Mali: For Mali's Courts, Barriers to Justice Persist Despite Gains in Popular Trust

Majority of citizens doubt that ordinary people can obtain justice in the legal system. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Amid Worsening Drought and Crop Failure, Zimbabweans Support Government Investment in Climate-Resilient Infrastructure, Green Energy

Most citizens say rich countries should help Zimbabwe respond to climate crisis. Read more »

Seychelles: Increasing Cost of Living Tops Youth Concerns in Seychelles

More than one in five young citizens have considered emigrating, mostly in hopes of finding better job opportunities. Read more »

Namibia: Namibians See Abortion As Justified in Some Contexts

Eight in 10 citizens say that women should make their own decisions about the number and timing of children they want. Read more »

Malawi: Malawians Say Droughts, Floods, Soil Erosion Have Worsened, Call for Swift Government Action

Many report adjusting crops, water use, and livestock practices in response to changing weather patterns. Read more »

Kenya: Kenyans See Health As a Key Priority for Government Action, Endorse Universal Access

Most citizens say they worry about being unable to obtain or afford medical care. Read more »

Mauritius: Mauritians Divided On Cross-Border Mobility for Southern Africans, Want Fewer Immigrants

More than half of adults say they have considered emigrating. Read more »

Zambia: Zambians Hold Positive Views On Access to Justice, Though Few Are Aware of Legal-Aid Services

Majority express confidence that ordinary people can obtain justice in the courts. Read more »

Africa: Half of Africans Give Their Governments Failing Marks On Education

Attainment advances among younger generations but reflects persistent disadvantages for women, the poor, and rural residents. Read more »

Kenya: Many Kenyans Struggle to Access Vital Public Services, Express Dissatisfaction With Delivery

Majorities say key services are difficult to obtain. Read more »

Southern Africa: Emaswati Say Climate Change Is Making Life Worse, Call On Rich Countries to Act

Majorities say crop failure and soil erosion have become more severe in their area over the past decade. Read more »

Morocco: Moroccans Call for Urgent Action On Climate Impacts, Especially From Wealthy Countries

Most citizens report worsening drought and crop failure in their region. Read more »

Africa: Emaswati Welcome Foreign Powers, Favour Free Trade

Most say African countries should have a greater say in international decision-making bodies such as the United Nations. Read more »

South Africa: South Africans Oppose Immigration, Express Mixed Attitudes Toward Foreigners

Large majorities would reduce or eliminate entry by foreign workers and refugees. Read more »

Gambia: Gambians Endorse Universal Health Coverage As Medical Care Remains Elusive for Many

Overwhelming majority of citizens say they worry about being unable to obtain or afford medical care when they need it. Read more »

Kenya: Kenyans Support Women's Autonomy in Marriage and Reproduction Decisions, but Divided On Abortion

Majorities say schools should teach sex education and schoolgirls who get pregnant should be allowed to continue their education. Read more »

Seychelles: Seychellois Enjoy Gender Parity in Education and Employment but Call for Greater Protection Against Discrimination and Harassment

Most citizens say women should have the same chance as men of being elected to public office. Read more »

South Africa: South Africans Embrace Ethnic Identity, Distrust Other Ethnic Groups

More than four in 10 citizens say the government discriminates against their ethnic group. Read more »

Nigeria: Nigerians Favour Open Trade, Call for Greater African Voice in International Decision-Making Bodies

Majorities welcome the economic and political influence of China, the United States, ECOWAS, and the AU. Read more »

Kenya: Ad1101 - Kenyans Strongly Support Media's Oversight Role, Say It Should Operate Free of Censorship

Perceptions of press freedom have declined since 2019. Read more »

Benin: Short On Jobs, Benin's Youth Range Between Economic Gloom and Cautious Optimism

More than half of young adults have considered emigrating, mostly to escape economic hardship or to find work. Read more »

Uganda: Ugandans Value Democracy Despite Slight Weakening in Demand

Majorities reject dictatorship, military rule, and one-party rule, though opposition has decreased since 2022. Read more »

South Africa: South Africans Lament Govt Performance On Improving Basic Health Care

Most citizens say they worry about obtaining or affording medical care when they need it. Read more »

Ghana: Ghanaians Lack Trust in Courts, Consider Other Dispute-Resolution Avenues

Fewer than half of citizens think ordinary people can obtain justice in court. Read more »

Africa: Who Owns a Bank Account in Africa?

Predictors of financial access and implications for domestic capital mobilisation Read more »