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Originally published by Standard Politicspolitics
July 5, 2025
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From Saba Saba to Gen Z: The years have passed but issues never been resolved

Reverend Timothy Njoya says that Rutoβs administration is more retrogressive and regressive than the one that clobbered him several times...
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The article features Reverend Timothy Njoya, reflecting on the historical grievances of Saba Saba and how unresolved issues persist for the Gen Z generation in Kenya. He highlights the continuity of struggles for justice and freedom decades after pivotal events.
- A framed July 8, 1997, newspaper headline of "HORROR OF SABA SABA" hangs in Rev. Njoya's office.
- The key person is Reverend Timothy Njoya, a prominent figure in Kenya's history of political activism.
- Rev. Njoya maintains a ritual where all guests must sign a guest book in his cluttered office, beneath an old newspaper clipping.
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