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Seven in 10 Nigerians say that pupils who get pregnant or have children should be allowed to continue their schooling (70%) and that schools should teach sexuality education (70%). Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/3NrDaD6 #VoicesAfrica #SRHR #Nigeria

More than eight in 10 Comorians (82%) say the police and courts should do more to protect women and girls against discrimination and harassment. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/4dpUEKH #Comores #GenderEquality #VoicesAfrica

Happening in 30 minutes! Our #VoicesAfrica gender equality webinar is starting soon. Together with partners from  the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH (@giz_gmbh) and the World Bank Economists for Transformation Network, we will discuss women’s rights, gender equality, and the path to policy reform. Register now: bit.ly/4784exT #Gender

More than half (54%) of Batswana say they are dissatisfied with the way their democracy is working. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/3I7hQQe #VoicesAfrica #Botswana #Democracy

More than one in four young Moroccans (28%) say they have thought “a lot” about emigrating, up from 20% in 2017. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/3TA27f1 #Youth #Morocco #VoicesAfrica

Support the Afrobarometer mission to amplify the voices of citizens across Africa. Every donation helps us empower communities and drive positive change through data and research. Click here to donate: bit.ly/47oX9qO #VoicesAfrica #SupportOurWork

#Botswana: democracy in decline? @BWGovernment @BWPresidency @duma_boko @gazettebw

Namibia celebrates 36 years of independence today! As the country's leadership focuses its efforts on inclusive development, Namibians highlight where greater intervention is needed: Nearly three-fourths (73%) of citizens say the police and the courts in the country need to do more to protect women and girls from discrimination and harassment in schools, workplaces, and public spaces. Head over to our website to read more: tinyurl.com/5n8ve4c4 #VoicesAfrica #Namibia #IndependenceDay #SDG5

In observance of International Happiness Day we're exploring Africans' self-reported living conditions: how they're faring now, and how they're faring vs. a year ago. Sadly, it's a bleak story. Read our latest in @thecontinent_ for the details. #VoicesAfrica #InternationalHappinessDay

Support the Afrobarometer mission to amplify the voices of citizens across Africa. Every donation helps us empower communities and drive positive change through data and research. Click here to donate: bit.ly/47oX9qO #VoicesAfrica #SupportOurWork

Afrobarometer CEO @joeasunka joined global leaders at the Global Philanthropy Forum Leaders Summit 2026 in San Francisco, sharing data-driven insights on democracy in Africa. He highlighted a critical trend: While most Africans still support democracy, many are losing patience when governments fail to deliver — with growing openness to military intervention if elected leaders fall short. @catherinecheney of @Devex shares key insights and reflections from the summit discussions. Read more here: tinyurl.com/3x2fwkux #VoicesAfrica #GlobalPhilanthropyLeadersSummit

#WorldWaterDay2026: Across 38 African countries, the call for government to urgently address the issue of water supply is more pronounced in rural areas (29%) than in cities (16%). Find out more in our latest Pan-Africa Profile on water/sanitation:  bit.ly/4t3Let6 #VoicesAfrica #WorldWaterDay #InfographicOfTheWeek

Access to water ranks as one of the top policy priorities for African citizens, Afrobarometer surveys across 38 African countries reveal. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/3NzUxSv #VoicesAfrica #Water #Sanitation

A majority (57%) of Africans say their household experienced a shortage of clean water during the previous year, including 25% who say this happened “many times” or “always.” Find out more in our latest Pan-Africa Profile: bit.ly/4t3Let6 #VoicesAfrica #Water #Sanitation

Thank you to our speakers, partners, and everyone who joined the #VoicesAfrica webinar on women’s rights and gender equality. The conversation was clear: Support for gender equality is growing across Africa, but many citizens say women still face real, everyday barriers. Missed it? Watch the full recap: bit.ly/3PcYop2 Stay tuned for our upcoming reports on gender equality and women’s rights. #VoicesAfrica #GenderEquality

Across Africa, governments have committed to gender equality. But how do citizens experience women’s rights in practice? Join our #VoicesAfrica webinar, organised in partnership with the World Bank Economists for Transformation Network and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH (@giz_gmbh), to explore new Afrobarometer findings from 38 African countries on citizens’ views and lived realities about gender equality. 📅 18 March 2026 ⏰ 13:00–14:30 GMT 📍 Zoom Register here: bit.ly/4784exT #VoicesAfrica #GenderEquality

Support the Afrobarometer mission to amplify the voices of citizens across Africa. Every donation helps us empower communities and drive positive change through data and research. Click here to donate: bit.ly/47oX9qO #VoicesAfrica #SupportOurWork

Afrobarometer invites qualified organisations to bid to serve as its National Partner in Eswatini, leading a nationally representative survey of the adult population. The selected partner will work closely with Afrobarometer’s Core Partner in Southern Africa, the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation, and follow established network protocols and survey standards. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/3PaAz0Q Deadline: 16 March 2026 #VoicesAfrica #JoinOurTeam

#InfographicOfTheWeek: Across Africa, women control fewer key assets than men. On average across 38 countries, women report lower ownership of mobile money accounts, bank accounts, vehicles, and computers, highlighting persistent gender gaps in access to resources. Join our upcoming #VoicesAfrica gender webinar to explore our latest findings on women’s economic participation and the barriers they face across the continent. Register here: bit.ly/4784exT #GenderEquality

(8/8) Our moderator, Rutendo Nyaku (@nyakudy_rutendo), is a researcher and strategist dedicated to championing African youth engagement and democratic resilience. She gained international recognition as the first student from a South African university to be named a global finalist for the McCall MacBain Scholarship, Canada’s premier leadership-based graduate award. Register here to attend: bit.ly/4784exT #VoicesAfrica #GenderEquality