
Tifa poll: 76pc of Kenyans believe country is moving in wrong direction News 1 hour ago Listen
Doing so reveals what might be expected: that many more of those who consider the country’s direction as being “right” report that their economic condition has improved since 2022 as compared with those who feel the country’s recent direction is “wrong” (39per cent vs 7per cent),” the report said.
The survey released Wednesday found that 76 per cent of Kenyans believe the country is moving in the wrong direction, the highest negative rating recorded in Tifa’s tracking since March 2023.
At the same time, the number of those reporting an improvement in their personal or household finances has fallen to 12 per cent which is the lowest level recorded since August last year suggesting that the modest easing in the number of people who feel worse off has yet to translate into a broader sense of economic recovery.
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