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African youth survey: 95% of 4,901 respondents across 16 countries view China's influence positively, up 18 points from 2022, making China the most favored partner nation, Johannesburg-based Ichikowitz Family Foundation says

The African Youth Survey 2026, released by the Johannesburg-based Ichikowitz Family Foundation, found that 95% of 4,901 respondents aged 18-24 across 16 African countries viewed China's influence positively, up 18 percentage points from 2022, with China rated the most favored partner nation.

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