Trust public institutions
Trust in public institutions is a vital component of democracy and development. It legitimizes governments and enables them to collect taxes and allocate resources without having to resort to coercion. […]
Problems facing the country
In 2015, Afrobarometer respondents (citizens age 18 or older) were asked to list the “most important problems facing the country that the government should address”. With a sample size of […]
Who votes?
Since 1994, voter turnouts in Mozambique have dropped. In 1994, 80% of the voter population voted on election-day (ballots cast/voters registered). In 2004, this figure had dropped to 33%, increasing […]
How tolerant are Mozambicans?
Tolerance is “the endorphin of the democratic body politc”. It is the soil within which a democratic culture takes root and, as such, can be seen as a measure of […]
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Latest data from Mozambique (2017-2018) suggest trust in ruling and opposition parties has increased slightly since 2014-2015. Data from @afrobarometer
In South Africa, public trust in both the ruling ANC (27%) and opposition parties (24%) continues to decline. #SouthAfrica #VoicesAfrica
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