Following the recent protests led by young Kenyans, mostly Generation Z, President Ruto acknowledged that their concerns must be addressed. However, a new wave of protests has emerged, showing that the clashes continue. According to the online post, the event is called "14 Days of Work" and shows plans to work every Tuesday and Thursday from July 5 to July 20. On Tuesday the focus will be on "Occupy IEBC" and on Thursday there will be a reference to the slogan " Ruto should resign". Although the streets are quiet now, the coming days indicate that there will be new attacks. Youth resurgence, the government's electoral reform and the financial crisis also once again reflect ongoing dissatisfaction with the way it handles various issues, including This combination demonstrates an effort to manipulate the government to demand real change.
As of the previous day, the development of the situation still remains unclear. While authorities and citizens must respond to these planned attacks, developments that may affect the political environment will also be followed. The young people's stake shows their determination to achieve change, and how the government responds to these new protests could impact the future of politics in Kenya.