@afrobarometer.bsky.socialIn the next 30 minutes, our CEO, Joseph Asunka, will join the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) in Oslo, Norway, to share Afrobarometer findings on the views and aspirations of African youth.
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@afrobarometer.bsky.socialAn overwhelming majority (88%) of Namibians say they worry at least “a little” about being unable to obtain or afford medical care when they need it, including 55% who say they worry “a lot.”
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@afrobarometer.bsky.socialDoes contact with traditional leaders build trust in formal political institutions? Evidence from Ghana says no.
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@afrobarometer.bsky.socialAlmost three-fourths (73%) of South Africans are dissatisfied with the government’s provision of water and sanitation services, up by 25 percentage points over the past decade.
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@afrobarometer.bsky.socialNana Kyere Agyemang, deputy director of Diaspora Affairs, Office of the President, describes Afrobarometer’s latest flagship report as insightful, offering new perspectives on migration to help recalibrate programmes for better engagement.
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@afrobarometer.bsky.socialAhead of African Union Day (9 September), we consider: How do Africans view the continental body? Majorities say the AU has a positive influence on their country (55%) and recognises their country's interests (56%).
Our latest piece in @thecontinent.org has more details.