According to the survey, 38% of the respondents said the most important problem that they wanted the government to address was unemployment.
It was followed by infrastructure and roads with 33% and education with 31%.
Corruption was in seventh place with 17% while cash was at the bottom with 7%.
Ironically only 4% of those in urban areas were worried about the cash crisis while 9% in rural areas faced the same problem.
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