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Episodes
Black Kingdoms of the Nile
(Aswan Dam)
The Swahili Coast
Slave Kingdoms
(Ouidah)
(Elmina)
The Holy Land
Road to Timbuktu
Lost Cities of the South
Retelling the Story
Eddy L. Harris: Native Stranger
Growing up in Kumasi
History as Propaganda in South Africa in Zimbabwe
 Isra Dahab on Nubian Culture
Is the Ark of the Covenant at Aksum?
Louis Farrakhan on Ethiopia's Significance to African Americans
(The Charmer)
Martine de Souza, Descendant of Slave Trader
Modern-Day Slavery
Mombasa Man on Swahili Identity
Poku on Ashanti Role in Slave Trade
Racism and the Rediscovery of Ancient Nubia
Raoul Dennis: A Son Warms and Sets on African Soil
Renee Kemp: An Apology in Ghana
Richard Wright: Black Power
Roderick Grierson on the Ark at Aksum
Sheik Badawi on Swahili Identity
Sidi on Ancient University at Sankore Mosque
Sidi on Ancient Manuscripts
Sophiso Ndolovo on Apartheid and History
Ummi Hammid, Descendant of Slave Trader
Who are the Swahili People?
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Wonders
Ashanti Kingdom
(Ashanti Golden Stool)
Black Pharaohs
Christian Art
Churches of Lalibela
City of Aksum
City of Gondar
City of Mapungubwe
City of Meroë
City of Thulamela
Dahomey Kingdom
Debra Damo Monestary
Empires of Mail & Ghana
Ethiopian Orthodox Church
Falasha Village
Historic Gedi
Island of Zanzibar
Great Mosque of Djenne
Great Zimbabwe
Jebel Barkal
Niger River
Pyramids at Giza
Ruins of Jenne-jeno
Sankore Mosque
The Dogon People
The Shona People
The Swahili People
Temples of Abu Simbel
The Tuareg People
Vodou Religion
The Africa Shop
Feedback
Web Credits
Enhanced TV
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Gates' Diary
Affection for Great Zimbabwe
Ancient Manuscripts
Aswan Dam
Dogon Circumcision Cave
Elmina Slave Fortress
Ethiopia's Black Saints
Familiar African Faces
Nubian Wedding
Racial Distinctions
Reflections on the Slave Trade
Roads of South Africa
Rope Burn - Gates Climbs to Debra Damo
Swahili Identity
Cultural Close-up
About the Swahili Language
Gbeto Female Warriors
(Gbeto Female Warriors)
Griot: Oral Storytelling Tradition
(Griot Performance)
Kente Cloth
(Gates buys Kente Cloth)
Learn to Speak Swahili
Mehndi
Traditional Nubian Wedding
Significance of Crosses in Ethiopia
South African Cuisine
Swahili Poetry
Timkat Festival
What is Africa to Me?
Special Contributors
Online Contributors
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