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Premiering on Al Jazeera English on 10 April 2014, Lifelines: The Quest for Global Health highlights the work of inspiring Africans on the frontline of public health.
Charmaine Lautre has joined Johannesburg-based post-production facility Refinery as their cinema post-producer.
Charmaine is well-known to industry from her previous roles as general manager at The Film Lab and post-production supervisor at Videovision Entertainment.
International broadcaster Martine Dennis has joined Al Jazeera English as a news presenter. The former Carte Blanche presenter started her broadcasting career as a graduate trainee at LBC/IRN in London in 1983. In 1985 she joined BBC World Service Radio at the United Nations.
In Why We Run, Al Jazeera correspondent Andy Richardson explores why Kenya's runners excel in endurance running - and why so many humans love the sport.
Kenya's legends of running have shed light on what motivates them to run, and why so many Kenyans are achieving success in the sport.
The full range of Al Jazeera English's news, programmes and online output is being used to reflect on the life and death of Nelson Mandela.
Fly On The Wall's Bryan Little recently directed MTC Hugs for Advantage Namibia. The 90-second, feel-good spot traces the impact of a contagious hug to demonstrate that 'giving a little goes a long way.'
21 years ago, for ITV's award-winning TV series 7UP South Africa, acclaimed director Angus Gibson filmed a cross-section of the country's seven-year-old children and asked them about their lives, hopes and dreams.
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