In a revolutionary move, Kenyan Gen Z individuals have announced plans to collectively build a multi-million-shilling hospital designed to offer free medical treatment to all patients. This initiative stems from a desire to counter prevalent corruption and ensure accessible healthcare for Kenyans.

• The hospital aims to provide free medical services, including no consultation fees and no treatment fees, funded entirely by regular contributions from Gen Z.
• The decision was largely influenced by the story of 'Kaluma Boy', who cared for his father after he suffered a stroke and was unable to receive proper medical care, highlighting gaps in the current healthcare system.
• While the exact leadership and location for the hospital remain undecided, numerous Gen Z members have expressed strong interest in contributing to make this ambitious project a reality.