Seuls un sur sept Sénégalais (15%) disent posséder une assurance maladie.

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#VoicesAfrica #Santé #Senegal

South Africans see corruption as a national priority, give government worst score in Africa for tackling it.

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#VoicesAfrica #Corruption

We're delighted to introduce our esteemed panel of speakers who will explore the latest Afrobarometer findings on citizens’ perceptions of corruption in South Africa.

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#VoicesAfrica #Corruption

Seven in 10 Malawians (69%) say African countries should have a stronger voice in the decisions of international bodies such as the United Nations.

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#Malawi #InternationalRelations #VoicesAfrica

Gender gaps in education, employment persist in Mozambique, compounded by additional barriers for girls and women.

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#VoicesAfrica #Mozambique #GenderEquality #SDG5

Seychellois favour limits on foreign job seekers and refugees, but show openness to coexistence, latest Afrobarometer survey shows

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#VoicesAfrica #Seychelles #Immigration

Young Ugandans’ political and civic participation rates are lower than their elders’ – and dropping.

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#VoicesAfrica #Uganda #Youth

La proportion de jeunes Tunisiens ayant « beaucoup » réfléchi à l'émigration a fortement augmenté depuis 2018, passant de 38% à 51%.

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#VoicesAfrica #Tunisia #Youth

Does political socialisation shape generational differences in conventional and unconventional political participation? Evidence from Uganda and Tanzania.

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#Uganda #PoliticalParticipation #VoicesAfrica

Happening next week!

Our national partner in #Mozambique, CS Research, will be launching the latest Afrobarometer findings on gender equality.

Stay tuned for fresh insights on Mozambicans' experiences and evaluations of gender parity in their country.

#VoicesAfrica #GenderEquality #SGD5

Découvrez avec Afrobarometer, ce mardi 7 avril, les opinions des citoyens sur la santé publique et la couverture maladie universelle en Afrique francophone.

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Près du quart (23%) des Togolais déclarent que « souvent » ou « toujours » les femmes sont empêchées par leurs conjoints ou leurs familles d'occuper un emploi rémunéré.

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#VoicesAfrica #Genre #Togo

La grande majorité des Togolais informés du changement climatique estiment que les pays riches devraient prendre des mesures immédiates pour le limiter (83%), y compris aider le #Togo à couvrir les coûts d’adaptation (86%).

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More than eight in 10 Tunisians (82%) say African countries should have a greater say in international decision-making bodies like the United Nations.

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#VoicesAfrica #Tunisia #Trade

Plus de huit Tunisiens sur 10 (82%) estiment que les pays africains devraient avoir davantage leur mot à dire dans les instances décisionnelles internationales comme les Nations Unies.

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#VoicesAfrica #Tunisia #Trade

Public attitude data are key to building resilient, competitive businesses, Afrobarometer tells private-sector leaders.

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#VoicesAfrica

South Africans are split on whether their government of national unity is effective, but a majority see it as evidence of the country’s unity in diversity.

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#VoicesAfrica #SouthAfrica #GNU

Afrobarometer-AL for Governance Network partnership trains 45 emerging African public leaders in data literacy.

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#VoicesAfrica #CapacityBuilding #TeachingAfrobarometer

A travers l'Afrique, les pauvres éprouvent des difficultés nettement plus importantes pour accéder aux services publics essentiels.

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#VoicesAfrica #PublicServices #SocialServices

Across Africa, the poor find it significantly more difficult to access key public services.

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#VoicesAfrica #PublicServices

Basotho and Emaswati both live in monarchies. We asked them about their kings. Their divergent answers may surprise you.

For more, see our latest piece in @thecontinent.org

#VoicesAfrica #Lesotho #Eswatini

Mais da metade (55%) dos Guineenses afirmam que as mulheres “frequentemente” ou “sempre” sofrem assédio sexual em espaços públicos, como mercados, ruas e transportes públicos.

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#VoicesAfrica #GuineaBissau

#InfographicOfTheWeek: Water flows, but not equally. Across 38 African countries, rural residents are more likely than urban residents to report going without enough clean water over the past year.

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#VoicesAfrica

L’accès à l’eau figure parmi les principales priorités des citoyens africains, selon les plus récentes enquêtes Afrobarometer menées dans 38 pays africains.

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#VoicesAfrica #Eau #Sanitaire

Access to water ranks as one of the top policy priorities for African citizens, Afrobarometer surveys across 38 African countries reveal.

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#VoicesAfrica #Water #Sanitation

WP221: Coethnics covote in Africa Abstract Ethnicity is an important cleavage in Africa, yet its influence on voting is contested. Existing micro-level analyses often focus on electoral support for a subset of candidates or...

Ethnicity continues to be the dominant electoral cleavage across sub-Saharan Africa, but there’s a new way to study it.

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#VoicesAfrica

Afrobarometer CEO Joseph Asunka joined global leaders at the Global Philanthropy Forum Leaders Summit 2026 in San Francisco, sharing data-driven insights on democracy in Africa.

Devex shares key insights and reflections from the summit discussions.

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A majority (57%) of Africans say their household experienced a shortage of clean water during the previous year, including 25% who say this happened “many times” or “always.”

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#VoicesAfrica #Water #Sanitation

In observance of International Happiness Day we're exploring Africans' self-reported living conditions: how they're faring now, and how they're faring vs. a year ago. Sadly, it's a bleak story.

Read our latest in @thecontinent.org for the details.

#VoicesAfrica #InternationalHappinessDay

More than eight in 10 Comorians (82%) say the police and courts should do more to protect women and girls against discrimination and harassment.

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#Comores #GenderEquality #VoicesAfrica