Gen Z content creator Anini Barasa recently joined the protests against the 2024 Finance Bill, driven by a strong sense of civic duty and the belief that youth voices can effect change. Recognized by politician Raila Odinga for her activism, Anini shared her excitement and honor at his acknowledgment. She emphasized the importance of young people realizing their potential to influence government policies and urged others to join the movement, reflecting a growing trend of youth engagement in socio-political issues.
Anini, who co-founded the arts club Wagwan Nairobi, expressed her initial nervousness but overall enthusiasm for participating in the protests. Her involvement underscores the crucial role of young digital content creators in mobilizing and inspiring their peers to take action. By leveraging her platform, Anini hopes to encourage more youth to stand up for their rights and play an active role in shaping the future of their country.
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