Kenya: A fair slice?

25 Sep 2018 | Information, Governance & Citizen Action

This brief presents data on Kenyans’ views and opinions on poverty, fairness and inequality. It reports that majority of Kenyans (95%) think that the gap between rich and poor is too big, and a similar number feel it is the government’s job to reduce this gap (85%). 

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