Here's a look at Africa's week in pictures.
Image source,A game of dominos in Moroni, capital of the Comoros, demands as much concentration on Saturday.A dance with its roots in Khoisan heritage is performed on Friday for those attending the first day of the Journey To Jazz Festival taking place in the South African town of Prince Albert...The next day a man rides down Prince Albert's main street in a tricycle he built.
In neighbouring Rwanda on Friday, residents of Mubirizi village dig as they search for human remains following the discovery of a mass grave…Since March, they have found more than 1,110 bodies of those killed in the 1994 genocide - here the village leader arranges some of the skulls.A Mahatma Gandhi lookalike takes part on Sunday in the Salt March in Durban, the South African city where the Indian independence hero once worked.
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