By Lucy Wanjiru
Kenya is witnessing a significant rise in activism, with more people taking a stand
against social injustices and demanding accountability from leaders. This new wave of
activism is being driven largely by the youth, who are increasingly aware of their rights
and unafraid to speak out.
Activists in Kenya are addressing a wide range of issues, including corruption, human
rights violations, environmental conservation, and gender equality. They are using
various platforms, from social media to public demonstrations, to raise awareness and
push for change.
The rise of activism Is also being fueled by the increasing use of digital tools, which
have made it easier for activists to mobilize support and amplify their messages.
Despite facing challenges such as harassment and intimidation, these activists remain
undeterred in their fight for a just and equitable society.
This growing movement is a testament to the power of collective action and the
importance of civic engagement in driving social change in Kenya.;
