TIFA Survey Reveals Growing Anger as Most Kenyans Say Country Is on the Wrong Path

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TIFA Survey Reveals Growing Anger as Most Kenyans Say Country Is on the Wrong Path

10th September, 2026

A new survey by research firm TIFA shows that a majority of Kenyans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, reflecting growing public dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs.

The survey also places President William Ruto, his administration and the police under scrutiny over violence witnessed during anti-government protests.

The findings point to deepening frustration among Kenyans with the government, with the latest results adding to a pattern of declining public confidence in the current administration.

The report comes amid continued debate over the government’s handling of protests, security and the broader concerns raised by citizens across the country.

Tobias Chanji reports on the latest TIFA findings and what they reveal about Kenyans’ growing concerns over the direction of the country.

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