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‘Coloured’ identity in South Africa
In this week’s show we look at what it means to be ‘Coloured’ in South Africa. We explore the history, culture and evolving meaning of a complex identity.
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Scam factories and human trafficking
A new trafficking route feeds on African ambition, carrying victims from Kenya and Uganda to Northern Cyprus and the battlefields of Ukraine, where fake agents replace promised futures with coercion, debt and force.
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What does it mean to be Coloured in South Africa today?
What does it mean to be Coloured today?” In this 77 Street Debate, young South Africans in Newclare challenge old labels, push back against stereotypes and redefine identity.
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Who are today’s heroes?
Forget capes and superpowers. Today’s heroes might be fighting climate change, inspiring millions online, breaking records on track, or changing lives in their communities. So who do young people look up to?
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Who is Africa’s greatest hero?
Heroes aren’t always famous. On the streets of Lagos, young people share inspiring stories of the parents, mentors, friends, and moments of strength that helped them overcome life’s toughest challenges.
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Why millennials are turning to traditional matchmaking
Young adults describe today’s dating scene as transactional, filled with cheating, broken trust and endless app swipes. A growing number are asking professional matchmakers for a compatible, long‑term partner.
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Where are Lagos singles finding love?
We asked Lagos residents where they meet potential partners in an age dominated by technology and dating apps.
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How do young Africans navigate hair stereotypes?
Young Africans share how they navigate the stereotypes, biases, and expectations surrounding their hair — challenging perceptions and embracing their identity with confidence.
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Soul of Africa Museum
The 77 Percent visits Essen’s Soul of Africa Museum and its unique Mami Wata altar. We explore why a new generation of young Africans is rediscovering traditional medicine and pre-colonial spirituality as a source of knowledge, identity and belonging.
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How young Africans navigate hair stereotypes?
Young Africans share how they navigate the stereotypes, biases, and expectations surrounding their hair — challenging perceptions and embracing their identity with confidence.
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