Topic: Gen Z

For any aspiring leader who wants to capture the attention of this group, Dr. Ndonye offered a clear observation. It is time to conduct deeper research and understand the behavioral patterns of Gen Z.

During a discussion on the TalkChat Podcast, Dr. Ndonye traces the evolution of Kenya’s political landscape. “Around 2002, we transitioned from tribal-based to region-based politics. We began viewing leaders as representatives of their regions.” While he

According to Dr. Ndonye, many young people do not lack skills or education; what they need is empowerment and opportunities.Ruto’s actions, he outlined, are beginning to speak directly to those needs.

“Matiang’i has no votes in Kenya, yet he is going to look for votes in the diaspora. Gachagua has votes from the mountain, and that is why he is seeking additional support abroad. Matiang’i, however, is not yet a Kisii kingpin and has also not sought advi

In a world constantly competing for attention, Kenyan Gen Zs are proving that they don’t just consume entertainment—they shape it. And as their influence grows, one thing is clear: the future of Kenyan pop culture will not be televised—it will be streamed

What if the next person to hold office as President is a Muslim, Hindu, or belongs to African Traditional religions?

Self-preservation nonchalance can be a powerful coping mechanism. It is used in an environment where emotions are not appreciated. However, there is a difference between protecting your peace and pushing people away.

The long-awaited announcement paves the way for students to begin the next chapter of their academic journey in various universities, colleges, and TVET institutions across the country.

A generation armed with information and immense knowledge is not lending him an ear in the quest for transparency and accountability in the choking atmosphere of betrayal.

The next several hours will be critical in determining how today's events unfold. Law enforcement response, protester behavior, and the role of non-state actors will all influence whether the anniversary passes peacefully—or reignites the kind of unrest s

As we count down the days to June 25, voices are rising again, and questions are being asked. This moment offers a new chance to ask hard questions; Will Kenyans still rise when they feel unheard? Will the new generation trust that power can change? Will

In 2012, Alexander Monson –an aristocrat of British descent –was arrested for allegedly smoking cannabis in Diani, Mombasa. In 2025, blogger and teacher Albert Ojwang died in police custody in Nairobi after being arrested in Homa Bay.

Some police officers have already been suspended, and a few have even been arrested in connection with the case. But many people feel that’s not enough. They believe the real problem lies in how powerful individuals in the police force are not being held

These countries are in what Dr Barrack Muluka has termed “paranoia.” And they are right to be paranoid because the youth, particularly Gen Z, are no longer restricted by proximity. Social media is now their ironclad defence, and unity is their cadence.

Statistics indicate that a significant portion of the voting bloc will come from Gen Z and Millennials—tech-savvy individuals who resist conventional methods of persuasion. To effectively engage these voters, Dr. Ndonye outlines the strategies that are un

One of the reasons behind Gen Z’s love for nostalgia is the uncertainty of the prevailing. Growing up in technology of economic instability, social unrest, and the speedy upward push of the virtual era, many young people feel beaten by way of the short-pa

For Gen Z, Fridays often center around parties, outings, and gatherings that provide a much-needed escape from the pressures of school, work, and the digital landscape. Unlike previous generations, their Friday nights are profoundly shaped by social media

Unlike previous generations, Gen Z is growing up in a digital age where exposure to different cultures, ideas, and ways of thinking is inevitable. Social media platforms like TikTok, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram have created spaces where young peo

For this generation, success isn't measured by the number of hours worked at a traditional job but by the ability to generate income, create impact, and solve problems. Many young Kenyans in this group have turned to side hustle, freelancing, and online b

The fashion landscape is constantly evolving, with both generations sharing a deep desire for self-expression through their clothing, showcasing that style is more than just fabric.