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Popular trust in the president, National Assembly, and institutions of law and order has declined sharply in Namibia, according to the latest Afrobarometer survey.

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Although most Namibians support multiparty competition, fewer feel close to any political party, survey shows

9 Mar 2020Namibia

More than two-thirds of Namibians say the country needs many political parties to ensure that citizens have real choices in who governs them, according to the latest Afrobarometer survey, but the proportion of citizens who identify with a political party continues to drop.

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Slim majority of Namibians would support higher taxes in exchange for more government services, Afrobarometer survey shows

23 Jan 2020Namibia

More than half of Namibians would support paying higher taxes in exchange for more government services, according to the latest Afrobarometer survey.

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Majority of Namibians approve of parents using physical force to discipline their children

Majority of Namibians say gender-based violence is common, should be treated as a criminal matter

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Trust in political institutions is on the decline in Namibia, Afrobarometer survey shows

Although most Namibians support multiparty competition, fewer feel close to any political party, survey shows

Slim majority of Namibians would support higher taxes in exchange for more government services, Afrobarometer survey shows