By
Ndiritu Muriithi
Columnist
Ecocapp Capital
A mid-year opinion poll by TIFA showed that Kenyans are worried most about the economy and livelihoods. Forty-seven percent were worried about the cost of living.
Young citizens care about systemic issues like how corruption drives up costs of living. But some political leaders continue to default to tribal arithmetic because it has worked in the past, as...
By
Ndiritu Muriithi
Columnist
Ecocapp Capital
A mid-year opinion poll by TIFA showed that Kenyans are worried most about the economy and livelihoods. Forty-seven percent were worried about the cost of living.

Kenyans on the ground and on social media have weighed in on issues of rising cost of living, government wastage, and the…

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