Author: Judith Mwaura

In a striking development, another member of Generation Z has been recorded smoking a tear gas canister during ongoing protests. This comes after a previous incident went viral internationally, drawing widespread attention and criticism. The protests, now in their second month, have been marked by frequent clashes with authorities and the extensive use of tear gas to disperse crowds. The act of smoking a tear gas canister has become a symbolic gesture among some young protesters, representing their resilience and defiance in the face of aggressive tactics used by law enforcement. However, this behavior has sparked controversy and concern among…

It appears that the Gen Z protesters, who initially declared themselves leaderless, have now formed a communication wing to issue statements on their behalf. This development suggests an evolving strategy within the movement, aiming to present a more organized front while still maintaining their core principle of collective action. The formation of this communication wing comes after two months of persistent protests, signaling a shift towards more structured and coherent messaging. The emergence of a communication wing does not necessarily contradict their leaderless stance. Instead, it can be seen as a pragmatic response to the need for clear and consistent…

The recent incident during the Finance Bill protest in Kenya, where a single protester managed to chase away police officers, has become a striking symbol of the fearlessness and determination of the country’s Gen Z. This bold act underscores a broader trend among young Kenyans who are increasingly willing to confront authority and demand change. Their actions reflect a profound discontent with the status quo and a readiness to fight for their rights and future. Kenyan Gen Z is emerging as a generation unafraid to challenge entrenched systems of power. The Finance Bill, perceived by many as an unfair economic…

The protests in Kenya are drawing significant attention as citizens continue to gather day and night for the #OccupyCBDThursday movement. Demonstrators are united in their demand for change, showing resilience and determination as they occupy various key locations, including the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). The atmosphere is charged with a sense of urgency and a call for justice, as people from all walks of life join hands to voice their concerns. The continuous protests have seen a mix of peaceful demonstrations and moments of tension, as the police and security forces attempt to manage the large crowds. Despite the…

In a dramatic turn of events, the first anti-graft protester to reach the Ugandan Parliament was arrested and forcefully manhandled by the police. The individual was part of a larger movement inspired by successful demonstrations in Kenya, where Generation Z activists occupied Parliament, demanding accountability and transparency from their government. The arrest has sparked outrage among citizens and human rights organizations, who condemn the excessive use of force and the suppression of peaceful protest. Despite the heavy-handed response from authorities, the spirit of the protests remains unbroken. In both Uganda and Kenya, demonstrators continue to rally against corruption and advocate…

Embakasi East MP Paul Ongili, also known as Babu Owino, has confirmed that he will not join President William Ruto’s government. On July 24, Babu Owino expressed good wishes to ODM party members who had joined the government and bid them farewell. He emphasized his commitment to standing with the Kenyan people during the ongoing political crisis. Babu Owino promised to provide a detailed response about his future actions to his supporters later. In his statement on Wednesday, July 24, Babu Owino made it clear that he would not be part of President Ruto’s administration. He wished those from the…

Hon. Babu Owino, a prominent and outspoken figure in Kenyan politics, has declared his unwavering commitment to championing the interests of the people as the new chief Opposition leader. His dedication to the cause is rooted in a deep-seated belief in justice and equity for all Kenyans, regardless of their socio-economic status. Owino’s pledge to fight for the rights and welfare of the citizens comes at a critical time when many feel disenfranchised by those who have shifted allegiances to the government. As the chief Opposition leader, Owino aims to hold the government accountable, ensuring that transparency and integrity remain…

Headline: Chaos in Nairobi: Boda Boda Operators Take a Stand Against Hired Goons Subheadline: Vigilante Justice in the Heart of Kenya’s Capital In a dramatic turn of events in Nairobi, chaos erupted as boda boda operators clashed with hired goons in a series of intense confrontations. The city, already on edge due to ongoing demonstrations, witnessed an unprecedented level of violence as vigilante justice took center stage. On a sweltering afternoon in the bustling streets of Nairobi, tension boiled over when a group of boda boda operators, fed up with the chaos and crime plaguing their community, decided to take…

The scenes captured in the video evoke a profound sense of sadness and frustration. Seeing law enforcement officials, who are meant to protect the public, resort to such aggressive and careless measures is deeply unsettling. When police engage in actions that appear to disregard the safety and dignity of protesters, it not only endangers lives but also erodes public trust in the institutions meant to uphold justice and order. The use of tear gas in residential areas is particularly alarming. Tear gas is a powerful and often indiscriminate tool that can have severe health effects, especially on vulnerable populations such…

The appointment of a second batch of Cabinet Secretaries by President William Ruto marks a significant move in reshaping the leadership landscape at Statehouse. Alfred Mutua has been named CS Labour, bringing his extensive experience in governance to the role. Opiyo Wandayi’s appointment as CS Energy signals a focus on revitalizing the energy sector under new leadership. Hassan Joho, taking charge as CS Mining, is expected to navigate challenges and opportunities in the mining industry. Kipchumba Murkomen’s appointment as CS Sports aims to inject fresh perspectives into sports administration, while John Mbadi’s role as CS Treasury comes amidst economic challenges,…