Copenhagen Climate Change Summit 2009
This week over a hundred world leaders descend on Copenhagen in a bid to save the world from the threat of climate change. They're under pressure to agree to cut carbon emissions by 25-40% below 1990 levels by 2020, and to stop the earth's temperature from rising by more than 2% above pre-industrial levels.
Can this summit really deliver for Africa, and is the continent speaking with one voice?
Studio guests: DR AMA BINEY, Historian and Pan-Africanist, SIMON TRACE from PRACTICAL ACTION UK, and DR ZEREMARIAM FRE from Pastoral and Environmental Network in the Horn of Africa (PENHA) and University College London.
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The Notting Hill Carnival 2010
From politics to the NHS, and from cricket to the Notting Hill Carnival, to discuss the big stories of the week, Henry Bonsu is joined in the studio by ELLAH ALLFREY, Deputy Editor of Granta Magazine, and ALEXANDER D. GREAT, UK's premier Calypsonian and C
Shoot The Messenger
This week Henry Bonsu looks at the Sunday newspapers with LORNA CAMPBELL, Councillor and founder of the Progressive People's Movement, a social enterprise and financial institution for people of African heritage
Shoot The messenger
This week Henry Bonsu looks at the Sunday newspapers and stories of the week with JENNY STIMPSON, TV Producer and Social Entrepreneur, and YOLETTA NYANGE, Journalist and Broadcaster
Shoot The Messenger: Precious: a True Story
This week we discuss the UK Sunday papers and stories of the week with guests, JUANNE FULLER, Broadcaster at Colourful Radio and PRECIOUS WILLIAMS, Writer and Author of 'Precious: a True Story'













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