The State will know what kind of a house you live in, how many cars and chicken you own and the size of your land holding by the end of the Population and Housing Census, which kicks off in 11 days.
The Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) Census questionnaire shows the government is seeking to establish a comprehensive database of household wealth including employment status, livestock owned, electronics such as TVs, radios and computers, motor vehicles and even internet connection. Kenya conducts its household census every 10 years.
