Publications

AD255: Note to Madagascar’s election winner: Crime, infrastructure, and food insecurity most important issues for government to fix

Thomas Isbell14 Nov 2018Madagascar

Note to Madagascar’s election winner: Crime, infrastructure, and food insecurity most important issues for government to fix

Dispatch

AD254: Land redistribution: South Africans prioritize land taken in forced removals, support ‘willing seller’ approach

Sibusiso Nkomo13 Nov 2018South Africa

Land redistribution: South Africans prioritize land taken in forced removals, support ‘willing seller’ approach

Dispatch

AD253: Ugandans endorse rule of law, but distrust and perceived corruption mar views on courts

Thomas IsbellDominique Dryding12 Nov 2018Uganda

Ugandans endorse rule of law, but distrust and perceived corruption mar views on courts

Dispatch

AD252: Difficultés économiques et chômage incitent les jeunes et les éduqués à quitter le Togo

Afi Etonam AdétouEkoutiamé A. Ahlin9 Nov 2018Togo

Difficultés économiques et chômage incitent les jeunes et les éduqués à quitter le Togo

Dispatch

AD251: Les Burkinabè assez réticents sur l’abolition de la peine de mort

Augustin Loada8 Nov 2018Burkina Faso

Les Burkinabè assez réticents sur l’abolition de la peine de mort

Dispatch

AD250: Ghanaians rely on radio and TV, but support for media freedom drops sharply

Thomas IsbellJosephine Appiah-Nyamekye Sanny6 Nov 2018Ghana

Does Ghana want a free press? Popular support for media freedom drops sharply.

Dispatch

AD249: Gambians expect Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission to heal the nation but want human-rights violators prosecuted

Sait Matty Jaw31 Oct 2018Gambia

Gambians expect Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission to heal the nation but want human-rights violators prosecuted

Dispatch

AD248: Increasingly non-partisan, South Africans willing to trade elections for security, housing, jobs

Jamy Felton30 Oct 2018South Africa

Increasingly non-partisan, South Africans willing to trade elections for security, housing, jobs

Dispatch

AD247: Losing the war on graft? Tunisians dissatisfied with government’s anti-corruption performance

Youssef Meddeb29 Oct 2018Tunisia

Losing the war on graft? Tunisians dissatisfied with government’s anti-corruption performance

Dispatch

AD246: Les Camerounais, conscients de leur rôle dans la lutte contre la corruption, hésitent à s’y engager

Jean Cédric Oyono26 Oct 2018Cameroon

Les Camerounais, conscients de leur rôle dans la lutte contre la corruption, hésitent à s’y engager

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AD255: Note to Madagascar’s election winner: Crime, infrastructure, and food insecurity most important issues for government to fix

AD254: Land redistribution: South Africans prioritize land taken in forced removals, support ‘willing seller’ approach

AD253: Ugandans endorse rule of law, but distrust and perceived corruption mar views on courts

AD252: Difficultés économiques et chômage incitent les jeunes et les éduqués à quitter le Togo

AD251: Les Burkinabè assez réticents sur l’abolition de la peine de mort

AD250: Ghanaians rely on radio and TV, but support for media freedom drops sharply

AD249: Gambians expect Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission to heal the nation but want human-rights violators prosecuted

AD248: Increasingly non-partisan, South Africans willing to trade elections for security, housing, jobs

AD247: Losing the war on graft? Tunisians dissatisfied with government’s anti-corruption performance

AD246: Les Camerounais, conscients de leur rôle dans la lutte contre la corruption, hésitent à s’y engager