African Perspective
British Broadcasting Corporation
Documentaries on all aspects of Africa - from politics to history, from music to conflict.
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BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 29 December 1996
Robben Island being transformed in national monument. Caroline Dempster look at the role the island has played in shaping South Africa.
BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 22 December 1996
How African newspapers reported anti-colonialism and events in Europe in the 1930s. This is the third and final part of Fiona Ledger's look at Africa in December 1936 through the …
BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 15 December 1996
How African newspapers reported anti-colonialism and events in Europe in the 1930s. Part two of Fiona Ledger documentary looking through the December 1936 editions of Africa's newspapers.
BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 8 December 1996
How African newspapers reported anti-colonialism and events in Europe in the 1930s. Fiona Ledger goes back to December 1936 to look at Africa through the continent's newspapers.
BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 28 November 1996
Profile of Ruth Perry, Africa's first female head of state, head of Liberia's interim government.
BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 21 November 1996
Issues facing African teenagers as they move towards adulthood.
BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 7 November 1996
During the Namibian war of independence the German Democratic Republic offered to foster Namibian children. Once independence was achieved and the collapse of Communism occurred in East Germany, the children …
BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 3 November 1996
First female chief of the Nswazi people of Matabeleland in Zimbabwe, Sinqobile Mabhena, was installed in November 1996, succeeding her father.
BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 15 October 1996
Problems experienced by Nigerians using unofficial foster parents and childminders in Britain.
BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation · 13 September 1996
In 1946 the MV Vipya sank in Malawi's worst shipping disaster - 145 people died. Why does the tragedy evoke such strong memories 50 years on?