For the longest time, leadership has always been seen through the lens of individuals within an organisation, institution or a nation who are able to influence towards a given direction.
And the youth were never seen as a group who could be able to take the lead on any matter of significant national importance. This narrative was changed recently when Kenya as a nation was swept by an unimaginable chain of events spearheaded by the members of the famous youth bulge referred to as Gen Z.
