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Zimbabwe is going in the wrong direction; but whilst public approval of MPs and councillors’ performance tumbles, approval of President Mugabe’s leadership remains steady
Despite most Zimbabweans expressing discontent with the overall direction of the country, in terms of its deteriorating economic performance as well as rising corruption, the majority still approve of President Robert Mugabe’s leadership performance. His approval rating has only decreased slightly since it was last measured in 2012.. This persistent positive evaluation of the president stands in stark contrast to the growing opinion that Zimbabwe, as a country, is headed in the wrong direction. The change in attitudes are reflected in Afrobarometer’s most recent survey in Zimbabwe which was conducted in 2014.
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Les Ivoiriens sont toujours en attente de l’amélioration de leurs conditions de vie et d’emploi
Résultats de la 6ème série d’Afrobaromètre en Cote d'Ivoire (2014).
Les Ivoiriens sont extrêmement préoccupés par la question de l’emploi
La majorité des Ivoiriens sont non seulement sans emploi (72%) et mais aussi jugent insatisfaite la performance du gouvernement dans la création d’emploi (65%), selon la plus récente enquête Afrobaromètre en Côte d’Ivoire.
Les Ivoiriens apprécient les efforts du gouvernement et priorisent l’éducation et la santé pour des investissements additionnels
D’après la plus récente enquête d’Afrobaromètre en Côte d’Ivoire, les Ivoiriens estiment que l’éducation et la santé devraient être considérées respectivement comme la première et la seconde des priorités d’investissement du gouvernement. Leur appréciation est identique que ce soit selon le sexe ou selon le lieu de résidence.
Les conditions de vie des Ivoiriens demeurent préoccupantes et la marginalisation augmente en milieu rural
D’après la plus récente enquête d’Afrobaromètre en Côte d’Ivoire, près de la moitié des Ivoiriens décrivent leurs conditions de vie comme étant mauvaises.
Zambians’ trust in the judiciary falling, as well as legitimacy
Findings from Afrobarometer Round 6 survey in Zambia.
Zimbabweans feel corruption is on the increase but fear reporting over possible consequences
The latest Afrobarometer survey shows that a majority of adult Zimbabweans believe the level of corruption in the country has increased over the past year. Coupled with this is the public sentiment by a large majority that the Government is doing poorly in its fight against the corruption scourge. Further, for a variety of reasons including fear of adverse consequences, incidents of corruption are underreported.
China has most influence on Zimbabwe but its development model is not the best
Just over half of Zimbabweans think that China has the most influence on Zimbabwe compared to that of other countries and international organisations. Nearly half also feel that China’s economic and political influence on Zimbabwe is mostly positive. However, only a fifth regard its development model as the best”.
Zambians’ trust in the judiciary still high but begins to decline, legitimacy also suffers
The percentage of Zambian citizens who recognize the legitimacy of the courts of law has declined from 79% in 2012 to 68% in 2014. The most recent Afrobarometer survey found that the percentage of Zambians who do not trust the judiciary has also declined from 62% in 2012 to 59% in 2014.