Unreported World reporter Krishnan Guru-Murthy travels to Mali to investigate a society ravaged by continual fightings.

An Al Jazeera's investigatory journalist team uncovers a massive network of corrupt politicians in Namibia, here's the story.

Experience the life and toil of the Saharan nomads, a group of people who survive in one of the harshest climates in the world: The Sahara.

Venture to Africa's Great Rift Valley, a place where we'll witness prides of lions hunt baboons and how the baboons deal with the threat to their lives.

Unreported World follows the young men coming to South Africa to illegally mine gold, and in turn risking their lives in the abandoned gold mines of Durban Deep.

Orphans of the Sahara is a documentary series which tells the story of the Tuareg people, a large Berber ethnic confederation of the Sahara desert.

Explore Drakensberg and its wildlife in Africa's Dragon Mountain. Situated in South Africa, Drakenberg is a mountain range normally referred to as Dragon Mountains.

Explore some of the pre-colonial lost kingdoms of Africa with British art historian Dr Gus Casely-Hayford in a seven-part documentary series.

This documentary explores the lesser known stories of the country Congo. Join in, as BBC journalist Alastair Leithead travels from the Atlantic Ocean into the heart of the African country of Congo to discover them.

Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children investigates several children growing up in today's Zimbabwe and how they live their day-to-day life. These kids are trapped in a cycle of poverty, where hope and dreams are the only remedy to press on.

Experience one of the biggest, longest and heaviest trains in the world - a massive iron ore train running across Mauritania's Sahara desert nicknamed the "Backbone of the Sahara".

Take a look into the lifestyle and mindset of several Kenyan athletes, each of them pursuing a better life through one of the toughest sports disciplines in the world: Marathon running.

Sierra Leone was declared Ebola-free two years ago, but survivors are still suffering. After recovery, they are ostracised and rejected by whole communities and even their own families, who fear that they still carry the deadly infection.

Join an, as we dig deep into ancient Nubia. This historical and archaeological journey dates back thousands of years. It is time to unravel Africa's forgotten kingdom; Nubia.

Journey to the Libyan part of Sahara, where an environmental disaster is awaiting to happen; vast amounts of millions of year old fossil water reserves are being extracted underneath the rolling sand dunes.