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The act of violence against one’s own mother is deeply troubling and goes against the fundamental values of respect, love, and familial bonds that are integral to any society. It’s a stark reminder of the complexities and challenges that exist within families and the broader community. Such actions evoke a profound sense of sadness and disbelief, as they undermine the nurturing and protective role that parents are meant to play in their children’s lives. For Gen Zs and all generations, it’s crucial to emphasize the importance of empathy, compassion, and non-violence in all relationships, especially within families. Addressing issues of…

In recent times, the youth of Kenya, particularly Gen Zs and Millennials, have made a profound impact on the country’s socio-political landscape. During the finance bill protests, their activism reached a crescendo as they took to the streets in passionate defiance. The scenes that unfolded, including their infiltration into Parliament and defiant occupation of the Speaker’s chair despite police attempts to eject them, captured global attention. Their actions were more than just a display of frustration; they were a testament to the growing political consciousness and assertiveness among Kenya’s younger generations. Fuelled by social media and a deep-seated desire for…

Peter Salasya took home a paltry KSh 2,364 out of his hefty KSh 1.2 million pay for the month of June The Mumias East lawmaker exhibited his payslip while suggesting in jest he is struggling financially According to Salasya, due to how pathetic their payslips looked, his colleagues in the National Assembly voted for the Finance Bill 2024, hoping for handouts from the government Nairobi: MP Peter Salasya suggests he is struggling financially despite his hefty monthly pay. The ever-jolly Mumias East legislator shared a payslip detailing his salary for June. But an avalanche of deductions would see him remain…

“Once you call off your protests, our security agencies will be in a position to deal firmly with the criminal elements.” Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has asked the young people to call off planned peaceful protests to guard against infiltration by criminals whose mission is to cause mayhem in the country. The Deputy President said the cessation of the protests would give room to security officers to crackdown on and deal firmly with criminals who Tuesday meted violence on other Kenyans, besides looting and destroying property. Speaking in Laikipia County on Wednesday, July 3, Gachagua appealed to young people to…

FOLLOW GEN Z OFFICIAL WHATSAPP CHANNEL NOW To Get Link https://www.whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaWT5gSGufImU8R0DO30 EngageThePresident Read Also Goons caught by Gen z had a Beating of Their Life Yesterday!! Kenya. Watch The streets of Nairobi were filled with tension as protestors gathered to voice their dissent against the recently proposed finance bill. Among the crowd were members of Generation Z, known for their tech-savviness and social media activism. As the protest escalated, a group of goons, allegedly hired to disrupt the demonstration, found themselves cornered by the younger protestors. The goons, who had initially approached with confidence, were quickly overpowered. The youthful energy…

Protesters swarmed the streets, their chants echoing off the buildings surrounding the parliament. As the finance bill debate intensified inside, tensions outside reached a boiling point. The crowd, fueled by frustration and anger over perceived economic injustices, surged forward. Amidst the chaos, a lone policeman found himself separated from his unit. Despite his efforts to maintain order, he was quickly overpowered by the throng of demonstrators. Shouts turned to screams as fists flew and batons clashed against makeshift shields. The officer, trapped in a sea of hostility, struggled to protect himself. He attempted to reason with the closest protestors, but…

A thief was caught in Gikomba Market near the bridge, creating quite a stir among the bustling crowd. Shoppers and vendors quickly gathered around the scene, their curiosity piqued by the sudden commotion. The market, usually alive with the sounds of bargaining and lively chatter, now buzzed with hushed whispers and pointed fingers. The thief, a young man, stood nervously as the crowd closed in, his face a mix of shame and defiance. As the crowd grew larger, some of the market’s elder vendors stepped forward to address the situation. These respected figures in the community believed in handling such…

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has released a series of images featuring 38 individuals believed to be involved in illegal activities during the recent protests against the Finance Bill 2024. These demonstrations, which have garnered significant attention nationwide, have seen various acts of violence and disruption, prompting the police to take decisive action. The DCI urges the public to assist in locating these suspects by providing any information that could lead to their arrest. Citizens are encouraged to use the anonymous #FichuakwaDCI Hotline number 0800722203 or the police hotlines 999, 911, and 112 to share details confidentially. The authorities…

The atmosphere in Mombasa was charged with fervor as Gen Z protestors took to the streets, rallying against the controversial finance bill. The demonstration, which had initially begun peacefully, took a dramatic turn when a civilian, visibly agitated, was captured on camera firing live bullets into the crowd. Panic ensued, and the once-organized protest turned chaotic as people scrambled for cover. The sight of the civilian wielding a firearm ignited a surge of outrage among the protestors. Fueled by a mix of fear and anger, they quickly mobilized to confront the aggressor. A group of protestors managed to disarm him,…

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has apologised to Majority Whip Sylvanus Osoro’s friend whonwas pictured in parliament and subsequently removed him from wanted list. This comes after the Investigations department released pictures of Gen Z protesters who invaded parliament last week and kenyans raised concerns with one of those listed being Sylvanus Osoro’s friend. Dennis Basweti, the friend to South Mugirango MP Sylvanus Osoro who is also a pastor was marked by DCI in the wanted list in a notice that was published in local newspapers on Wednesday. However, DCI revealed that Basweti surrendered himself to the police and…