GOVERNMENT NOT INCLUSIVE, NEW OPINION POLL SHOWS

GOVERNMENT NOT INCLUSIVE, NEW OPINION POLL SHOWS

By Hannah Njoki

The Centre for African Progress  (CAP)

was founded in 2013 as a leadership

and  management consultancy firm.

Other activities CAP engages in

includes opinion survey, domestic and

foreign policy analysis and manpower

training.

CAP is also a leading in social

science research.

A new Survey by the the Centre for

African Progress released early today

afternoon says majority of Kenyans

Representing 55% feel the government

is not inclusive at all with 20 who

feel that it is a bit Inclusive and

with only 5% who feel that is wholly

inclusive.

The survey which sampled 5000 Kenyans

across all 47 counties also painted a

scenario where the survey conducted

between 10th and 13th March 2023 with

a sample size of 5000 respondents

Also showed that 54% of Kenyans feel

the country is headed in the right

direction with only 14% who feel the

country is headed in a wrong direction

with 32% unsure.

Speaking during the launch Head of

Research for the Organization Mr.

Onchari Oyieyo said; ” a further

60% of Kenyans need to move on and 40%

who feel the government should not

move on after the elections.