African Perspective Episodes Episode guide
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                            ![]()  Burkina FasoA tour of the capital of Burkina Faso - Ouagadougou 
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                            ![]()  The Siege of MafekingCarolyn Dempster tells the story of the siege which began in October 1899 
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                            ![]()  A Woman for BulawayoA look at the city of Bulawayo in Zimbabwe and the award winning writer Yvonne Vera 
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                            ![]()  Kenyan AsiansAsian heritage in Kenya as told by a fourth generation Asian woman 
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                            ![]()  Root of FaithThe Hausa people of Sudan and their journey from West to East Africa 
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                            ![]()  Document of IdentityAn indepth look at Wole Soyinka's play Document of Identity 
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                            ![]()  Infertility in ZimbabweWhy has Zimbabwe got one of the highest infertility rates in the world? 
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                            ![]()  Palmer Family in GambiaMeet Rachel Palmer's daughters to to find out how she influenced them 
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                            ![]()  Rwanda RadioUsed to incite hatred and genocide in Rwanda, radio is beginning to be accepted again 
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                            ![]()  Femi OsofisanInterview with the Nigerian writer and academic Femi Osofisan 
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                            ![]()  Rustenburg, South AfricaLooking at the divides in post apartheid South Africa, in the city of Rustenburg 
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                            ![]()  Witchcraft in TanzaniaWhat are the real reasons for the murder of elderly, widowed women? 
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                            ![]()  Zimbabwe's AlbinosThe discrimination, prejudice, mistrust and health problems that face Zimbabwe's albinos 
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                            ![]()  Sierra Leone's Child SoldiersWhy and how were children targeted to become soldiers on both sides of the civil war 
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                            ![]()  Anansi the SpiderThe importance of Anansi the spider/spiderman in West African and Caribbean folklore 
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                            ![]()  Aftermath of the Mozambique Civil WarFive soldiers who fought on opposing sides of the Mozambique civil war talk about peace 
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                            ![]()  Caprivi Strip Fight for IndependenceThe Caprivi Strip in Namibia is just 400km long and 20km wide 
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                            ![]()  Nigerian ElectionsWhat do Nigerians want from the general elections in their country in 1999? 
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                            ![]()  Rehabilitating LiberiaHow Liberia is recovering after seven years of devastating civil war 
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                            ![]()  The Motorcycle in AfricaLucy Chino's Suzuki 125 allows her to travel all over Binga district in north Zimbabwe 
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                            ![]()  Ibn BattutaThe great 14th Century Berber traveller who explored North Africa and the Middle East 
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                            ![]()  The Importance of BreastfeedingAn exploration of breastfeeding in Africa - the benefits and changing attitudes 
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                            ![]()  A Tour of AbujaNigeria's capital city is a relatively new city, planned and built initially in the 1980s 
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                            ![]()  Rose's Story - Sierra LeoneRose was abducted by the RUF in Sierra Leone and held for two years - listen to her story 
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                            ![]()  Cameroon's ForestsHow can Cameroon's forests be managed well? 
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                            ![]()  After the US Embassy Bombing, NairobiHow attitudes changed to Kenya's nine million-strong Muslim community after the bombing 
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                            ![]()  The Internet in AfricaThe beginnings of internet use in Africa 
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                            ![]()  Prince Edward School, ZimbabweRugby and prefects feature in the school life of this traditional boarding school 
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                            ![]()  Growing Old in Africa - Part FourA tour of Zimbabwe's established care homes for the elderly 
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                            ![]()  Growing Old in Africa - Part ThreeDrought, war, AIDS and economic migration have left the elderly vulnerable and isolated 
