Saturday, September 12th TV listings for The Africa Channel
Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.
Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.
May's Kitchen Jordan
Chef May Yacoubi prepares dishes from Jordan, including sajyyeh -- a dish typically cooked in the mountainous region of the country's desert. She also makes mansaf -- a rich lamb and rice dish.
May's Kitchen Turkish
Chef May Yacoubi introduces Turkish cuisine, starting with a simple spiced vegetable dish called bulgur pilaf, followed by gozleme -- a savoury flatbread filled with feta cheese.
May's Kitchen Jordan
Chef May Yacoubi prepares dishes from Jordan, including sajyyeh -- a dish typically cooked in the mountainous region of the country's desert. She also makes mansaf -- a rich lamb and rice dish.
May's Kitchen Turkish
Chef May Yacoubi introduces Turkish cuisine, starting with a simple spiced vegetable dish called bulgur pilaf, followed by gozleme -- a savoury flatbread filled with feta cheese.
Dr. Mark's Animal Show Chimps and Gorillas
Did you know that these incredibly strong and intelligent animals are our closest relatives? Join us to learn more as we meet Baby Lisa, another one of Dr Mark's rescued friends.
Lagos-based wildlife vet, Dr. Mark Ofua, shares his enthusiasm for wildlife with local children who get to interact and learn with animals rescued from bushmeat markets and the streets of Lagos.
Music for Wildlife Kamo Mphela
Kamo Mphela parlayed her high profile as an Amapiano dancer into a musical career combining dance with her magnetic vocals; she has joined Africa's music talent raising awareness for the most magnificent wildlife on the planet.
Muziki Ni Sydney Salmon
Sydney Salmon discusses the Rastafarian haven in Shashemene, Ethiopia.
Amah Knows Best Chongqing Day 1
iFani arrives in the largest city in China; he meets with a famous Chinese rapper to discuss doing a song together; iFani explores rural China as he goes to a village market to shop; he has a nostalgic moment that reminds him of his childhood.
Amah Knows Best Chongqing Day 2
iFani visits the Chongqing Chinese Opera and the famous Ancient China Film Studios; after another rural Chinese cooking experience, iFani receives a call from Chinese rapper, Turbo, who has agreed to record a song with iFani.
Amah Knows Best Chongqing Day 3
Turbo takes iFani to a famous noodle store owned by an Amah; the Amah teaches iFani how to prepare her dish; iFani and Turbo make their way to the recording studio where drama unfolds.
Amah Knows Best Bejing Day 1
iFani meets the guide and requests to climb The Great Wall of China; after his conquest of the wall, iFani shops and meets Amah to cook an amazing Chinese dish; the day ends with driving past Tiananmen Square and eating world-famous Peking duck.
World Wide Nate: African Adventures Braving the Rapids: White Water Rafting in Zambia
Nate braves white water rafting in the Zambezi River.
World Wide Nate: African Adventures Taking the Plunge - Bungee Jumping Over Victoria Falls
Nate zips, jumps and swings his way across one of the world's greatest natural wonders in Livingstone, Zambia: Victoria Falls.
World Wide Nate: African Adventures Searching for the Endangered Mountain Gorilla in Rwanda
Nate takes a trip out to Volcanoes National Park in hopes of catching a glimpse of the animals in their natural habitat.
Worldwide Nate Blazing the Trail Up Mount Nyiragongo n the DRC
Nate ventures out to see the famed Nyiragongo volcano by taking a five-hour hike through the oldest national park in Africa; he spends time with the Congolese people to hear the music and taste the food.
Africa on a Plate Cooking With Lentswe Holiday
Lentswe enjoys the summer weather of Christmastime in Africa while sharing his favorite recipes for the holiday season.
Africa on a Plate Tanzania: Stone Town
Lentswe learns about spice history, culture and tea at the House of Spices.
A celebration of faith, music, and community with the nation's top HBCU choirs, church choirs, soloists, and spoken word artists.
Africa Everywhere Boston
To West Indian and African immigrants, Boston's culture of winning comes from one's contribution to change.
Forgiveness: Project Ubumwe Story
Twenty years after the horrific genocide in Rwanda, an extraordinary program is underway that brings perpetrators and victims together for the first time, leading to inspirational stories of confession, hope, reconciliation, and forgiveness.
In Focus Rooted
Powerhouse New Yorkers share their stories of what it means to be first-generation African immigrants in America; Social Entrepreneur Chid Liberty, Everyday People's DJ Moma, jewelry artist Sewit Sium, and the CEO of Birthright Africa Walla Elsheikh.
Isaiah Washington's Passport to Sierra Leone
Isaiah Washington, the first African American to be granted duel citizenship in his ancestral homeland of Sierra Leone based on his DNA.
Neighborhood Roots New Orleans
Exploring the deep African and Haitian roots in New Orleans through its people, buildings, traditions and food.
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Paid programming.
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Paid programming.
Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.
Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.
Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.
Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.
Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.
Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.