Many Africans desperate to improve their lives are falling into the traps of human trafficking networks. Recruitment agencies send migrant workers to Gulf countries, where most of them work under inhumane conditions. Human trafficking is a global problem that affects an estimated 40 million people. On this week's 77 Percent show, young people share some their experiences and lessons learnt.

Digital technology is rapidly replacing face-to-face interactions in the business setting in Africa. Some young people have now readjusted their livelihoods by working from home. But how sustainable can this be? On the 77 Percent show this week you can hear how everyone is coping.

The COVID-19 pandemic has radically changed the daily lives of people and institutions across the world. Not even the criminal justice system has been spared. Courts, prisons and law firms have had to alter the way they go about their business. This week, the 77 Percent debate hosted by Omar Wally in The Gambia takes on this subject.

South Africa has begun Africa’s first Covid-19 vaccine clinical trials. According to the World Health Organization, there are 220 vaccine candidates in development. Trials are sensitive in Africa due to a past of unethical trials. Listen to this edition of the #77Percent to understand some of the misconceptions surrounding vaccine trials.

As talk of a second wave of coronavirus infections sweep across the world, students in Liberia are asking the government to postpone exams which are due in August. In Ghana some parents are worried that schools could be the grounds for new infections. Listen to this week’s 77 Percent for some insights.

As Covid-19 rocks economies across Africa, the AU is projecting that nearly 20 million people will lose their jobs. With limited social nets, staying afloat can be tough for young people. Whether it’s a loss of income or routine, adjusting to new circumstances can be difficult. This week's 77 Percent takes a look at the culture of saving across Africa. Listen to this podcast for some insights.

South Sudan continues to grapple with civil conflict leaving many children vulnerable. With limited government financing, responsible institutions cannot address their needs. Development Psychologist Joana Yendork believes the extended family is the best way to safeguard the needs of vulnerable children across Africa. Listen to the show to find out more.

Over a billion students around the world have been forced out of classes by theCovid19 pandemic. Many are turning to online classes to continue learning. But this comes with challenges, especially in Africa due to its poor internet connectivity and accessibility. That forms our #77percent discussion this week with DW's Miriam Kaliza in Malawi. Enjoy the show!

Finding a decent job is tough for young people, even in the best economic times. Now with the coronavirus pandemic, many have lost their jobs. Alex Gitta in Uganda will be engaging some of them, and the World Bank's Chief Africa Economist Albert Zeufack offers tips on how African youths can use the current situation to their advantage.

Stay-at-home regulations are in force across many African countries. This has been pushing those looking for love to search online. Long after this crisis has passed, experts have predicted that online dating will become the new norm. Listen to this edition of the 77 percent to find out more.