South Africa: South African Youth See Government As Failing On Job Creation, Look to Public Sector for Work

More than eight in 10 young adults say their country is headed in "the wrong direction." Read more »

Eswatini: Emaswati Criticise Government's Performance On Health, Say Public Health Facilities Lack Medicines

More than eight in 10 citizens say they worry 'a lot' about obtaining or affording medical care. Read more »

Morocco: Moroccan Women Still Face Harassment, Barriers to Equality in Employment and Politics

Three-fourths of citizens say police and courts should do more to protect women and girls against discrimination and harassment. 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 »

Eswatini: Eswatini Youth Intent On Employment, Cast Eyes Abroad for Better Prospects

Half of young citizens say they have considered emigration. Read more »

Mali: Malians Call for Universal Health Care, See Health As Top Priority for Government Action

Only one in seven adults say they have medical aid coverage. Read more »

Morocco: Open to Mobility, Within Limits - Moroccans Navigate Ins and Outs of Migration

Majority of citizens support free movement of North Africans across international borders for work or trade. 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 »

Mali: Insecurity and Institutional Trust in the Context of a Coup d'État

The case of Mali 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 »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabweans Support Media's Watchdog Role, Split On Whether There Is Press Freedom

Radio and social media are the most popular sources of news in the country. Read more »

South Africa: Breaking New Ground: Afrobarometer's 2024 Election Panel Survey in South Africa

Key findings Read more »

Africa: The Hidden Dimensions of Poverty in Africa: Water (In)security and the Lived Poverty Index

Key findings Read more »

Africa: Increases in Afrobarometer Interview Duration: Trends and Causes

Key findings Read more »

Africa: Are We There Yet? Interview Duration and Respondent Attitudes

Key findings 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 »

Africa: The Impact of Terrorism On Democratic Support in Africa

Undermining effect of chronic violence is especially strong in countries with robust liberal institutions and lower development. 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 »

Zambia: Zambians Support Open Trade, Greater African Voice in International Affairs

Perceptions of China's influence as substantial and positive have declined significantly over the past decade. 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 »

Botswana: Basotho Support Media's Watchdog Role, but Many Doubt That Their Media Is Free

More than three in four 10 citizens support press freedom from government interference. Read more »

Mozambique: Mozambicans Welcome Diversity but Say Govt Discriminates Based On Ethnicity

Most citizens express tolerant attitudes toward people of different religions, ethnicities, political affiliations, and nationalities. Read more »

Namibia: In Mostly Christian Namibia, Same-Sex Rights Face Barriers, but Not Necessarily From Religion

Majority of citizens express tolerance but oppose equal rights. 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 »