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Tanzanians see progress on health services, their top priority for government action, Afrobarometer survey shows

30 Mar 2022Tanzania

News release

AD511: Declining performance: Africans demand more government attention to educational needs

Kelechi Amakoh15 Mar 2022

Across Africa, women, rural residents, and the poor face persistent disadvantages when it comes to educational attainment.

AD511: Performances à la baisse: Les Africains s’attendent à plus en matière d’éducation

Kelechi Amakoh15 Mar 2022

Même avant la pandémie, la satisfaction des Africains sur la performance gouvernementale en éducation baissait.

Une bonne partie des Gabonais n’ont pas confiance aux vaccins contre la COVID-19, selon l’enquête Afrobarometer

11 Mar 2022Gabon

Communiqué de presse

Majority of Kenyans say competency-based curriculum will improve quality of education, Afrobarometer survey shows

9 Mar 2022Kenya

News release

Namibians offer mixed appraisal of COVID-19 response, are skeptical of vaccines and critical of corruption

11 Feb 2022Namibia

Namibians reject mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations, Afrobarometer study shows

7 Feb 2022Namibia

News release

AD506: Sudanese approve of COVID-19 lockdown but critical of government’s pandemic performance

Simon KodiagaElmogiera Elawad7 Feb 2022Sudan

Almost nine in 10 Sudanese (86%) said they believe that prayer is more effective than a vaccine in preventing COVID-19 infection.

Is Africa losing ground in the battle for water and sanitation?

Daniel Armah-Attoh4 Feb 2022

Analysis

Vaccine hesitancy high as most Namibians still unprotected against COVID-19, Afrobarometer study shows

3 Feb 2022Namibia

News release