Africa
From a national park’s fight against poachers to restoring a pharaoh’s ancient boat.
Up close with the gorillas of Rwanda—Gorillas in the Clouds
Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park is home to 1,000 mountain gorillas.
Exploring the churches carved from rock—Travelling Blind in Ethiopia
Dating back to the 12th Century the churches are a World Heritage site.
Touching paintings - ‘I feel included in art’—Seeing World Without Sight
Blind backpacker Tony Giles experiences paintings designed to be touched.
Moroccan refuge where donkeys go to retire—Rafting in Pakistan
The centre was started by a British couple 10 years ago when they retired to Morocco.
Is Ponte City back in vogue?—South Africa
A skyscraper that went from luxury building to slum is seeing a revival.
National park's fight against poachers—Alice Springs
How a conservation group gives rangers military-style training to stop poachers.
Restoring a pharaoh’s ancient boat—Egypt
The boat is the second of a pair that has been buried for more than 5,000 years.
Meet the Mauritius fruit bat—Travel through Mauritius
The fruit bat is the one remaining native mammal to Mauritius.
Meet the monkeys living alongside humans—Ghana
The villages that have become a sanctuary for monkeys
BBC reporter grapples with wrestling—Champing
Ben Zand tries out wrestling in Khartoum, Sudan.
The 'forgotten' pyramids of Sudan—Sudan
Ben Zand visits a "lost" city of Nubian pyramids in Sudan.
Night camping with wild animals—Botswana
Rajan Datar goes camping in the Botswana bush
Botswana celebrates 50 years of independence—Botswana
Rajan Datar gets to conduct a military band as part of the rehearsals for the big day.
South Africa's 'Dame Edna' activist who fought apartheid—02/04/2016 GMT
Meet the South African actor and activist who challenged apartheid with satire
Counting elephants in a national park—19/09/2015 GMT
Taking part in a census to count the elephants at Kenya's Amboseli National Park
The legacy of Born Free 50 years on—19/09/2015 GMT
How has the story of Elsa the lioness changed wildlife conservation?
Carnival comes to the Seychelles’ capital—13/06/2015 GMT
Exploring the sights and sounds of carnival in the Seychelles
The ambitious plans to conserve the Seychelles—06/06/2015 GMT
Could zoning the ocean help protect the underwater wildlife of this archipelago?
Meet one of Botswana’s heavy metal bands and their fans—16/05/2015 GMT
Ade Adepitan travels to Botswana to find out more about the country’s heavy metal scene
Up close encounters with lions—02/05/2015 GMT
Can this conservation programme help save lions in the wild?
Could Zimbabwe become a top tourist destination again?—18/04/2015 GMT
Ade Adepitan travels to Zimbabwe for a close encounter with wildlife on safari.
Inside Mama Africa’s circus school—17/01/2015 GMT
Behind the scenes of the ground-breaking Mother Africa Circus.
Johannesburg in 60 seconds—20/09/2014 GMT
The ‘beating heart’ of South Africa – discover Johannesburg in 60 seconds.
Rock fans heading to Cape Town—12/07/2014 GMT
The unglamorous Cape Town suburb making a name for itself for producing rock bands.























