#YouAsked Welfare & population What is the rate of divorce in Nigeria? Source The Nigerian Journal of Sociology and Anthropology: Prevalence and Patterns of Marital Dissolution in Nigeria Short answer What is the rate of divorce in Nigeria? According to secondary data from Nigeria's most recent population census (2006) the crude marital dissolution rate was 11 per 1000 population. Among those ever married, the rate was 29.5 per 1000. ... Back Full answer
#YouAsked Economy What is Nigeria’s GDP per capita? Source IMF Datamapper: GDP per capita, current prices Short answer What is Nigeria’s GDP per capita? Nigeria’s GDP per capita was US$835.49 in 2025. ... Back Full answer
#YouAsked Education How many students have benefitted from free secondary education in Ghana? Source Highlights of the 2024 Budget and Economic Policy of the Government of Ghana for the 2024 Financial Year Short answer How many students have benefitted from free secondary education in Ghana? In 2023, 448,641 first-year students enrolled in Ghana’s Free Senior High School Programme, bringing the total number of beneficiaries for the 2022/23 academic year to 1.3 million. ... Back Full answer
#YouAsked Economy Agriculture How much does livestock contribute to Kenya’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP)? Source Kenya Economic Report 2024 Short answer How much does livestock contribute to Kenya’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP)? Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the monetary value of all goods and services that a country produces in a given time period. Livestock is a sub-sector of agriculture that includes animals used to produce food or other products, like cattle, goats, sheep, camels, poultry and other smaller species, ac... Back Full answer
#YouAsked history Are there any museums in Africa that are 200 years old? Source Iziko South African Museum Short answer Are there any museums in Africa that are 200 years old? The Iziko South African Museum in Cape Town was founded in 1825, making it almost 200 years old. Other old museums in Africa include the Egyptian Museum, first built in 1835, the Bardo National Museum in Tunisia (1888), South Africa’s Albany Museum (1855) and the Uganda National Museum (1908). ... Back Full answer
#YouAsked crime What are the domestic violence statistics for South Africa? Source South African Police Service Crime Statistics Short answer What are the domestic violence statistics for South Africa? Domestic violence refers to abusive behaviour by someone the victim lives with or is in a close relationship with. In 2021 South Africa expanded the definition beyond physical, sexual and emotional abuse to include other forms, like coercion and control, and economic, spiritual and elder abuse. ... Back Full answer
#YouAsked What was the police-to-population ratio in Kenya from 2009 to 2021? Source Kenya Economic Surveys Short answer What was the police-to-population ratio in Kenya from 2009 to 2021? We used data from The World Bank and the Kenyan National Bureau of Statistics, and only included police officers ‘on the ground’ (excluding administrative staff).Kenya’s police to population ratio in 2021 was 1:688 (one officer for every 688 people). In 2009, the ratio was 1:978. The num... Back Full answer
#YouAsked Has the Vaal River water recently tested positive for Cholera? Source Johannesburg Water X Short answer Has the Vaal River water recently tested positive for Cholera? Neither Johannesburg Water nor the National Institute for Communicable Diseases has released any information about a recent cholera outbreak. In April 2024, Johannesburg Water addressed an old video from 26 May 2023—a local news channel clip circulating on social media that claimed cholera contami... Back Full answer
FEATURED #YouAsked Elections & political parties How many democratic elections have been held in South Africa? Source Stats SA: Mbalo brief February 2024 Short answer How many democratic elections have been held in South Africa? Since its first democratic election on 27 April 1994, South Africa has held six other national elections: in 1999, 2004, 2009, 2014, 2019, and 2024. ... Back Full answer