Uganda: Ugandans Fear Electoral Violence, Say Election Officials and Security Agents Should Be Liable for Offences On Their Watch

Majorities express trust in the police and military, but some point to abuses. Read more »

Sudan: Even Before Wartime Restrictions, Sudan Media Faced Weak Public Backing for Press Freedom

But a majority of citizens endorsed the media's watchdog role over government. Read more »

Tanzania: Despite Strong Public Support for Gender Equality, Tanzanian Women Still Face Barriers

Most citizens say police and courts should do more to protect women and girls against discrimination and harassment. Read more »

Seychelles: Seychellois Losing Confidence in Anti-Drug Efforts, See Government Action As a Top Priority

Majority see national methadone treatment programme as ineffective. Read more »

Uganda: Ugandans Endorse Electoral Reforms to Enhance Transparency and Accountability

Fewer than half of citizens express trust in the Electoral Commission. Read more »

Uganda: Ugandans Support Free Media That Holds Government Accountable

Majority say citizens should have access to information held by public authorities. Read more »

Sudan: Sudan's Frayed Lifelines: Even Pre-War, Basic Services Fell Far Short of Adequate

Two-thirds of citizens went without enough clean water during the previous year. Read more »

Kenya: In Kenya, Public Trust in Institutions and Leaders Is On a Downward Slide

President, Parliament, electoral commission, and ruling party see declines in public confidence over the past decade. Read more »

Uganda: Facing Heat and Drought, Ugandans Seek Ways to Avoid Detrimental Effects of Climate Change

Majorities say they have adjusted the crops they plant and the food they eat. Read more »

Tanzania: Climate-Change Awareness in Tanzania Remains Low, but Those in the Know Request Strong Action

Eight in 10 citizens aware of climate change say it is making life worse. Read more »

Uganda: Ugandans Support Parliamentary Oversight of Executive, but Say MPs Don't Listen to Voters

Majority of citizens endorse reforms, including downsizing Parliament. Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzanians Endorse Regional Collaboration but Call for Stronger Global Influence

Majority of citizens say the government should facilitate international trade to create economic opportunity. Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzanians Approve of Govt's Handling of Corruption, but Fear Speaking Out

Three of four citizens say whistleblowers risk retaliation. Read more »

Ethiopia: Who Benefits From Bank Proximity?

Insights on financial inclusion from Afrobarometer surveys in Ethiopia Read more »

Uganda: Ahead of 2026 Election, Ugandans Affirm Support for Multiparty Democracy

But public trust in the Electoral Commission remains weak. Read more »

Kenya: Kenyan Women Still Face Barriers to Education and Work, Despite Support for Equal Rights

Four out of five citizens say the police and courts should do more to protect women and girls from discrimination and harassment. Read more »

Uganda: Party Like It's 1986? Ugandans Want Multiparty Politics, but Maintain Support for the NRM

Majority of citizens say the opposition presents a viable alternative vision, but trust and electoral support remain weak. Read more »

Tanzania: Unlocking Tanzania's Potential - Youth Look to Jobs, Entrepreneurial Opportunities

Three-fourths of young citizens say the country is headed in "the right direction." Read more »