Can Brazil shake off the murky past of its security forces as it attempts to cement its place as a 21st century power?
Investigating a mysterious murder case in Bolivia that sheds light on a controversy dividing the country to this day.
Africa Investigates

On a continent where investigative reporters face intimidation and beatings and where death threats are an occupational hazard, African journalists go undercover to find the wrongdoers and put them under the spotlight. Africa Investigates is a groundbreaking series that exposes corruption and abuse across Africa.

Investigating the sinister trade in the body parts of murdered albinos in Tanzania.
As Ghana is experiencing a new gold rush, widespread corruption is allowing illegal mining to flourish.
A story of corruption that is stripping the west African country bare.
What motivates thousands of children to take great risks smuggling themselves across the border into South Africa?
Lifting the lid on Ghana's illusory pot of gold and exposing those duping gold speculators out of millions of dollars.
Africa Investigates gives some of Africa's best journalists the chance to pursue high-level investigative targets.
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An investigation into the plight of African women caught in a web of organised crime, prostitution and trafficking.
The country's soya industry is booming, but what is the impact on Argentinians and their land?
People & Power examines the secretive world of the Vatican's bank.
Investigating the international criminal network of gamblers that is undermining the integrity of professional football.
After three decades of economic liberalisation, have China's communist ideals been discarded forever?
After decades of suppression, the Russian Orthodox Church appears to be back in favour with the country's leadership.
People & Power investigates one of the world's most forgotten conflicts - the West Papuan struggle for independence.
An investigation into the ritual killing of disabled Ghanaian children deemed to be possessed by evil spirits.
Will a local anti-Taliban revolt in the south affect the future course of the country when NATO forces exit in 2014?
The ceremonial transition to manhood in South Africa's Xhosa society is time honoured but can have tragic consequences.
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