The Africa Channel

Uncovering why Nairobi, a city once famous for its cool waters, is consistently a travel hot spot.

Analysis of the day's news from Africa.

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Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

The management of waste and water is fundamental to our healthy and sustained existence; exploring the dynamic businesses and innovative technologies delivering much-needed solutions for communities and the environment.

Shonda Rhimes shares her experiment saying yes to everything; Isabel Wilkerson describes how a single decision changed the course of history for the racial make-up of the US.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

The management of waste and water is fundamental to our healthy and sustained existence; exploring the dynamic businesses and innovative technologies delivering much-needed solutions for communities and the environment.

Shonda Rhimes shares her experiment saying yes to everything; Isabel Wilkerson describes how a single decision changed the course of history for the racial make-up of the US.

In the run-up to the 2024 Olympics, Y'AFRICA sheds light on established and promising sportsmen and women in Africa at large; meeting Ismaila Samb, surfing (Senegal), Fares Ferjani, fencing (Tunisia), and Khadija Mardi, boxing (Morocco).

Meeting Tamarat Tola from Ethiopia for the marathon and Olvier Mwimba from the Democratic Republic of the Congo for the 100m.

Dive into the fascinating world of dogs and why it is important to look after man's best friend.

We have so many fun facts to share about these incredibly intelligent birds and we get to meet Gandalf the Grey as Dr. Mark busts some myths about parrots.

We learn more about the 'King of the Jungle' and how lions came to hold that title as well as why they are in trouble and how we can help them.

Afrobeat artist Azawi is the first female Ugandan act to appear on billboards in Times Square and Los Angeles; she performs in English and Lugandan and joins fellow African artists raising awareness for the most magnificent wildlife on the planet.

Sydney Salmon discusses the Rastafarian haven in Shashemene, Ethiopia.

iFani recaps the far-flung journey of "Amah Knows Best" Season 1 and includes some never-before-seen moments from his journey through China's bustling cities.

South African rapper iFani loves eating Chinese food; with the help of the People's Daily, a plan is devised for him to learn to cook from the Kung Fu masters of the kitchen, Chinese grannies; before meeting Amah he explores Shanghai.

iFani starts the day late and gets ready to cook with an Amah who has a 100-year-old recipe; after learning how to make the dish, he and Lily, his guide, go to visit the brilliantly lighted landmark called the Bund where he's introduced to Hot Pot.

iFani wants to explore and shop for the ingredients for today's dish on his own; he gets lost and disappoints Lily; due to his late arrival, the Amah has left and no longer wants to teach iFani how to cook. Instead, Lily and iFani cook together.

The ocean bears witness to many adventures and Minjiba joins the fun as she prepares a freshly caught seafood BBQ at the exquisite Swahili styled Lantana Galu Beach Resort. It's all thrill and adrenaline as the guests of honor arrive by parachute!

Minjiba cooks an intimate meal for a newlywed couple at one of Nairobi's most fabulous modern homes; a plantain and prawn starter; triple coconut baked tilapia; a ginger, lime and mango cheesecake.

Minjiba heads over to one of Kenya's most stunning apartments where she'll create a stunning gluten free, sugar free, carb free meal for the finicky ladies.

Minjiba cooks for a bunch of meat-obsessed male campers at the Nairobi National Park, to bring elegance to the cave man ritual of roasting and camping. Her fusion menu features whiskey and stout marinated meats and a Kilifi potato salad.

The history of Pemba Island, known for its spices, rich fishing grounds and Arab influences.

A look back at the food and culture that inspired Lentswe's favorite dishes from his South African adventures.

A look back at the food and culture of Dar es Salaam that inspired Lentswe's east African dishes.

Chef Lentswe Bhengu travels to tLagos, Nigeria and takes what he learns from street vendors and restaurant chefs to create a dish of mouth watering moi moi with pan fried mackerel.

As Bim becomes more comfortable in LA, she finally decides to learn how to drive; a spiritual guide conveys a message from beyond; Bim celebrates her birthday with her friends at the marina.

As Abimbola adjusts to her new LA surroundings, she reflects on her family's legacy while pursuing her own; despite dealing with body image issues, she accepts an invitation to walk the runway, and soon realizes it's not as easy as she thought.

Ifeyinwa, grieving her mother's death, learns her mother approved selling the company; Ramat uncovers a secret about Godpower and the Pond Foundation while Ivie's fashion show succeeds and Poju proposes to her.

Zozi deceives Khulu's sister and a prophet, handling Shaka's school issues; Mpumi races against Detective Thobejane; Kat prepares for her mayoral inauguration amid challenges.

In the richest part of Kyalami, Zozi hosts a lavish anniversary party, showcasing her marriage to Khulu. Tensions escalate until Zozi accidentally kills Khulu upon discovering his infidelity, shattering their facade of a perfect life.

Sechaba disrupts Zozi's investor meeting, going viral; Nomzamo clashes with Jabu over her ambitions; Kat ends things with Sechaba; Shaka deals with parental pressure and finds solace in Azania.

Nomzamo's affair with an associate intensifies as he suggests pitching to Jabu, risking exposure; Khulu rescues Zozi's business meeting with Madam Gachet; Kat faces mayoral opposition from Mayor Mduli; Azania leans on Shaka amid her parents' divorce.