Topic: #GenZ Maandamano

His sentiments on the issue align with those of the Kenyan Union of Journalists (KUJ) and the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), which expressed their dissatisfaction with the brutal incidents earlier.

The primary focus is vetting the newly selected cabinet nominees while discussing the Supplementary Budget Estimates for the Financial Year 2024/2025. They will also table the report of the Finance Committee on the rejected Finance Bill 2024.

In line with the two conflicting letters from the IG and the LSK, the public might be left in a dilemma regarding the prevailing crisis. It raises an alarming interest that Gen Zs and the public might take sides leading to a more stringent fight.

Further, he has announced that the country has lost 6 million shillings as per the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) report due to the protests, and the continuity of the demonstrations will lead to the loss of jobs.

His social media accounts, still very much present, are populated with glaring details of a government that is rife with wastage, feckless individuals in power and among many other posts, the aggregate particulars of mishandling that got out of hand.

Others speculate that a serial killer has been hiding in plain sight, given the victims' similarities and the indistinguishable M.O. in relation to the manner of death.

“I want to ask this house to ensure that those children get a state funeral, those were not criminals, but children who had reached a dead end.” Said Kisii Senator, Richard Onyonka.

This comes as the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) has been under fire for allegedly losing KSH 368 million due to 'typing errors'. The insurance fund has also left patients stranded as the expected shift to SHA ( Social Health Authority)

As July 7 inches closer, Sabasaba ghosts come back to haunt in a new series of '7-days of justice' with the government maintaining austerity, under the banner of 'an independent' police force.

“The proposed youth and multi-sectoral forums will give the youth and other stakeholders a platform to discuss these and other national economic challenges that face our country” President Ruto said.

These demonstrations have captured the global spotlight with international media houses featuring the events under compelling headlines.

A troubled Ukraine was also expected to go to the polls in March this year, but the ongoing Russian invasion led to an adoption of martial law, barring elections.

Despite beefed-up security efforts that have seen the military deployed to state capitols, Gen Z's unwavering power has made the hashtag #Statehouse top the charts on X, with blueprints of 'the house on the hill' surfacing online.

By 2.55pm, this bold move was successful in Nairobi’s parliament buildings as police and protestors engaged fiercely. After failing to cordon off the chambers against the thousands of protestors, the National Parliament was eventually seized.

“Let us not paint Gachagua as a saint; he is clearly using tribe to gain back popularity in Mount Kenya. This movement is tribeless. If Ruto goes, Gachagua also goes.” One of the speakers said.