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[Eric @amerix]

I have never heard a politician say:

" Thank you for nominating me to the cabinet, but I respect my values. I decline it because I will not sit in a government I have vehemently criticized."

Politicians lack morals, values, and conscience.

They represent our deepest flaws.

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

The Gen Z movement starts to spread across Africa.

Inspired by Kenya's recent protests, youths in Nigeria, Malawi, and Uganda are now also organizing demonstrations against the mismanagement of their governments.

The Gen Z movement in Kenya has had several victories already, including the withdrawal of Finance Bill 2024, the sacking of the cabinet, President Ruto’s dialogue with protestors, and the resignation of the police chief due to abuses of power and killings.
Protestors have called for further nationwide protests for Tuesday, July 16 over the government’s failure to prosecute government forces suspected of killing at least 41 people protesting most of them in Nairobi on June 25th, when protesters briefly overran Parliament and set a portion of it ablaze setting off a heavy police response. Looting has also been reported across several towns and cities, though it is unclear whether this was by state-backed provocateurs, or by opportunist criminals as both sides point fingers at each other.

In an attempt to subdue the protests President Ruto also announced that a so-called national dialogue would begin on Monday to defuse tensions in the country. Many are now also asking President @WilliamsRuto to step down and for an independent legal inquiry into alleged cases of corruption and killings. These victories have inspired others across the continent to organize against perceived corruption, failing economies, and the mismanagement of government resources in their respective countries.

Inorganic online activity was also spotted amplifying both Government and Gen Z discourse online as Africa faces its biggest information challenge to date. Both local, state, and foreign influence operations are feared to be attempting to co-opt or disrupt the protests adding to the chaos. Anonymous for the most part has suspended its attempt to intervene out of caution of encountering tainted leaks, boosting malicious influence campaigns, and delegitimizing the protests which have so far succeeded in getting results after the government shockingly folded to their demands to shut down the proposed tax bill, reaching the original goal.

Malawi
In Malawi, a 'national shutdown demonstration' organized by young people was scheduled for July 10 but postponed due to school exams. Human rights activist Edward Kambanje, one of the protest organizers, cites unnecessary taxes, high pump prices, poor governance, and government heavy-handedness as reasons for the demonstration. “We aim to build a sustained movement that can no longer be ignored by authorities,” Kambanje tells The Africa Report.

Uganda
In Uganda, young people are planning a march to parliament on July 23 to protest legislative and government corruption. Mukungu Patrick, an accountant, cites youth unemployment, economic hardships, corruption, and broken government promises as triggers for the demonstration. Organizers acknowledge that, unlike in Kenya, their protest may not bring immediate policy changes, but they remain determined to start with small steps.

Zimbabwe
In Zimbabwe, where youths are reportedly planning their own protest, the government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa is known for stifling dissent. "Mnangagwa’s regime has demonstrated itself to be impervious to grievances," says veteran human rights lawyer Doug Coltart. "But even the most hard-headed regimes can be forced to grant concessions with sustained, organized, and disciplined nonviolent action, as the Kenyan youth have shown."

Nigeria
Nigeria’s young people have been sharing banners on social media platforms calling for a “nationwide protest to defend Nigeria” scheduled for August. They are calling out alleged economic mismanagement, corruption, and the skyrocketing cost of living in Africa’s most populous nation.

Gambia
On July 9 in The Gambia, hundreds of protesters, mainly young people, marched to the parliament in a rare protest, calling for the withdrawal of legislation that seeks to improve the remunerations of judicial officers and MPs at a time of worsening economic hardships in the tiny country. Even though the protest organized on social media ended peacefully, there are concerns about potential chaos if parliament passes the Judicial Officers Bill and the National Assembly Salaries and Pensions Bill.

~ YourAnonCentral

(Source:
1. https://t.co/w0HZIAr4uO

2. https://t.co/oGSa3hLxCu

3. https://t.co/8BLIIZxtN4)

[Eric @amerix]

1st WIN: Finance Bill dropped ✔️

2nd WIN: Cabinet dissolved ✔️

Remaining tasks:

- Reconstitute IEBC

- Recall MPs

- Deport US ambassador

Remain vigilant, firm, and stoic.

#DrainTheSwamp

[HAVier @SaviollaJavier]

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[Gabuh254 @Gabuh_254]

All politicians are in bed together,sai Gen Z ndio opposition

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