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INSIDE AFRICA

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December 10, 2005

• Salute to African Comedy

December 03, 2005

• Special Edition: HIV/AIDS

November 19, 2005

• Africa in the Americas

November 12, 2005

• Is Bridgestone/Firestone Exploiting Liberian Workers?; Interview With Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

November 11, 2005

• Several West African Countries Face Food Shortages; Ugandan Musician on a Mission

November 05, 2005

• Liberians Prepare for Runoff Elections; Violence in Zanzibar

October 22, 2005

• Refugees Begin to Trickle Back Into Southern Sudan; Virginia Congregation Reaches out to Liberian Children

October 15, 2005

• Inside Liberia

October 01, 2005

• Robert Mugabe`s Zimbabwe

September 17, 2005

• Interview With Rwandan President Paul Kagame; Interview With Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo

September 11, 2005

• Ethiopia`s Election Contested; Sports in Africa

August 27, 2005

• Sierra Leone Starting Process of Recovery; Movies Come to Rural Kenya

August 21, 2005

• U.N. Calls on Zimbabwe to Stop Home Demolition Program; Displaced Farmers Find New Home in Nigeria; Algerian Musician Hopes to Spread Message of Peace, Unity Through Song

August 14, 2005

• Land Reform in South Africa; British Fashion Designer Campaigns for West African Cotton; A Look at the Jews of Uganda

August 07, 2005

• Sudan: The Post-Garang Era

July 31, 2005

• Famine Threatens to Kill Millions in Niger; The Aftermath of Sharm el-Sheik Bombings

July 24, 2005

• U.N. Calls on Zimbabwe to Stop Home Demolition Program; Displaced Farmers Find New Home in Nigeria; Algerian Musician Hopes to Spread Message of Peace, Unity Through Song

July 16, 2005

• A Look at the African Media

July 10, 2005

• G-8 Pledges to Double Aid to Africa; Interview With President Olusegun Obasanjo; Rebel Leader Returns to Khartoum to Become Part of Coalition Government

July 09, 2005

• G-8 Pledges to Double Aid to Africa; Interview With President Olusegun Obasanjo; Rebel Leader Returns to Khartoum to Become Part of Coalition Government

July 03, 2005

• African Musicians Speak Out Against Global Poverty

June 26, 2005

• African Art and Culture

June 19, 2005

• G-8 Debt Cancellation Initiative Comes With Conditions; Ghanaian President Speaks Out on Africa`s Future

June 12, 2005

• Is Foreign Aid Right Solution to Africa`s Problems?; Zambian Initiative Secures Better Future for AIDS Orphans; Woman Opens Preschool for Kids With Special Needs in Egypt

June 05, 2005

• Nigeria Confronts Corruption; Kenyan Cooking-Oil Giant Cashing In

May 30, 2005

• A Look at the Darfur Conflict

May 21, 2005

• Ghana, Beacon of Stability in West Africa; South Africa's New National Party Disbands; Mozambique's Marxist Rule Becomes Democratic

May 14, 2005

• U.N. Relief Chief Accuses the West of Neglecting Africa; Food Aid Funding Lacking in Ethiopia; Young Liberian Human Rights Activist Receives Reebok Award

May 07, 2005

• South Africa Prepares for the World Cup; Tunisian Entrepreneurs; Maputo, Africa's New Tourist Destination; Kaysha, Congo Hip-Hop Star

April 29, 2005

• Uneasy Calm in Togo; Capturing Ethiopian Oral-Pictorial Traditions; Kenyan Global Art Academy; Zimbabwean Protest Music

April 23, 2005

• Bridging the Gender Gap in Education; Togo Braces for Violence After Elections; African-American Music Sensation

April 16, 2005

• Fair Trade Movement Growing in Africa; Swazi Company Reverses Its Loses After 9/11; Tunisia's Water Therapies Massage Tourists and the Economy; Congo Choir Tours the United States

April 09, 2005

• Africans Mourn the Loss of Pope John Paul II; Could Next Pope Be African?

March 26, 2005

• Musicians Battle Malaria; Head of UNICEF Retires; Maasai Chief Educates His People About HIV/AIDS

March 19, 2005

• The World Bank Funds Documentary on African Entrepreneurs; Progressive Nigerian Businessman is Hailed by His President; Kenya Becomes Part of the Credit Card Revolution in Africa

March 12, 2005

• Prime Minister Tony Blair's Report Calls for Ending Corruption in African Governments; New York Exhibit Highlights 4 Centuries of African Migrations; Boston Students Rally to Change Ivorian Teacher's Immigration Status

March 05, 2005

• The United Nations Takes Strong Approach to Restore Order in Congo; Ugandan Farmers Increase their Income; An Ethiopian Orphan Helps Thousands More Like Herself; Zimbabwean Newspaper Printed in London; MTV Launches Pan-Africa Channel

February 26, 2005

• South African Movies Garner International Acclaim; Actress Sophie Okonedo Discusses "Hotel Rwanda"; Aiding Survivors of Rwanda's Genocide; African Art Collector Pen's a Travelogue

February 19, 2005

• Africa Pays About $15 Billion in Debt Each Year to Western Countries

February 12, 2005

• Battle for Togo Intensifies as New Leadership is Pressured to Return to Constitutional Rule; Sudanese Rebel Leader and Refugees Return Home After the Signing of a Peace Deal; Schools and Businesses Start Rehabilitation in Southern Sudan

February 05, 2005

• Travels Through Mali, Africa's Cultural Heir to Ancient Empires

January 29, 2005

• Africans Participates in the Annual World Economic Forum and Begin an African Union Summit this Week; Exhibit of 61 African Artists Opens in London; Egyptian Singer Roars Through American Tour

January 22, 2005

• Issues Affecting Africa

January 15, 2005

• Senegal is the Strongest Economic Country in West Africa; Fishing is a Growing Part of Senegal's Economy; Gori Island is West Africa's No. 1 Tourist Attraction

January 08, 2005

• U.N. Calls for More Aid; Tsunami Disaster in Somalia; Peace Accord Signed in Sudan; Ghanaian President Begins Second Term

January 01, 2005

• Difficulties Assessing Tsunami Damage in Somalia; The World Reaches Out to Aid Tsunami Survivors; Cease-fire Agreement Reached in Sudan

December 25, 2004

• United Nations Peacekeepers in the Congo Claim Hutu Militia Roam the Eastern Region; In Egypt, Wahabism Dampens the Holidays for Coptic Christians

December 18, 2004

• The Best of African Film in 2004

December 04, 2004

• Angola's Slow Road to Recovery

November 27, 2004

• U.N. Releases Grim Report of the Effects of AIDS; Top African Musician's Create CD of AIDS Awareness; Bill Clinton Involved in the Global AIDS Battle; Good Samaritan Helps Children Infected by AIDS; Congested Cairo Creates Lush Oasis; Middle Aged Kenyan Mogul Becomes Disc Jockey

November 20, 2004

• Special Envoy Explains the Complicated Peace Process in the Ivory Coast; Moroccan Athletic Champion Hopes for Another World Record; Porters at Mount Kilimanjaro Unionize; Nairobi Showcases the Elegance of Vintage Cars; Guinean Superstar Builds a Music Complex

November 13, 2004

• Democratic Republic of Congo is Attempting to Build a Democratic Society

November 06, 2004

• Ivory Coast Rebels Kill 8 Frenchmen; Africans Weigh in on American Election; South Africans Debate 4 More Years of Bush; Bush's Policies and Negative Impact on Some African Women

October 30, 2004

• Traditional Healers in Africa Demand More Recognition

October 23, 2004

• A Look at the Plight of Refugees, Illegal Immigrants in Africa

October 16, 2004

• Zimbabwean Opposition Leader Acquitted on Charges of Treason; Plight of Refugees in Northern Uganda; Artistic Tribute to Fela Kuti

October 10, 2004

• South African Nations Win Right to Hunt Rare Black Rhino. Masai Herdsmen Near National Park Paid to Let Lions Live. Pending Nigerian Oil Workers Strike Impact Market Prices. Xhosa Tribe Honors Nelson Mandela. First African Woman Awarded Nobel Prize. Analysis with Alex Vines

October 02, 2004

• Current Events on the Africa Continent

September 25, 2004

• Current Events on the Africa Continent

September 18, 2004

• Current Events on the Africa Continent

September 11, 2004

• Current Events on the African Continent

September 04, 2004

• Current Events on the Africa Continent

August 28, 2004

• Current Events on the Africa Continent

August 21, 2004

• Current Events on the Africa Continent

August 07, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Conflict Resolution in Africa

July 31, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Making Peace in Ivory Coast

July 24, 2004

• African to Lead Nigerian Oil Operations; Moroccan Oil Shows Benefits, Promise

July 17, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Making Peace in Sudan's Darfur Region

July 10, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Angola: Road to Recovery

July 03, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: African Media

June 26, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Sheltering Uganda's 'Night Commuters'

June 19, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Kenya Investigates Goldenberg Affair

June 12, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Africa and the G8

June 05, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Liberia, Road to Recovery

May 29, 2004

• Road Ahead for Sudan

May 22, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Angola, Road to Recovery

May 15, 2004

• Sudanese Refugees in Chad; South Africa Wins World Cup Bid

May 08, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: In 2010, Africa Will Host Football's World Cup For First Time

April 24, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: South Africa: '10 Years of Freedom'

April 17, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Battle for Sudan's Western Darfur Region; Debate in London Over Honoring Man Some Call Moral Authority of World

April 10, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Challenges Ahead for President Bouteflika; Days Before South Africans Go to Polls

March 27, 2004

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February 28, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Mapping Out a Common Defense Strategy

February 21, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Zimbabwe and Talk About Talks

February 14, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: The Biggest Day in African Football

February 07, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: Path to Recovery Takes Liberian Interim Leader to United Nations

January 31, 2004

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January 24, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder Wraps Up Tour of Africa

January 03, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: How Are International Journalists Faring?

January 01, 2004

• INSIDE AFRICA: People of Northern Uganda Cry for Help

December 27, 2003

• Remaking Africa

December 20, 2003

• Liberia Begins Process of Disarming, Rehabilitating Thousands of Combatants

November 29, 2003

• INSIDE AFRICA/MUSIC ROOM

November 23, 2003

• Ethiopian Farmers in Struggle Against Nature; Spotlighting African Nobel Laureates

November 22, 2003

• A Report Card on President Mwai Kibaki

November 15, 2003

• Inside Africa: Uganda Has Something to Offer Almost Every Visitor

November 08, 2003

• Is U.N. War Crimes Court in Sierra Leone Necessary Part of Country's Recovery?

November 01, 2003

• A Long March to Peace in Sudan

October 25, 2003

• Is Africa Ready for the Papacy?

October 18, 2003

• Inside Africa

October 11, 2003

• Democratic Republic of Congo Struggles to Remake Itself

October 04, 2003

• Remains of African Slaves Get Proper Burial in Heart of NYC; Changing Face of New South Africa

September 20, 2003

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February 23, 2002

• Angolans Hope Savimbi's Death Brings Peace; How Much Progress Has Been Made in Battle Against Poverty?

February 16, 2002

• How Far Have We Come in Battle Against Malaria?; Dissidents Battle Government in Liberia; Kenyan Skier's Quest at Olympic Games

February 09, 2002

• Uncertainties Remain After Madagascar Election; U.S. Court Case Could Set Precedent for Dealers in Egyptian Art

February 02, 2002

• African Leaders Hope World Economic Forum Addresses Continent's Underdevelopment, Exclusion

January 26, 2002

• Latest Agreement on Ending Longstanding War; Sudanese Find Hope in New Lands; Musical Legend Has Message for Future Generation

January 19, 2002

• World Focuses on War-Torn Somalia; City in Congo Besieged by Lava; African DJ Uses Success to Help Other Immigrants

January 12, 2002

• Sanctions Loom Over Zimbabwe; Why Ethiopia is Concerned With the rise of Islamic Fundamentalism in Somalia

January 05, 2002

• Are Zambian Voters Being Disenfranchised?; South Africa Maintains Cultural Pride

December 29, 2001

• Special Edition: Taking Stock of 2001

December 22, 2001

• The History of Christmas in Africa

December 15, 2001

• Policy Makers Discuss Threat of HIV/AIDS to Africa's Future

December 08, 2001

• The Significance of Ramadan Across the Continent

December 01, 2001

• How Civil War Has Changed Nigeria; A Cruise Along Africa's Western Coast; A Reptile With a Big Reputation

November 24, 2001

• Radio Increases Awareness of Children's Rights; Timbuktu Upholds African Heritage; South African Musical Hits London

November 17, 2001

• Somaliland Works to Keep Economy Afloat; South Africa Seeks for Ways to Stop Sexual Abuse; North African Cuisine in the Heart of London

November 03, 2001

• Africans Seek Investment Abroad; African Immigrants in U.S. Forced out of Jobs; Motocross World Champion Takes Tourists on Unusual Safari

October 27, 2001

• How Media are Dealing With Fallout of Terrorist Attacks on U.S.; What Role Will Africa Play in New War?; New AIDS Figures Spark War of Words in South Africa

October 20, 2001

• African Leaders Debate Approach to Terrorism; The Cost of Nigeria's Latest Religious Riots; Efforts to Avoid Humanitarian Crisis in Burundi

October 13, 2001

• The Impact of U.S.-Led Air Strikes Against Afghanistan on Africa

October 06, 2001

• South Africa in Aftermath of Terrorist Attacks on United States

September 08, 2001

• Confronting Economic Hardship in Zimbabwe; Did Protests at Racism Conference Have Any Effect? African Fashion Comes Into Focus

September 01, 2001

• Expectations for U.N. Conference Against Racism; The Saga of the African Slave Trade; Using History to Heal the Wounds of Intolerance

August 25, 2001

• South African Education Seven Years After Apartheid; Ethiopian Lind Mine Survivors Impact Their Communities; U.S.-Born Disk Jockey Wins Fans in Nigeria

August 18, 2001

• Rites of Passage Traditions Pose Health Risks; U.N. Vaccinates Children Against Polio; Congolese Musician Comes to the U.S.

August 11, 2001

• High tech experts make the connection to put Africa online; U.N. Peacekeepers Battle Heat; Music Talks of Mozambique's Problems

August 04, 2001

• Is Enough Being Done to Curb Small Arms Trafficking?; South Africa Tries to Salvage U.N. Conference Against Racism; Musician Explores Namibian Roots

July 28, 2001

• Masai Tribe Takes British Army to Court; Election Tests Strength of Main Parties in Zimbabwe; Sacred Music Festival Unites Religions

July 21, 2001

• How Can African Countries Close the Digital Divide? Political Unrest in Algeria and Hope for the Future; South African Musical Becomes Sensation

July 14, 2001

• Filmmaking is Rooted in Rich Storytelling History; Problems Specific to African Actors; How Filmmakers From the Continent Fare in Hollywood

July 07, 2001

• In Focus: The Civil War in Sudan

June 30, 2001

• United Nations Addresses African AIDS Epidemic, American Legislation Could Open African Businesses, Ancient Festival Brings Thousands to Tunisian Island

June 23, 2001

• Refugees Spread Message Through Music; The History Behind the Solar Eclipse in Africa; Siwa is an Endangered Oasis

June 16, 2001

• Burundi Struggles With Internal Conflict; Remembering the Soweto Uprisings 25 Years Later; Reesom Haile Preserves Native Language Through Poetry

June 09, 2001

• Getting Children Off the Battlefield; Program Helps Educate Africa's Children; Cape of Good Hope is a Haven for Tourists

June 02, 2001

• Zimbabwe Has Internal Conflict Two Decades After Independence; The Country's Political Opposition Faces Pressure; Will Kenyan Embassy Bombing Victims Get Compensation

May 26, 2001

• Leaders Express Hope in Congo After Years of War, Emotional Reception for First African-American U.S. Secretary of State, The Legend of a Shoe

May 19, 2001

• Hopes of Hosting World Cup are Renewed in Africa; U.N. Security Council Visits Congo; Radio Keeps Indigenous Languages Alive

May 12, 2001

• Africans in the Diaspora

May 05, 2001

• Weekly Look At News And Life In Africa

April 28, 2001

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April 21, 2001

• Weekly Look At News And Life In Africa

April 14, 2001

• Weekly Look At News And Life in Africa

• Nigeria hosts the Commonwealth Summit

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