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Deutsche Welle : youtube
23  avril     15h03
Watch THIS if you want to know who is mostly targeted by sextortion #southafrica #dontholdback
   For lawyer Emma Sadleir, there are tough cases, and then there are cyberbullying cases. The growing trend’s victims are getting younger, and perpetrators are harder to catch. Not even host Nozibele Qamngana Mayaba is safe, but Emma has some tips for her and others in how to fight back. lso, if...
19  avril     17h00
Dambe sport in Nigeria’s Kano state
   After years of a successful sporting career, Nigeria rsquo;s four time kickboxing gold medalist, Jibrin Inuwa Baba, pays homage to his town Kano where he meets his coach at the Dambe boxing arena. His hope is to see young athletes equally succeed in their boxing career. DWAfrica...
16  avril     15h00
Gambian Afro-pop star -Jizzle tells Fatou Muloshi the inspiration behind his music and future plans.
   DWAfrica the percent percent of Africans are younger than . Africa’s youth holds the key to shaping the continent rsquo;s future. On our platforms we share their stories, their dreams and their challenges. Are you part of the percent Join the debate here on YouTube, and on the...
12  avril     17h00
What does it take to become a champion?
   Engaging in sports that challenge the brain, body, or tactical skills improves overall health and brain function. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced athlete, it’s crucial to fuel your body with balanced nutrition to optimize performance and brain power. From chess, where strategy is the most...
10  avril     09h00
How Chef Wandile Mabaso cooked his way to the top I DW The 77 Percent
   Chef Wandile Mabaso’s hard shifts in the kitchen have taken him from coveted restaurants in the USA and France to cooking for world leaders in South Africa Not bad for a man from Soweto whose peers once laughed at him for taking cooking classes Chef Wandile shares his recipe for success with...
09  avril     15h00
Navigating beauty standards, social media influence, and societal pressure #skinbrightening
   Bleaching one’s skin is often rooted in societal pressures perpetuated by notions of privilege and the chase of male attention. This practice reflects deep seated biases towards lighter skin tones, often associated with beauty standards shaped by colonialism and colorism. However, it’s crucial to...
05  avril     17h00
Skin bleaching: The risks behind the beauty craze
   Skin bleaching, lightening, or spot removal the pursuit for a ’fairer’ complexion has become popular in Africa. With an industry worth over billion USD, this isn’t just about colorism. It’s also linked to harmful substances like hydroquinone and mercury, posing risks to the health of...
02  avril     15h00
What does beauty mean to you? #the77percent #beauty #beautystandards #africa
   DWAfrica the percent percent of Africans are younger than . Africa’s youth holds the key to shaping the continent rsquo;s future. On our platforms we share their stories, their dreams and their challenges. Are you part of the percent Join the debate here on YouTube, and on the...
29  mars     18h00
Young South Africans fight for their democracy
   At an average age of , South Africa has one of the youngest populations in the world, and it rsquo;s lower than most emerging economies. Here, young people have the potential to be a powerful force that could transform the political landscape. How are they doing it Let rsquo;s visit South Africa...
26  mars     16h00
Is it time to promote African languages? #tanzania #kiswahili #language #heritage
   In our interconnected world, how can we ensure the preservation of African languages while embracing globalization DWAfrica the percent languages mothertongue tanzania preservation heritage culture africa percent of Africans are younger than . Africa’s youth holds the...
23  mars     14h00
Traffic chaos harms Ghanaian schoolkids
   Ghana’s worsening traffic jams hurt children’s ability to concentrate at school. Longer journeys mean young kids have a great trek to school every morning. We joined schoolchild Rigmore on her journey to school DWAfrica the percent ghana traffic ghananews school schoolchildren...
22  mars     18h00
Street Debate: Is it time to promote African languages?
   How many languages do you speak Most Africans grow up multilingual. At school they’re taught in the languages of former colonial powers, like English, French or Portuguese. At home they speak a local lingua franca like Swahili, Hausa, isiZulu or Pidgin, and another mothertongue. In this Street...
19  mars     16h00
quot;Most of the house chores are the women’s responsibility ’ #traditional #genderequality #liberia
   Should there be roles in the household or is this concept changing in our society today What are your thoughts DWAfrica the percent liberia gender equality traditional household percent of Africans are younger than . Africa’s youth holds the key to shaping the...
16  mars     18h00
Teenage pregnancies - what are the risks?
   Being a pregnant teenager can have devastating consequences. Research from Kenya highlights this reality: teenage motherhood increases the risk of poverty and violence for young girls. However, in the face of despair, there are stories of resilience and hope. In this emotional conversation with Dr....
15  mars     14h00
John Mbano: "We lost our culture...We were almost brainwashed"
   John Mbano’s great grandfather Songea Mbano was executed by the German colonial army in Tanzania in . His head was then was shipped to Germany for racist research. Mbano’s family’s mourning and trauma has been passed down through generations. Now John is on a mission to find the remains of his...