A recent TIFA Research poll reveals significant public discontent in Kenya, with three in four Kenyans believing the country is heading in the wrong direction.

• 75% of Kenyans feel the country is on the wrong path, the highest recorded level in over three years.
• The public anger is largely directed at President Ruto's administration.
• Key concerns driving this sentiment include high inflation and struggling wages.

A recent TIFA Research poll indicates a significant shift in public sentiment, with a majority of Kenyans feeling the country is on the wrong track under President Ruto's administration.

• 75% of Kenyans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, a figure not seen in over three years.
• The poll was conducted by TIFA Research.
• This sentiment reflects a growing public perception of worsening economic conditions and governance under the current leadership.

A recent TIFA Research poll reveals widespread public discontent in Kenya, with a significant majority believing the country is on the wrong track.

• 75% of Kenyans feel the nation is headed in the wrong direction, a high not seen in over three years.
• Public anger is largely directed at President Ruto and his administration.
• The dissatisfaction is attributed to factors including high inflation and stagnant wages.