The Africa Channel

Movie to be announced.

A detective is murdered. The trail leads to South Africa's elite soldiers.

Over four years, filmmaker Tyson Conteh has followed the lives of sex workers in his hometown of Makeni, Sierra Leone, revealing the world of danger, drug addiction and death that many face daily.

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Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

May Yacoubi visits Persian cuisine, starting with a herb-infused kookoo sabzi, which is similar to a frittata, followed by a tangy meat dish of koofteh peste and gluten-free cookies with a surprise twist.

Chef May Yacoubi introduces Turkish cuisine, starting with a simple spiced vegetable dish called bulgur pilaf, followed by gozleme -- a savoury flatbread filled with feta cheese.

May Yacoubi visits Persian cuisine, starting with a herb-infused kookoo sabzi, which is similar to a frittata, followed by a tangy meat dish of koofteh peste and gluten-free cookies with a surprise twist.

Chef May Yacoubi introduces Turkish cuisine, starting with a simple spiced vegetable dish called bulgur pilaf, followed by gozleme -- a savoury flatbread filled with feta cheese.

Do you know how to tell these two predators apart? Join us as Dr Mark tells us all about their similarities, differences, and the important roles they play in the environment.

Did you know that these incredibly strong and intelligent animals are our closest relatives? Join us to learn more as we meet Baby Lisa, another one of Dr Mark's rescued friends.

Heavily influenced by his grandmother's Gospel and grandfather's Jazz, Ammo's sound is described as a soft Electro-R&B to be heard with your eyes closed; the young artist joins efforts to raise awareness for magnificent wildlife on the planet.

Alternative rapper and songwriter Wangechi explains the events that guided her career while touring her hometown.

Ifani and Lisa explore the area surrounding the Qinghai River; Ifani visits a Chinese supermarket; while Ifani must prepare for the next city on his adventure, he leaves a piece of his heart in Nanjing.

iFani arrives in the largest city in China; he meets with a famous Chinese rapper to discuss doing a song together; iFani explores rural China as he goes to a village market to shop; he has a nostalgic moment that reminds him of his childhood.

iFani visits the Chongqing Chinese Opera and the famous Ancient China Film Studios; after another rural Chinese cooking experience, iFani receives a call from Chinese rapper, Turbo, who has agreed to record a song with iFani.

Turbo takes iFani to a famous noodle store owned by an Amah; the Amah teaches iFani how to prepare her dish; iFani and Turbo make their way to the recording studio where drama unfolds.

World Wide Nate learns the history behind Basotho Blankets; makes traditional Basotho cuisine and completes the Guinness World Record abseil down Maletsunyane Falls.

Nate braves white water rafting in the Zambezi River.

Nate zips, jumps and swings his way across one of the world's greatest natural wonders in Livingstone, Zambia: Victoria Falls.

Nate takes a trip out to Volcanoes National Park in hopes of catching a glimpse of the animals in their natural habitat.

Lentswe learns how Tanzanians are reinventing their culinary style by visiting Trinity Bar & Restaurant - a Swahili fusion dish.

Lentswe enjoys the summer weather of Christmastime in Africa while sharing his favorite recipes for the holiday season.

A celebration of faith, music, and community with the nation's top HBCU choirs, church choirs, soloists, and spoken word artists.

Washington, D.C. is a place where the ideals of a country are celebrated, and from the sounds of African inspired music, to the aroma of Ethiopian coffee, Africa's influence is everywhere.

The journey continues as three black siblings from Harlem connect and build relationships with their long-lost family in China. The search for their maternal grandfather introduces them to hundreds of relatives and a fascinating ancestral heritage.

Ruby Kang'ethe seeks to discover how Kenyans express themselves through fashion and how their tastes align with Western trends.

Paula Madison searches for descendants of her Chinese grandfather in China.