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South Africa's undiscovered gem - the Western Cape. Among the five-million-year-old fossils situated here was the legendary footprint of Eve.

Thula Sindi has been compared to international designers such as Valentino, due to his innate understanding of the feminine form and how clothing should enhance it

This programme introduces the culture of the Zulus, the famous descendants of King Shaka.

While Mary-Anne discovers the marine life of Sodwana, Olivia visits the Limpopo province as well as the Magoebaskloof area, and chats about the fauna and flora.

Mapungubwe is the site of southern Africa's first civilisation, which left behind a legacy of gold artefacts, beads, pottery and ornaments that are breathtaking in both scope and artistry.

But it is in jazz music that Capetonians meet and speak the same language.

This is a fascinating look into this ancient fruit.

In this episode we visit southern Mozambique, one of the premier fishing and diving destinations on the African continent

Marianne Fassler's unique and diverse designs draw their inspiration from the cultures, arts and crafts of Africa

An African Adventure through the most Northern part of KwaZulu-Natal and the unknown area known as Maputuland.

Learn how the Ngorongoro crater was formed, see the stunning scenery and wildlife, and meet the people who reside in the area of the Ngorogoro Crater and Lake Manyara.

Lorcia abseils into the Wonder Cave. Olivia visits the old mining town of Leydsdorp and tells the history of the gold rush. Lorcia then goes to Gold Reef City and the Apartheid Museum.

Mapungubwe is the site of southern Africa's first civilisation, which left behind a legacy of gold artefacts, beads, pottery and ornaments that are breathtaking in both scope and artistry.

2,000 years of dhow trade across the Indian Ocean have created a culture of mutual understanding, exemplified by the music found in Zanzibar

He travels the vineyard and learns more about irrigation, before finally meeting a couple of ducks on his way home.

The abundant surge of water in the African Rift Valley changes the flow of the Luangwa from a full-flowing river to a muddy stream.

Be a part of a glorious journey alongside some of Africa's most breathtaking wildlife.

Meanwhile Gavin Rajah draws his inspiration from comic art, while still keeping it stylish and understated.

An African adventure through the Kwa-Zulu Midlands with its Battlefields in the shadows of the Drakensberg.

Follow the routes of the South African people in this series.

Every year, 20,000 Muslims travel to this island to celebrate the festival of Maulidi.

The Nile river is the longest river in the world, and is made up of two rivers - the White Nile and the Blue Nile. Follow its mighty path with Spirit of Africa.

They taste some of the Sauvignon Blanc cultivar, and decide to take a sunset drive.

A quartet performs at The Green Room, one of Cape Town's leading live music venues

Gauteng, or 'Place of Gold', may be the smallest province in South Africa, but it's also the economic powerhouse of the southern African region

South Africa's undiscovered gem - the Western Cape. Among the five-million-year-old fossils situated here was the legendary footprint of Eve.

Thula Sindi has been compared to international designers such as Valentino, due to his innate understanding of the feminine form and how clothing should enhance it

This programme introduces the culture of the Zulus, the famous descendants of King Shaka.

While Mary-Anne discovers the marine life of Sodwana, Olivia visits the Limpopo province as well as the Magoebaskloof area, and chats about the fauna and flora.

Mapungubwe is the site of southern Africa's first civilisation, which left behind a legacy of gold artefacts, beads, pottery and ornaments that are breathtaking in both scope and artistry.

But it is in jazz music that Capetonians meet and speak the same language.

This is a fascinating look into this ancient fruit.

In the desert wilderness of Namibia, an unusual river lies hidden beneath the scorching sand for most of the year, and flows above ground only a few days a year.