Eight in 10 young Kenyans, 80 per cent, say the country is moving in the wrong direction, while 79 per cent say the national economy is heading the same way.
Two years after Kenya's historic Gen Z uprising blindsided state security agencies and transformed the country's political landscape, an alarming new poll has fired a massive warning shot ahead of the next general election, revealing that the nation's vast pool of young voters overwhelmingly believes the country and its economy are heading in the wrong direction.
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