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PP108: Open in principle, closed at the paycheque
Namibian attitudes toward migrant workers on the eve of a resource boom.
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.
Namibia: Scorecard on international relations
Scorecard on international relations
AD1200: Education rises on Namibians’ agenda as marks on government’s performance grow poorer
Public dissatisfaction has tripled over the past decade.
AD1187: Amid gloomy economic outlook, Namibian youth identify unemployment as the country’s most urgent problem
Almost half of young citizens say they’ve considered emigrating.
AD1121: Namibians see abortion as justified in some contexts, less sure about sex work, suicide, and euthanasia
Eight in 10 citizens say that women should make their own decisions about the number and timing of children they want.
AD1045: In mostly Christian Namibia, same-sex rights face barriers, but not necessarily from religion
Majority of citizens express tolerance but oppose equal rights.
Namibia: Citizen engagement scorecard
Citizen engagement scorecard
Nambia: Citizen engagement scorecard
Citizen engagement scorecard
AD902: Namibians head for elections with confidence in the freedom of their press
Most citizens want media to play a watchdog role over government.
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