Poll: Majority of Kenyans skipping Christmas due to economic strain

The nationwide survey found that 45% of respondents plan to celebrate Christmas this year, a slight increase from 40% last year...

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A new Infotrak poll reveals that fewer than half of Kenyans anticipate celebrating Christmas as they have in previous years, primarily due to economic strain. While 45% plan to celebrate, a slight increase from last year's 40%, the majority cite financial constraints.

78% of those skipping celebrations attribute it to a lack of money, with Nairobi and Western Kenya residents finding it particularly challenging (87%).
The survey, conducted by Infotrak, highlights shifting priorities among celebrants towards simpler, family-centered gatherings, with 53% planning to spend time with family.
Despite economic pressures, the slight increase in celebrants compared to last year is seen as a sign of cautious optimism.

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