TIFA: Kenyans say their life has become harder under Ruto rule

Three in four Kenyans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction..
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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.
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TIFA Poll Shows Three in Four Kenyans Believing Country Heading Wrong Direction - September 2026
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. The poll indicates widespread public anger driven by high inflation and struggling wages under President Ruto's administration. A majority of Kenyans feel their lives have become harder during Ruto's rule. This comes as public anger continues to boil over various economic issues affecting ordinary citizens.
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