Afrobarometer report: half of Africans distrust court systems

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Half of Africans lack confidence in their court systems, with many questioning fairness and timeliness. Afrobarometer's report, based on over 50,000 interviews across 38 countries, reveals citizens often prefer informal justice systems. Concerns about inequality and powerful individuals escaping consequences are widespread. This sentiment is echoed by legal experts in Nigeria, who warn corruption and interference risk undermining democracy and public trust.


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