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Japa - Why Do Many Nigerians Want to Migrate? – DW – 02/01/2024

In this week's show, we meet young Nigerians who are leaving the country for a presumably better life abroad.

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Africa: Press Under Pressure - When Journalism Morphs Into Activism

Africa: Press Under Pressure - When Journalism Morphs Into Activism
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The 77 Percent — What Nigerians hope for their election – DW – 02/22/2023

On Saturday, Nigeria - Africa's biggest economy - goes to the polls to elect a new government. Incumbent President Buhari stepping aside, but a cash crunch and a flurry of fake news in the run up have made this election even more unpredictable. Listen in on our Street Debate and our interview with Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw to hear how Nigerians are preparing for the vote.

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Droughts and Climate Change – DW – 12/01/2022

We examine the impacts of climate change across the continent, and uncover the impacts of Kenya's brutal drought and examine the outcomes of COP27. Also: Kenya's most off-grid tech campus is offering new opportunities.

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Why is drug abuse soaring in Nigeria? | The 77 Percent | DW

Drug abuse among young people in Nigeria's north is sadly becoming an all-too-common problem. But what's behind the rise in substance abuse? And is it possible to wage and win a war against drugs? DW's Edith Kimani heads to Abuja to find out.

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