Inside Africa visits an Ethiopian language and dance class for adopted children in Portland, Oregon.
Ethiopian immigrant Michael Damtew tours local businesses that cater to Portland's African community.
Haben Woldu talks about teaching an Ethiopian language and dance class for adopted children in Portland, Oregon.
Inside Africa explores a growing and unique destination for African immigrants moving to the United States.
Zacharie Nzooh, Project Manager at Lobeke National Park, takes us to a natural forest untouched by humans.
Inside Africa looks at how deforestation is affecting the Baka people, who are intimately linked to the forest.
Inside Africa explores conservation efforts in Cameroon's Lobeke National Park, the world's second largest rainforest.
As "Guardians of the Forrest," Simon Pierre Mpoup and his team track down poachers making a profit on the black market.
WWF Project Manager Zacharie Nzooh and his team visit an observation tower where they spot and monitor elephants.
Inside Africa meets a team of conservationists and rangers working to save the animal from extinction.
Ayesha Durgahee meets an inspiring Ugandan boxer who keeps fighting despite losing his vision almost two decades ago.
Chess Academy Founder Robert Katende talks about the parallels between playing chess and living in the slums.
Young boxers on the outskirts of Kampala reveal how the sport is teaching them discipline and control.
This troupe of performers do more than entertain. Zambia's Barefeet Theatre also connect children with support from NGOs.
Zambia's young businessmen are doing things differently to their parent's generation, starting with rebellious hair.
Errol Barnett is in Lusaka, hanging out with the skaters and tattoo artists challenging traditional Zambian values.
CNN's Errol Barnett meets Bosun Tijani who wants to improve education with technology.
CNN's Errol Barnett meets Leap Africa founder Ndidi O Nwuneli, who wants to help empower young Africans.
Errol Barnett reports from Lagos where he explores how Africans are sharing new ideas using social media.
Bomba teacher Gladys Cepeda talks about the popular Puerto Rican dance created by slaves working on sugar plantations.
From street food to home cooking, the lives of African slaves have had a major impact on modern Puerto Rican cuisine.
Inside Africa explores how African slaves have influenced contemporary aspects of Puerto Rico.
Maria McCloy finds new ideas for her range of accessories in the ever-changing markets of South Africa's largest city.
A South African sushi bar combines African and Asian influences in Johannesburg's new creative district.
Entrepreneurs aim to connect young girls to African culture with a range of dolls which speak native African languages.
CNN's Errol Barnett speaks with the organizer of an unusual birthday celebration.
CNN's Errol Barnett speaks with Khutso Theledi, who has mastered the art of township motorsport.
CNN's Errol Barnett looks at how a new motorsport is helping put a positive spin on a township with a sordid history.
Photographer Musa Nxumalo talks about his latest project,"Alternative Kids".
Errol Barnett visits the Market Photo Workshop, which is training the next generation of South Africa's photographers.
CNN's Errol Barnett speaks with photographers Joao Silva and Greg Marinovich about their careers.
Errol Barnett speaks with photographer Peter Magubane, who covered a violent time in South Africa's history.
New York-based chef Marcus Samuelsson on the similarities between West African food and American cuisine.
CNN's Vladimir Duthiers meets with Neal Shoemaker, who talks about the diverse history of Harlem.
Marcus Samuelsson, owner of Harlem-based Red Rooster, talks about similarities between West African and American cuisine.
CNN's Vladimir Duthiers speaks with El Hadji Fey, the vice president of the Senegalese Association of America.
South African Human Rights lawyer Albie Sachs opens up about an attempt on his life at TEDxEuston.
CNN speaks with attendees at TEDxEuston who explain how the event allows them to connect with like-minded people.
Inside Africa visits London's TEDxEuston where movers and shakers aim to get Africans working for Africa.
SEEDS Founder Amadou Gallo Fall explains how his organization empowers Senegalese youth.
Senegalese basketball player Aziz N'Diaye reflects on saying goodbye to his family and dealing with homesickness.
Inside Africa meets young Senegalese men who are transforming their lives through basketball.
Errol Barnett speaks with Jamie Simpson who explains why the Nile is ideal for commercial rafting.
Fisherman Sam Kabonge tells CNN's Errol Barnett why safety is a concern on Lake Victoria.
CNN's Errol Barnett explores the unique islands on Lake Victoria, Africa's largest lake.
Errol and the Inside Africa team hit a road block while driving from the Ugandan town of Entebbe to the Nile River.
CNN's Errol Barnett says that patience is crucial when working with wildlife.
CNN's Errol Barnett looks back at shooting some of his favorite Inside Africa promos in 2012.
CNN's Errol Barnett looks back at 2012 and the many adventures his team has embarked on throughout Africa.
CNN's Errol Barnett meets Chinese student Jingzhi Tan who says there are many similarities between bonobos and humans.
CNN's Errol Barnett meets Suzy Kwetuenda, the first Congolese woman to lead a bonobo reintroduction program.
CNN's Errol Barnett meets Claudine André who offers a sanctuary to bonobos in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
CNN's Errol Barnett looks at how Kampala's Trinity Primary School is using new technology to help young people learn.
CNN's Errol Barnett speaks with Prudence Ukkonika, whose organic wine is available throughout Uganda.
CNN's Errol Barnett visits Uganda's Makere University, where students are passionate about green energy.
Monopoly Lagos is the first African city edition of the world famous board game. CNN's Vladimir Duthiers reports.
Vladimir Duthiers embarks on a melodic journey as he explores Afrobeat, the most popular musical genre in Nigeria.
Femi Kuti, son of legendary musician Fela Kuti, talks about his father and the impact of Afrobeat on ordinary Nigerians.
Vladimir Duthiers speaks with singer 9ice who explains why most Nigerians have been reluctant to embrace jazz music.
Gullah Geechees, a people whose descendants came from West Africa, manage to preserve their traditions in the U.S.
Elder Vera Manigault shows how Sweet Grass Baskets are made, originally used by slaves when harvesting rice.
Elder Carlie Towne says Gullah Geechees have kept their African traditions thanks to isolation and strong willpower.
Franciwell Phiri from the Chewa Heritage Foundation talks about the secrecy of how children become adults.
Inside Africa meets Chief Chiko, who opens up about the mystery surrounding Chewa culture.
Errol Barnett spends time with the mysterious Chewa population which has managed to keep many of its customs under wraps.
CNN's Errol Barnett speaks with the man behind one of the world's first all-black symphony orchestras.
CNN's Errol Barnett reports on the many challenges facing the musicians in the Kimbanguiste Orchestra.
CNN's Errol Barnett visits the thriving Kimbanguiste Orchestra, one of the world's only all black symphony orchestras.
A violin performance by Orchestre Symphonique Kimbanguiste, an orchestra in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Errol Barnett speaks with Les Sapeurs, who strut the streets to Congolese musicians playing melodies of joy.
Popular Congolese musician Papa Wemba popularized a high-fashion movement as a form of protest in the '70s.
While in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Errol Barnett discovers how the Congo River has shaped the country's history.
Hard-hitting 'Nairobi Half Life' could give Kenya its first Oscar nomination in the Best Foreign Language Film category.
The owner of a popular Parisian bakery explains why she's adapted traditional Algerian recipes for European tastes.
Ghanian musician Djeli Moussa Conde explains how his music has been shaped by the area he lives in.
Inside Africa explores how African immigrants are making their mark on Parisian life, including music and food.
See how Malawi's Chewa people maintain their ancestral rituals and beliefs, much of which was kept secret until now.
CNN's Errol Barnett finds out more about the secretive Chewa people and their connection to their ancestors spirits.
Malawi's Chewa people celebrate the return of their ancestors in a spiritual celebration.
Inside Africa explores the African influence on the famous Rio de Janeiro samba carnival.
Shasta Darlington explores the rich African history and modern African influences on Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Errol Barnett explores the rich history of Zanzibar and shows us why the island is renowned for its spice industry.
Errol Barnett explores Zanzibar's archipelago with Juma Khatibu who comes from a long line of fishermen.
Errol Barnett meets Zanzibar's musical icon Bi Kidude, who is still using her powerful voice to sing traditional songs.
Errol Barnett talks to Suleiman Musa who is using football to overcome the discrimination facing Albinos in Tanzania.
A lecturer at the University of Dar es Salaam explains the reasons behind Tanzanians strong belief in witchcraft.
Errol Barnett reports from Tanzania which has Africa's strongest belief in witchcraft, according to a recent survey.
Inside Africa follows Tsemaye Binitie as he prepares for his second appearance at New York Fashion Week.
Nigerian-born designer Tsemaye Binitie talks about his latest collection, inspired by accomplished American women.
Ayesha Durgahee goes behind the scenes at Arise, the first global publication to focus on African fashion and culture.
CNN's Errol Barnett conducts a social media experiment using Twitter to find out just how plugged in Nairobi really is.
Robyn Curnow visits a dump in Mozambique's capital Maputo where one mother is making a living searching for plastic.
Women in Cairo are turn recycled paper into profit - and a better future for their families. CNN's Robyn Curnow reports.
Find out how scrap metal in Johannesburg can become the next cooking tool in your kitchen and create jobs along the way.
Lugazi Little League player Tonny Okello reveals how baseball helps him deal with his mother's breast cancer.
Surprised to find baseball in Uganda, Jay Shapiro documents that experience in his upcoming film 'Opposite Field.'
Baseball is not the most popular sports in Africa, but a team of 11-year-old boys from Uganda have recently made history.
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