Shadow Healers: South Africa's Psychedelic Journey
12 October 2025Africa Eye investigates South Africa's illegal industry in psychedelic treatments.
As Kenya's cost of living rises, so too does violent crime; reporter Elijah Kanyi investigates the devastating human impact of illegal firearms in Kenya's slums.
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Africa Eye investigates South Africa's illegal industry in psychedelic treatments.
In just three months last year, 79 children died through gunshot wounds or stabbings on SA's Western Cape. Police reported 263 gang murders. Africa Eye investigates Cape Town gang violence.
In 2024, a protest at Kenya's legislature was ended by the gunfire of security forces; those shooters' faces have remained hidden; exposing the men responsible.
Who is flooding West Africa with dangerous opioids?; BBC Eye goes undercover to find out.
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Over four years, filmmaker Tyson Conteh has followed the lives of sex workers in his hometown of Makeni, Sierra Leone, revealing the world of danger, drug addiction and death that many face daily.
Journalists investigate the true motives behind violent attacks on elderly Kenyans accused of being witches and reveal that many fall victims to their own families.
In the Central African Republic, one of Africa's poorest countries, sand diver Thomas Boa and Chinese construction manager Jianmin Luan struggle to improve their fortunes. They ``eat bitter'' today in the hope of a better tomorrow.
As Kenya's cost of living rises, so too does violent crime; reporter Elijah Kanyi investigates the devastating human impact of illegal firearms in Kenya's slums.
As Kenya's cost of living rises, so too does violent crime; reporter Elijah Kanyi investigates the devastating human impact of illegal firearms in Kenya's slums.
In the Central African Republic, one of Africa's poorest countries, sand diver Thomas Boa and Chinese construction manager Jianmin Luan struggle to improve their fortunes. They ``eat bitter'' today in the hope of a better tomorrow.
Over four years, filmmaker Tyson Conteh has followed the lives of sex workers in his hometown of Makeni, Sierra Leone, revealing the world of danger, drug addiction and death that many face daily.
Africa Eye exposes the violent realities of Cameroon's Anglophone Crisis.
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