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AD1120: Kenyans see health as a key priority for government action, endorse universal access
Most citizens say they worry about being unable to obtain or afford medical care.
AD1119: Malawians say droughts, floods, soil erosion have worsened, call for swift government action
Many report adjusting crops, water use, and livestock practices in response to changing weather patterns.
AD1118: Zambians hold positive views on access to justice, though few are aware of legal-aid services
Majority express confidence that ordinary people can obtain justice in the courts.
AD1117: Mauritians divided on cross-border mobility for Southern Africans, want fewer immigrants
More than half of adults say they have considered emigrating.
AD1116: La moitié des Africains attribuent à leurs gouvernements de mauvaises notes en matière d’éducation
Les réalisations progressent parmi les jeunes générations, mais elles reflètent des désavantages persistants pour les femmes, les pauvres et les habit
AD1116: Half of Africans give their governments failing marks on education
Attainment advances among younger generations but reflects persistent disadvantages for women, the poor, and rural residents.
AD1115: Many Kenyans struggle to access vital public services, express dissatisfaction with delivery
Majorities say key services are difficult to obtain.
AD1114: Emaswati say climate change is making life worse, call on rich countries to act
Majorities say crop failure and soil erosion have become more severe in their area over the past decade.
AD1113: Les Camerounais soutiennent l’égalité des droits, mais les femmes restent en retrait dans l’emploi, l’éducation et le contrôle des revenus
La majorité des citoyens estiment que les élèves et étudiantes sont souvent victimes de discrimination ou de harcèlement.
AD1112: Les jeunes congolais se montrent moins engagés dans la participation citoyenne et peu satisfaits de la démocratie
Seuls environ deux jeunes sur 10 approuvent les performances de leurs élus locaux et nationaux.
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