More than four in 10 young Kenyans (43%) say they have considered emigrating, including 25% who have given it “a lot” of thought. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/43unTFJ #Youth #Kenya #VoicesAfrica

In the second episode of Season 2 of the Thank You Democracy Podcast, we continued our conversation from last week with Mary Yvonne and Mumbiko King’ori. This episode covers what they think a stronger, more inclusive democracy could look like in Africa, what gives them hope, and

Prof Migai Akech was outstanding 👏 Qoutes Afrobarometer & explains our African challanges with electoral processes.

We’re excited to announce that registration is open for our free Massive Online Open Course (MOOC) on policy making in the African Union. Join us in advancing the AU’s vision of African solutions to African problems. Register for free here: bit.ly/4kFH8mB

Join us for the virtual premiere of a documentary on Professor E. Gyimah-Boadi (E.Gyimah-Boadi), a leading voice in Africa’s democracy and governance space. From co-founding CDD-Ghana (CDD-Ghana) and Afrobarometer to helping build institutions that promote integrity and citizen

We're seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide multimedia services for the launch of Afrobarometer’s second flagship report and related events. Head over to our website to find out more: bit.ly/4etcY4k Applications close: 12:00 GMT on Friday, 4 July 2025.

Data needs storytellers. But more importantly, it needs ethical ones. At @Afrobarometer, we turn citizen voices into insights, and we’re mindful of how we tell their stories. Proud to support #WiPRSummit2025 on 4-5 July and the push for ethical storytelling in PR #WomenInPRGhana

📢 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

⏳ 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

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 Africans make their voices heard. Register to join the virtual launch here: bit.ly/44D7YGQ

Join the session - unpacking insights from 39 countries in Afrobarometer's #AfricanInsights2025 flagship report on citizen engagement. Don’t miss it → bit.ly/44qNgZC #VoicesAfrica #AfricanInsights2025 REPOA is Afrobarometer's national partner in Tanzania.

[SPONSORED] We are live from the launch of Afrobarometer’s 2025 flagship report on citizen engagement across the African continent. x.com/i/broadcasts/1… Afrobarometer

Government responsiveness and democratic performance, along with unmet  socioeconomic needs, are important drivers of citizen engagement in Africa, a new  Afrobarometer flagship report reveals. Head over to our website to read more: shorturl.at/GL2cM

In our July Chart of the Month, we take a look at Africa’s perception of the influence of external partners. According to @Afrobarometer, 60% of Africans view China’s influence positively vs. 53% for the U.S.

Findings from our new flagship report show that the wealthiest and the poorest African citizens are about equally likely to vote, protest, and discuss politics with family and friends. But contrary to many Western societies, it is those who experience the greatest economic

Loading... ⌛️ Our new national partner for #Comoros is set and ready to share their first-ever Afrobarometer survey findings on citizens' views on economic conditions. I am excited about this! #DataForDevelopment #AfrobarometerRound10

🔴 Nous sommes en direct ! Rejoignez notre partenaire national aux Comores, Comores Finance Consulting via Facebook live où ils discutent des opinions des Comoriens sur les conditions économiques et de vie du pays. Cliquez ici pour regarder : bit.ly/47eYG5A #Comores

We’re excited to be in Nairobi, Kenya, for our manuscript-to-publication residency hosted by Afrobarometer’s Capacity Building Unit. This week-long programme brings together eight scholars from Botswana, Ghana, Malawi, Nigeria, South Africa, and Uganda to refine and complete

#InternationalYouthDay: African youth are less likely than older generations to engage in a variety of political and civic activities, with one exception – protest, Afrobarometer’s new flagship report reveals. Head to our website to read more: bit.ly/47u1Far