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Boxing boots, Yoruba festivals and trombones: Africa's top shots
A selection of the week's best photos from across the African continent and beyond.
UK agrees to pay Kenyans affected by military fire
Thousands says they have suffered health problems or lost property after fire caused by British military.
Joy after rescued yacht dog spared euthanasia in South Africa
Guide dog Achi was rescued from rough seas but was to be put down as he was in the country illegally.
New bodies found near site of Kenya's starvation cult burials
Nine bodies have been found in fresh graves near the site of the "Shakahola Forest Massacre".
Nigeria deports Chinese scammers in crackdown on 'foreign-led' cyber crime
A total of 102 deported foreigners have been convicted of "cyber-terrorism and internet fraud" this week.
Ghanaian music star Shatta Wale briefly detained over Lamborghini probe
US authorities have linked Wale's car to an alleged criminal enterprise operating stateside.
The Harvard graduate hoping to ace the Rugby World Cup
Nigerian-American Cheta Emba fell in love with rugby while studying for a degree in molecular and cellular biology at one of the world's most famous universities.
Sudan's army denies bombing convoy taking aid to famine-hit area
Three of the 16 lorries in the convoy were damaged and caught fire, the WFP says.
Three more species of giraffe than previously thought, scientists say
Giraffes have always been thought to be one species, but scientists now say there are four.
How cage football unlocked Aribo's potential
Southampton and Nigeria midfielder Joe Aribo says playing cage football growing up in London made him the player he is today.

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