Afrodata

Pan-African data intelligence

Every answer connected to its source

For those who work with facts

Built for people who work with facts

Afrodata is designed for rigorous, source-first workflows.

Researchers

Cited figures with provenance and as-of dates for every claim.

Journalists

Fast, verifiable answers across 7 languages and 50+ sources.

Policymakers

Cross-country comparisons grounded in official statistics.

NGOs

Coverage data and indicators to target programmes and report impact.

Students

Reliable, sourced figures for essays, theses, and class projects.

Scholars

Citable datasets with provenance for rigorous academic work.

Human Rights Monitors

Documented conflict, displacement, and governance data for evidence-based advocacy.

Social Entrepreneurs

Market, demographic, and development indicators to ground ventures in real needs.

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Sources we draw on

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  • Statistics South Africa
  • ACLED
  • World Bank
  • UNDESA
  • Afrobarometer
  • World Health Organization