African Perspective Episodes Episode guide
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Freetown's Reconstruction
Rebuilding a shattered capital city a year on from the end of Sierra Leone's brutal war
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Cape Coast, Ghana
A tour of the town of Cape Coast, Ghana including the supposedly haunted Fort William
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Scars of Apartheid - Colour Classification
Born black to conservative white parents, Sandra Laing on her relationship with her family
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Scars of Apartheid - White Guilt
Pieter explains how it is to be white in South Africa in the aftermath of Apartheid
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Scars of Apartheid - Soweto
Mother and son Mary and Ephraim recall the day Ephraim took part in the demonstration
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Like Mother Like Daughter - Part Two
Nigerian writers Omowunmi and Mabel Segun talk about each other's achievements
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Like Father Like Son - Part One
Uganda's former Minister of Justice Godfrey Roulay and his son Joel in discussion
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Like Mother Like Daughter - Part One
The story of an African student leaving home to attend Harvard University
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The Pyramids of Sudan
Meroitic empire's pyramids served as tombs for the kings and queens of Napata and Meroe
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Angolan Refugees in Zambia
Refugees explain their experiences of the Angolan civil war
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The African Cup of Nations in Mali
What has it taken to put on a huge sporting event in one of the world's poorest countries?
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Shaba Concerts
The 1900s tradition of the concert party or variety show continues in modern Ghana
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South African AIDS Epidemic
In 2001 five million South Africans were living with HIV
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In the Black - Part Four
Building a thriving businesses in Ghana
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In the Black - Part Three
How Somali business people have created and expanded highly successful companies
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In the Black - Part Two
How the emergence of a black middle class can help business in South Africa
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In the Black - Part One
Microfinance and small businesses in Kenya
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The United States - Post 9/11
Africans living in the US assess the changing social landscape post 9/11
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Mombasa, Kenya
Robin White takes a tour of the Kenyan port city of Mombasa
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Islam in Mali
"Politics and religion cannot make a good soup"
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Zimbabwe - The Struggle Within the Struggle
Former combatants in Zimbabwe's war of independence speak about the political crisis
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Going Home to Table Mountain
Forcibly removed in 1968, the former residents of District Six return
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Uganda Prisons
Meeting the human rights of prisoners in Uganda's prisons is a struggle
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The Namib and Himba
In search of the Himba, whose way of life has - ironically been preserved by Angola's war
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Death in Malawi
The rising death rate in due to AIDS and the effect it's having on the cost of funerals
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International Human Rights Day
How Sierra Leone is dealing with the civil war's human rights abuses
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Tanzania Internet
Developing the use of technology and the internet in the Tanzanian capital Dar Es Salaam
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Mali Tuaregs
Climatic conditions and a loss of livestock mean that Tuareg people have turned to farming
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South Africa's Poor Urbanites
The efforts of poor urban communities to raise funds and build their own homes
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South Africa Healthcare Train
Riding aboard the Phelophepa train which serves rural areas and provides free screening