This week’s best photo picks from across the continent and beyond:
short grey lines
A Kenyan beekeeper demonstrates how to use a refractometer to assess the quality of honey at Nakuru Nyayo Gardens in the city of Nakuru on Friday.
A scientist examines a turtle in the city of Sfax on Saturday in Tunisia.
Meanwhile, on Sunday in Giza, Egypt, a camel sat down to rest near the pyramids…
In the same country on Friday, some children sat on a salt mine in Port Fuad.
In Senegal on Saturday, work by French artist Louisa Marajo was on display at the Palais de Justice at the Dakar Biennale…
At the same event on the same day, the work of French artist Beya Gille Gacha was exhibited.
WHO Secretary-General Dr Tedros shared hand sanitizer with Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta in Geneva on Sunday.
South African artist Yanga Sobetwa poses with Queen Silvia of Sweden at the World Children’s Awards, which provide educational programmes for children, at Gripsholm Castle in Sweden on Monday.
The next day in Pretoria, South Africa, members of the honor guard prepare for the arrival of German Chancellor Olaf Schulz…
The schoolchildren took part in a protest against xenophobia outside the South African Human Rights Commission in Johannesburg on Wednesday…
On the same day, in the same city, a woman in Maponeng District passed an art mural.
A man looks at fabrics in a clothing store in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire…
Elsewhere in the city, children are playing table football.
Moroccan filmmaker Maryam Touzani poses for a photo at the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday in France.
