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AFRICA: HOPE FOR TOMORROW
Thursday 30 June 2005 9pm-10pm; 12.15am-1.15am
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Zeinab Badawi presents an hour-long debate, with an entirely African panel, looking at some of the main problems facing the continent today - and concentrating on what Africans are doing, or should be doing, to work for a better future.
The programme also features four short films about some of the issue raised.
 Watch the entire programme
Short Films
Corruption by Joseph Warungu, editor of the BBC World Service Focus on Africa Trade by Albert Tucker, MD of Twin Trade, a fairtrade organisation Cultural Perceptions of Africa by Diran Adebayo, novelist HIV/Aids by Angelique Kidjo, pop singer
Panellists
Jerry Rawlings, former president of Ghana Florence Mugasha, deputy secretary general of the Commonwealth Lindiwe Mabuza, South African high commissioner to London Anna Tibaijuka, commissioner on Tony Blair's Commission for Africa; and executive director of UN Habitat Aidan Hartley, Kenyan farmer, former war correspondent and author of The Zanzibar Chest Ken Wiwa, son of Ken Saro-Wiwa and human rights activist
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