Time for sobriety, reflection and action on Gen Zs reforms push

It’s not business as usual in Kenya. We are living through unprecedented times. Our Parliament was raided, business stopped, and its members sent scampering. Many of these MPs are yet to regain their confidence and footing in public.

The Cabinet has been disbanded, and sector leadership left to Principal Secretaries. Gen Z, they who have branded themselves “tribeless, leaderless and partyless”, have maintained the pressure. They are unhappy with our governance and are out to force fundamental changes.