There are 21,951,000 dollar millionaires in the U.S. That’s 9% of the total population, and the highest number of dollar millionaires in the world.
In Switzerland, 16% of the population are dollar millionaires.
In Kenya, there are 8,500 dollar millionaires, and less than 1,000 are younger than 40 years. Even if we double that number, that’s less than 1% of the population.
In fact, if you want to be part of the 1% in Kenya, you only need a networth of 10 million KES. The gap between the rich and poor is so wide in Kenya. Even those Kenyans with a networth of 10 million KES are one disease away from poverty.
However, there are millions of Kenyans whose income is not accounted for when calculating the statistics.
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Over half of Kenya s population are children under 18,Leta statistics za 18 and above.
A good number of Kenyans are dollar millionaire s shida ni their wealth is locked up in land
True! Hizi data naonanga ni BS tu. There are thousands of people in Kenya with networth ya 10 million and above. Kwani hizi apartments everywhere, plots, pieces of land ni za nani kama si the same Kenyans.
Alafu another thing is that very few Kenyas are comfortable with having their real networth known.