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 »

Morocco: Despite Medical Aid Coverage, Moroccans Voice Concerns About Affordability, Quality of Health Care

Almost three-fourths of citizens say they worry "somewhat" or "a lot" about being unable to obtain or afford medical care when they need it. 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 »

Malawi: Struggling to Obtain Quality Health Care, Malawians Look to Govt to Ensure Access

Majority of citizens say they worry "a lot" about being unable to obtain or afford medical care. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabweans Hold Mixed Views On Death Penalty, Fairness of Judicial System

Majority of citizens say people are "often" or "always" treated unequally under the law. Read more »

Zambia: Most Zambians Lack Medical Aid, Support Govt Provision of Universal Health Coverage

Two-thirds of citizens say they worry "somewhat" or "a lot" about being unable to obtain or afford medical care when they need it. Read more »

Africa: Conflict Exposure and Health-Care Perceptions - Micro-Level Evidence From Africa

Data suggest link to poor medical services, disrespect, and bribe paying. Read more »

Morocco: Moroccans Welcome Influence of EU, AU, China, and U.S., While Backing Open Trade and a Stronger African Voice

Key findings 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 »

Gabon: In Gabon, Police Are Widely Seen As Corrupt, Untrustworthy, and Given to Abuse

Only about one in 10 citizens say the government is doing a good job of reducing crime. Read more »

Zambia: Amid Worsening Droughts and Crop Failure, Zambians Call for Collective Climate Action

Nine out of 10 citizens who have heard of climate change say it is making their lives worse. Read more »

Africa: Africa's Digital Divide Is Closing, but Participation in the Digital(ised) Economy Remains Highly Uneven

Only about four in 10 citizens have the necessary access to devices, electricity, and the Internet. Read more »

Lesotho: Unemployment Tops Youth Concerns in Lesotho

Share of young Basotho who have thought "a lot" about emigrating has almost doubled since 2017, from 27% to 48% Read more »

Africa: Too Poor to Go Green?

How lived poverty blocks climate action in Africa Read more »

Eswatini: Eswatini Close to Gender Equality in Education and Employment, but Girls and Women Face Discrimination and Sexual Harassment

Most citizens say the police and courts need to do more against these threats. Read more »

Sierra Leone: Large Majorities of Sierra Leoneans Favour Cross-Party Collaboration Over Divisive Politics

Most citizens say governments should be required to promote regional and ethnic balance in making political appointments. Read more »

Benin: Beninese Approve of Government's Covid-19 Response Except for Provision of Assistance

Majority of citizens say the government should invest more in preparations for future health emergencies. Read more »