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AD967: Ugandans see health as a key priority for government action, endorse universal access
Many say obtaining medical care is difficult, often requires a bribe.
AD966: Ugandans say they enjoy civic and political freedoms; how many exercise them?
Opposition party supporters and Kampala residents are less likely to say they feel free to speak, associate, and vote.
AD965: Most Ugandans lack medical aid coverage and worry about being unable to afford care
Little-known National Health Insurance Scheme has strong public support among those who have heard of it.
AD964: Ugandan women continue to face barriers in public and private spheres
Ugandan women continue to face barriers in public and private spheres
AD963: Ethiopians applaud COVID-19 response but call for more investment in preparing for future health emergencies
Majorities say using police or military to enforce health mandates, postponing elections, and censoring media are justified steps during a pandemic.
AD962: Ugandans optimistic about country’s direction but unhappy with economic management
Seven in 10 citizens experienced moderate or high levels of lived poverty during the previous year.
AD961: A deaf democracy? Ugandans see elected officials as unresponsive, but still prefer democracy
Performance ratings for MPs and local government councillors have trended downward over the past decade.
Malawi Round 10 summary of results
Summary of results for the Afrobarometer Round 10 survey in Malawi, 2024.
AD960: Most Sudanese are dissatisfied with government efforts to support vulnerable children
More than four in 10 say child abuse and neglect are common in their community.
AD959: Majority of Ghanaians consider emigration; young and educated most likely to look abroad
But most say the government should reduce the number of immigrants it allows to enter the country.