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A l’approche de la fin de l’année 2025, nous adressons nos sincères remerciements à nos partenaires, soutiens et amis pour avoir contribué à faire de cette année une nouvelle étape remarquable. A bien des égards, 2025 a été une année exceptionnelle pour Afrobarometer. Nous avons mené à bien notre 10e cycle d'enquêtes, portant notre total à 280 enquêtes et près de 440.000 répondants dans 45 pays africains. Nous avons publié notre deuxième rapport phare, publié notre 1.000e dépêche et continué d'alimenter les débats publics et politiques clés sur le continent et au-delà grâce aux données d'Afrobarometer. Nous avons également étendu notre présence à de nouveaux pays : le Tchad, les Comores et la Guinée-Bissau. Alors que nous nous apprêtons à lancer notre 11e round d'enquêtes l'année prochaine, nous sommes impatients de réaliser encore plus grâce à votre soutien continu, afin de donner plus de poids à la voix des citoyens et de renforcer la gouvernance démocratique en Afrique. Nous vous souhaitons de joyeuses fêtes et une année de progrès continus. #VoicesAfrica

As 2025 comes to a close, we extend our sincere thanks to our partners, supporters, and friends for being part of another remarkable year. In many ways, 2025 was an extraordinary year for Afrobarometer. We completed our 10th round of surveys, bringing our total to 280 surveys and nearly 440,000 respondents across 45 African countries. We launched our second flagship report, published our 1,000th dispatch, and continued to feed Afrobarometer data into key public and policy conversations across the continent and beyond. We also expanded our footprint to new countries: Chad, Comoros, and Guinea-Bissau. As we prepare to launch our 11th round of surveys in the coming year, we look forward to achieving even more with your continued support, as we amplify citizens’ voices and strengthen democratic governance across Africa. Here’s to a peaceful holiday season and a year of continued progress ahead. #VoicesAfrica

Transforming agriculture, empowering farmers, and driving innovation from field to factory. AVE Farms — Unleashing value through end-to-end innovation. #Avefarms #Agriculture

I was honoured to be a panelist at the AAU’s 2025 Africa Universities Day Celebration where I shared insights from @afrobarometer research on data driven approaches to quality assurance and higher education. @JAppiahNyamekye @joeasunka @gyimahboadi @AAU_67

Celebrating a great man Prof. Gyimah-Boadi

Make time to read this report

I had the wonderful opportunity to provide closing remarks at the launch of 2025 Africa Inaights report by @afrobarometer Thank you @naijama #africaninsights2025 #voicesafrica This year’s report is an amazing body of analyses on citizenship trends, participation. Read it!

📢 COMING SOON! How do Africans engage in democracy? Who votes, protests, or speaks up? The #AfricanInsights2025, the second in Afrobarometer’s annual flagship series explores 10 ways African citizens make their voices heard. Register and join us for the virtual launches on Tuesday 8 July at 9:30am GMT: bit.ly/44D7YGQ #VoicesAfrica

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Support a worthy cause 🙏🏿

#ThrowBackThursday: As part of our resource-mobilisation efforts, AJIF joined the @afrobarometer delegation to Ethiopia in March, engaging stakeholders on issues of governance, democracy, and judicial independence, and exploring opportunities for new partnerships. #GuardiansOfJustice #JudicialIndependence #RuleOfLaw

"Demand for democracy remains very strong. The people are more concerned with the supply and the quality of the democracy that is on offer," says our Director of Surveys, Boniface Dulani. #VoicesAfrica #Democracy

Poor economic conditions in Africa tend to erode satisfaction with democracy, says our Director of Surveys, Boniface Dulani, at Weatherhead East Asian Institute (@WEAI_Columbia) during a discussion on global perspectives on democracy. #VoicesAfrica #Democracy

Africans and African governments should use the available data and analysis of Afrobarometer data to advise interventions to change the experiences of ordinary citizens. E. Gyimah-Boadi @afrobarometer @joeasunka @gyimahboadi

@JustNanaAma @GhPoliceService How is the police leadership comfortable with such practice? Beats me!

How horrible! Yet @GhPoliceService was here issuing empty statements. But as Felicity pointed out, her experience is a common occurrence in Ghana. Many people are frequently held by the police without any due process. If we go to sleep after this, nothing will change.

How does Africa position itself in global geopolitical and economic affairs? At the upcoming 28th @Forum_2000 Conference in Prague, our Director of Communications, Josephine Sanny (@JAppiahNyamekye), will join a panel discussion on Africa’s role in the international system and the influence of global powers. #VoicesAfrica

Be your own analyst!

Meet our first group of speakers for the Southern African edition of the Data for Governance Alliance’s stakeholder convening from 9 to 13 September 2024 in Cape Town, South Africa. #AfricanVoicesforAfricanPolicy #D4GA #DataForChange #HumanRights

Is your country prepared?