How Kenya's Gen-Z Movement Could Shape The Future- Stephen Jackson

Guest: Dr. Stephen Jackson - United Nations Resident Coordinator In Kenya
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[@fsultansomjee465]

The GenZs know the Constitution and therefore their right to protest among other clauses. An excellent discussion of elders watching over the youth with wonder. Thank you.

[@andrewkimani3236]

I love the sobriety in this radio show. The discourse is simply awakening and phenomenal. Keep up with the brilliant job!

[@FazulSam]

AFTER IEBC BEST THING WOULD BE TO GO FOR A REFERENDUM SO AS TO REDUCE THE SIZE OF REPRESENTATION....WE ARE OVER REPRESENTED!!!

[@makonnenwallen3408]

This movement without a defined leader works because there is not one person to make compromised. No individual to strike a faustian bargain with. Brilliant

[@muhidinsmaxamed5505]

From what I gather from this conversation is that the UN maybe behind the Genz movement and protest
They are using kenya as guinea pig to experiment new system of governance and new reinvention of democracy for the 21st century.

[@elviskinoti22]

This episode is wonderful

[@arnoldnyambuti5347]

Best program ever in your radio

[@dakim8]

Great conversation...Our problems begin with a 'C' Capital, Climate Change, Covid, Cost of Living...Capitalism, Corruption, Connections, Class.

[@MwasWanjiru]

Makes great sense!

[@arnoldnyambuti5347]

I support my G-NZ sons

[@africanqueenmo]

Ndu should be working at the UN honestly at the General Assembly. Its a great thing for the UN rep to seek information this way. The GenZs of Kenya are pivotal to what happens next in Africa and the world Yes dogs come with fleas CT and clearly we can see them all around ready to suck the lifeblood out of the movement. Institutions are very bureaucratic. Too many vested interests in the government and even within the UN. But I like this representative. Hes honestly keen on learning and aware of his limitations as well as those of the UN. I believe in continuing this conversation and engaging widely with the audience. Perhaps Spice FM should invite the guest back and this time instead of talking invite GenZs to call in and ask questions. Bearing in mind gender representation which is a key and fundamental pillar of the UN and our constitution. Great show as always. .

[@nineclanculture]

Thats very polished English coming from an irish

[@muhuradedan]

Nice discussion. I have a soft spot for the Irish.

[@beretam9beretam987]

Kaa raada na walami my friend

[@nordianelson1364]

Africa need to solve Africa's problems.
We've seen what happens to our people when we allow others to decide what's in Africa's best interests.
Great conversation, but, Africa must not forget their past at the hands of Europeans

[@VisionCarrierDreamCatcher]

This is so true

[@KiptooCaleb254]

Question @35:50 was a shocker 😂😂

[@moondust766]

Had he not said he was Irish, I’d have stopped watching

[@MwasWanjiru]

Not everyone light skinned is muzungu😅😅

[@muhidinsmaxamed5505]

40:27

[@mwangijameswamae6169]

Mol an óige agus tiocfaidh sí

[@MwasWanjiru]

Namesake 😅