Kenyans Optimistic About Employment In 2015

This is according to a poll released today by IPSOS Synovate which was conducted between 9th and 15th December 2014 involving 2,190 respondents.

The survey shows that 44% of Kenyans think that employment opportunities and economic conditions are likely to worsen.

The report also states that 39% of Kenyans will focus more on saving money in 2015 with 22% aspiring to land job opportunities.

43% of Kenyans think that security is likely to worsen in 2015.

49% of Kenyans are of the view that corruption levels will worsen in 2015 with another 47% anticipating the cost of living to worsen in the new year.

It was also found that 50% of Kenyans are aware of major reports or cases of corruption that have taken place since the Jubilee government came into office.

By Rehema Juma