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Are Kenyan anti-tax protests being hijacked by 'criminals?'

Isaac Kaledzi
July 8, 2024

Kenya's Gen Z protests demanding accountability and good governance have been ongoing for weeks. But with reports of looting and vandalization of state infrastructure, are criminals hijacking these peaceful demonstrations?

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Protests in Kenya pause after widespread looting on Tuesday

Protests in Kenya pause after widespread looting on Tuesday

Anti-government protests were expected to continue in Kenya's capital Nairobi, but the streets remained quiet. DW spoke to a shop owner whose shop had been looted on Tuesday. But a pause in the protests does not mean they are over, as Edith Kimani hears.
PoliticsJuly 4, 202401:54 min
Oil refinery and petrochemical installations in Nigeria

Flip Side: Why Nigeria's largest refinery is importing US oil

Flip Side: Why Nigeria's largest refinery is importing US oil

The Dangote Petroleum Refinery — the largest in Africa — was supposed to stop Nigeria’s reliance on imported crude oil products. But inadequate domestic supply means it has to plug gaps by importing oil from the United States.
BusinessJune 27, 202403:33 min
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The reemergence of Jacob Zuma in South African politics / The Flipside

The reemergence of Jacob Zuma in South African politics / The Flipside

Jacob Zuma has resurfaced as a significant political player in South Africa following the strong performance of his newly-formed MK party in the 2024 elections. Despite having being jailed and entangled in many scandals, Zuma appears to be here to stay. What implications will he and his MK party have on South African politics in the coming years?
PoliticsJune 7, 202403:57 min
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The 77 Percent Magazine #242

What could stop Nigeria's abduction crisis?

Security expert talks of why kidnappings are happening in Nigeria and what could be done to stop them.
CrimeNovember 7, 202400:52 min
The 77 Percent Magazine #242

Street debate: Living in fear of abductions in Nigeria

In our Street Debate, we get to talk to survivors and other Nigerians who have faced abductions up close.
CrimeNovember 7, 202409:57 min
The 77 Percent Magazine #242

Explainer: Kidnapping in northern Nigeria

What has led to the rise of abductions in northern Nigeria by so-called ‘bandits?'
CrimeNovember 4, 202402:25 min
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Scam Factory: Behind Asia's Cyber Slavery

They scam unsuspecting victims all across the world — but they are victims themselves.
CrimeJanuary 29, 202428:35 min
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EU ports join forces to fight drug smuggling

The European Union is teaming up with port operators in Belgium and the Netherlands to fight back against illegal drugs.
CrimeJanuary 24, 202402:27 min
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Mexico: The 'Los Ardillos' drug gang

A hostage situation in the state of Guerrero is fueling concerns about the ever-growing influence of organized crime.
CrimeJuly 12, 202301:48 min
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