Africa-Press – Botswana. A selection of the week’s best photos from across the continent and beyond:
Rachael Kabue feeds some of the 500 cats who share her home in Nairobi, Kenya. She fosters them, giving them the treatment and vaccines they need before finding them new homes.
Worshippers belonging to Senegal’s Layene Muslim brotherhood join anniversary celebrations in Dakar on Wednesday.
Amanuel Gehbreigzabhier of Eritrea battles other cyclists during stage two of the UAE Tour on Tuesday.
On Wednesday in Egypt there is Nubian folk dancing near the Abu Simbel temple…
The solar alignment on the Holy of Holies in the Temple of Ramses II happens twice a year, as the sun’s rays penetrate the front corridor of the entrance and reach the statues…
Forty-year-old Abdel Karim is a temple guard charged with watching over the ancient site.
Tropical Cyclone Freddy is seen from space approaching the island of Madagascar before making landfall on Wednesday.
In Turkey on Sunday, Senegalese rescuers help emergency workers after a deadly earthquake hit the south of the country killing tens of thousands.
On the same day, mourners cry out in grief as the body of Ghanaian football Christian Atsu lands in Accra from Turkey. Earlier reports that he had been rescued alive gave false hope to loved ones.
Power outages worsen in South Africa, where Sparks Ngwenya uses candles to light his home in Soweto on Monday.
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