In the heart of Accra, residents voice their frustration over mounting sanitation issues, where overflowing bins and clogged drains have become part of daily life.
Then there’s the traffic — school kids are spending more time in traffic than in class.
Why does it feel like the city’s growing faster than the plans to fix it?
In Uganda, we catch a ride on an eco-friendly bus that’s changing how people think about getting around.
And back in Accra, we link up with the Buzstopboys — a crew of local legends cleaning up the streets and showing what real community power looks like.
DW The 77 Percent
In the heart of Accra, residents voice their frustration over mounting sanitation issues, where overflowing bins and clogged drains have become part of daily life.
Then there’s the traffic — school kids are spending more time in traffic than in class.
Why does it feel like the city’s growing faster than the plans to fix it?
In Uganda, we catch a ride on an eco-friendly bus that’s changing how people think about getting around.
And back in Accra, we link up with the Buzstopboys — a crew of local legends cleaning up the streets and showing what real community power looks like.
Take a look at the full 77 Percent show, where we dive deep! 👉🏿 https://youtu.be/5L0W4bcnZFM
So here’s the big question: What’s the real game-changer for Africa’s cities?
1 week ago | [YT] | 20