Protests threat • President Ruto’s administration is facing a major threat in the GenZ protests after a one-year lull, says David Kiptum. “How he handles this will make or break him. The very people he promised a better life are worse off than they were before 2022, but millions are being dished out in the so-called economic empowerment programmes.” His contact is [email protected] .
Graft reckoning • The Gen Z’s clear message is that the era of the corrupt and self-serving leaders is fast coming to an end, says Zack Ratemo. The stagnation and impunity that have prevailed for decades, he adds, can no longer be tolerated. “It’s time for the ruling elite to embrace integrity and accountability now or be swept away by a generation demanding real change.”
Looting shame • Those stealing and destroying property belonging to others should be ashamed of themselves, says Chris Kiriba. “They are thugs pretending to be Gen Zs. Those encouraging the destruction of road infrastructure and signage could soon be victims of lack of these vital items. They are cutting their nose to spite their face.” His contact is [email protected] .
Building mess • The developers and owners of a posh new residential estate near Kitisuru, Nairobi, must “know what is required to construct such a multibillion-shilling facility,” says Peter Mungai. “So, why is the wastewater from the property being directed into Mutundu Stream? Can those responsible clear the mess?” His contact is [email protected] .
Beautiful inspiration • Botswana’s 26-year-old Minister for Gender and Youth, Lesego Chombo, should inspire African youths to take over national leadership, says Taabu Tele. “Her appointment was not mere tokenism, as the Miss Botswana 2022 is a lawyer and an able minister embodying beauty with purpose.” His contact is [email protected] .
Have a pretty day, won’t you!
