Keeping up with the Dlaminis: Perceived inequalities and satisfaction with democracy in Africa
Does perceived inequality shape how satisfied ordinary Africans are with how democracy is functioning in their countries? I use nationally…
Does perceived inequality shape how satisfied ordinary Africans are with how democracy is functioning in their countries? I use nationally…
What are the implications of economic inequality for trust in government and state institutions? Political trust performs important functions in…
The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare the vulnerabilities in West Africa’s healthcare systems exposing disparities that demand urgent attention. In response…
The relationship between remittances and corruption is contested. For some authors, external income endows individuals with financial buffers, which undermine…
Africa’s democracies are experiencing one coup d’état after another, while there is growing popular political activism and simultaneous crises.
In observation of International Youth Day, Afrobarometer and the Mastercard Foundation hosted a webinar to shed light on critical issues…
Initially, I planned to share hard-learned lessons related to Global Integrity’s closure so others could avoid similar mistakes. It was…
The study contributes to advocacy for increased transparency in how political parties and candidates finance election campaigns in Uganda. It…
The COVID-19 emergency officially ended on May 11th, 2023. And with that, we must remember that the global public health…
Alliance for Finance Monitoring (ACFIM) teamed up with the African Institute for Investigative Journalism (AIIJ) to investigate reports of corruption…