Access to education: inequalities between Luanda and the interior
A diagnosis of regional and generational inequalities in access to the Angolan education system, based on Afrobarometer Round 9.
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The generation that did not vote in 2022 — and what it plans to do in 2027
Sociopolitical profile of young Angolans between 18 and 35, collected in seven provinces. An analysis of abstention and voting intentions for 2027.
Read analysis →18.3% satisfied and 7 in 10 discontent — heading towards 2027
Data from Afrobarometer Round 10 in comparative perspective with Mozambique, South Africa and Ghana. What Angola can learn from its peers.
Read analysis →Angolans and justice: trust in the courts
Only 31% of citizens trust the judicial system a lot or somewhat — a fall of 9 pp since 2019. A longitudinal study with data from Rounds 8 and 9.
Read analysis →The freedom of Angolan media fell in both measurements
The freedom of media in Angola fell simultaneously in citizens' perception (Afrobarometer −13 pp) and in the objective measurement of Reporters Without Borders (from 100th to 109th place). Two independent sources, one same picture. And a central problem for 2027.
Read analysis →Gender equality: what changed (and what did not) in ten years
Angolans' attitudes towards women's political, economic and social participation, comparing Afrobarometer Rounds 7 to 9.
Read analysis →Rating those who govern: three branches, three grades
Institutional approval disaggregated by province, age and education level. Angola in Afrobarometer Round 10: the president gets 41%, the government 28%, the parliament 31%.
Read analysis →Corruption in Angola: reporting it is still a risk
Angolans' perceptions of corruption, whistleblowing and institutional accountability. 61% say they fear reprisals if they report acts of corruption.
Read analysis →The crisis in family pockets: lived poverty in Angola
63% of Angolans went hungry at least once in the past year, according to the Afrobarometer Lived Poverty Index. A trend analysis between 2019 and 2024.
Read analysis →In 2024, three African countries changed government at the ballot box
Senegal, Botswana and Ghana showed the way. Mozambique showed the risks. What Angola can (and cannot) learn.
Read analysis →Unemployment is the number 1 problem for 56% of Angolans
The generation between 18 and 35 concentrates most of the concern — and of the political urgency. A scorecard with the main indicators.
Read analysis →Angola among its neighbours: ranking in 10 key indicators
Comparison with 29 African countries covered by the Afrobarometer in Round 10. Angola ranks in the bottom quartile in 7 of the 10 governance and wellbeing indicators.
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