Living with Mugabe
After 37 years of the Mugabe regime, Zimbabweans are adjusting to life without him. Most of the population have only known his rule, and he had become part of the fabric of the country. Two BBC Afr...
1 Dec 201711min
Commuting in the Skies of Medellin
Medellin in Colombia was one of the first cities in South America to integrate cable cars into its metro transit system. The Metrocable links the affluent valley with poor neighbourhoods in the hills....
24 Nov 20176min
Being Thai
Thailand encompasses a large geographical, ethnic and cultural range, so is there such a thing as 'Thainess'? BBC Thai colleagues Watchiranont Thongtep, Thitipol Panyalompanun, Thanyarat Doksone and ...
17 Nov 201711min
Reporting Mosul: A Journalist's Story
Three years ago, a lightning advance by about 800 jihadist fighters in northern Iraq morphed into a global threat. Nafiseh Kohnavard of BBC Persian has followed the fight against so-called Islamic St...
10 Nov 201710min
Insulted and spurned: Somali Gabooye
Qalib Barud of BBC Somali recently reported on discrimination in Somali society against a group of clans commonly referred to as the Gabooye.Image: A shoemaker, one of the Gabooye clans, mends a shoe ...
3 Nov 20177min
Apples, Dams and the Taliban
It's a short but risky journey from Kabul to the centre of neighbouring Wardak province - much of which is under Taliban control. BBC Afghan's Auliya Atrafi looked beyond conflict on his recent repor...
27 Okt 20179min
India's Deccan Queen
The Deccan Queen train links Pune in the hills with Mumbai down on the coast, and is older than the state of India itself. It's also India's only train to have a dining car. BBC Marathi's Mayuresh ...
20 Okt 20176min
Kenya's Election Drama
The Kenyan presidential election took another surprising turn this week. The crisis has seen protests, a shock intervention from the judiciary, and now the surprise withdrawal of the main opposition ...
13 Okt 201710min
