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on d w o, what people have to say to us, ah, that's why we listen stories reporter every weekend on d w. i. hello and welcome to another edition of the 77 percent. this is where we unpack the issues that are important to young africans. my name is michael duty to this. sure is all about debt dwindling. revenues following the covet, 19 pandemic hub, force many young people to take out loans. the lenders range from banks to loan apps and the dreaded loan shocks. while some i west indies loans in bible businesses, others use them to cover busy costs like rent, clothes, food, or even gifts for ya, lovers are very on it or kimani is on the ground in nairobi to find out how been buried under a mountain of bit impacts young people's futures. ah, the 77 percent is back in a row, be kanyes capital and it is here that as of april last year we were told that 14000000 loan accounts had been blacklisted by what we call the credit reference bureau. these are the people who basically determine whether or not to get credit and for those people, they're at risk of either not getting financial services

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