Edem E. Selormey

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Les passagers font la queue pour prendre le tramway éthiopien le 20 septembre 2015 (jour de l'inauguration) à Addis-Abeba. Ce premier tramway moderne en Afrique subsaharienne est un projet d'infrastructure massif financé par la Chine. Mulugeta Ayene/AFP

Que pensent les Africains de la Chine ? Les réponses d’une nouvelle enquête d’opinion

Folashade Soule, University of Oxford and Edem E. Selormey, Centre for Democratic Development Ghana

Vingt ans après le premier forum Chine-Afrique, l’opinion publique africaine a globalement une image positive de la Chine. Une perception à prendre en compte par les gouvernements.
A Chinese engineer (centre) and Kenyan construction workers building a road in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi. Daniel Irungu/EPA

How popular is China in Africa? New survey sheds light on what ordinary people think

Folashade Soule, University of Oxford and Edem E. Selormey, Centre for Democratic Development Ghana

Twenty years after the first China-Africa forum, the perceptions of ordinary African citizens still need to be better considered in government-to-government interactions.
A Malian mother waits to have her baby vaccinated. Though access to health care has improved, many people say their governments must do more. Dominic Chavez/World Bank

More Africans are accessing health care – but states still have work to do

Daniel Armah-Attoh, Centre for Democratic Development Ghana; Edem E. Selormey, Centre for Democratic Development Ghana, and Richard Houessou, African School of Economics

Across the continent, citizens’ perceptions of health care show several barriers to access and better health for all.

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