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Africa
71 films(Page 2 of 2)
Five boats serve a fishing community in Kisumu, Kenya, where women often exchange sex for fish, contributing to the spread of HIV.
A nearly 10-year legal battle began when Chastity Jones lost a job offer at an Alabama call center after refusing to cut her dreadlocks.
Triumph hosts a party for Conan, but the real housewives of Atlanta steal the show.
Sales of premium whiskey in Kenya increased by 42% last year, with patrons at K1 Clubhouse consuming 64 bottles of Johnnie Walker on a typical Tuesday.
Africa outperforms other emerging markets last year, as discussed by Stephen Bailey-Smith.
Kenya's $5 billion railway project showcases Chinese Engineers and local labor collaboration.
Biden says the omicron variant is concerning but not a cause for panic several countries impose travel bans.
A solar-powered cargo ebike can travel up to 100 kilometers on a sunny day, providing a sustainable transport option in Nairobi's impoverished neighborhoods.
Residents of Korogocho fight to clean the polluted Nairobi River in Kenya.
Katrina Manson reports on the Kwale Mineral Sands Project's impact on Kenya's economy.
Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta faces rigging allegations after provisional election results.
Nancy and Kenyan girls challenge genital mutilation in a powerful community movement.
Kenyans and Nigerians debate Lupita Nyong'o's role in HBO's 'Americanah' on Twitter.
Nairobi East Africa's mobile money system m-pesa drives Kenya's economic growth significantly.
This video traces family history and explores Nairobi, Kenya, and East Lee Mable.
200,000 people protested in Rio de Janeiro, demanding a greater share of revenue from offshore oil and gas extraction.
Dr Richard Leakey challenges Kenya's political corruption in June 1995 with a new party.
Somalia faces conflict with Al-Shabaab and severe famine affecting its people.
A stowaway falls from Kenya Airways flight KQ 100 as it lands at Heathrow on Sunday.
Sudan's ceasefire fails as fighting continues, trapping residents amid thick smoke and shortages.
Chris Froome says intense testing makes cheating in cycling nearly impossible today.
Paul Taylor and Michael discuss mobile payments and the Isis joint venture with Verizon Wireless.
Kenya's elite distance runners, including Tom Payn and Boniface Kiprop Kongin, attribute their success to diet, lifestyle, and a tradition of running barefoot to school.
