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In the world of football, corruption is all too common. Other negative aspects are match fixing, fraud, extortion or nepotism. Now the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) is underway in Cameroon, all are hopeful that the best team wins and that none of the vices will prevail. DW's Privilege in Zimbabwe hosts some sports gurus for a talk on such vices, especially soccer-related corruption. #77Percent

African nations finally put trust in own coaches+++We tell you about “Toghu”- the official match ball +++Ethiopia accuses WHO chief of links to rebellious Tigrayan forces

Cameroon's separatist violence +++ A coup plot in Burkina Faso? Who are behind it? +++ How corrupt are football bodies in Africa? +++ Nigerians react to unbanning of Twitter

Furore over Malawi's amnesty to corrupt leaders+++Rwanda's forced vaccination+++Sierra Leone's AFCON team+++Nigeria's civilians gun training+++Adapting livestock to Climate change in Somalia

Increased international diplomacy for peace in Ethiopia +++ Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu launches purge against Magufuli's percieved loyalists+++ AFCON: Nigerian fans and their expectations +++What will our workplaces look like post COVID+++ Brexit years on

Africa Cup of Nations continues in Cameroon+++ECOWAS imposes punitive measures on Mali as the military stalls a return to civilian rule+++Uganda makes a u-turn on public transport vaccincation mandate

AfricaLink Special Edition- Cameroon gears up to host Africa's most coveted football tournament. Who are the favorites to be crowned Africa's football champions 2021-2022?

Nigeria's declare bandits as terrorists +++Africa's political dynasties monopolizing governance++Press freedom in Africa over the past year+++Navigating the workplace as a woman+++Malawi debates witchcraft laws to stop killing of elderly

Will President Ramaphosa deal with corruption findings against top ANC members?+++China’s foreign Minster in Kenya amid unease over rising debt+++Cameroon puts final touches to host Africa's most coveted football event+++Disunity within Liberia's opposition coalition+++Learning to love Namibia's brown hyenas

Ugandan court orders release of satirical novelist+++Ex-leader Conde set to leave Guinea+++Fighting drug addiction in Sierra Leone+++Togo's fitness coach beats obesity and builds confidence+++The Euro celebrates 20 years in circulation

Cameroon upbeat about AFCON amid unrest+++Mixed reactions greet Sudan's PM Hamdok resignation++Nigeria battles COVID-19 surge+++Outrage as Mali military government postpones elections

What's your New Year's resolution?+++ The gallant heroes Africa lost in 2021 +++ African Continental Free Trade Area 1 year on +++ Effects of fake news to fight against COVID +++ 2021 Sports in review by DW's Ololade Adewuyi

Nigeria's 2021 in Review+++ Coup that defined Guinea's 2021 +++ What's your New Year's resolutions +++ Mistakes you're probably making when Sexting+++ Somalia's gender quota impasse

Review on African Conflicts 2021 +++ The role of African Union on Conflict resolution +++ Review of Kenya's key events in 2021+++ Plight of Anglophone Cameroon school going kids+++ Congo: Protecting forests in exchange for energy

Uganda police arrests 21 members of the new rebel group +++ Concerns that MSF could be forced out of Cameroon +++ Somalia: AMISOM mandate expiry - what now? +++ Senegal: Dakar's new express train to counter sprawling traffic jams

The death of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, apartheid opponent and Nobel Peace laureate +++ The Gambia’s truth commission calls for Jammeh trial +++ Fixing Ghana: Has the Akufu-Addo government made progress?

Warm Christmas wishes from GirlZOffMute+++Virtual Christmas church services in Kenya+++Christmas amid insecurity in Muslim northern Nigeria +++Not-so-jolly Christmas amid Omicron in S.A+++Christmas in Europe: Berlin music+++Christmas in Ethiopia

The abduction of an influential Anglophone tradition ruler+++Uganda's ban on Kenyan poultry and agriproducts+++GirlZOffMute: Ghanaian girl determined to box her way to success+++The retirement age impasse+++Rwanda locks LGBT people out of inaugural Mister Rwanda pageant

Pinwheel: Looking ahead to Christmas around Africa +++ CAR: Empowering women through paid work +++ A scary oil project in Namibia +++ Malawi: A teacher with a mission beyond the classroom

Why do people share their nudes when in a relationship, even though they are well aware of the repercussion? That's our topic for this week's #77Percent a show that focuses on young people on the African continent. We spoke with youths in Kano, Nigeria who are victims and also a psychologist for advice on how to move on once that has happened.