AFRICA
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Tuesday, 30th September,2008INTERVIEW WITH ARCHBISHOP DESMOND TUTU
This week George Negus interviews South African Archbishop, Desmond Tutu.
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Wednesday, 24th September,2008MASS RESIGNATIONS IN SAFRICA CABINET
Eleven South African cabinet members have quit in the wake of President Thabo Mbeki's resignation, prompting fears of instability and the ruling ANC leader to downplay any panic.
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Monday, 15th September,2008AFRICA'S COCAINE COAST
We invite you inside west Africa's Guinea Bissau, an impoverished nation fighting a dangerous underground cocaine trade.
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Tuesday, 26th August,2008TRAVELLING THROUGH TIMBUKTU
Welcome to Timbuktu, it's hot, dry and it's almost a 24 hour drive to the nearest airport.
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Tuesday, 26th August,2008TREASURES OF TIMBUKTU
Welcome to Timbuktu, one of Africa's most culturally rich cities, famous for its historical treasures.
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Thursday, 31st July,2008
BURUNDI'S ROAD TO RECOVERY
Burundi’s flamboyant President Nkurunziza regularly takes to the soccer field in order to heal his war-torn country.
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Thursday, 31st July,2008INTERVIEW WITH DARFUR COMMANDER
Who better to confirm the hideous goings-on in Darfur than a former commander from the Sudanese army?
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Thursday, 31st July,2008INTERVIEW WITH HALIMA BASHIR
George Negus spoke with a young Sudanese doctor who survived a brutal rape in Darfur and is now hiding in London. Her name is Halima Bashir, and when you hear her horrific story, you'll know why she doesn't want to reveal her face.
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Friday, 25th July,2008
SCORING A GOAL FOR PEACE
Burundi's president is an ex-rebel and an avid footballer.
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Thursday, 24th July,2008
INTERVIEW WITH SEKAI HOLLAND
Given what has gone down between them over time, it was almost too much to swallow – those sworn political enemies Robert Mugabe and Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai sitting together in the same room, signing an agreement to negotiate the future of their basket-case nation.
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Thursday, 26th June,2008INTERVIEW WITH SIR JOHN SAWERS
George Negus spoke with Sir John Sawers, the British Ambassador to the UN, a key player at the Security Council table.
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Wednesday, 25th June,2008INTERVIEW WITH MORGAN TSVANGIRAI
Morgan Tsvangirai says he doesn't want to be apart of the Zimbabwean election, branding it as a 'war'.
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Friday, 20th June,2008MUGABE'S CALLING CARD
In the lead up to the Presidential run-off, Dateline enters Zimbabwe to secretly film the horrific reality of daily intimidation, torture and murder of Opposition supporters.
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Sunday, 27th April,2008FOOD CRISIS
Dateline video journalist Sherine Salama is in Cairo, where hundreds of hungry Egyptians are queuing at a bakery, desperate to buy bread.
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Friday, 11th April,2008OBAMA'S VILLAGE
This week Dateline goes in search of the African roots of US Presidential candidate Barack Obama.
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Wednesday, 2nd April,2008INTERVIEW WITH EDDIE CROSS
George Negus speaks with Eddie Cross, a senior MP from the opposition Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai.
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Wednesday, 2nd April,2008ZIMBABWE IN LIMBO
George Negus replays an interview with Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, taken in 1981.
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Tuesday, 25th March,2008ZIMBABWE - FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL
After almost three decades of rule by Robert Mugabe the African nation of Zimbabwe is in deep trouble.
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Friday, 14th March,2008DARFUR CRISIS
Video Journalist David Brill travels Darfur, where a massive humanitarian crisis is now five years running with no signs of ease.
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Friday, 14th March,2008THE PEOPLE OF DARFUR
Reporter David Brill talks about the latest unrest sweeping the African nation and the proud people of Darfur.
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