A recent public opinion survey by Microtrack Africa has identified several public parastatal heads as top performers in Kenya, showcasing leadership and efficiency that challenges perceptions of widespread corruption.

• The survey, conducted through face-to-face interviews with 5,000 registered voters, highlighted leaders like Henry Rithaa (CEO of MSEA) for expanding youth opportunities.
• Other recognized leaders include Mohammed Shurie (CEO of WRA) for digital transformation, and Dr Waqo Ejersa (CEO of KEMSA) for restoring confidence through reforms.
• The poll specifically recognized improvements in service delivery and efficiency across various state corporations, underscoring their crucial role in implementing government policy.