Kenyan Politician Highlights Youth Unemployment Crisis

NAIROBI, KENYA—May 25, 2025—In a recent video posted online, Kebaso Morara, leader of the INJECT party, voiced concerns about the struggles of young Kenyans facing unemployment and lack of economic opportunities. Morara, speaking from an undisclosed location in Kenya, stated, "These young people are not in this situation by mistake; they've been kept there through bad leadership, bad governance, and corruption." The video shows Morara engaging with community members, highlighting the widespread nature of the problem. He also lamented the lack of access to capital for young entrepreneurs, stating, "Where are you going to get the things you need when you have no job and no money?" Despite the somber tone, the video ends with Morara addressing a large rally, suggesting a path forward through political action and community engagement. His message underscores the urgent need for systemic change to address the economic challenges faced by a significant portion of Kenya's youth population.