Political Power Play: Ruto Clinches C, Gachagua Lands D in Fresh Infotrak Ratings
President William Ruto scored a C in terms of performance according to the latest ranking released by Infotrak, on Thursday, April 11.
The market and social research company further revealed that Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua scored a D.
In the report, Ruto scored a mean rating of 52 percent with his deputy coming close at 48 percent.
In a similar survey released by Infotrak in December 2023, President Ruto had scored a D with a mean rating of 47 percent with Gachagua scoring an E of 36 percent.
While Kenyans may not approve of the performance of the President and his Deputy, 67 percent of Kenyans revealed that they were happy with the performance of cabinet secretaries.
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Overall, 41 percent of Kenyans feel that government officials have performed poorly with 32 percent giving an average rating.
Kenyans feel that the Senate is the best-performing key government institution with a 69 percent mean rating translating to a B.
On the other hand, fewer Kenyans approved of the National Assembly’s performance with only 53 percent of Kenyans approving of their legislative duties.
Chief Justice Martha Koome-led Judiciary was highly ranked by Kenyans receiving a mean rating of 67 per cent and a grade of B.
Infotrak added that 62 percent of Kenyans revealed that they were satisfied with how the opposition was keeping the executive in check.
In the same report, it was revealed that 81 per cent of Kenyans supported opposition leader Raila Odinga’s bid for the African Union Commission (AUC) chairperson.
Raila Odinga has reiterated that should he clinch the post, he would continue with his fight for social justice in Kenya.
Political Power Play: Ruto Clinches C, Gachagua Lands D in Fresh Infotrak Ratings
