Music, art and culture on the African continent
World Service,Β·209 episodes
Why Gogol's play 'The Government Inspector' is so relevant for Liberia
A visit to 'the largest international theatre extravaganza in the world'
The music and culture of Swaziland
Celebrating the arts in Nigeria on its fortieth anniversary of independence
An interview with the man described as 'an encyclopedia of African music' - John Collins
What is the state of theatre in Lagos, Nigeria as the popularity of video is booming?
A report from the Womex world music trade fair in Berlin, Germany
Actor Patrice Naiambana talks about his ambitions for his work and his new show in London
Controversy at the Kora All African Music Awards 2000
Exploring theatre, censorship and democracy in Uganda and Sierra Leone
A looks at the arts in Kenya, including books, comedy and music
A look at how the arts are faring in Central African Republic (CAR)
African composers exploring African musicology with new forms of music
Songs and soldiers on the Ivory Coast
Are the arts in Gambia suffering or benefiting from the influx of tourists?
A review of the 17th Pan-African Film and Television Festival, FESPACO
The launch of Macmillan Writer's Prize for Africa
Report from the Anglophone African Writers' Prize event in Johannesburg
A review of 'one of the most impressive works of fiction to have ever come out of Africa'
The rise of television soap operas in francophone West Africa
A tribute to one of Africa's great cultural figures, musician and writer Francis Bebey
What is happening to Nigeria's National Theatre building?
'It's like the King of a village selling the village square'
Why the National Theatre in Senegal is being given extra support by the government
How are the arts surviving in the latest upheavals in CAR?
A report on the second largest arts festival in the world
Profiles of two prominent Zimbabwean writers, Chenjerai Hove and Charles Mungoshi
A look at the Michael Caine Prize for African Writing and this year's winner Helon Habila
Wole Soyinka returns from self-imposed exile to premiere his new play in Nigeria
Reflecting on the assassination of South African President Hendrik Verwoerd