# Fergal Keane
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Fergal Patrick Keane (born 6 January 1961) is an Irish foreign correspondent with BBC News, and an author. For some time, Keane was the BBC's correspondent in South Africa. He is a nephew of the Irish playwright, novelist and essayist John B. Keane.
14 April 2012
Fergal Keane is on Turkey's border with Syria listening to the experiences of those seeking refuge from the violence.
The rise - and fall - of Italy's House of Bossi. David Willey reports.
Natalia Antelava uncovers what appears to be a secret programme to sterilize women in Uzbekistan.
Justin Maroz…
the Kony film
A hundred million plus hits on the internet. Our Africa correspondent Andrew Harding on the film about warlord Joseph Kony and why it's received the thumbs down from an audience in Uganda.
A group of former paramilitaries and police officers from Northern Ireland have been to South Africa to see ho…
Feb 11, 2012
That windswept outpost of Britishness in the South Atlantic again causes tension between Britain and Argentina as the anniversary of the Falklands War approaches. Fergal Keane is in Buenos Aires where a longing to redeem the islands is deeply felt; Allan Little's in the capital of the Falklands, Po…
Jan 07, 2012
Can international pressure on the military-backed government in Burma be relaxed now a series of reforms is underway? Fergal Keane has been accompanying the British foreign secretary on his visit there and offers an assessment of latest developments there. A year after the assassination of the Gove…
Nov 26, 2011
'But of course there will be violence,' says one seasoned observer to Andrew Harding as he travels in the Democratic Republic of Congo wondering if Monday's election is a chance for Africa's wounded giant to get back on its feet. And there's another election, in Egypt, starting on Monday: Lyse Douc…
Oct 29, 2011
The appointment of a white vice president in Zambia indicates, according to Fergal Keane, that for Africa's whites, the long journey towards feeling they have a future as of right on the continent is finally underway. David Willey in Rome tells of Italian scepticism about their prime minister's abi…
Sept 10, 2011
Whatever happened to his notebooks? Jeremy Bowen, charting the demise of the Gaddafi regime in Libya, wonders why his precious notebooks keep going missing. Mishal Husain travels though five countries finding out about the role Twitter and Facebook have played in the Arab Spring. Thousands of Zimba…
May 14, 2011
Assisted suicide: as the people of Zurich in Switzerland prepare to vote on the issue, Imogen Foulkes tells a moving story about a couple who believed they had a right to decide on a date for death. Fergal Keane considers the historical significance of the forthcoming visit, by Queen Elizabeth 2, t…
Feb 19, 2011
The unrest sweeping north Africa and the Middle East reaches Bahrain and Bill Law explains some of the tension in this island kingdom. Paul Adams travels through Egypt to see if calm is returning after the recent disturbances. As a momentous election approaches in Ireland, Fergal Keane says there's…
How the Irish Shaped Britain: And 5 other BBC documentaries on Ireland Audiobook by Fergal Keane
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: How the Irish Shaped Britain: And 5 other BBC documentaries on IrelandGenres: History, Europe, TravelAuthor: Fergal KeaneNarrator: Fergal KeaneRelease date: 01-13-2022Length: 4:27:34Language: EnglishPublisher: Pen…
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