| DAY BREAK | Youth: Uncharted Waters [Part 2]

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[@patrickngahu8845]

Unchartered Waters is an accurate definition of the times ahead for our country. Without giving young people real space in the management of the country at national and county levels the country will face more turbulent headwinds in a few years. The same goes for the church, private sector and community and grass roots level. Give the youth their chance and their space and support them to succeed. They have what it takes in so many and unique ways.

[@epictozmediagroupemg3219]

People power 💯bado mapambano

[@Samoguroson]

Thanks Gen Zs, we are proud of you guys. S.orry that those in power have no idea of why they were elected! Please continue to press for the right course. We are with you %

[@Legalfairy]

Bless that point on CIVIC EDUCATION!!!

[@elijahmokandu]

Learned and eloquent,nashangaa why Ruto decided to cs who are not performing yet we such brilliant minds

[@duncanmutuku134]

This is the kenya we need,,you can't compare these guys with the members of Parliament

[@lucyachieng2232]

Good to see Kasmuel Mcoure back. Hope they didn't hurt him

[@abiomar1652]

May GOD bless you all

[@KenyanSwedish]

The basic school curriculum must change in our country! Otherwise we will keep on talking and getting nowhere .

[@gilbertochieng8596]

This is 'power' with no doubt...don't shift any gear..you guys have challenged us squarely..

[@tunemagoo]

Citizen kindly invite KASMUEL, SIFUNA and any two government stalwarts for a discussion moderated by trevor ombijah

[@jaymusicGMF]

The arrogance in which the politicians have been addressing their bosses whom they perceive to be there servants has actually shifted.....

[@Jkajwang]

I support that things must change. The government has too much authority and it is not delivering. Likewise, the Gen-z has too much force and it is contaminated by "violent" protesters (or criminals) - even though the movement has good intentions. A paradigm shift would be beneficial. Gen-z should send a small group of representatives to have a dialogue with the Kenyan President (Ruto). When things get to the point they are, the best thing is for both sides to communicate via the climate of mutual respect - whereby all are listening to each other. There needs to be a "RESPECTED" mediator such as former US president Barack Obama - someone who can instill a sense of great leadership and democratic principles. We need to tone down the frustrations and have a serious/educated dialogue. We must resolve issues through a "non-violent" approach. We don't want Kenya to be a duplicate of our dysfunctional neighbouring countries whose citizens run away and come to seek refuge in Kenya. We have a beautiful country and we need to preserve it (and not destroy it). Like President Obama stated in his campaign for presidency, "YES WE CAN", so can we. And Obama did a great job in leading America from recession as one of the best Presidents to ever rule America . Let us all promote peace and understanding during this difficult time. I am sure that President Ruto will accomplish the task of getting things done properly. But we also, must use the approach of presenting solutions to him and not just problems. I love our country and I love you all.

[@agardigitoxlinks8206]

youth should have a forum for vetting all leader before giving direction on support

[@kimanigeorge750]

Question is, if this young men's/women's were given a chance to become President of Kenya, can they deliver what they're fighting for, considering the black stone, world bank etc are the one running many Government underground ❓❓

[@KenyanSwedish]

Mtu wetu syndrome is the biggest problem in our country!!! Bosibori you nailed it girl!!!

[@kennkodero2965]

Character is like a pregnancy and you cant hide it, nimeweka tick haaahaa

[@blessed78750]

She should know that azimio had a super majority of mp before ruto did his corruption via buying them