Human rights activist and presidential aspirant Boniface Mwangi warns that the grievances fueling the Gen Z protests from two years ago, including the high cost of living and poor governance, remain unaddressed.

• Mwangi stated that public anger has not subsided and that the government's heavy-handed response to the June 25 anniversary demonstrations, which saw significant police deployment and roadblocks, indicates a continued fear of public dissatisfaction.
• Boniface Mwangi, an activist and presidential aspirant, believes the memories of those who died during the 2024 anti-Finance Bill protests continue to inspire demands for accountability.
• He urged Kenyans to engage in meaningful political participation and to reject tribal politics, which he identified as a major obstacle to reform ahead of next year's General Election.