Africa in pictures: 29 March-4 April

The week started on a high for Newcastle football team's Nigerian striker Obafemi Martins who celebrated his goal on Sunday in a match against Tottenham which his team went on to win 4-1.

Vendors in Zimbabwe offer fruit for sale to bus passengers on the main road between Bulawayo and the capital, Harare, on Tuesday as election results trickled out.

Angolan rescuers work amidst the rubble of the headquarters of the police investigation unit which collapsed on Saturday. Three people died and many detainees escaped.

The Lord Mayor of Belfast, Jim Rodgers, welcomes the president of Burundi, Pierre Nkurunziza, to the city in Northern Ireland on Thursday.

Philippe Van Winkelberg, one of six charity workers convicted of kidnapping 103 children in Chad, kisses his wife Amelia after being freed from jail on Monday.

On the same day, relatives of Tanzanian miners feared dead after rainfall triggered the collapse of Tanzanite mines in the Mererani region, wait for news.

Kenyan police officers arrest suspected members of an outlawed Mungiki sect in a slum in the capital, Nairobi, on Thursday.

Footballers from Senegal and Ivory Coast battle it out on the beach on Saturday in a qualifier for the Fifa Beach Soccer World Cup. For more on Africa's week tune into BBC Weekend Network Africa.

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