Football: is it worth it?
Egypt are the champions of Africa for the third time in a row, beating the young Ghanaian team one nil. The 27th Cup of Nations, which started in such terrible circumstances three weeks ago has now concluded. We've seen some great skill, passion and some politics too - the latest being the decision to suspend Togo from the next two tournaments for pulling out of the competition.
Is the African Football Confederation right to fine Togo $50,000?
We also discuss the exodus of African footballers to Europe and the forthcoming FIFA World Cup. But are Africans getting as much out of the beautiful game as it's getting out of them?
Is football labour migration a modern form of slavery?
And what is the impact of football across the continent?
Henry Bonsu is joined by OUSMANE DIA from Platinum Sports Management and TOPI LYAMBILA, Sports Commentator www.topi-talk.com. Also featuring, Aaron Mokoena, Captain of the South African national team, Chris Nathaniel, Football Consultant, and Steve Bloomfield, Journalist and author of ‘Africa United: how football explains Africa' (2010).
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.jpg)
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'
Urban Africa
The Design Museum in London is currently hosting Urban Africa, an exhibition gathering over 2,500 photographs taken by reknown Architect David Adjaye, throughout 10 years of his travels around the African cities
Carnival Spirit Hits LondonWe see how Europe’s biggest Carnival was enjoyed by Londoners, check out some big Emmy winners, fans of MJ wish him a happy birthday, and we reveal the afro talents who will be Dancing With The Stars.
S.A.’s White WeddingIn this show we speak to the lead actors and director of South African movie White Wedding, take a look at a new Jimi Hendrix experience in London, report on the Muppets entering American History and German popstar is found guilty of HIV scandal.
Badu Done Bad- oohh!We find out what Erykah Badu has been doing to upset the Dallas authorities, see Mexico walk away with Miss Universe 2010 crown, and an afro talent to hit the dance floor to…
Download our Press Pack