By Lucy
The misuse of public resources by Kenyan politicians has become a pressing issue,
with widespread corruption and mismanagement undermining the country’s
development. Politicians are often accused of using public funds for personal gain,
diverting resources meant for essential services like healthcare, education, and
infrastructure into their own pockets. This has led to a growing sense of frustration and
anger among the public, who are bearing the brunt of these corrupt practices.
Gen Z, in particular, has been vocal in calling out politicians for their misuse of public
resources. They argue that the funds being squandered on lavish lifestyles and
unnecessary projects should be invested in improving the lives of ordinary Kenyans.
The younger generation is demanding greater transparency and accountability in the
management of public funds, calling for stricter laws and harsher penalties for those
found guilty of corruption.
The misuse of public resources not only deprives citizens of essential services but also
erodes trust in the government and democratic institutions. Gen Z is determined to
change this, using their platforms to raise awareness and push for reforms that will
ensure public resources are used for the benefit of all Kenyans. Their call to action is
clear: politicians must be held accountable for their actions, and public resources must
be managed responsibly to promote the country’s development and improve the lives of
its citizens.
