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Health Workers, Media, and President Uhuru Ranked Among Kenya’s Top Performers in 2020

Health Workers, Media, and President Uhuru Ranked Among Kenya’s Top Performers in 2020

A new survey by Infotrak Research has ranked Kenyan healthcare workers as the top performers in 2020.

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Health workers received an approval rating of 76 percent for working on the frontline in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

The end-year study ranked the media (72%), religious organizations (65%), and President Kenyatta (63%) as the second, third, and fourth-best performers respectively. 

A majority of Kenyans mentioned police (45%), the National Assembly (39%), the Senate (35%), and county governments (31%) as the worst performers in the year.

65% percent of the respondents were of the opinion that the government mismanaged the economy last year, with 42% expressing optimism about a turnaround of the economy in 2021. 

“Optimism that the government will do a good job with the economy is highest in North Eastern at 65 percent and Coast at 54 percent,” the report indicates. 

47% of Kenyans termed the government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic as average.

The survey was carried out between December 27th and 29th, where 800 respondents drawn from 24 counties were interviewed.

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  1. GUEST1Jan 24, 2021

    Forgot to Mention the 2 Billion Shillings eaten Every day.

  2. Dan KomenJan 24, 2021

    What kind of bullshit is this, HC workers, yes. Uhuru..... PLEASE!

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