World Africa's top shots: 1-7 November 2019 Published November 8, 2019 A selection of photos from across Africa and of Africans elsewhere this week: Image copyright Getty Images Image caption On Saturday South Africa’s national rugby team, in green, tackle their way through to victory against England… Image copyright Getty Images Image caption …to win the rugby world cup 32-12. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Amid the post-match buzz scrum-half Faf de Kerk meets Prince Harry in his underwear… Image copyright Getty Images Image caption …it becomes such a phenomenon that fans greet the team in their underwear during the bus parade on Thursday. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption In Burkina Faso’s capital, Ouagadougou, on Sunday, a motorcyclist entertains the spectators on the last day of the 10-day Tour du Faso cycling race. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Special sesame snaps for next week’s celebration of the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday are being prepared on Saturday by a sweet maker in Egypt’s capital, Cairo. Image copyright Reuters Image caption South Sudan has been hit hard by flooding and on Wednesday a photographer in Pibor catches a young woman wading through the water. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption And the winner is…. Geoffrey Kamworor from Kenya, who swoops to victory in the New York City Marathon on Sunday… Image copyright Getty Images Image caption …while the man in third-place, Ethiopia’s Girma Bekele Gebre, makes a more dramatic finish. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption On Friday, Algeria’s regular protest to demand regime change is particularly big on the anniversary of the war that saw Algeria win independence from France… Image copyright Getty Images Image caption …one cause protesters are shouting about on the streets is that of Lakhdar Bouregaa, seen on this mask, a well-known war veteran who has been banned from protesting. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption In Guinea’s capital, Conakry, on Monday a fire is started at the funeral of a protester who was killed during a demonstration against the possibility of President Alpha Condé running for a third term. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption On the same day, in a camp for displaced people in Darfur, Sudan, a child looks on as the prime minister visits. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption But nearby the same camp in El-Fasher, North Darfur state, two women on donkeys have other things on their minds. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption And the sun sets on the Moroccan Sahara on Friday. Pictures from AFP, Getty Images, Nur Photo and Anadolu Agency source: bbc.com