Kenyans were left frustrated and disappointed as they struggled to access President Ruto's highly anticipated Twitter space, which was scheduled to start 30 minutes ago. The virtual meeting was set up to address the concerns of the Gen Z population, who have been at the forefront of countrywide protests against the government's economic policies.
The protests have been fueled by the soaring cost of living and heavy taxation imposed by President William Ruto's administration. Many young Kenyans feel disillusioned and marginalized by the government's failure to address their grievances, leading to widespread discontent and unrest across the nation.
As the clock ticks closer to the supposed start time of the meeting, Kenyans are growing increasingly impatient and eager for answers from their leaders. The anticipation and tension are palpable as people anxiously wait for President Ruto to finally address the pressing issues that have sparked such widespread protests and dissatisfaction.
The lack of access to the Twitter space only adds to the frustration and sense of exclusion felt by many Kenyans, who are desperate for their voices to be heard and their concerns to be taken seriously. The government's response to the ongoing crisis will be crucial in determining the future course of events and the level of trust and confidence the population has in their leaders.