A selection of the week’s best photos from across the continent and beyond:
On Friday, an actor sits on a swing during a theater performance called Black & White Circus in Tunisia. [EPA]
Cameroon’s Emmanual Eseme is in shock on Sunday after winning the Diamond League men’s 100 meters race in Morocco. [Reuters]
On the same day, on the other side of the world, Senegalese Saly Sarr competes in the Seiko Golden Grand Prix women’s triple jump in Tokyo, Japan. [AFP]
People watch as General Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno is sworn in as president on Thursday, making Chad the first junta-led country in the region to return to democracy. [AFP]
The day before, a South African man carries a broom as he looks for odd jobs in a country struggling with crippling unemployment. [AFP]
Cameroon’s elite troops march during the country’s 52nd Unity Day parade in the capital Yaounde. [AFP]
A rider from the Beni Arous community prepares his horse for a traditional equestrian competition in the Moroccan province of Larache on Friday. [AFP]
On Saturday, two women walk across the popular Yoff Beach in Senegal’s capital, Dakar… [Getty Images]
As the sun sets, a young boy emerges from the Atlantic Ocean after surfing in Yoff. [Getty Images]
