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(4/5) Only about half (49%) of Africans say the European Union has a positive political and economic influence on their countries. #VoicesAfrica #Democracy #Governance

Nearly six in 10 Ugandans (58%) disagree with the idea that the government should make sure that small traders and informal sector workers pay taxes on their enterprises. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/3HxRXZF #VoicesAfrica #Uganda #Taxation #Economy

Health ranks No. 2 among Africans’ priorities for government action. A growing majority say their government is falling down on the job. See Afrobarometer’s latest in The Continent #VoicesAfrica #Health #HealthcareForAll

The The New Vision highlighted the findings of the Afrobarometer survey on the 2016 general elections. For more information, please follow the link below newvision.co.ug/category/polit…

Seven in 10 Ugandans experienced high (30%) or moderate (40%) levels of lived poverty during the past year. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/44dRTGj #VoicesAfrica #Economy #Poverty #Uganda

Another milestone! We’ve just published our 1000th dispatch since 2014! This landmark edition shines a spotlight on youth unemployment in Senegal and the growing desire to migrate in search of better opportunities. Read the full dispatch: bit.ly/44oODJm #VoicesAfrica

At the recent American Foreign Policy Council’s (American Foreign Policy Council) Hill Talk, our CEO, Joseph Asunka (Joseph Asunka), shared insights on how Africans view China’s growing footprint on the continent and what that means for U.S. engagement in Africa. Here are some photo highlights of the event.

From a small village in post-independence Ghana to the frontlines of Africa’s democratic journey: Our Co-founder and Emeritus Board Chair, Gyimah-Boadi, reflects on the personal and professional journey that shaped his lifelong commitment to amplifying African voices in this

📢 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

Seven in 10 Ugandans experienced high (30%) or moderate (40%) levels of lived poverty during the past year. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/44dRTGj #VoicesAfrica #Economy #Poverty #Uganda

⏳ The countdown is on! One form of citizen engagement in Africa has seen a marked decline over the past decade. Can you guess which one? Find out at the launch of African Insights 2025 report on citizen engagement. Register now: bit.ly/44D7YGQ

Our COO, Felix Biga (felix biga), is featured in AB Magazine (ACCA AB Magazine) by ACCA Global! In this piece, Felix reflects on his journey, his focus on driving operational excellence, and why Africa’s data matters more than ever. We’re proud to celebrate his leadership and the

How do African's claim their voice in governance matter? The 2nd edition of Afrobarometer's flagship report is coming soon. Join us in person and virtually for a robust and engaging discussion about civic engagement and political participation in Africa. eventbrite.com/e/launch-of-af…

🟠We’re LIVE on YouTube! Join us now for the launch of Afrobarometer’s #AfricanInsight2025 flagship report and country scorecards on citizen engagement in Africa. 🎥 Watch live here: bit.ly/44qNgZC

Afrobarometer’s African Insights 2025 flagship report is out now! Explore how Africans are engaging in democracy, from voting and protesting to contacting leaders, and what drives them to speak up. Download the full report here: bit.ly/40qnJ1e

Ugandans want multiparty politics but still favour the ruling National Resistance Movement. Read more here: tinyurl.com/2kjxjtxh #VoicesAfrica #Democracy #Uganda

Do Africans make their voices heard? Afrobarometer’s flagship report, African Insights 2025, tracks citizens’ political and civic engagement across 39 African countries. Head over to our site to read more and download the 2025 Flagship Report: tinyurl.com/4676mt8d

We've got great news to share! Afrobarometer has been recognised by Acquisition International as the Best Social Research NPO in Southern Africa in 2025 under the Non-profit Organisation Awards category. We're honoured to receive this award and look forward to continuing to

Findings from our new flagship report show that education does not correlate consistently with an individual’s propensity to engage politically. People with post-secondary education are much more likely to discuss politics than those with no formal schooling. Highly educated

A little more conversation (with leaders), a little less action? Those seem to be the trends in citizen engagement across 30 African countries over the past decade. See Afrobarometer's latest in the Continent for more. #VoicesAfrica