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Pandemic pedagogy

Africa’s digital divide and the promise of e-learning

More in Policy Paper 66.
Age matters

How age-group differences affect social and political interactions in Africa

More in Working Paper 185.
Water, health care, and COVID-19

In Zimbabwe, weak water and health systems heighten vulnerabilities during coronavirus crisis

More in Dispatch 365 .
Democracy in Côte d’Ivoire

Still in search of a democratic strengthening

(Available only in French).

More in Policy Paper 64.
Double-edged sword?

Ghanaians see pros and cons of social media, want access but not fake news

More in Dispatch 366.
Without health care in Africa

Even before COVID-19, more than half of all Africans experienced lack of needed medical care.

More in Dispatch 352.
Crisis communication

Radio tops Zimbabweans’ sources of news and information – except for ‘other people’

More in Dispatch 367.
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PP65: Violent extremism in Africa: Popular assessments from the ‘Eastern Corridor’

Over the past two decades, the emergence and spread of local and transnational extremist organizations have become primar
More Batswana are turning to social media – for better and for worse

Social-media use in Botswana has doubled over the past five years despite considerable misgivings about some of its possi
Majority of Ghanaians see media as free of government interference (Correction)

A majority of Ghanaians say the country’s media is “somewhat free” or “completely free” of government censorship and inte
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