Namibia has completed surveys with Afrobarometer in 1999, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2019 and 2021. Surveys are conducted in English, Afrikaans and Oshiwambo. The national partner is Survey Warehouse.
Key stats
Data from the Round 9 survey in Namibia.
49
%
of Namibians say that school-age children in their community are often not in school.
65
%
of citizens believe that “some” or “a lot” of the resources intended for the response to COVID-19 were lost to corruption.
73
%
of Namibians see domestic violence as a criminal matter that requires the involvement of law enforcement agencies.
Publications
Dispatch
AD636: Namibians lack confidence in economy, express rising dissatisfaction with government
Dispatch
AD635: Namibians see police falling short of professional conduct and respect for citizens’ rights
Dispatch
AD612: Ensuring children’s welfare remains a challenge in Namibia, especially for the poor
News releases
News release
More than half of Namibians experienced moderate or high lived poverty in past year, Afrobarometer survey shows
News release
Majority of Namibians say the country is a safe place to live, but levels of fear are on the rise, Afrobarometer study shows
News release
Majority of Namibians approve of parents using physical force to discipline their children
