Podcasts & Video
South Africa: Limpopo, falling through the cracks
2012-01-31, Issue 568
In the context of the recent takeover of South Africa's Limpopo province by the country's national treasury, apparently because the province was bankrupt, the Mail and Guardian newspaper visited the province and have published this multimedia package...
Africa: Racism against Africans in Israel shown in new report
2012-02-01, Issue 568
This video report for the African Refugee Development Center (ARDC) on the mistreatment of asylum seekers in Israel was submitted to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) on 30 January 2012. It presents evide...
Global: Taxcast, a new monthly podcast
2012-02-06, Issue 568
The Tax Justice Network has launched a new monthly podcast. In each 15 minute show, they discuss the latest news relating to tax evasion, tax avoidance and the shadow banking system. The January edition deals with the Vodafone vs India landmark tax c...
Global: Bio-fuels, Speculation, Land Grabs = Food Crisis
2012-02-06, Issue 568
This edition of The Real News Network interviews the authors of a new report that calls for sweeping agricultural reform. The report states that the fundamental causes of the global food crisis remain. 'We sit poised on the verge of another food pric...
Africa: Africa Today interviews Third World Network's Yao Graham
2012-02-06, Issue 568
Africa Today on KPFA 94.1 FM carries an interview with Yao Graham, executive director of the Third World Network in Accra, Ghana. Graham has written extensively on development and the role of extractive industries in Africa....
Israel: Israel to become biggest jailer of refugees
2012-01-29, Issue 567
This video from The Real News reports on how Israel's Knesset has approved plans to jail asylum seekers for the longest period in the western world....
Senegal: Street protests in video
2012-01-29, Issue 567
Visit the 'Recent Activity' section of Fahamu's Youtube page to view a series of videos showing protesters near place de l'obelisque on January 27 in Dakar, Senegal awaiting the constitutional court's decision on Wade's candidature in February electi...
Ethiopia: The moving of 70,000 in pictures
2012-01-30, Issue 567
Ethiopia is forcibly relocating 70,000 people from Gambella to make fertile land available for foreign investment in agriculture - aggravating current hunger while laying the groundwork for future famine in Ethiopia, as people are losing their liveli...
Libya: Concern over human rights situation
2012-01-30, Issue 567
The UN Human Rights chief Navi Pillay has raised concerns about Libya’s armed brigades and the treatment of more than 8,500 detainees, majority of whom are from sub-Saharan Africa. Addressing the UN Security Council on the situation in Libya, Pillay ...
South Africa: Have you heard from Johannesburg?
2012-01-30, Issue 567
'Have you heard from Johannesburg?' is a powerful seven-part documentary series that shines a light on South Africa's history and its implications for global change. It was directed and produced by Connie Field and written by Gregory Scharpen, who ar...
South Africa: Video of police arrests at Rondebosch Common protests
2012-01-30, Issue 567
This video shows the police arresting protestors at a 'Taking Back The Common' protest at the Rondebosch Common on 27 January....
Africa: A musical interlude
2012-01-30, Issue 567
Here's a video from a group called Tidal Waves entitled Rapolitiki (The politician ate the money)....
Africa Today: 'Have you heard from Johannesburg'
2012-01-23, Issue 566
In this episode, Africa Today interviews Connie Fields and Gregory Scharpen of Clarity Films on their film 'Have You Heard From Johannesburg', the epic story of the global anti-apartheid movement and also speaks with Christine Nyanda ChaCha, the exec...
Nigeria: Nigerians protest outside World Bank in Washington
2012-01-11, Issue 565
On the 9 January, Nigerians protested at the headquarters of the Wold Bank in the US. They acted in solidarity with Occupy Nigeria and labour activists in Nigeria who have called a general strikeagainst protesting fuel price hikes demanded by the IMF...
Global: Film examines how British media portray Global South
2012-01-16, Issue 565
A new Institute of Development Studies short film examines how the British media portray poverty in developing countries. 'Famine, War and Corruption: The British Media’s Portrayal of the Global South' features interviews with journalists and filmmak...
Africa Today interview on Puerto Rican political prisoner Oscar Lopez Rivera
2011-12-19, Issue 563
In this episode, Africa Today speaks with Carlos Alberto Torres on Puerto Rico and the campaign to free Puerto Rican political prisoner Oscar Lopez Rivera, who has served more than 30 years in prison. Also Runoko Rashidi, historian, author, and world...
Film on Kenya's Unga Revolution
2011-12-19, Issue 563
Rising prices and inflation in Kenya prompted the creation of a movement led by a grassroots civil society group, Bunge la Mwananchi, or The People's Parliament. It staged demonstrations throughout the year to pressurise the Kenyan government to brin...
Documentary on Egypt's ongoing revolution
2011-12-20, Issue 563
Although Hosni Mubarak was forced to step down in February 2011, the uprisings in Egypt continue. While the uniting rallying cry may have been against dictatorship, the struggle in Egypt that took headlines across the world in early 2011 reflected de...
Kenyan music thrives on innovation and tradition
2011-12-20, Issue 563
This multimedia presentation looks at the rich and deep history of music in Kenya. Although modern music faces some criticism from traditionalists, the art form is evolving, and new, talented artists are emerging and changing the face of music here....
Africa Today speaks with Friends of the Congo
2011-12-21, Issue 563
In this episode, Africa Today interviews Kambale Musavuli from Friends of the Congo on the DRC elections and talks with Hank Jones of the San Francisco 8 on the campaign to free political prisoners Jalil Muntaqim and Herman Bell....
Global: Documentary expose on carbon trading
2011-12-07, Issue 562
As COP17 drew to a close last week the only game in town was the market-based mechanisms that are false solutions to climate change. The same institutions, corporations and governments who have led the world into economic chaos are leading us towards...
Africa: New century, more colonising
2011-12-08, Issue 562
This Newsclick video examines the role of Indian companies in African land grabs, highlighting how these companies are moving into Africa to take advantage of a lack of governance and laws when it comes to land....
Global: Update on 10 on the 10th Campaign
2011-12-12, Issue 562
Mary Lawlor, Director of Front Line Defenders updates the '10 on the 10th campaign', one year after it was launched on International Human Rights Day....
Dimensions in dance
2011-12-12, Issue 562
In this edition of Africa Today, host Walter Turner interviews Dimensions Dance Theatre artistic director Deborah Vaughan. The theatre company has become widely recognised for its presentation of both traditional dances and contemporary choreography ...
South Africa: Blikkiesdorp residents interviewed in youtube video
2011-12-12, Issue 562
This CTV programme followed Blikkiesdorp resident, Jerome Daniels, as he took us through his journey from living on the pavements of Symphony Way; Delft; to being one of the 45 people who wrote and published their own collection of stories in the boo...
Uganda: The plight of refugees living with HIV/AIDS
2011-12-04, Issue 560
Every year on 1 December, the world unites to commemorate the World AIDS day. This year's global theme, 'Getting to Zero' is aimed at reducing the global prevalence to the lowest rate possible. Based on Uganda's theme, 'Re-engaging leadership for eff...
Egypt: Footage from November 19 – 22
2011-11-23, Issue 559
People ferry the wounded to hospital by motorcycle; a man in riot gear beats a crowd with what looks like a chair; a lifeless body is dragged out of the middle of a road; a morgue is filled with bodies. This amateur footage from pulsemedia.org shows ...
Mozambique: Video on female literacy
2011-11-27, Issue 559
In Angola and Mozambique, if women are to improve their lives and escape poverty, they need to have access to quality literacy and education which are amongst others the key tools to participate in political, social and economic life. This Video Docu...
Egypt: Tahrir at night
2011-11-21, Issue 558
Eleven people were left dead in Egypt as protestors against continuing military rule clashed with police in and around Tahrir Square. This informal video captures some of the scenes from Tahrir Square....
South Africa: 'Free Media, Free Minds'
2011-11-21, Issue 558
Cape Town Community TV together with the support of AIDC and FES have produced 'Free Media, Free Minds!' - a 13 part TV series focusing on aspects of media freedom and the free flow of information in South Africa. The show is broadcast across Cape To...
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