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Africa's Sunday People Episodes

  1.

    Arms Dealer Offers a million pounds to Free Haile Selassie

    Colonel Hubert Fauntleroy Julian offers to pay Ethiopians to release emperor into exile

  2. Looking North – Africans in Britain

    Africans living and working in the far north of Britain

  3. 'I hope my country still has a conscience,' says Chief Buthelezi

    To expel South Africa from the UN would be a mistake, says Chief Buthelezi

  4. A TV History of the Black Man In Britain

    Tony Laryea talks about his new series for Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ TV, The Black Man in Britain from 1550-1950

  5. Persevering for Peace – Interview with Seán MacBride

    Nobel Peace-Prize-winner SeΓ΅n MacBride on how 'lost causes' can be turned into successes

  6. In writing: Commonwealth Book Fair and Wole Soyinka

    Wole Soyinka, new editor of African magazine Transition, and the Commonwealth book fair

  7. Ethiopia, one year after Haile Selassie

    What does the future hold for post-imperial Ethiopia?

  8. 'Marching to Pretoria'

    Are predictions of an ecomomic miracle just another El Dorado?

  9. Visions of a post-Apartheid South Africa

  10.

    The 6th Pan-African Conference

    "We shall make this congress serve the cause of human liberation": President Nyerere

  11. Political and Economic Changes in Africa

    Politcal changes have yet to reach the economies struggling with global inflation

  12. On Trial in South Africa 'for Being Stubborn'

    Theo KotzΓ© of the Christian Institute who is standing trial for "being stubborn"

  13. South African Play Tours Britain

    The Rhythm of Violence: a dramatic view of South Africa's future in black and white

  14. Witchcraft and Healing – the Value of Traditional Medicine

    Scientific interest in traditional medicine is growing

  15. The Drought Isn't Over Yet

    Drought in Africa is still a problem for the whole world

  16. Breyten Breytenbach – on Afrikaans, Poetry and Power

    "I'm an Afrikaans-speaking white-ish South African," says anti-Apartheid poet Breytenbach