A selection of photos from around the African continent this week:
1.A cart puller is stopped by security officers in Kenya’s port city of Mombasa on Monday. The security forces have shut four mosques in the city for alleged links with Somalia’s militant Islamist group al-Shabab. Worshippers deny the allegation. Mombasa has been hit by bombings and shootings since Kenya sent troops to Somalia in 2011 to help defeat al-Shabab.
2.On Friday, Moroccan King Mohammed VI (2nd right) poses with the royal family during the wedding ceremony of his brother Prince Moulay Rachid and Oum Keltoum Boufares at the palace in Rabat city.
3.A Liberian man looks at a painting which is part of an Ebola sensitization campaign on a wall in central Monrovia. The government says the fight against Ebola must continue despite the reduction of number of cases in the country. Ebola has infected around 15,000 people in West Africa with more than 5,400 deaths.
4.Nigerian Muslim beauty pageant finalist Blqis Adebayo tours an ancient Buddhist temple complex in Indonesia on Monday. About 25 finalists from around the world compete in the final round of the competition in the city of Yogyakarta from 13-21 November

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