A new study by GeoPoll, a global research and data giant, shows the young population is still concerned about taxation and corruption, with the top leadership put on the spot for failing to address the issues raised.
Based on the findings, public trust in the government to address the concerns raised during the protests is notably low.
A combined 63 per cent of respondents indicated minimal confidence, 38 per cent said they trust the government “very little,” and 26 per cent said “not at all.”
Only 24 per cent expressed a moderate level of trust by selecting “somewhat,” while just 14 per cent reported having “very much” trust.
About 71 per cent of respondents indicated that their voice is not being heard by the government, with only 11 per cent feeling that their concerns are being acknowledged, while 18 per cent were unsure.
