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AD542: Tanzanians endorse taxation but see tax evasion as widespread
Tanzanians endorse taxation but see tax evasion as widespread
AD541: Nigerian women face persistent disadvantages, limited support for gender equality
Nigerian women face persistent disadvantages, limited support for gender equality
AD540: Egalité des genres au Bénin : Des écarts subsistent malgré les principes acquis
Egalité des genres au Bénin : Des écarts subsistent malgré les principes acquis
AD539: Global or national crisis? Ugandans’ economic outlook continues to worsen
Global or national crisis? Ugandans’ economic outlook continues to worsen
AD538: Les Togolais croient au leadership féminin, mais les discriminations et les violences sexistes persistent
Les Togolais croient au leadership féminin, mais les discriminations et les violences sexistes persistent
AD537: Zimbabweans look to government for action on climate change
Zimbabweans look to government for action on climate change
AD536: For religious leaders in Africa, popular trust may present opportunity, challenge in times of crisis
Are people who trust religious leaders more likely to resist COVID-19 vaccination? Afrobarometer findings say no.
AD536: Confiance envers les leaders religieux en Afrique : Opportunité et défi en temps de crise
Confiance envers les leaders religieux en Afrique : Opportunité et défi en temps de crise
AD535: Basotho approach election with grim outlook on economy and democracy
Only one-quarter (26%) of Basotho say they are “fairly satisfied” or “very satisfied” with their democracy.
AD534: Nigerians condemn physical discipline but see gender-based violence as a private matter
Nigerians condemn physical discipline but see gender-based violence as a private matter
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