Uganda lost the election today. As we have seen in Tanzania, stealing the future of a young nation is accomplished not with political campaigns, but with military force. Tonight, we simply state that the impunity of Museveni’s thugs must be challenged. Concerning reports over the fate of Bobi Wine are reaching us and we will attempt to penetrate the internet blackout. Museveni is behaving more like a coup leader than an elected official.
When young people start writing eulogies, leaving instructions on what they want done if they are unalived during the 25th protest…
Some even going as far as paying morgue deposits in advance, then this is no longer just another protest.
These are young people who’ve accepted their fate.
They have nothing to lose.
You cannot scare such people. You can’t silence them with force.
Have you ever been in that place of complete hopelessness?
Where nothing is working, doors don’t open, your dreams are on life support…
That space where even death doesn’t scare you anymore because, to be honest, you died a long time ago on the inside?
That’s the space many young Kenyans are in right now.
We’ve talked about this over and over:
👉 Create employment.
👉 Restore hope.
👉 Give young people a reason to believe in their country again.
Kenya’s Gen Z is educated, aware, and wired for global excellence, but every day, instead of opportunities, they’re slapped in the face with:
❎Extravagant displays of wealth by politicians
❎Lavish lifestyles built off stolen public funds
❎A system that rewards the corrupt and ignores the deserving
How do you explain a politician who was bankrupt five years ago, now buying apartments in Dubai and driving million-dollar cars?
Instead of overburdening and ignoring a generation crying out for dignity,
Give them jobs. Give them a future.
Because when people have nothing to lose, they become unstoppable.