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Youssou N'Dour and the Grand Orchestre du Caire at the Roll Back Malaria Concert
Youssou N'Dour and the Grand Orchestre du Caire at the Roll Back Malaria Concert
Category: World Music
Senegalese superstar Youssou N'our performs alongside the Grand Orchestre du Caire at the Africa Live: The Roll Back Malaria Campaign.
Meeting Mandela
Meeting Mandela
Category: Documentaries
Hosted by Beyoncé Knowles, this special brings four young people to South Africa to talk to Nelson Mandela about some of the key issues affecting them and the world today: HIV/AIDS, Israeli/Palestine and Burma.
The Station
The Station
Category: Documentaries
"The Station" is a Nigerian TV drama series that provides peaceful alternatives to handling conflict and positive role models for young Nigerians. This special presentation brings you an episode of this interesting series.
Darling!
Darling!
Category: Documentaries
Controversial South African political satirist Pieter-Dirk Uys allows writer/director Julian Shaw into his previously off-limits inner world. The result is a startling document of Pieter's work educating school children HIV/AIDS.
Soweto Strings
Soweto Strings
Category: Documentaries
In 1992 viola player Rosemary Nalden founded the Buskaid Music School in Soweto township. "Soweto Strings" shows Rosemary as a demanding but beloved mentor, inspired by the whole-hearted way that the students have embraced classical music.
Spotlight: No Past to Speak Of
Spotlight: No Past to Speak Of
Category: News & Current Affairs
This moving report explores the horrific reality of infant rape in South Africa and investigates the story of a five-month-old baby girl who was brutally raped in a Johannesburg slum, and the societal factors that contributed to the crime.
Beautiful in Beaufort Wes
Beautiful in Beaufort Wes
Category: Documentaries
This lyrical gem of a film follows Gert Vlok Nel, who has become one of South Africa's most celebrated poets and troubadors from his home town of Beaufort Wes, a small town in the extremely remote Big Karoo region.
International Dateline: The Shooting of Horta
International Dateline: The Shooting of Horta
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this episode, the Dateline team investigates the non-fatal shooting of East Timor's president Jose Ramos Horta and also travels to Africa to meet Barack Obama's extended family.
International Dateline: Darfur Crisis
International Dateline: Darfur Crisis
Category: News & Current Affairs
Video Journalist David Brill travels Darfur, where a massive humanitarian crisis is now five years running with no signs of ease.
In Focus: A Real Voyage into the Virtual World of Web 2.0
In Focus: A Real Voyage into the Virtual World of Web 2.0
Category: News & Current Affairs
This episode of In Focus travels to South Africa, India, China, Brazil and the U.S. to profile bloggers who use the Internet to tell the world about their lives and causes.
Effective Action, Lasting Results
Effective Action, Lasting Results
Category: News & Current Affairs
A moderated discussion on improving the performance of non-government organizations and private citizen efforts to address tough global challenges. Featuring panelists President Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, Fernando Cardosa and other prominent figures.
Chinese Restaurants
Chinese Restaurants
Category: Documentaries
This series tells the story of the Chinese Diaspora through its most recognizable and enduring icon -- the family-run Chinese restaurant.
Fangafrika
Fangafrika
Category: World Music
A stylized look at a music festival in Ouaga, in Burkina Faso, where Africa's best and brightest rappers gather using hip hop to tackle the serious issues facing Africans everywhere.
International Dateline: Kenya - The Rift
International Dateline: Kenya - The Rift
Category: News & Current Affairs
In this week's episode of International Dateline journalist Aaron Lewis reports on the post-election unrest sweeping Kenya, which has already killed 1,000 people and displaced up to 350,000.
Special: 50 Cents Can Change the World
Special: 50 Cents Can Change the World
Category: Documentaries
Even the smallest gifts can have the power to change lives. In this Link TV special we show you an inspiring story of how one immigrant janitor’s tips are giving children in Ghana the chance for a new life.
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