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Kiambu, Nairobi lead counties with high crime levels

Kiambu and Nairobi lead counties with high crime levels

A survey by Ipsos Synovate released in June 2016 revealed that crime rate in Nairobi was about twice the national average of 9 per cent.

The survey also showed the levels of violent crime had declined nationally from 48 per cent in November 2015, to 35 per cent in June 2016. Today’s brief analyses crime rates in Kenya and looks at the trends over a five years from 2012.

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