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Current issues that matter to Africa go under discussion and are brought to the attention of a global audience.

September's Africa Debate comes from Cape Town, a hub of design and fashion, where we focus on the appropriation of national or traditional...

Uganda is now home to the largest number of refugees in Africa, according to the United Nations refugee agency. More than one million South...

Often the quickest route from one African country to another is via Europe. More than 80% of airlines operating in the continent are foreign...

After more than 20 years under the authoritarian rule of former President Yahya Jammeh, Gambians have great expectations of the new administ...

Plastic rice. Death hoaxes. ‘Marry twice or go to jail’. How can journalists preserve audience trust in an era of social media and – some sa...

What are the options for childless couples? And, is choosing not to have children taboo? In many African communities fertility is highly pri...

Over 55% of Africa’s GDP comes from the informal sector, that’s about 80% of the labour force. Many of those are street vendors selling ever...

Recorded in Dar es Salaam,Tanzania where President John Magufuli has declared war on corruption. Many think corruption is an African problem...

Recorded during the Social Media Week event in Lagos, the programme picks up an issue that is current to the concerns of many Africans who h...

Ten years ago, the UK-government-led Commission for Africa was launched at the British Museum. It coincided with a popular global movement t...