Afrobarometer’s Post

Did you know? Afrobarometer country democracy scorecards present graphic illustrations of our latest survey findings and over-time trends on key indicators of democratic demand and supply, from support for democratic norms and practices to satisfaction, freedoms and perceptions of official corruption. At the link you can check out all the latest 2024 scorecards - including Namibia's. #Afrobarometer #VoicesAfrica

On this 10th anniversary of the #Yezidi genocide, Innov8 takes a look at the representation of Yezidis in the KRI political process and in particular in the legislative branch. https://lnkd.in/dJ5Qw-C4

The latest from iNNOV8 on the representation of Yezidis in the political process of Kurdistan Region of Iraq.

Democracy is not an endpoint of good governance as has been seen over the years in most African countries. African countries must learn to fashion out a system of government that will work perfectly well within their environment and not just to copy a prescribed system of government designed by others

Afrobarometer's democracy scorecards present graphic illustrations of findings on the most critical indicators of democratic demand and supply for each of the countries surveyed. Check out the state of democracy in Namibia at the link: https://buff.ly/3YEiPxL #AfricanInsights2024 #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerAt25

Nigerians reject one-party rule, and the trend has increased between 2013 and 2022, shows Afrobarometer “African insights 2024: Democracy at risk: the people’s perspective" @ /buff.ly/3SwMSDP @cddgha #AfricanInsights2024 #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerAt25

Afrobarometer’s inaugural flagship report, “African insights 2024: Democracy at risk – the people’s perspective,” documents the evolution of popular views on democracy and governance in Africa. @cddgha Explore the fascinating findings here: /bit.ly/3Lwae8o #AfricanInsights2024 #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerAt25

‘Anocracy’ is a potential catalyst for political unrest, insecurity, more [mass] murder in the middle [MMM], corruption, lawlessness, illicit financial flow [IFF]. Statistics show that ‘anocracies’ are ten times more likely to experience intrastate conflict than democracies, and twice as likely as autocracies. Despite its popular usage, anocracy lacks a precise definition.’ Anocratic’ regimes are loosely defined as part democracy and part dictatorship, or as a “regime that mixes democratic with autocratic features.” Another definition classifies ‘anocracy’ as “a regime that permits some means of participation through opposition group behavior but that has incomplete development of mechanisms to redress grievances”.

Corruption undermines democracy and human rights worldwide. That's why Dexis is working alongside USAID on anti-corruption initiatives in Armenia, Guatemala, Mali, Mexico, Moldova, and Timor-Leste. Our latest blog highlights the importance of these efforts and why a united global front is crucial. Read now 👇 https://ow.ly/ihxb50SZnWf #FightCorruption