The Mwelekeo Insights public opinion poll has shed light on how Kenyans aged 30 and above view the actions of Generation Z following the June 2024 protests. Conducted between March 1 and March 20, 2025, the survey involved 16,800 participants from all 47 counties. Its aim was to understand older Kenyans’ opinions on the younger
Dagoretti North MP Beatrice Elachi has called on Generation Z in Kenya to be more responsible in how they express their frustrations with national leadership, especially President William Ruto. Speaking at a public event, Elachi reminded the youth that while their concerns are real and important, blaming the president for every issue in the country
By Kevin Kioko The air over Nairobi thickened with acrid smoke on Wednesday June 25, 2025, as flames consumed court buildings in Kikuyu and looters ransacked shops along Kenyatta Avenue, in Bungoma and Nyeri towns. What began as solemn commemoration and a tribute to the lives extinguished during the 2024 Gen-Z protests morphed into a
Embakasi East MP Babu Owino was among the few leaders who stood with Kenyans during the June 25th anniversary of the Anti-Finance Bill 2024 protests. Unlike many other politicians who stayed silent or chose to distance themselves from the youth-led demonstrations, Babu Owino showed up in person and walked side by side with the protesters
Finland’s President, Alexander Stubb, has praised the historic Kenyan Gen Z movement that emerged during the anti-government protests in June last year, describing it as a significant demonstration of democracy. Speaking during his three-day State visit to Kenya, President Stubb shared his thoughts in an exclusive interview with Citizen TV, emphasizing that the protests, which
Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo has condemned the increasing cases of extrajudicial killings in Kenya, many of which are linked to the police. Speaking in Parliament, she said it is alarming that people are being killed without proper investigations or accountability. She said the government must act fast before the situation gets worse. Odhiambo said