The Africa Channel

A heart-warming premiere. Pangolins are the most trafficked mammal in the world. You get to meet a rescued pangolin in this episode before he's released back to the wild.

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.

Turtles come in so many shapes and sizes! Dr Mark teaches us how to tell them apart, why they are in trouble, and how we can help them. We also get to meet another one of Dr Marks' special, rescued friends.

A heart-warming premiere. Pangolins are the most trafficked mammal in the world. You get to meet a rescued pangolin in this episode before he's released back to the wild.

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.

Turtles come in so many shapes and sizes! Dr Mark teaches us how to tell them apart, why they are in trouble, and how we can help them. We also get to meet another one of Dr Marks' special, rescued friends.

Nate dives into the rich culture of Johannesburg, South Africa; Nate meets Tshepo, the Prince of Denim, and tries on his custom cut denim; at Blompek, Nate experiences amazing street food.

Nate learns to make the beloved Durban local dish, Bunny Chow; after having a great cooking lesson from chef Sheila Somers, Nate swims in the Indian Ocean and encounters some of the world's deadliest predators -- sharks.

Analysis of the day's news from Africa.

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

Winner of the double bathroom challenge.

The teams decorate a master bedroom.

The teams scramble to finish decorating.

The design teams decorate a kitchen.

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.

iFani meets the guide and requests to climb The Great Wall of China; after his conquest of the wall, iFani shops and meets Amah to cook an amazing Chinese dish; the day ends with driving past Tiananmen Square and eating world-famous Peking duck.

Winner of the double bathroom challenge.

The teams decorate a master bedroom.

The teams scramble to finish decorating.

The design teams decorate a kitchen.

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.

iFani meets the guide and requests to climb The Great Wall of China; after his conquest of the wall, iFani shops and meets Amah to cook an amazing Chinese dish; the day ends with driving past Tiananmen Square and eating world-famous Peking duck.

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.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

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.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

May feels nostalgic and decides to introduce the Palestinian cuisine to her special guests tonight for dinner.

Chef May Yacoubi introduces Moroccan cuisine, beginning with a tomato and lentil-based soup called harira, followed by olive tajine.

May feels nostalgic and decides to introduce the Palestinian cuisine to her special guests tonight for dinner.

Chef May Yacoubi introduces Moroccan cuisine, beginning with a tomato and lentil-based soup called harira, followed by olive tajine.

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.

Tanika Charles takes shows a few of her favorite Toronto haunts and shares four cuts from her debut EP.

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.

Nate returns to Durban, South Africa; he learns the secrets to grilling and gets ready for his tallest climb yet: the Natal Drakensberg.

Nate dives into the rich culture of Johannesburg, South Africa; Nate meets Tshepo, the Prince of Denim, and tries on his custom cut denim; at Blompek, Nate experiences amazing street food.

Nate learns to make the beloved Durban local dish, Bunny Chow; after having a great cooking lesson from chef Sheila Somers, Nate swims in the Indian Ocean and encounters some of the world's deadliest predators -- sharks.

While visiting Nairobi, Kenya, Nate explores their booming graffiti art scene, partakes in ancient cultural rituals, and cooks with one of the top food bloggers in Africa; he experiences an array of unique opportunities that Kenya has to offer.

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

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

The festival of Urban Music of Anoumabo celebrates ten years of cultural and artistic practices in Abidjan.

The journeys of people from the African/Caribbean Diaspora as they navigate through the rhythm and pace of the largest city in the US.

Isaiah Washington, the first African American to be granted duel citizenship in his ancestral homeland of Sierra Leone based on his DNA.

Visiting Jamaica's barefoot Rastafarian dub poet, Mutabaruka.

Celebrating African and African American women working as writers, producers, directors and entertainment executives today; their journey is a testament to women hoping to follow in their footsteps.

Powerhouse New Yorkers share their stories of what it means to be first-generation African immigrants in America; Social Entrepreneur Chid Liberty, Everyday People's DJ Moma, jewelry artist Sewit Sium, and the CEO of Birthright Africa Walla Elsheikh.

Twenty years after the horrific genocide in Rwanda, an extraordinary program is underway that brings perpetrators and victims together for the first time, leading to inspirational stories of confession, hope, reconciliation and forgiveness.

Beneath Sierra Leone's landscapes lies a deep-seated social crisis; for decades, the country has been plagued by incidents of gender-based violence, much of it steeped in the legacy of Sierra Leone's civil war.

Following a deeply religious couple who are silently living with AIDS while striving for acceptance among their church community in the Central African Republic.

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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.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

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.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Chef May Yacoubi introduces Moroccan cuisine, beginning with a tomato and lentil-based soup called harira, followed by olive tajine.

May feels nostalgic and decides to introduce the Palestinian cuisine to her special guests tonight for dinner.

Chef May Yacoubi introduces Moroccan cuisine, beginning with a tomato and lentil-based soup called harira, followed by olive tajine.

May feels nostalgic and decides to introduce the Palestinian cuisine to her special guests tonight for dinner.

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.

Turtles come in so many shapes and sizes! Dr Mark teaches us how to tell them apart, why they are in trouble, and how we can help them. We also get to meet another one of Dr Marks' special, rescued friends.

South African artist and songwriter, Bobbi Fallon tells her life stories through the magic that is music, joining fellow talent from Africa raising awareness for the most magnificent wildlife on the planet.

Singer-songwriter Shi Wisdom shares music from her 2014 album. Shi visits shops for art supplies and Toronto's iconic Eglinton West neighborhood.

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.

iFani visits a monastery looking for a solution to running late; at his cooking lesson, he arrives on time and is quickly enamored by his beautiful Amah; iFani feels like he has left his tardy issues behind and is confident he has made Lily proud.

Nate dives into the rich culture of Johannesburg, South Africa; Nate meets Tshepo, the Prince of Denim, and tries on his custom cut denim; at Blompek, Nate experiences amazing street food.

Nate learns to make the beloved Durban local dish, Bunny Chow; after having a great cooking lesson from chef Sheila Somers, Nate swims in the Indian Ocean and encounters some of the world's deadliest predators -- sharks.

While visiting Nairobi, Kenya, Nate explores their booming graffiti art scene, partakes in ancient cultural rituals, and cooks with one of the top food bloggers in Africa; he experiences an array of unique opportunities that Kenya has to offer.

Nate paddles with the Zulu boys on the most surfable waves on the continent; a look at what their favorite Durban banks are about.

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.

The journeys of people from the African/Caribbean Diaspora as they navigate through the rhythm and pace of the largest city in the US.

Showing how a traditional Ethiopian tea ceremony is celebrated; performing the Kizomba dance from Angola.

Visiting Jamaica's barefoot Rastafarian dub poet, Mutabaruka.

Celebrating African and African American women working as writers, producers, directors and entertainment executives today; their journey is a testament to women hoping to follow in their footsteps.

Powerhouse New Yorkers share their stories of what it means to be first-generation African immigrants in America; Social Entrepreneur Chid Liberty, Everyday People's DJ Moma, jewelry artist Sewit Sium, and the CEO of Birthright Africa Walla Elsheikh.

Twenty years after the horrific genocide in Rwanda, an extraordinary program is underway that brings perpetrators and victims together for the first time, leading to inspirational stories of confession, hope, reconciliation and forgiveness.

Isaiah Washington, the first African American to be granted duel citizenship in his ancestral homeland of Sierra Leone based on his DNA.