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Jubilee falling short of public expectations

Despite Jubilee coalition’s pre-election pledges of 2013, there is now scientific evidence and confirmation that the Jubilee government has dismally performed since it came to power based on revelations by Ipsos Synovate Ltd’s survey and trend analysis of six key economic and governance variables in the years 2013 and 2014.

 The latest such public opinion poll for the year 2015 shows that most Kenyans feel the situation will worsen, with 49 per cent of respondents citing corruption, followed by cost of living (47 per cent), political climate (46 per cent), employment opportunities (44 per cent), economic conditions (44 per cent) and security (43 per cent).

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