BBC News, 9 hours ago, 18 September, 2015, Source
A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week:
On Sunday curious onlookers in Congo's capital, Brazzaville, stand back as cyclists taking part in the 150km road race at the Africa Games whizz past.
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At the last event in the athletics stadium on Wednesday, women take part in the half marathon.
On Tuesday, the mace bearer for Zimbabwe's parliament leads a procession at the state opening of parliament in Harare.
A short while later, following a mix-up in his office President Robert Mugabe gives exactly the same speech as he gave in August.
On Tuesday, two rare cape vultures are seen squabbling at South Africa's Vulture Rehabilitation Centre.
Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni is pictured on Saturday at the Akasaka Palace in Tokyo, while on a state visit to Japan.
Young Libyans on Saturday watch what the organisers call a peace car rally in Garrabouli, a town east of the capital, Tripoli - the aim is to channel people's energy into sport rather than fighting.
Mexico's Foreign Minister Claudia Ruiz Massieu is surrounded by journalists in Egypt's capital, Cairo, on Wednesday after she visited six survivors of an Egyptian army attack in which eight Mexican tourists were killed after being mistaken for militants.
There are concerns that the attack on the Mexicans will further damage the tourism industry, and this scene photographed on Tuesday shows anxious shop owners in one of Cairo's tourist bazaars waiting for customers.
Surfer Reubyn Ash rides the waves off Morocco's Casablanca beach on Friday as he competes in the World Surf League.
Veterans from Kenya's Mau Mau uprising celebrate in the capital, Nairobi, on Saturday as a memorial to their anti-colonial struggle is unveiled.
A refugee in the French capital, Paris, is photographed on Wednesday as he tries to get some rest in front of a government building, where about 150 people from South Sudan and Eritrea are camping out.
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