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This week on Africa Weekly we visit Somalia's first dairy factory and then we look at the dangers of skin whitening creams which are popular across the African continent.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

This week on Africa Weekly, we meet an Ivorian refugee in Spain, one of at least 53,000 migrants who have risked their lives this year making the perilous passage across the Mediterranean, no matter how rough the seas. And we take you to Uganda where legendary Japanese film Rashomon is getting a Ugandan adaptation from the capital's Wakaliwood studios.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

<br /> This week on Africa Weekly, we travel to Mozambique where schools are increasingly teaching in the local Changana dialect in addition to the country’s official language, Portuguese. And we take you to Benin where the niche sport of fencing has taken a foothold -- with the national federation setting its sights on Olympic qualification.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

This week on Africa Weekly, we follow the plight of unaccompanied African minors hoping to find a safe haven in France, and we travel to Ghana where in an effort to boost the economy, the government is trying to encourage the country's diaspora to return home.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

South African Rapper AKA Visits Pulse Nigeria Office - Pulse TV News <br /> <br />Pulse.ng is Nigeria's popular news platform online. 24/7 gist, music, movies, events, sports and more.<br /><br />SUBSCRIBE HERE FOR MORE<br />https://www.youtube.com/user/PulseNigeria247<br /><br />VISIT OUR WEBSITE<br />http://www.pulse.ng<br /><br />FACEBOOK<br />http://www.facebook.com/pulsenigeria247<br /><br />TWITTER<br />http://www.twitter.com/pulsenigeria247South African rapper Cassper Nyovest explains his own side of the story to the beef going on between him and his fellow South African AKA. He advice him to ... <br /> <br />It was timely to have South African rapper Cassper Nyovest at Pulse TV studio, and he explains his own side of the story regarding the fight with his fellow rapper ... <br /> <br />Congratulations to the South African rapper AKA as he just became the proud father of a bouncing baby girl. SUBSCRIBE HERE FOR MORE ... <br /> <br />It was a night to remember at the last industry nite which was headlined by its first International act of 2015, the Crown Prince of South African rap, AKA. <br /> <br />Pulse.ng is Nigeria's popular news platform online. 24/7 gist, music, movies, events, sports and more. SUBSCRIBE HERE FOR MORE ...

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This week, as Nigeria marks two years since more than 200 schoolgirls were kidnapped by the Islamist militant group Boko Haram, we go to Chibok to see what's left of the school they used to go to. We take you to the Central African Republic where a population under threat from LRA militias are using radio waves to alert authorities of attacks, and we join a training camp for refugee athletes in Kenya who have their sights set on this summer's Rio Olympics. FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY

This week on Africa Weekly we take a look at the 700 year old tradition of cockfighting in Madagascar that's more popular than football, we meet 'Big Ben' - the Cameroonian basketball player taking Asia by storm and then head to Egypt's conservative southern province of Minya where ballet is building bridges.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY

In our Good News section we bring you a heart warning story of a South African prisoner in Haryana's Karnal jail. Take a look at this man's efforts to make a change. Kesta who belongs to South Africa but is in Karnal jail facing 15 years of imprisonment over drug trafficking charges teaches other prisoners the English language. Kesta is now fluent in Haryanvi, Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi. You can even catch him performing Ragini, the trademark of Haryanvi Culture culture. Kesta in his own small ways, proves to be as hardy as Martha Stewart the insider trader who made even a jail sentence fruitful.<br /><br />For more log on to http://www.newsx.com

<p>On the week that Time magazine releases its list of the 100 most influential people on the planet, tonight on Africa News we focus on the 10 Africans who made the cut. </p><br /><br />Visit our website:<br />http://www.france24.com<br /><br />Like us on Facebook:<br />https://www.facebook.com/FRANCE24.English<br /><br />Follow us on Twitter:<br />https://twitter.com/France24_en

This week on Africa Weekly, take you to Burkina Faso where female prisoners have no other choice but to keep their infants alongside them in detention and we travel to Tunisia to the southern island of Djerba where the dead face discrimination with separate cemeteries for people based on their skin colour. FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLYFOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />

This week on Africa Weekly we check in with investors and mining firms riding a newfound wave of optimism, we sample a tipple of South African gin which is proving increasingly popular and finally end in Tunisia where fashionistas are breathing new life into traditional outfits.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY

This week on Africa Weekly we head to Cape Town where residents are praying for the end to a two-year drought. Then we visit Tunisia where the country's health service is suffering from corruption and mismanagement and finally we end in Mozambique where Africa's longest suspension bridge is under construction at an eye watering cost of $750 million. FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY

This week on Africa Weekly, we take you to Kenya where a US NGO has been trialling a campaign that offers villagers a cash income to help alleviate poverty, and we meet 78-year-old Hatifari Munongi, the oldest Zimbabwean to earn a university degree, who has built a replica traditional homestead at her home in Harare.FOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLYFOR SUBSCRIBERS OF AFRICA WEEKLY ONLY<br />