Afrobarometer Survey 1999-2001, Merged 12 Country
Africa, 1999 - 2001
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Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA), Michigan State University (MSU), Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana)
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whchgrp/Which group's interest represented by government (pfrgpr)
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0
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0
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Discrete
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0
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3
Range:
1 - 999
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Numeric
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Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Afrikaans-speakers |
| 2 | Chewa/Chewa-speakers |
| 3 | Chinyungwe-speakers |
| 4 | Chisena-speakers |
| 5 | Damara-speakers |
| 6 | English-speakers |
| 7 | German-speakers |
| 8 | Nama-speakers |
| 9 | Ndebele-speakers |
| 10 | Oshiwambo-speakers |
| 11 | Otjiherero-speakers |
| 12 | Portueguese-speakers |
| 13 | Rukwangali-speakers |
| 14 | Sesotho,Sotho, S.Sotho speakers- |
| 15 | Setswana/Tswana-speakers |
| 16 | Silozi-speakers |
| 17 | Shangaan/Tsonga/Ronga/Tswa-speakers |
| 18 | Shona-speakers |
| 19 | Swahili-speakers |
| 20 | Swazi-speakers |
| 21 | Venda-speakers |
| 22 | Xhosa-speakers |
| 23 | Zulu-speakers |
| 24 | Sepedi/N.Sotho-speakers |
| 25 | White people |
| 26 | Black people |
| 27 | Coloured people |
| 28 | Indian people |
| 29 | Christian people |
| 30 | Muslim people |
| 31 | Catholic people |
| 32 | Religious people |
| 33 | Middle class people |
| 34 | Working class people |
| 35 | Poor/low class people |
| 36 | Farmers |
| 37 | Jindwi |
| 38 | Black African people |
| 39 | African people |
| 40 | Muchikunda |
| 41 | Budya |
| 42 | Zezuru |
| 43 | Ndau |
| 44 | Muungwe |
| 45 | Women |
| 46 | Men |
| 47 | Tumbuka |
| 48 | Karanga |
| 49 | Worker(s) |
| 50 | Korekore |
| 51 | Ovambo |
| 52 | Afrikaners |
| 53 | Boers |
| 54 | Businessmen |
| 55 | Unemployed people |
| 56 | Kavango |
| 57 | San |
| 58 | Khoi |
| 59 | Banderu |
| 60 | Students |
| 61 | Westerners |
| 62 | Top govt officials |
| 63 | Their people |
| 64 | ZANU PF members |
| 65 | Rich people |
| 66 | Zwimba people |
| 67 | Mugabe & other leaders |
| 69 | Elite |
| 70 | Govt workers |
| 71 | Bourgeouise |
| 72 | Ruling class |
| 73 | Bangwato |
| 74 | Basarwa |
| 75 | Bangwato and Bakalaka |
| 76 | Chinese |
| 77 | Central Region |
| 78 | People who live with President |
| 79 | Machinga |
| 80 | United Democratic Front constituencies (Malawi) |
| 81 | Football players |
| 82 | Politicians |
| 83 | United Democratic Front/UDF members (Malawi) |
| 84 | Yao/Achawa |
| 85 | Southerners/Southern Region (Malawi) |
| 86 | Northerners/Northern Region (Malawi) |
| 87 | Government itself |
| 88 | Lesotho Congress Democracy (LCD) |
| 89 | Don |
| 90 | Their families |
| 91 | Ministers |
| 92 | Govt officials |
| 93 | Town dwellers |
| 94 | People of same tribe |
| 95 | Bemba |
| 96 | Rich businessmen |
| 100 | Senior clergymen |
| 101 | Foreigners |
| 102 | Lesotho Congress for Democracy |
| 103 | dont know |
| 104 | clan eg Motaung |
| 105 | no one |
| 106 | Basotho National Party |
| 107 | South Africa |
| 108 | those in cities |
| 109 | foreigners |
| 110 | followers of ruling party |
| 111 | people of Mbeki |
| 112 | lawbreakers |
| 113 | educated people |
| 114 | lowlands community |
| 115 | police |
| 116 | people from north |
| 117 | his own village only |
| 118 | youth |
| 119 | Tsoene is flying |
| 120 | themselves |
| 121 | their own areas |
| 122 | sadc |
| 123 | normal people |
| 124 | shebeen queen |
| 125 | BNP and BCP |
| 126 | LCD parliamentarians given money free |
| 127 | Other |
| 151 | The governmental people/people at the corridor of power |
| 152 | The hausas, the yourubas and the ibos |
| 153 | They represent those that are in the realm of affairs |
| 154 | Yorubas |
| 155 | Their family's interest and their pocket |
| 156 | The elite |
| 157 | The upperclass/richmen/the interest of the money bag |
| 158 | The Hausa people/Northerners |
| 159 | Friends |
| 160 | Supporter |
| 161 | The ogoni people |
| 162 | The top military personnel |
| 163 | The Ibos/Igbo |
| 164 | The Itsekiris |
| 165 | The politicians |
| 166 | The contractors |
| 167 | The islamic group |
| 168 | Civil servant/Govt worker |
| 169 | Educated people/Academic literates |
| 170 | Poor masses |
| 171 | Those that are living in the urban area |
| 172 | The Egba's |
| 173 | South west |
| 174 | The tribe's group |
| 175 | People selected from a particular region |
| 176 | Community leaders |
| 177 | Kanuris |
| 178 | Uvwie |
| 179 | Edo's |
| 180 | Footballers |
| 181 | Urhobo |
| 182 | Eastern groups |
| 183 | Middle belt |
| 184 | Religious leaders |
| 185 | Merchant |
| 186 | Tradtional rulers |
| 187 | Those from F.C.T. |
| 188 | Christian |
| 189 | Business organisation |
| 190 | Women |
| 191 | The lucky ones |
| 192 | Working class |
| 193 | A capitalist |
| 194 | Medical services |
| 195 | Leader of the church |
| 196 | Leader of the mosque |
| 197 | Nothing/Can't say |
| 997 | Not Applicable |
| 998 | Refused |
| 999 | Missing |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.