A year ago, Kenya witnessed an unforgettable cultural revolution, with the creative world uniting in nationwide protests and using songs and art to amplify their message.
The Gen Z movement, a decentralised, tribeless uprising, erupted against Finance Bill 2024, a policy that threatened to increase economic burdens through new taxes. What emerged was not just political resistance. There was also artistic renaissance that transformed dissent into a cultural force, reshaping Kenya’s political landscape.