Democracy and the standard of living

Author: Ndiritu MuriithiPublished on: July 14, 2026Country: Kenya

PoliticsBusiness & Economy

A TIFA mid-year poll shows 47% of Kenyans worry about the cost of living and 23% about unemployment. The article highlights the gap between citizens' economic concerns and political discourse focused on power. Young Kenyans reject tribal alignments and demand issue-driven politics. Politicians use media theatrics to divert attention from their lack of policy solutions.

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