By Ruzeki | Shadoww News | August 18, 2025
Kenya’s youth are carrying struggles heavier than we deserve, yet our spirit remains unbroken. In the face of hardship, despair, and suppression, we still believe in the power of our voices. This is a message of hope, and a reminder that our future is still ours to claim.
In Struggle, Where Do We Find Hope?
Though the youth of Kenya face struggles we should never have to, we refuse to doubt the power of our voices ahead of 2027.
Every day, we see it. Prices go up. Jobs are scarce. Corruption gets its way. Promises made to us are broken before the ink dries. Instead of being empowered, we are dismissed or lied to. Instead of being included, we are silenced or killed. And instead of leadership, we are handed excuses and more lies.
But here’s the truth, this story doesn’t end in despair — it begins with us.
Kenya’s youth make up the largest share of this nation’s population. We are the workers, the students, the dreamers, the hustlers, the builders of tomorrow. They may suppress our voices, but they cannot erase our numbers, our energy, or our vision.
Why They Fear Us
Politicians know one thing: if the youth unite, the game changes forever. That is why they try to keep us tired, hopeless, and distracted. They hand out quick coins, not opportunities. They spread propaganda, not solutions. They want us to believe our voices don’t matter.
But history proves them wrong. From independence struggles to modern revolutions across Africa and beyond, it has always been the young people who ignite change.
Our Struggle Is Not Permanent
Yes, we are struggling today. Yes, life feels heavier than it should. But remember this: hardship is never permanent. The oppressors of today will not last forever. Leaders who lie, exploit, and ignore the people eventually fall, ALWAYS.
What remains is the voice of the people. And in Kenya, that voice is increasingly youthful, bold, and unafraid.
Ahead of 2027
The next election is not just a date on the calendar. It is our chance to decide whether we continue to suffer or rise to claim the future we deserve. Between now and then, we must do three things:
- Stay Awake – Don’t let lies, bribes, or handouts fool us. Eat their coins if you must, but don’t sell your future.
- Stay United – Tribe, class, or background doesn’t matter. What matters is the shared struggle we face as youth.
- Stay Loud – Keep speaking, protesting, creating, posting, writing, singing. Every word adds weight to the WanTam movement.
The Message of Hope
To every young Kenyan reading this WanTam Weekly Edition, you are not powerless. You are not invisible. And you are not alone.
Your frustrations are valid. Your dreams are valid. And your voice is powerful enough to change this country.
The road to 2027 will not be easy, but it is ours to walk together. Let them underestimate us. Let them doubt us. Let's eat their handouts. But when the time comes, let them hear us roar like thunder.
Because no matter how hard they try to silence us, the truth is simple:
👉 Kenya belongs to its youth. And the future begins with our voices.
⚡ They fear our voice, that’s why we must amplify it. Watu wangu, please follow The WanTam Weekly Edition and let’s write the end of bad leadership together. Sema WanTam
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