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Speaking up for Africa’s youth

Governments aren’t doing enough – but young people could do more, too

More in Dispatch 418
Why vote?

More Ugandans see elections as a mechanism for accountability than a tool for representation

More in Dispatch 417
Double standard?

Majority of Ugandans see vote buying as ‘wrong and punishable,’ more understanding of vote selling

More in Dispatch 415
Social cohesion in the time of COVID-19

Evidence of both unity and division in 18 African countries    

More in Dispatch 412
Not working

In Mali, the face of unemployment is urban, young, and educated

More in Dispatch 414 (available in French only)
Open borders? An open question

Citizens of Southern African Customs Union countries hold mixed views on free trade and cross-border movement

More in Dispatch 411
Promise and peril

In changing media landscape, Africans are concerned about social media but opposed to restricting access

More in Dispatch 410
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Is democracy in Mali dying? Not if citizens’ voices are heard

Massa Coulibaly is executive director of the Groupe de Recherche en Economie Appliquée et Théorique (GREAT) in Mali.
Ethiopians embrace federalism but are split over whether it should be ethnic or geographic, Afrobarometer survey shows

A majority of Ethiopians view federalism with independent regional governments as the best form of government for the cou
Ethiopians support constitutional amendments to add federal government languages and limit PM terms, divided on other changes

Ethiopians favour amending the country’s Constitution to make the federal government multilingual, limit the prime minist
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