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PP108: Open in principle, closed at the paycheque
Namibian attitudes toward migrant workers on the eve of a resource boom.
AD1241: La majorité des Congolais ont envisagé d’émigrer, mais ne souhaitent pas que leur pays accueille davantage d’étrangers
La majorité des citoyens veulent que le gouvernement facilite les échanges commerciaux avec d'autres pays afin de créer des opportunités économiques.
AD1240: Les Mauritaniens perçoivent une corruption persistante et restent insatisfaits de sa lutte
Nombreux citoyens déclarent avoir versé des pots-de-vin pour obtenir certains services publics.
AD1239: In São Tomé and Príncipe, disparities reflect challenges in women’s empowerment
Gender gaps persist in education, employment, and ownership of key assets.
AD1238: Amid growing dissatisfaction with government efforts on health, Namibians want universal access to care
Most citizens say they worry about being unable to obtain or afford medical care when they need it.
AD1237: Zambians support Parliament’s role but express little confidence in MPs
Few citizens think representatives listen to what ordinary people have to say.
WP231: Formal political reach and the social patterning of institutional trust in Ghana, 2014-2024
Does contact with traditional leaders build trust in political institutions? Evidence from Ghana says no.
AD1236: Access to water and sanitation in South Africa: A tale of insufficiency and inequality
Share of households experiencing water shortages has doubled over the past decade.
PP107: Paying for health care for all: Fiscal consent across Africa
Public support for higher taxes depends on whether the state can deliver.
AD1235: Les Comoriens sont favorables à l’autonomie des femmes et à l’éducation sexuelle
Les avis sont partagés quant à l'accès aux contraceptifs indépendamment de la situation matrimoniale et de l'âge.
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