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Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index records perceived public-sector corruption in 180 countries and territories. It uses a scale of zero (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean), based on feedback from experts and business people. In 2020, Kenya was ranked 124th. It was 137th ...

According to Kenya’s 2019 Population and Housing Census, 34.2% of households in the country rely on piped water as a source of drinking water. ...

In 2019, the National Housing Corporation and the State Department for Housing built 100 and 430 units respectively for a total of 530 units or dwellings – higher than the 430 units realised in 2018. ...

According to data from the World Bank, in 2018 75% of Kenya’s population had access to electricity. Related: FACTSHEET: The cost of electricity in Kenya ...

According to Kenya’s Bribery Index 2019, the judiciary was ranked as the most bribery prone institution at 69% above the Police which topped the list in 2017. Although the Police was the second most bribery prone institution at 64%, it was equally the most improved with a reduction of 19.3 percent...