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Toward COP26: In Tanzania, farmers lead concerns about climate change, Afrobarometer survey shows on

22 Oct 2021Tanzania

Dispatch

AD478: Economic insecurity persists for South Africans

Jaynisha Patel22 Sep 2021South Africa

Economic insecurity persists for South Africans

News release

In Zimbabwe, citizens call for free cross-border movement and open trade

Dispatch

AD471: Majority of Gambians say their country is heading in the wrong direction

Sait Matty JawDemba Kandeh11 Aug 2021Gambia

Majority of Gambians say their country is heading in the wrong direction

Dispatch

AD466: Zimbabweans endorse legitimacy of taxation but have difficulty finding out how government uses tax revenues

Stephen Ndoma23 Jul 2021Zimbabwe

Zimbabweans endorse legitimacy of taxation but have difficulty finding out how government uses tax revenues

News release

Half of Kenyans prefer paying lower taxes even if it means there will be fewer government services, survey shows

9 Jul 2021Kenya

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The future Africans want

Joseph AsunkaE. Gyimah-Boadi7 Jul 2021

Policy Brief no. 14 in the EUISS Imagine Africa series published by the EU Institute for Security Studies

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Half of Africans went without enough food during the past year, Afrobarometer survey shows

2 Jul 2021

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Toward COP26: In Tanzania, farmers lead concerns about climate change, Afrobarometer survey shows on

AD478: Economic insecurity persists for South Africans

La pauvreté vécue augmente au Cameroun, selon l’enquête Afrobarometer

Les changements climatiques empirent la vie au Cameroun, selon les citoyens

AD472: In Zimbabwe, citizens call for free cross-border movement and open trade

AD471: Majority of Gambians say their country is heading in the wrong direction

AD466: Zimbabweans endorse legitimacy of taxation but have difficulty finding out how government uses tax revenues

Half of Kenyans prefer paying lower taxes even if it means there will be fewer government services, survey shows

The future Africans want

Half of Africans went without enough food during the past year, Afrobarometer survey shows