JUST IN: 84% of Kenyan Employees Report High Stress Levels, Cigna Study Reveals 

  A new report from the Cigna International Health Study 2024 reveals that 84% of employees in Kenya are experiencing high levels of stress. While the overall well-being of Kenyans has improved slightly, rising from 50 points in 2023 to 61 points in 2024, financial concerns and the high cost of living remain the primary contributors to stress. The study, which surveyed over 10,000 participants across 11 global markets, evaluated well-being based on eight factors: emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, social, and spiritual. The findings indicate that employed women in Kenya experience higher levels of stress than their male counterparts.
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