Derick Msafiri

AD810: Tanzanian youth cite health, water, economy as priority problems government should address

AD793: Le fossé électrique : Des progrès légers et inégaux ne touchent pas encore de nombreux Africains

AD793: Energy gaps: Slight, uneven progress still leaves many Africans without electricity

AD716: Tanzanians praise government efforts on child welfare, oppose corporal punishment

AD707: Tanzanians applaud government efforts to promote gender equality but want more

AD698: Tanzanians say climate change is making life worse, demand collective action to fight it

AD686: Tanzanians oppose physical force against women, see domestic violence as a criminal matter

AD676: Tanzanians want greater government action on environmental problems, even if it’s expensive

AD634: Tanzanians express trust in police, but cite shortcomings in professional conduct

AD542: Tanzanians endorse taxation but see tax evasion as widespread

AD402: Africans increasingly dissatisfied with government efforts on their top priority: jobs

AD329: Tanzania Revenue Authority earns good marks but still earning citizens’ trust

AD311: Ugandans commend their government’s performance in bridging the gender gap

AD307: Young and educated Ugandans are most likely to consider emigration

AD303: Most Ugandans see worsening drought, say climate change is making life worse

AD284: Finding work, escaping poverty drive potential emigrants in Tanzania

AD271: Public service delivery in Tanzania: Fewer problems and bribes, improved satisfaction