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Eswatini: Scorecard on international relations
Scorecard on international relations
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.
AD1110: Emaswati welcome foreign powers, favour free trade
Most say African countries should have a greater say in international decision-making bodies such as the United Nations.
Eswatini Round 10 summary of results
Summary of results for the Afrobarometer Round 10 survey in Eswatini 2025
AD1084: Young, urban, educated, working Emaswati eyeing jobs abroad, mostly in South Africa
Citizens support free cross-border movement but want fewer immigrants.
AD1069: Emaswati criticise government’s performance on health, say public health facilities lack medicines
More than eight in 10 citizens say they worry ‘a lot’ about obtaining or affording medical care.
AD1064: Eswatini youth intent on employment, cast eyes abroad for better prospects
Half of young citizens say they have considered emigration.
AD1030: Eswatini close to gender equality in education and employment, but girls and women face discrimination and sexual harassment
Most citizens say the police and courts need to do more against these threats.
AD1014: Emaswati claim their right to protest, say police are not justified in use of force
Emaswati claim their right to protest, say police are not justified in use of force.
Eswatini : Citizen engagement scorecard
Citizen engagement scorecard
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