A new global dataset has ranked several African countries based on international perceptions of democracy, governance, and institutional credibility, according to the Global Country Perceptions Database 2026 and its Democracy Perception Index (DPI).
Duoala, Cameroon
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Nigeria
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Zimbabwe
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Kenya and Tanzania – The Maasai and the cacred cattle
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Namirembe & Rubaga Cathedrals in Kampala, Uganda. Image Credit: valiantsafaris.com
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Angola-luanda [Africa]
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Côte d’Ivoire continues its ascent as West Africa’s tobacco control beacon
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Cape Town, South Africa
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Kenya economic activity | photo via northafricapost.com/