After the Arab Spring, is Africa ready for its own democratic leap forward? The debate is chaired by Alex Jakana and Sam Farah. Show more

Audrey Brown and Karen Allen ask whether race relations in South Africa have improved over the last 18 years. Show more

In South Sudan - one year on from the country's independence - the BBC's former African News and Current Affairs editor Joseph Warungu chairs a debate on whether expectations have been met. Show more

Over the last couple of years, large-scale acquisitions of farmland in Africa, Latin America and Asia have made headlines across the world. So is it a land grab or a development opportunity? Show more

Has China's involvement in Africa been sensationalised by the West? Is China a genuine partner or just a plunderer of Africa's resources? Who is benefiting from China's growth in Africa? Show more

Akwasi Sarpong and Karen Allen chair a debate on international justice as Africans question the role of the International Criminal Court (ICC). Show more

BBC Africa Debate discusses the issue of Africa's international image in Kampala. What do people mean when they invoke the name "Africa"? A geography? What informs the global image of the continent? Show more

BBC Africa Debate explores tribalism and ethnicity in politics across the African continent. Presented by Audrey Brown and Karen Allen. Show more

The BBC Africa Debate will discuss current issues that matter to Africa, and bring them to the attention of a global audience. Show more

Making films in the developing world. What are the successes and the challenges? Show more

Audrey Brown and Gareth Mitchell bring together scientists from across Africa and around the world to consider the state of science on the continent. Show more

Is Africa’s population boom a risk or an opportunity? Alex Jakana and Shaimaa Khalil chair the debate in Douala, Cameroon. Show more

Many see Africa as a breeding ground for violent Islamist extremism. But is this true? And if it is, how big is the threat? Show more

Nigeria's economy is growing by 7.4% per year on average. So who is benefiting from the boom? Show more

We debate what the African middle class is; how fast it is growing, and what impact it is having on economies and governance. Show more

What do African audiences want from the BBC, and is the BBC delivering? Listeners question the director of BBC World Service. Show more

Is a Western model of democracy always the best means of governance in Africa? We debate if democracy is working in Africa. Show more

Are administrators failing sportsmen and women in Africa? Show more

BBC Africa Debate looks at the availability of water, sanitation and toilets in Africa. Show more

BBC Africa Debate looks at the availability of water, sanitation and toilets in Africa. Show more