Corruption among politicians and the spread of diseases like Aids are top on the list of the biggest problems facing Kenya, a new opinion poll shows.
The random survey also lists poor quality education, crime, ethnic tension and poor quality drinking water as the other major challenges.
The Citizens Satisfaction Survey, conducted by TNS Research International in August in all the eight provinces, compared its results with a similar study it conducted in 2002.
The new one rates corrupt politicians and the spread of diseases as the two biggest problems the country faces — at 93 per cent each.
They are followed by crime and ethnic tension, at 88 per cent, while poor quality education and poor quality drinking water at 70 per cent each.
Source: Peter Leftie, Daily Nation / allAfrica.com, 08 Sep 2009
does anybody know what the quality of the water is like ?
my dad lives in kenya and the water supply is relly good i dont know why all you peopel are complaining
your dad may be one of the lucky ones. most others don’t have access to clean water or enough water…and THAT is why we are complaining
yeah maybe cause your dads living in a nice house or apartment there but were talking about the poor people there that live in rundown shacks and have to get their water out of the river most of the time
only 15% of keny has clean water btw