Afrobarometer

What does participation really look like in Africa today? The #VoicesAfrica Podcast by Afrobarometer unpacks the many ways Africans are shaping democracy beyond voting. Follow along as the series launches on Friday. #VoicesAfricaPodcast

(6/6) Head over to our website to read more about media freedom in our latest Pan-Africa Profile: bit.ly/4mQNqCa #VoicesAfrica #PressFreedom #Media

(5/6) Support for press freedom has increased slightly in recent years, with especially large gains in Mauritius, Botswana, and Kenya. But some countries saw declines, including Gabon and Senegal, and Mali experienced a particularly sharp drop. #VoicesAfrica #PressFreedom #Media

(1/6) Last week, we joined @UNESCO_Dakar’s Regional Forum commemorating World Press Freedom Day to share Afrobarometer’s latest findings on media freedom across Africa. Here are some key highlights: #VoicesAfrica #PressFreedom #Media

Across 28 countries surveyed consistently since 2014/2015, the perception of free and fair elections has declined by 7 percentage points. Explore our Pan-Africa Profile on elections for more insights: rb.gy/jhnfoc #VoicesAfrica #Elections

Zimbabweans support women’s autonomy in marital and reproduction choices, but hold mixed views on contraceptives and abortion. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/4dkM4eO #VoicesAfrica #Zimbabwe #SRHR

More than three-fourths (77%) of Africans say that elected officials should follow voters’ demands, rather than their own ideas. More in our Pan-Africa Profile: rb.gy/jhnfoc #VoicesAfrica #Elections

Seychellois support continued schooling for pregnant girls, latest Afrobarometer survey shows Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/3R0CDcY #Seychelles #SRHR #VoicesAfrica

Peu de Malgaches approuvent les performances du gouvernement dans la fourniture des services d’eau et d’assainissement et d'électricité fiable. Rendez-vous sur notre site internet pour en savoir plus : bit.ly/4ttIzIU #Madagascar #Eau #Electricité #VoicesAfrica

Most citizens say that members of Parliament (MPs) “never” (48%) or “only sometimes” (32%) do their best to listen to what ordinary people have to say. Find out more in our Pan-Africa Profile on elections: rb.gy/jhnfoc #VoicesAfrica #Elections

À travers l'Afrique, la perception de la liberté d'expression et des médias a reculé, malgré une forte demande d'espace civique. Rendez-vous sur notre site web pour lire notre dernier Profil Panafricain : bit.ly/3R31dKb #VoicesAfrica #EngagementCivique #LibertéDExpression

Across Africa, perceptions of freedom of speech and media have declined despite strong demand for civic space. Head over to our website to read our latest Pan-Africa Profile: bit.ly/4uAPWPG #VoicesAfrica #CivicEngagement #FreedomOfSpeech

@NyashaMpani, project coordinator for Southern Africa, reflects on how #D4GA has created a valuable platform for CSOs and AU organs to leverage data in strengthening advocacy for democracy, human rights, and good governance across Africa. #AfricanVoicesforAfricanPolicy

The summary of results for the Afrobarometer Round 10 survey in Seychelles is now available. Head over to our website for more details: bit.ly/435MpwV #Seychelles #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerRound10

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

South Africa's new Expropriation Act has generated heated controversy - not that most citizens are aware of the fuss. But those who have heard of the law largely view it in a positive light. Our piece in @thecontinent_ has more. #VoicesAfrica #SouthAfrica