• Sean Henry Jacobs

Journalists in South Africa are picking up on how the film, "The Bang Bang Club," treats some of the Bang Bang Club's black colleagues. And other Weekend Specials.

• Boima Tucker

• Tom Devriendt

One of the founders of Cape Town rap music label, Pioneer Unit Records, talks about the local hip hop scene, talks about the coloured Afrikaans and Xhosa rap scene there.

• Dylan Valley

• Sean Henry Jacobs

• Sean Henry Jacobs

• Sean Henry Jacobs

Photographer Lizane Louw chronicles the people of Blikkiesdorp, a temporary relocation camp on Cape Town's Cape Flats.

• Sean Henry Jacobs

• Sean Henry Jacobs

• Tom Devriendt

• Tom Devriendt

• Boima Tucker

A film about former Liberian child soldier, Joshua Milton Blahyi, adds to his celebrity and his reputation as a skilled manipulator.

• Dylan Valley

In hoods in 1980s South Africa, 20-cent pieces were used to play the old bootleg arcade games at corner stores. It also inspired a clothing label.

• Boima Tucker

Young people in Monrovia create a new music genre. Junior Freeman is at the heart of this musical revolution.

• Loren A Lynch

Goldie’s allusions to madness typify a common theme present in the music of many of today’s successful female artists.

• Loren A Lynch

Pop culture is often at its best when it accurately reflects reality, so it’s no surprise that our music, like our history, is repeating itself.

• Sean Henry Jacobs

One in ten young people on Cape Town's Cape Flats finish high school. The highlight of their school career - and sometime their lives - is prom, known as the matric ball.

• Sean Henry Jacobs

The leftist and poet Jeremy Cronin speaks on identity politics and race in South Africa's second city, Cape Town.

• Tom Devriendt

• Sean Henry Jacobs

"As long as we think that we should get Mississippi straightened out before we worry about the Congo, you’ll never get Mississippi straightened out."