A new financial survey highlights how Kenyans sustain their livelihoods, revealing a diverse mix of income sources across the country.
According to the findings, salaried employment remains the primary means of survival, accounting for 37 per cent of respondents.
Business profits and self-employment follow at 21 per cent, underscoring the important role of small enterprises in household income.
Casual and daily labour contributes 11 per cent, while farming and agriculture account for 10 per cent, reflecting the continued relevance of agricultural activity.
Gifts from family and friends represent 9 per cent, matching the proportion of respondents who cited freedom-related ventures as their source of livelihood.
Government support and social benefits make up 5 per cent.
The survey paints a clear picture of how Kenyans navigate their financial realities.
