IMAGE SOURCE / AFP /And it’s a war dance in Addis Ababa as artists perform on Friday during a farewell ceremony for Ethiopian military forces leaving to fight in Tigray
IMAGE SOURCE / AFP/ In Zambia, supporters of the opposition United Party for National Development (UPND) dance to victory tunes after Hakainde Hichilema was declared winner of the presidential election on Monday
IMAGE SOURCE / AFP/ Ghanaian boxer Samuel Takyi is “blinded by victory” as powder is sprinkled over him by his supporters on his return home from the Tokyo Olympics, where he won a bronze medal
IMAGE SOURCE / AFP/ Two days later, survivor of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre, 107-year-old Viola Ford Fetcher, holds a bouquet during a church service in Accra where she is visiting with her brother…
IMAGE SOURCE / AFP/ 100 year-old Hughes Van Ellis, who also survived the massacre. Between May-June 1921, more than 300 black residents were murdered and hundreds of black-owned businesses were destroyed by a white mob that descended on Greenwood, in the US city of Tulsa.
IMAGE SOURCE GETTY IMAGES / AFP/ On Wednesday, the official mascot of the Fifa Beach Soccer World Cup Russia 2021, a firebird named Zharishka, welcomes the Senegalese team during a training session
IMAGE SOURCE / AFP /On Tuesday in Cameroon, artist Salatiel performs during a colourful opening ceremony at the draw for the 2022 African Cup of Nations (CAN) which will be hosted by the country
IMAGE SOURCE / AFP/ A man tries to help put out wildfires in Morocco that have destroyed some 200 hectares (500 acres) of forest in the region of Chefchaouen in the north of the country
IMAGE SOURCE / AFP / On Tuesday help arrives from above as a Royal Moroccan Air Force plane douses the wildfire
IMAGE SOURCE GETTY IMAGES / AFP/ On the same day in Kenya residents help put out a fire that burnt 12 homes in Bombolulu, Kibera, leaving residents stranded. The fire started from tangled electric wires supplying power to different homes
IMAGE SOURCE GETTY IMAGES / AFP/ On Monday, Senegal’s plastic man Modou Fall, wearing an outfit made of plastic bags, walks around the city to raise awareness about plastic waste in Dakar
IMAGE SOURCE REUTERS / AFP/ Egyptian self-taught ninja, Abdel Qader Ahmed, known as Abouda Ninja, holds a sword he made himself, at a field in northern Cairo, on Friday