A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week.

Teams around the world are competing to develop tablet software to replace a teacher in developing countries.

About two billion people have no insurance, but "pay-by-mobile" policies are growing in popularity.

A key part of reducing the number of Ebola deaths was ensuring safe burials, research says.

The UK says a dispute over the islands with Mauritius is "clearly a matter" for the two countries.

It's the first memorial to African and Caribbean soldiers who fought in WW1 and WW2.

The sculpture is dedicated to the two million Afro-Caribbean soldiers who fought in both world wars.

Cameroon's hopes of progressing to the next stage of the Confederations Cup in Russia are dented by a 1-1 draw with Australia.

Uganda took in more refugees than any other country last year - mostly fleeing the conflict in South Sudan - and has been praised for its open-door policy.

Former Nigeria goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama is pleased to see Burkinabe international Herve Koffi join him at French club Lille.

The Confederation of African Football issues a warning to Egyptian clubs to stay out of the political crisis in the Gulf.

Delegates were attending a conference organised by Kenya's Ministry of Health in Nairobi.

Numbers have increased since hunting was banned after Nelson Mandela's prison was declared a museum.

Enock Mwepu, one Zambia's star performers at the recent Under-20 World Cup, joins Austrian top flight club Redbull Salzburg.

Many Kenyan girls end up missing school because sanitary protection is too expensive.

But the South African parliament's speaker will decide whether vote will be held in secret.

A riot of colours as Kenyans run to defy divisions ahead of August polls.

The UN force in the Central African Republic has been plagued by allegations of sexual abuse.