Web Series
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Made in Africa – The Tuareg Secret for Keeping Milk Longer
Across the vast Sahara Desert, where temperatures are high and journeys can last for many days, preserving food is a…
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Made in Africa – Coffee: An African Bean That Travels Around the World
The coffee plant produces fruits called coffee cherries. Inside these fruits are the beans that are harvested, dried and processed…
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Made in Africa – Does Chocolate Come from Africa?
Cocoa, the main ingredient used to make chocolate, originally comes from the Americas. However, Africa plays a major role in…
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Made in Africa – Morocco: Floating Solar Panels for Clean Energy
Floating solar panels are installed on water surfaces such as reservoirs or dams. Like traditional solar panels, they capture sunlight…
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Made in Africa – Flying Taxi in Rwanda: The Future of Transport Takes Off
Rwanda is exploring new technological solutions to imagine the future of transportation. Flying taxis are vehicles designed to take off…
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Made in Africa – Capoeira: An Art from Africa
Capoeira was born in Brazil, but it was created by African people who were enslaved and who brought their cultures,…
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Made in Africa – Robots Made in Africa?
Robots are machines created to perform specific tasks or help people in their daily lives. Across Africa, they are being…
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Africa’s Amazing Mysteries – Water, a Treasure to Protect
Humans, animals and plants all need water to survive. In Africa and around the world, access to clean water is…
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Africa’s Amazing Mysteries – Episode 10: How Do Crocodiles Stay So Strong?
For millions of years, crocodiles have lived in Africa’s rivers, lakes and wetlands. Their powerful bodies, strong jaws and thick…
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Africa’s Amazing Mysteries – Why Does the Baobab Tree Look Upside Down?
Baobabs grow in many parts of Africa where long dry seasons are common. Their enormous trunks can store large amounts…
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