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The Youth Perspective in the Roundtable Magazine explores the experiences by the youth in the current political realities, how they navigate and what they want to done for better lives.

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It takes a lot of resilience for the young ladies to stay in the political space. The public court opinion, the complexities of the political parties and the competitive nature of politics is what young ladies like Roseline Alionya have to face.

We featured her as one of the rising young ladies in our magazine. Please read her inspiring article on our website https://theroundtablemagazine.com/publications/ -df_1785/2/

Are the Kenyan youth focused on transformative or revenge voting? Read what Mavin Mabonga,alias (KoT SONKO on X) has to say on The Youth perspective.

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In light of the current economic and political situations in the country, we caught up with some of the most influential youth voices and among them is . He is the brain behind the "Niko Kadi Initiative", a campaign that successfully mobilised young people to register as voters.

He has been at the forefront of the growing convergence between political engagement and digital revolution and he remains a key figure championing for better leadership through the digital space.

He spoke to the magazine and his full story is here:https://theroundtablemagazine.com/publications/ -df_1785/1/

Catch interesting and captivating youth voices in our May Edition of the Roundtable Magazine; Beyond the streets. Are the youth reactionaries, reformists or revolutionaries? And what happens as we go into the election year?

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Different groups, different visions yet one people and one common goal: Change. Some identify as reformists, others as revolutionaries and others as reactionaries.

While the heterogeneity of the youth in relation to their end goal has been questioned, their desire for change remains a shared reality across the board. In this edition of The Roundtable Magazine, we look at different political identities of the youth, featuring Ademba ( Niko Kadi initiative), Alionya (Young Captains ODM Party), Mabonga alias KoT Sonko (UGM Party), Adan (Human Rights Activist), Muoki (UDA Party) and Jeremiah (Semezana initiative-CSO). Through their stories, we explore their motivations, achievements and political perspectives while also exploring how the broader youth understand, interpret and engage with the current political realities.

This edition also features opinions and stories from The Roundtable Writers across Politics, Lifestyle, International Focus, Sports & Culture.

The Roundtable Magazine wishes you a happy Labour Day. As we celebrate Kenyan workers, we reflect on their state, welfare and whether their unions work to represent them better.

Read our Labour Day article here : https://theroundtablemagazine.com/state-of-the-workers-unions/

Read the latest article by Lenah Mati on The Roundtable Magazine website.

Factionalism in ODM: Delicate balance between popular support and coalition politics.

Factionalism in ODM: Delicate Balance Between Popular Support and Coalition Politics Factionalism in ODM reveals tensions between popular support and coalition politics as the party navigates succession and its reform legacy.