 40C.