Should young Africans still follow ancestral traditions? | The 77 Percent

Across five countries and one museum, young Africans are confronting the same question: How much of their cultural heritage is worth preserving in the modern era — and what does it mean to lose it? In this episode of The 77 Percent, host Okeri Ngutjinazo examines African tradition, spiritual belief, and traditional medicine through the eyes of young people navigating the tension between heritage and the modern world. 00:00 — Soul of Africa Museum: What Voodoo really is 02:48 — Using art to keep Ashanti culture alive 04:30 — Manhyia Palace: Young people and the call to embrace tradition 05:56 — Kampala Street Debate: Is African culture at risk of being erased? 09:08 — Can you be modern AND traditional? 12:14 — Herbal mdicine and faith in Kano, Nigeria 15:39 — The dangers of unregulated traditional medicine 17:05 — Africa's pre-colonial religions: Yoruba, Akan, Zulu, and beyond 19:23 — Soweto, South Africa: Zuko and Tumi's Ancestral Healing Journey 21:53 — Dreams, visions and the call to become a healer 24:38 — Should African artifacts stay in European museums? Enjoyed this video? Check out more on our channel: Join the conversation of our latest Street Debates : https://www.youtube.com/show/VLPLKkuo... Are you crazy about Science? Then you don’t wanna miss THIS! :    • I made plastic that melts in nature — here...   Find all our latest videos here! :    / @dwthe77percent   ----- #DWAfrica #the77percent ----- 77 percent of Africans are younger than 35. Africa's youth holds the key to shaping the continent’s future. On our platforms we share their stories, their dreams and their challenges. Are you part of the 77 percent? Join the debate here on YouTube, and on the following platforms: facebook.com/dw.africa instagram.com/dw_the77percent dw.com/77 dw.com/africa