Kenya has been ranked among countries with the worst governance globally, placing 98th out of 120 nations in the recent Chandler Good Government Index (CGGI) 2025 report. This low ranking highlights significant areas for improvement in the country's governance.

• Kenya's lowest score was in the Leadership and Foresight pillar, where it ranked 111th.
• The report evaluates 35 indicators grouped into seven pillars, focusing on government capabilities and real-world outcomes.
• Singapore emerged as the top-ranked country globally for good governance, leading in multiple pillars.
• Among 28 African countries ranked, only Tanzania and Rwanda improved their positions between 2021 and 2025; Kenya, like most others, declined or stagnated.
• Kenya’s highest score was in Financial Stewardship, ranking 85th, suggesting better management of government debt and public spending.