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Society - 18 June 2019

Kenyans Unwavering Support for the Handshake!

Majority of Kenyans (80%) still support the March 2018 handshake between President...

Consumer & Shopper - 4 June 2019

The Minds of our Consumers

DECISION SYSTEMS! A lot of our work (in business or the social sectors) revolves...

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Not a Happy Easter for Kenyans!

Drought and Famine is the Most Serious Problem Affecting Kenyans: The general perception in the past has been that corruption is the most serious problem facing Kenyans. However, from these findings, we observe that the most serious problem affecting Kenyans in their locality is drought and famine (47%).

Polling 3 June 2019

Ipsos’ Pre-Election SPEC Survey

This is the 1st Media Release of Ipsos’ fourth national SPEC (Social, Political, Economic and Cultural) survey for 2017. Fieldwork was conducted between 22–30 of July. For this survey, an increased sample of 4,308 was used, covering all 47 counties.

Election 1 August 2017

Presidential race now close enough for voter turnout to make the difference

Currently, more than nine-in-ten (93%, with nearly identical partisan figures) claim to be registered voters (though the fact that not all could name their polling station likewise raises a question about the reliability of these figures).

Election 23 July 2017

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#GrowthOfMegacities : More than 60% of the population in South Africa, Nigeria and Somalia will live in cities by 2050 #IpsosKE

12:40 PM - 14 August 2019

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