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Kenya Gen-Z Revolution
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Uniting Kenyans — especially Gen Z and Millennials — to register, vote, and demand good governance. Your voice matters. Your vote counts.
Our common enemies are:
- Bad Governance
- Corruption
- Poverty
- Tribalism
- Hunger
- Unemployment
- Over-taxation (0 development)
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Top Preferred Candidates
The Top Preferred Candidates represent the leaders that Kenya’s Gen Z and Millennial generations most support across all political levels —
President, Governor, Senator, Woman Representative, Member of Parliament (MP), and Member of County Assembly (MCA).
These selections were made after analyzing public submissions using advanced AI and data-driven insights.
Each preferred candidate was determined based on verified public preferences from our platform — one candidate per position, across the national, county, sub-county, and ward levels.
Based on your submissions, these are the candidates we will collectively supports in 2027.
Recent community submissions (anonymized)
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Key Issues for Every Kenyan
We are committed to building a Kenya where every citizen thrives under justice, equality, and opportunity. Our focus is on eliminating corruption, promoting good governance, ensuring access to basic services, and protecting the rights and dignity of every individual. Below are the key causes we champion:
No Corruption
We fight against all forms of corruption in governance and public service. Our goal is to ensure fairness and trust for every Kenyan. Corruption undermines democracy and development, and we will not allow it to thrive.
No Bad Governance
We advocate for transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership. Policies should serve the people, not personal interests. Good governance strengthens institutions and promotes national progress.
No Tribalism
We promote national unity and equality among all citizens. No one should face discrimination based on tribe or ethnicity. Diversity is a strength that we must celebrate and protect.
No Unemployment
We strive to create sustainable job opportunities for youth and professionals. Skills development and entrepreneurship support are key. Employment empowers individuals and strengthens communities.
Education for All
We ensure every Kenyan has access to quality education and skill development. Knowledge empowers citizens to reach their full potential. Education is the foundation for equality and national growth.
Healthcare Access
We promote affordable and quality healthcare for all citizens. Every individual deserves to be healthy and safe. Strong healthcare systems improve communities and national resilience.
State Capture Prevention
We protect democracy from manipulation by any leader. Government institutions must serve the people, not private interests. Upholding the rule of law ensures accountability and justice.
Equality & Justice
We guarantee equal rights and opportunities for all citizens. Justice must be impartial and accessible. Discrimination and favoritism have no place in a fair society.
No Extrajudicial Killings
We protect human rights and ensure every life is valued. Security operations must follow the law and respect citizens. Accountability for unlawful killings is essential for trust and justice.
No Abductions
We stand firmly against forced disappearances. Every citizen has the right to feel safe in their community. Law enforcement must protect lives and uphold security responsibly.
Uphold the Constitution
We respect and defend Kenya’s Constitution. It must never be amended for personal gain. Protecting the Constitution preserves democracy and the rule of law.
Remembering Our Heroes
Last year (2024), in June, brave young Kenyans stood up for their rights and paid the ultimate price. They fought for justice, transparency, and the future of our nation. Their courage reminds us all why it is vital to vote for leaders of integrity who serve the people, not themselves.
Rex Maasai
Rex gave his life standing against corruption and unfair governance. His sacrifice calls on every young Kenyan to demand integrity from those in power.
Boniface Kariuki
Boniface was shot dead by police while selling masks, a tragic reminder of the dangers ordinary Kenyans face while striving to make an honest living. His death symbolizes the need for justice, restraint, and reform in policing.
Albert Ojuang
Albert was kidnapped from his home by police and killed in custody. His tragic death reminds us of the urgent need for justice and accountability in law enforcement.
Renny Kipkorir
Renny bravely participated in demonstrations for justice and paid with his life. Remember his courage and ensure leaders uphold the rule of law.
Victims of Police Violence
Young Kenyans targeted in unlawful police actions remind us that democracy must be defended. Their lives are a call for accountable leadership.
Journalists Tortured
Those who risked their lives reporting the truth highlight the importance of freedom of expression. Stand for integrity and transparency in governance.
Hunger Victims
Many young Kenyans suffered and died due to systemic neglect and poor governance. Their memory motivates us to vote for leaders who prioritize citizens’ welfare.
Bloodshed
The bloodshed during protests is a reminder that our voices must be respected and leaders must act responsibly. Every life lost calls for accountability.
Fallen Youth
These young Kenyans gave their lives defending justice and human rights. Their courage urges the next generation to vote wisely and demand integrity.
Protesters
Students and youth who joined demonstrations for change showed bravery. They remind us that standing up is necessary to protect democracy.
Extrajudicial Victims
Those unlawfully killed by authorities highlight the need for justice and accountability. Vote to ensure leaders cannot abuse power without consequences.
Government Oppression
Oppression by state forces reminds us that leadership must be held accountable. Protect democracy and ensure leaders serve the public, not themselves.
Police Killings
Repeated cases of police violence against civilians demand we vote for reform-minded leaders who respect human rights.
Finance Bills
Guided by the principle in Article 1 of the Constitution of Kenya that power belongs to the people, the Kenya Gen-Z community united in protest against the 2025 Finance Bill. Through sustained demonstrations, they made their voices heard, leading to the President, William Ruto, deciding to withdraw the bill.
Gen-Z, remember their sacrifice. Vote for leaders of integrity. Protect our democracy. Make every vote count.
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