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77 Street Debate: Africa′s stolen art | The 77 Percent | DW

77 Street Debate: Africa′s stolen art | The 77 Percent | DW
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77 Street Debate: Africa s stolen art

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The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa′s Youth | The 77 Percent | DW

We examine the state of education on the continent. In Nigeria, a local NGO is trying to get more children into the classroom. We take our Street Debate to South Africa to discuss the issue of school dropouts. We ask teens about their ambitions for the future and meet a Malian rapper who is encouraging young women like her to raise their voices through music.

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Youth in Politics | The 77 Percent | DW

We meet young farmers in Eswatini accusing their king of stealing their land and ruling with impunity. And we talk to people in Uganda about their reluctance to enter politics and get opposition figure Bobi Wine’s input.

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Human Trafficking in Nigeria | The 77 Percent | DW

Human Trafficking in Nigeria We meet Nigerian journalist Tobore Ovuorie, who went undercover to expose the work of human traffickers. And our Street Debate takes a look at how young Nigerian women are lured to Europe by traffickers dubious promises. Watch video 00:35 Making Oloture: Exposing Nigeria s human trafficking underbelly It may seem like the plot of a gritty crime novel, but Nigerian journalist Tobore Ovuorie really did go undercover to expose the work of human traffickers. Her story has been turned into a Netflix film, but the memories of her ordeal still haunt her. Street Debate: Sicily - How to end Nigeria s sex slave trade

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