Radebe distances him from Cele saga

CON ARTIST:  A prisoner at the Zonderwater Prison near Cullinan sits in a spray-painting room, which is part of the skills development programme at the prison. (Liza van Deventer, Beeld)

MOTHER OF THE NATION:  Winnie Madikizela-Mandela at a breakfast in Soweto after receiving the National Heritage Council’s Ubuntu prize. (Felix Dlangamandla, Beeld)

BOUND:  A security guard, alleged to be involved in the sale of human placentas in Mpumalanga, lies handcuffed on the ground while a police official stands over him. (Arisja Jacobs, Beeld)

COME OUT FIGHTING:   US President Barack Obama speaks at a meeting in Mountain View, California, where he shared his view on job creation and the economy. (Stephen Lam, AFP)

FENCED IN:  Riot police stand guard at the entrance of the airport in Rurrenabaque, Bolivia. (Juan Karita, AP)

LEARN THE HARD WAY:   A student is detained by riot police during a demonstration in Santiago, Chile, where protesters demanded more state funding to improve education. (Sebastian Silva, AP)

HISTORY:  Fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls are photographed at the Israel Antiquities Authority offices at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. (Sebastian Scheiner, AP)

GEARING UP:  A revolutionary fighter carries a shell to load into his mortar, outside the hometown of Libya's ousted leader Muammar Gaddafi in Sirte, Libya. (Bela Szandelszky, AP)

REMEMBERED:  Exiled Tibetan monks hold a candle light vigil in Dharmsala, India, for two young monks who set themselves on fire at the Kirti Monastery in Sichuan province. (Ashwini Bhatia, AP)

TRADITION:   A worker prepares to transport an idol of Hindu goddess Durga in Allahabad, India. Durga Puja, a five-day festival, marks the triumph of good over evil. (Rajesh Kumar Singh, AP)

UNDAUNTED:  Wouter Basson, head of the apartheid regime's chemical and biological weapons programme, at an inquiry in Pretoria into alleged unethical or unprofessional conduct. (Sapa)

SPEAKING OUT:  Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane, president and founder of African Monitor, is seen at a news conference in Johannesburg where he spoke on service delivery and other challenges facing SA. (Werner Beukes, Sapa)