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Blog | 26 Jul 2021 South Africa’s turmoil is about more than Jacob Zuma
Blog | 29 Jun 2021 Can Mauritians save a democracy in trouble? In Afrobarometer surveys, declining trust and satisfaction mark citizens’ views of their politics
Blog | 28 Apr 2021 Africans have a strong message for their traditional chiefs: Don’t tell us how to vote. Surveys show how Africans reconcile their preference for democracy with trust for traditional leaders.
Blog | 14 Apr 2021 West Africans welcome strong government action against COVID-19. But many still don’t trust their government.
Blog | 31 Mar 2021 Africa launched its free trade zone in January. Here’s what Africans think about economic integration.
Blog | 15 Mar 2021 Africa is starting to receive covid-19 vaccines. But do citizens trust their governments to ensure they’re safe?
New Afrobarometer surveys help explain vaccine reluctance in 5 West African countries. By Aminatou Seydou
Blog | 2 Mar 2021 Troubling tax trends: Fewer Africans support government’s right to tax, more say people avoid paying
By Thomas Isbell and Lulu Olan’g
Blog | 17 Feb 2021 Africans want elections. But fewer now believe that they work.
By Fredline M'Cormack-Hale and Mavis Zupork Dome
Blog | 3 Feb 2021 Institutional resources for overcoming Africa’s COVID-19 crisis and enhancing prospects for post-pandemic reconstruction
By E. Gyimah-Boadi
Blog | 30 Jan 2021 Africans aren’t satisfied with government efforts to fight corruption
By Christiaan Keulder

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