The Africa Channel

At just 24 years old, standout dancehall music singer-songwriter Anita Jaxson performs her hits in "Music for Wildlife," a concert series introducing established and new African musicians while raising awareness for the world's magnificent wildlife.

Tanika Charles takes shows a few of her favorite Toronto haunts and shares four cuts from her debut EP.

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Minjiba cooks for a bunch of meat-obsessed male campers at the Nairobi National Park, to bring elegance to the cave man ritual of roasting and camping. Her fusion menu features whiskey and stout marinated meats and a Kilifi potato salad.

Chef May Yacoubi creates an Egyptian favorite, the Alexandrian city dish of kebda eskandarani made from offal, an okra-based bamia; May prepares om ali, Egypt's version of bread pudding, for dessert.

Chef May Yacoubi explores the cuisine of Yemen as she prepares the famous Yemeni spiced meat-and-rice dish known as mandi and sweet ravani cake for dessert.

Ethiopian natives Nebyou Kassu and Emilia Getachew journey with cameras through Addis Ababa where, through their unique perspectives, we get a glimpse of life in modern day Addis, and a taste of what the city has to offer.

A trip to Ghana's top restaurants, hotels and natural wonders.

The teams must decorate both bathrooms.

Winner of the double bathroom challenge.

Examining the stereotype that black people can't swim; the Black Surfers Collective in Los Angeles; an Ifa priest talks about the connection of the black culture to water.

Using art to express emotion.

Bim discusses her dating life with friends, which prompts her to explore the services of a professional matchmaker.

Bim shares an idea for a book that traces her father's accomplishments and legacy; a visit with a historian leads to a shocking discovery about her mother's ancestry.

The teams must decorate both bathrooms.

Winner of the double bathroom challenge.

Examining the stereotype that black people can't swim; the Black Surfers Collective in Los Angeles; an Ifa priest talks about the connection of the black culture to water.

Using art to express emotion.

Bim discusses her dating life with friends, which prompts her to explore the services of a professional matchmaker.

Bim shares an idea for a book that traces her father's accomplishments and legacy; a visit with a historian leads to a shocking discovery about her mother's ancestry.

News and television cameraman Martin Proctor travels to Cuba on a search to find his beloved Cuban cigars and explore the island.

Best friends Lila Fischer, a midwife, and Hannah Kahl, a community activist, adjust to local ways and come to feel at home as they work with maternity centers near the South Sudan border.

We learn more about the 'King of the Jungle' and how lions came to hold that title as well as why they are in trouble and how we can help them.

We have so many fun facts to share about these incredibly intelligent birds, and we get to meet Gandalf the Grey as Dr. Mark busts some myths about parrots.

Discovering the rare Cross River gorilla, visit lesser-known South African parks with comedian Themba Robins and join the efforts of marine conservation in Kenya.

Discovering the rare Cross River gorilla, visit lesser-known South African parks with comedian Themba Robins and join the efforts of marine conservation in Kenya.

Analysis of the day's news from Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

From its historical ashes of slavery, to being a major power in the Civil Rights movement, Atlanta bustles with a new energy of African and Caribbean immigrants.

WNBA star Chiney Ogwumike's Nigerian family celebrates the meaning of success, friendship and representing a new generation of Nigerian-born Americans.

Beneath Sierra Leone's landscapes lies a deep-seated social crisis; for decades, the country has been plagued by incidents of gender-based violence, much of it steeped in the legacy of Sierra Leone's civil war.

Ayanda Charlie meets the frontline communities who step up to protect their people amid a surge in South Africa's murder rate and declining confidence in the police force.

From its historical ashes of slavery, to being a major power in the Civil Rights movement, Atlanta bustles with a new energy of African and Caribbean immigrants.

WNBA star Chiney Ogwumike's Nigerian family celebrates the meaning of success, friendship and representing a new generation of Nigerian-born Americans.