Making politics 'fun, trendy, sexy': How Gen Z could shape Kenya's next election
"I'm here to participate in a revolution change that we want a new Kenyan youth leader who knows the common problems that are facing the young people," 23-year-old Brandon Muremi told the BBC."John Kiragu, a local UDA youth leader, said he understood the grievances that had driven young people to protest."The student journalist turned civic mobiliser launched a voter registration drive on social media earlier this year, using snappy selfies infused with music and humour to target young people.
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