We’re excited to join global thought leaders, policymakers, and researchers at the 29th Forum 2000 Conference in Prague to discuss the latest Afrobarometer data on citizens’ perceptions on democracy. 14 October 2025 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM (CET) Theme: “Is African Democracy At Risk?

#InfographieDeLaSemaine : A travers 37 pays africains, une large majorité de citoyens jugent la performance économique de leur gouvernement « plutôt mal » ou « très mal » sur des indicateurs clés tels que la stabilité des prix (82%), la réduction du fossé entre riches et pauvres

#InfographicOfTheWeek: Across 37 African countries, large majorities of citizens rate their governments’ economic performance as “fairly bad” or “very bad” on key indicators such as keeping prices stable (82%), narrowing income gaps (79%), and creating jobs (76%). As Africa

Access to water is a basic human right — but for many Africans, it remains a daily struggle. Afrobarometer’s second Methods Note explores innovative ways to measure water insecurity and its connection to lived poverty across the continent. Head over to our site to read more:

The Africa @WorldBank Meetings side event ensures Africa is not only represented but actively influencing the global agenda. Together, we build a more inclusive dialogue for the future. Register and amplify your perspectives here: https://t.co/TD5H9PvTvN #2025AfricaAtWB

We are live! Join E. Gyimah-Boadi (@gyimahboadi ), Afrobarometer co-founder and senior adviser, alongside leading scholars and policymakers, as they discuss how Africa’s youthful population will reshape the continent’s political, cultural, and economic role on the global stage.

As Seychelles heads to the polls, we explore what citizens say are priorities for the government. For more, read our latest in @thecontinent_ #VoicesAfrica #Seychelles

#InfographicOfTheWeek: On average across 37 countries surveyed in 2024/2025, a majority of citizens (59%) assess their country’s economic condition as "fairly bad" or "very bad." About half (49%) hold gloomy views of their personal living conditions. Join us on 14 October 2025

Nous sommes heureux de partager quelques moments forts du lancement du second rapport phare #AperçusAfricains2025 d'Afrobarometer sur l'engagement citoyen, pouvoir citoyen : Les Africains revendiquent leur droit à la démocratie. Regardez l'intégralité de la vidéo sur notre

Afrobarometer R9 (2023) findings show that 85% of Ghanaians want stricter government regulation of natural resource extraction to reduce environmental harm. During his first media encounter, President Mahama, highlighting measures being implemented to fight the menace, indicated

A few days to go! On Oct 14, #2025AAtWBAM in Washington, D.C., will gather leaders to advance Africa’s voice in global economic governance. Key themes: jobs, inclusive growth, energy, digital inclusion & gender equity. Learn more: https://t.co/TD5H9PvTvN #2025AfricaAtWB

Amplifying Africa’s voice in shaping global #economic governance has never been more urgent. On Oct 14, 2025, join leaders & changemakers in Washington, D.C. for the #2025AfricaAtWB Annual Meetings, a high-level forum driving solutions on jobs, growth & digital futures. Find

#InfographicOfTheWeek: Findings from our new flagship report show that across 29 African countries, fewer people say they “feel close” to a political party than a decade ago. On average, party affiliation has dropped by 14 points since 2011/2013, with Burkina Faso seeing the

#InfographieDeLaSemaine : Les résultats de notre nouveau rapport phare montrent qu'à travers 29 pays africains, de moins en moins de citoyens déclarent se sentir proches d’un parti politique par rapport à il y a une décennie. En moyenne, l’affiliation partisane a chuté de 14

Lionel Ossé Essima (@lionelosse), gestionnaire adjoint de projet pour l'Afrique de l'Ouest anglophone et l'Afrique du Nord s'est prêté aux questions des médias sénégalais après le lancement du second rapport phare d'Afrobarometer #AperçusAfricains2025 sur l'engagement citoyen.

With our new Online Data Analysis (ODA) training series, anyone can: ✅ Access and learn how to use Afrobarometer’s Online Data Analysis tool ✅ Explore past and recent survey data from 40+ African countries ✅ Create charts and insights—no advanced training needed Explore

This week, we participated in @africaoilweek (AOW) Energy 2025 in Accra (15-18 September) to strengthen ties with the private sector and showcase how our reliable data can support evidence-based investment, innovation, and policy decisions in Africa’s energy space. As the

We believe that access to data should not be limited to a few experts. That’s why we’ve launched the Afrobarometer training video library, a free resource that makes it easy for students, journalists, policymakers, researchers, and citizens to explore and analyse public opinion

It's frightening to note that according to the 2024 Afrobarometer survey, many of our young people prefer to live under a military regime... - Pres. Mahama #GHOneNews #EIBNetwork #GHOneTV #NewsAlert

Africans lead the way – in some cases by wide margins – in working together for change, a new Afrobarometer flagship report reveals. Head over to our website to read more: https://t.co/eWTZWcvDHe