Namibia
78%
of Namibians say they feel "somewhat" or "comnpletely" free to say what they think.
56%
of Namibians prefer democracy to any other system, down from 76% in 2014.
59%
of citizens say that as an independent nation, Namibia should finance development from its own resources, even if it means paying more taxes.
Capital:
Windhoek
Population:
2.3 million
Sample size:
1200
Surveyed in:
1999, 2003,2005, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2019
Survey languages:
English, Afrikaans, Oshiwambo
National partners:
Survey Warehouse
Team leaders:
Lizl Stoman, Christiaan Keulder
Country-specific releases
23 Mar 2020
Press releaseCommuniqués de presse — Trust in political institutions is on the decline in Namibia, Afrobarometer survey shows
9 Mar 2020
Press releaseCommuniqués de presse — Although most Namibians support multiparty competition, fewer feel close to any political party, survey shows
Multi-country releases
21 Apr 2020
Publication — PP63: Democratic dividend: The road to quality education in Africa
