Ipsos Poll

Nairobi, Kenya: A poll suggesting that majority of Kenyans don’t want Opposition leader Raila Odinga to vie for the presidency in next year’s elections has sparked uproar. The latest Ipsos survey suggests that collective 61 per cent not…

More than half of Kenyans believe that the Jubilee government has completely or slightly fulfilled some of its key pledges in its manifesto, a new survey has shown. Of the five Jubilee manifesto pledges included in the Social, Political,…

TWENTY-EIGHT per cent of Kenyans support Cord to end impunity, faithfully implement devolution and ensure minority rights, according to a new poll that still ranks Jubilee as the most popular party. Only two per cent support the…

President Uhuru Kenyatta’s approval rating dropped by 10 per cent following the Garissa university massacre, a survey has revealed. The drop in the confidence rating from 76 per cent to 66 per cent was linked to his administration's…

Apparently, the three disgruntled media houses; Nation Media Group (NMG), Standard Media Group (SMG) and Royal Media Service (RMS) have been lying to Kenyans. Iposos latest survey has indicated. The three media houses have been…