成人快手

Teenagers Speak Out

We hear from six teenagers from different ethnic backgrounds who express and exchange their views about the world they live in. Presenter: Rachel Rawlins.

• 29 mins

United Nations Women's Conference

Meet the African women on what matters to them ahead of the UN's first Women's Conference

• 29 mins

Peace in Mozambique

Rebuilding Mozambique - clearing mines, farming the land again, enterprise and business

• 31 mins

Civil War in Sudan

A look at the human costs of the long-running conflict in Sudan

• 29 mins

Intellectuals in Malawi Under Banda - Part One

How did artists and poets express themselves in a climate of fear under Hastings Banda?

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Intellectuals in Malawi Under Banda - Part Two

Malawian poets and artists use of myths and symbols in their work, and how they were used in the political climate of the Banda regime. Presenter: Penny Boreham

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Liberia Civil War - a Personal Story

Elizabeth and Godwin Jallah reveal how war has affected them and their seven children

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Lebanese in Kano

How the Lebanese community live and work in the Northern Nigeria city

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Mary Slessor

The legacy of the 19th Century Scottish missionary Mary Slessor who worked in Nigeria

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Tales From the Track - Part One

The rail journey on the express from Kano to Lagos in Nigeria

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Tales From the Track - Part Two

Pierre Calzone and Rick Wells travel on the Abidjan-Ouagadougou railway express

• 28 mins

Tales From the Track - Part Three

Carolyn Dempster travels on the Limpopo Express and South Africa's Blue Train to Zimbabwe

• 28 mins

Tales From the Track - Part Four

Adam Lusekelo and Ruth Evans travel on the the Tazara Railway from Tanzania to Zambia

• 28 mins

Tales From the Track - Part Five

Find out how Malawi's Shire Highlands Railway was built and used

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South Africa, the State of the Nation - Part Two

South Africa on its first anniversary of transition to majority rule

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Haj by Road - Islam

Economic problems in Nigeria mean that more Muslims are travelling to Mecca by road

• 28 mins

African Embassies in London

Not just a dispenser of visas, embassies look after the marketing of an entire country

• 28 mins

Ghanaian Music

Take a tour of The Gramophone Records Museum and Research Centre with Kwame Sarpong

• 30 mins

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Returns to Uganda

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown left Uganda just before Idi Amin's expulsion of Ugandan Asians

• 28 mins

Tin Mining in Nigeria

The history of tin mining on the Jos plateau of Nigeria

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Land and Farming in Zimbabwe

Better distribution of land and economic opportunity in the agricultural sector

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Sudan's Civil War

How have the four million people who live in Southern Sudan been affected by the war?

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Bushmen

The struggle for the rights of bushmen - the Makwe people of the Kalahari desert

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Truckers Tales - Malawi and Tanzania

The dangerous but vital work of the long distance truck drivers in Malawi

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Truckers Tales - Kenya

What's it like to be a truck driver on the Nairobi to Mombassa route in Kenya?

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Trucker's Tales - South Africa and Mozambique

Carolyn Dempster travels from Johannesburg to Maputo with a cargo of frozen fish

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The Kingdoms of Uganda

The federalist debate and the role of traditional leaders in areas like Buganda and Busoga

• 28 mins

A Brave New World - Part One

What part will Africa play in this new Internal Age?

• 28 mins

A Brave New World - Part Two

In 1995 most of Africa was not connected to the Internet

• 29 mins

Three Women and a Mountain

Mary Kingsley climbed Mount Cameroon in 1895, Catherine Fellows climbs it in 1995

• 28 mins