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  Photo Courtesy: Sebastian Karani, DMCP - Facebook  As Kenya grapples with a political landscape marred by corruption and unfulfilled promises, a new wave of activism is brewing among the country’s young population. This generation, often referred to as Generation Z is stepping up, not just in protest, but in action. For many, the goal is clear: reshape the nation’s future through leadership, education, and empowerment. Following the protests that echoed across the nation, youths are now shifting their focus from the streets to strategy. Conversations are sprouting across different circles, from urban hubs to rural communities, where young people are determined to hold leaders accountable, starting with educating themselves and their peers on leadership and governance. The sentiment is unanimous: the success of any civic education efforts will ultimately be measured at the ballot box come 2027. Learning from 2022: The Cost of Missed Opportunities The 2022 general elections painted a s

  In today's dynamic political landscape, young people are increasingly targeted for political manipulation. Whether through misinformation campaigns, polarizing rhetoric, or manipulation of social media, the youth are often seen as easy targets. However, it's crucial for the younger generation to recognize the importance of saying no to political manipulation and taking control of their own narrative. Firstly, succumbing to political manipulation undermines the very essence of democracy. Youth engagement in politics is vital for the health of any democracy, but when that engagement is tainted by manipulation, it distorts the democratic process. By resisting manipulation, young people uphold the principles of transparency, accountability, and fairness in governance. Secondly, succumbing to manipulation perpetuates the cycle of division and polarization. Political manipulators thrive on creating rifts within society, pitting one group against another for their own gain. By rejec

  Photo Courtesy: Mumias East MP, Hon. Peter K. Salasya In a world where conformity often feels like the easiest path, standing by yourself can be a daunting task. But let me tell you, dear youth, embracing your independence is the key to unlocking your true potential and paving your own way in life. In this article, we share insights for your consideration. To start with, define Your Values. Take the time to reflect on what truly matters to you. What are your core beliefs and principles? Knowing your values will serve as your compass, guiding you through life's ups and downs. Trust Yourself. Believe in your abilities and instincts. You possess a unique perspective and set of talents that no one else can replicate. Trust in yourself to make decisions that align with your goals and aspirations. Embrace Failure. Failure is not the end; it's merely a stepping stone on the path to success. Embrace your failures as opportunities for growth and learning. Each setback brings valuable

By the Specialized Politique Communique...✍️ Photo courtesy, Hon Raidon Munoko Press team. With less than twenty days to the Bungoma Senate by-elections, Bungoma Youths are still weighing their options on who to elect among the many old and young Candidates, all promising to provide platforms for the youths in raising their voice, expressing their desires and fulfilling their dreams? What matters for Bungoma Youths? It is difficult for one today to tell the interests of the young voters, many of them students in Universities and colleges, others new graduates hustling for opportunities while others spending their prime time in villages lacking tangible engagements to bring them food on the table. Many of this youths are talented in a way or the other but wasting their talents in local breweries for that is the best they can do as far as talent development in the county is concerned. With atleast three serious youthful Candidates on the Senate race, and one, Raidon Munoko's agenda