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Hustling Women

On this week’s show, we explore how women hustle and debate what’s holding them back. In Cameroon, 23-year-old Njinda Salomé defies the odds to become a web developer. Discover how scientist Adjata Kamara is fighting yam rot to strengthen food security across Africa. And in Nigeria, we visit a town hosting the country’s largest celebration of twins.

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Nigeria's Twin Festival

One Nigerian town hosts the country’s largest celebration of twins.

High-angle view of a woman sitting at a desk, in front of a laptop, smartphone and multiple socket

High-angle view of a woman sitting at a desk, in front of a laptop, smartphone and multiple socket

A female programmer in Cameroon

Njinda Salomé defied the odds to enter Cameroon’s tech sector.

DW's reporter Edith Kimani and her colleague Abdullahi Ahmed (Trust TV) stand in front of a group of people in a square

DW's reporter Edith Kimani and her colleague Abdullahi Ahmed (Trust TV) stand in front of a group of people in a square

Street debate: What's holding women back?

This street debate explores the complexities of hustling as a woman in Nigeria.

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The 77 Percent — The Magazine for Africa's Youth

77 percent of Africans are younger than 35. But they are also the least represented demographic. It's time their voices are heard as they shape the future of Africa. We bring you hard-hitting reports, personal stories and lively discussion direct from the continent about the issues that matter most.

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