GeoPoll Talks

To understand how people around Africa think about social media influencers, GeoPoll surveyed– Kenya and Nigeria– in October and November 2023 with a sample size of 1,466 participants. This report provides an in-depth and updated insight analysis of social media influencers in Africa.

To understand how people around Africa use social media, GeoPoll surveyed four countries – Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa – in August 2023 with a sample size of 4,170 participants. This podcast provides an in-depth analysis of social media usage in Africa and other world regions.

To understand how people around Africa use social media, GeoPoll conducted a survey in four countries – Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa – in August 2023 with a sample size of 4,170 participants. This podcast provides an in-depth analysis of social media usage in Africa, highlighting key trends.

Events of the past two years have left the world economy in a fragile state. Already reeling from the economic impacts of the pandemic and climate change, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has pushed many countries beyond their ability to cope. Rising food and fuel prices, debt distress, and tightening financial conditions are now combining to create what the UN is calling the largest cost-of-living crisis of the 21st century. 

In this episode of GeoPoll Talks, Christine Mueni, Fran Bodine, Loren Curnick, Timur Nusratty, and Valentine Nwangwu speak to Rose Baraza about their experiences, opinions, and highlights from GeoPoll's recent report on the crisis from a study conducted in 9 countries from across Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. 

In this episode, GeoPoll's Data Processing Manager takes us through the process of data processing and analysis at GeoPoll, tracking from survey design to reporting. He explains how GeoPoll ensures data quality, and produces actionable data for decisionmakers. 

In this episode, we link up with GeoPoll’s Survey Operations Manager, Wycliffe Litabalia as he takes us through the concept of Nationally Representative surveys, and how GeoPoll conducts them.

In November 2020 GeoPoll conducted a study in Côte D’Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, and South Africa to gauge how lives have changed in 2020, people’s views on the future, and their willingness to take a vaccine. In this episode, Frankline Kibuacha speaks to Roxana Elliot and John Paul Murunga through the findings, and what they mean to businesses, governments, NGOs, and consumers.