Repent and rejoice

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

TAT’s Boston master plan gets afloat

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A new master plan is set to transform a section of waterfront in Boston

Habitat: Vernacular Architecture for a Changing Planet

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A new book traces the changing face of locally influenced architecture across the globe and considers how it can contribute to a sustainable future

Catching the colours of Rouen

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The changing colours of this modern day icon echo the chromatic variations in Claude Monet’s many paintings of Rouen Cathedral

Zaha Hadid Architects start work in Mexico City

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Work is underway on a new building in Mexico City which is set to become the city’s highest residential tower

Mauritanian blogger’s death sentence cut to two years

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An appeals court in Mauritania reduces the blogger's sentence for insulting the Prophet Muhammad.

International Criminal Court probes Burundi ‘crimes against humanity’

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It comes weeks after the country became the first to withdraw from the International Criminal Court.

Liberia FA suspends coaches’ contracts in order to save money

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The Liberia Football Association suspends the contracts national team coach James Debbah and his deputies in order to save money.

UN releases ‘war criminals’ in Central African Republic

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Confidential documents seen by the BBC detail the release of rebel fighters and a peacekeeper's disappearance.

Africa’s final places at World Cup up for grabs

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Senegal and Tunisia are on the verge of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup while Morocco and Ivory Coast go head-to-head for a place in Russia.