Zimbabwe

Despite Approval of Bush, Africans Favor Obama

But a median of just 40% think the election outcome matters to them

October 21, 2008
When Gallup asked Africans across 22 countries who they would personally rather see as the next president of the United States, a median of 56% favored Barack Obama, while just 9% chose John McCain.More ...

Zimbabweans to Future Government: Deal With Economy

Confidence in military, police has declined almost 20 points since 2006

September 25, 2008
While the economy, political freedom, security, and media are the hot buttons highlighted in Zimbabwe’s historic power-sharing agreement, Gallup Poll findings underscore the tough road ahead for the future government in dealing with these issues.More ...
Gallup Glance Around the Globe

Gallup Glance Around the Globe

September 16, 2008
Data-driven insights into the collapse of Lehman Brothers in the United States, a historic power-sharing deal in Zimbabwe, and political turmoil in Bolivia.
Zimbabweans Eager for Better Leadership

Zimbabweans Eager for Better Leadership

September 11, 2008
As Zimbabwean political rivals President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai attempt to negotiate a power-sharing deal, Gallup reveals that most Zimbabweans (80%) disapprove of Mugabe’s leadership and that many are eager for the government to tackle the country’s economic problems.
Zimbabwe's Political Climate

Zimbabwe's Political Climate

September 3, 2008
Gallup's Magali Rheault discusses Gallup Poll findings from Zimbabwe, shedding light on the political climate in the country and the leadership of President Robert Mugabe.

Most Zimbabweans Disapprove of Their Leadership

Seventeen percent approve of Robert Mugabe’s job performance

September 3, 2008
Gallup Poll findings show that right before the national elections took place on March of this year, just 17% of Zimbabweans approved of their president’s job performance.More ...

Many Zimbabweans Lacking Basic Necessities

44% have gone without enough food at least several times in the past year

August 13, 2008
Majorities of Zimbabweans tell Gallup they went without basic necessities such as food (77%), clean water (60%), cooking fuel (58%) or cash income (88%) at least once in the past year.More ...
Zimbabweans in Economic Dispair

Zimbabweans in Economic Dispair

August 5, 2008
In Zimbabwe, the percentage of people who believe their standard of living is getting better has declined from 15% in 2006 to just 4% in 2008.

Zimbabweans’ Bleak Views of Economy Reflect Reality

Virtually all residents say economic conditions are getting worse

August 5, 2008
After polling Zimbabweans for three consecutive years, Gallup’s findings underscore the tremendous effect their country’s economic crisis likely has had on residents’ well-being and the widespread negative attitudes about the economy.More ...
Zimbabweans' Desire for Change Plays Out

Zimbabweans' Desire for Change Plays Out

April 1, 2008
As Zimbabwe's presidential election results trickle in, Gallup talks with Marian Tupy, Ph.D., of the CATO Institute about what's ahead for this economically troubled nation.
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