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AD971 : Les jeunes du Bénin progressent en éducation mais font face à des défis économiques persistants

Obaloluwa Ayooluwa Aka11 Apr 2025Benin

Moins de la moitié des jeunes citoyens s’attendent à ce que les choses s’améliorent dans un avenir proche.

Zambian youths are more educated than their elders, but majority are unemployed, latest Afrobarometer survey shows

10 Apr 2025Zambia

News release

Majority of Kenyans lack medical aid coverage, cite its high cost

9 Apr 2025Kenya

News release

World Health Day: Africans overwhelmingly lack medical aid, support government provision of universal health coverage

News release

Journée Mondiale de la Santé : Les Africains manquent d’aide médicale et soutiennent la mise en place d’une couverture sanitaire universelle

Communiqué de presse

World Health Day: Most Ghanaians worry about access to affordable medical care, new Afrobarometer study shows

7 Apr 2025Ghana

News release

Les Maliens sont favorables au maintien de la scolarité des filles mères ou enceintes et à l’enseignement de l’éducation sexuelle dans les écoles

Communiqué de presse

AD970: South Africans give mixed reviews on government’s performance on education

Asafika MpakoStephen Ndoma4 Apr 2025South Africa

Attainment still reflects large gaps by economic status and race.

AD969: Ugandans say government managed pandemic well, but not its effects on education

Janet Aciro2 Apr 2025Uganda

Majority of citizens are critical of government efforts to limit disruption and provide home-learning resources.

AD967: Ugandans see health as a key priority for government action, endorse universal access

John Ssebunya31 Mar 2025Uganda

Many say obtaining medical care is difficult, often requires a bribe.