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PP106: Democracy: Faltering demand in Africa?
Fewer than half of citizens consider their country a democracy and are satisfied with the way democracy is working.
PP106: Démocratie : Une demande en berne en Afrique ?
Moins de la moitié des citoyens considèrent leur pays comme une démocratie et se disent satisfaits de son fonctionnement.
AD1229: Few Malians support women’s autonomy in decisions about marriage and childbearing
Majorities endorse teaching sexuality education and keeping pregnant girls in school.
AD1229: Peu de Maliens soutiennent l’autonomie des filles et des femmes dans les decisions de mariage et de procreation
Les citoyens approuvent majoritairement l'enseignement de l'éducation à la sexualité et le maintien des filles enceintes à l'école.
AD1228: Nigerians worry about access to medical care amid widespread lack of health insurance
Majority of citizens say the government should ensure universal access to health care, even if it means higher taxes.
AD1227: La cohésion sociale en Afrique : Liens, appartenance et bien commun
La plupart des Africains font preuve de tolérance à l'égard des différences ethniques, religieuses et nationales, mais souhaitent limiter l'immigratio
AD1227: Social cohesion in Africa: Bonds, belonging, and the common good
Most citizens express tolerance for ethnic, religious, and national differences but want to limit immigration.
AD1226: Most Ugandan homes lack water and toilets
Half of citizens report going without enough clean water during the previous year.
AD1225: Natural-resource extraction in Mozambique: Citizens are deeply dissatisfied with community participation
Most say little information is available about how proceeds are used.
AD1224: Malians say climate change is making life worse, call for collective action
Majority support investment in infrastructure and renewable energy.
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