Press Freedom
A liberdade dos média em Angola caiu, em simultâneo, na percepção dos cidadãos (Afrobarometer −13 pp) e na medição objectiva dos Repórteres Sem Fronteiras (do 100.º para o 109.º lugar). Duas fontes independentes, um mesmo retrato. E um problema central para 2027.
PRESS FREEDOM
A liberdade dos média em Angola caiu, em simultâneo, na percepção dos cidadãos (Afrobarometer −13 pp) e na medição objec…
Editorial programme 2026
A majority (54%) of Angolans say corruption in the country grew "somewhat" or "a lot" during the year preceding the survey, a remarkable 21-percentage-point increase compared to 2019.
Read analysis →Quase dois terços (64%) dos Angolanos dizem que os meios de comunicação social devem "investigar e noticiar, com frequência, os erros do governo e os casos de corrupção."
Read analysis →More than six in 10 Angolans (63%) say they felt unsafe walking in their neighbourhood at least once during the previous year, while 54% say they feared crime in their home at least once.
Read analysis →Os resultados do acesso à educação são igualitários em Angola, segundo resultados do inquérito.
Read analysis →A slim majority (54%) of Angolans say it is "never justified" for parents to use physical force to discipline their children, although more than four in 10 (44%) don't object to the practice.
Read analysis →Três quartos (75%) dos Angolanos dizem que a poluição é um problema grave na sua comunidade, incluindo 53% que a consideram "muito grave".
Read analysis →GBV tops the list of women's-rights issues that Angolans say the government and society must address.
Read analysis →En cette année de la COVID-19, la capacité des sociétés à œuvrer collectivement à la résolution des défis occupe une position centrale. En effet, le soutien et l'adhésion du public aux mesures de santé publique ont été mentionnés parmi les
Read analysis →More than half (53%) of Angolans say they trust religious leaders "somewhat" or "a lot," followed by the military (43%) and traditional authorities (42%). Fewer than four in 10 respondents express trust in the courts (38%), police (37%), pr
Read analysis →1st edition (2026) of a comparative public-opinion study across eight Lusophone countries — Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Portugal, São Tomé and Príncipe, and Timor-Leste — on culture, values, democracy and the CPLP.
Read analysis →Health, unemployment, food shortages, and water supply are the most important problems that Angolan youth (aged 18-35 years) want their government to address.
Read analysis →Angolans are divided on the question of free cross-border movement within the region: 41% say Southern Africans should be free to move across borders to work and live, while 38%
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Satisfaction with democracy · 4 countries
Afrobarometer Round 10 (2024/2025) · % satisfied
Support for party alternation · 5 countries
Afrobarometer Round 10 (2024/2025) · % in favour of alternation
About Ovilongwa
Ovilongwa is a word used in several national languages of Angola — Umbundu, Nyaneka, Kwanhama, Nganguela — and means to deepen knowledge and to teach that knowledge. Founded in 2019 by David Boio and Carlos Pacatolo, Ovilongwa Consulting has been the national partner of the Afrobarometer in Angola since 2021.
It conducts national, provincial and municipal public opinion studies on social, economic and political issues, to the highest methodological, scientific and ethical standards.
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