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Sudan's Civil War

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

• 29 mins

Bushmen

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

• 28 mins

Truckers Tales - Malawi and Tanzania

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

• 28 mins

Truckers Tales - Kenya

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

• 28 mins

Trucker's Tales - South Africa and Mozambique

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

• 29 mins

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

South African Football

How South Africa struggled from 1970s to unify a divided soccer community

• 28 mins

Immigration in South Africa

What next for South Africa's millions of illegal immigrants?

• 28 mins

Multi-party Elections in Tanzania

Democracy in Tanzania arrives with the first multi-party elections since independence

• 27 mins

Nuns in Africa

What inspires women in Africa to choose a life of poverty, chastity and obedience?

• 28 mins

African Airlines

What will now happen to Africa's airlines in a time of economic reform?

• 28 mins

The Decline of Marriage in Kenya

Why many young people are postponing marriage or giving up on it altogether

• 29 mins

Twenty Years on from the Biafran War

After the Biafra war, where do people of the Ebo tribe stand in modern day Nigeria?

• 28 mins

The Love Letters of Nigeria

How to write love letters - a history of the literature of love letters in Nigeria

• 28 mins

An African View of Bejing

Bejing, China, through the eyes of Tanzanian journalist Vicky Ntetema

• 28 mins

South Africa's Affirmative Action

Affirmative Action was designed to address decades of racial imbalance in the job market

• 28 mins

Northern Nigeria

What do people think of northern Nigeria and how is it portrayed in the press?

• 28 mins

South African Broadcasting Corporation

Can a broadcaster help heal the wounds of a divided country?

• 28 mins

African Television

Can African TV have its own distinctive identity distinct from Western programming?

• 28 mins

African Playwrights

Uda Yousef Jo talks about winning the African Playwright Competition

• 28 mins

African Playwrights

Zimbabwean playwright Rosemary Smith Kebe talks about her play Mrs Brown and her Roots

• 31 mins

African Playwrights

Interview with Kenyan playwright, Ben Ateku about his play The Broadcasting Station

• 28 mins

African Playwrights

Namibian-born Frederick B Philander talks about his play King of the Dump

• 28 mins

African Playwrights

The Ugandan author Charles Mulekwa talks about his play Nothing Against You

• 28 mins

King Prempeh

The story of King Prempeh of Ghana and the colonial British Empire

• 28 mins

Asylum Seekers in Britain

Responses to the UK's Asylum and Immigration of 1996

• 28 mins

Ghana Street Children

What will happen to Accra's street children if they're not helped?

• 27 mins