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Crime on the Continent - Cape Town

Is Cape Town really as bad as the name and statistics would suggest?

• 30 mins

Crime on the Continent - Cairo

Despite the poverty and overcrowding, Cairo has one of the lowest rates of violence

• 29 mins

Land of Milk And Honey - Falashas

Ruth Evans' special report on the black Jews of Ethiopia and their struggle to begin a new life in Israel

• 30 mins

Gentlemen and Ladies - Nigeria

Nigeria's professional classes between the World Wars

• 29 mins

Gentlemen and Ladies - Liberia

Memories of Liberia between the World Wars

• 29 mins

Somaliland

Jonathon Birchill visits the breakaway Republic of Somaliland

• 29 mins

White Man's Land into Everyman's Land

Future of land ownership in Zimbabwe

• 29 mins

Marriage Between Different Cultures, Tribes or Countries in Africa

How people meet, what families think, the similarities and differences between cultures

• 29 mins

Future of Afrikaans in South Africa

A former language of oppression, what place does Afrikaans have in the new South Africa?

• 29 mins

Against The Tide - Part One, Kwame Nkrumah

Life in exile of former Ghanaian head as described in letters to his assistant June Milne

• 29 mins

Against The Tide - Part Two, Kwame Nkrumah

Life in exile of former Ghanaian head as described in letters to his assistant June Milne

• 29 mins

Against the Tide - Part Three, Friday Mavuso

"The damage caused by Apartheid... We disabled people talk about double discrimination"

• 29 mins

Against the Tide - Part Four, Ghana

Has the NAM outlived its usefulness as a buffer against superpower domination?

• 29 mins

Against The Tide - Part Five, Seretse Khama

The first President of Botswana, Seretse Khama, and his struggle to marry Ruth Williams

• 29 mins

Living with AIDS - Part One

What are those at the front line in South Africa doing to tackle HIV/AIDs?

• 30 mins

Living with AIDS - Part Two

People across Africa talk openly about coming to terms with being HIV+ or having AIDS

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Living with AIDS - Part Three

In the grip of an HIV/AIDS, the Kagera Region of Tanzania has 50,000 orphans

• 29 mins

Uganda's Resistance Committees

"A system of participatory democracy" originally founded by the National Resistance Army

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Cruel to be Kind

How Zimbabweans are coming to terms with the harsh effects of economic reform

• 29 mins

African Education

What can governments afford and should parents pay for books and equipment?

• 29 mins

Mogadishu

Ten months after the fall of dictator Siad Barre and 21 years of his regime

• 29 mins

Namibia Independence

Terry Benson looks at Namibia's first year of independence under Sam Nujoma

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What it is to be Rich, Black and South African

Powerful and prosperous black South Africans including Richard Maponya

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New Life, New South Africa

Alice and Ben talk about their thoughts of the future as they prepare for their first baby

• 29 mins

Voices From the New World

A history of Trinidad from the descendants of Africans to the island's Indian community

• 29 mins

The Nile

Is there enough water in the Nile to meet Egypt's growing needs?

• 29 mins

Jack Mapanje

Interview with Malawian writer Jack Mapanje as he takes up a fellowship at York University

• 30 mins

Mozambique under President Joaquim Chissano

Emerging from civil war and developing a relationship with South Africa

• 30 mins

West Goes East - Part One - Kenya

Impressions of Kenya through the eyes of Cameroonian journalist Veronique Edwards

• 29 mins

West Goes East - Part Two - Kenya to Uganda

Uganda through the eyes of West African journalist Veronique Edwards

• 29 mins