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Dr Kinity slams parents for betraying GenZs by recycling corrupt politicians in every election

September 15, 2026 PRISTONE 2 min read

A call has been made to GenZs in Kenya to register in large numbers and bring about the change needed in governance come 2027 general polls.

Presidential aspirant Dr Isaac Newton Kinity says young people are the ones to make transformation as far as leadership is concerned.

He argues that for many years, the GenZs have been betrayed by their parents every election by accepting handouts from public looters.

“GenZs should register to vote in great numbers because their parents have been betraying them for decades during every election as they have always been seeking handouts from among the looters of public funds during election campaigns, and recycle them for leadership of the nation,” he stated.

According to Dr. Kinity, such has subjected the GenZs to continued unemployment, suffering, agony, and pre-mature deaths.

The Human Rights Activist and
Chairman Kikimo Foundation for Corruption and Poverty Eradication adds that Parents of the Kenya Gen Z are responsible for the suffering and the shooting to death of the Gen Z by the corrupt leaders in power.

He wondered why the parents of Gen Z run for one day hand out to elect looters of public funds who destroy the future of their children.

According to him, when the parents of the Gen Z vote for corrupt politicians in the name of political experience and in the name of leadership skills, they should ask themselves where those politicians gained that political experience and that leadership skills they boast of, if not from those same corrupt administrations that have for decades been ruining the lives of millions of Kenyans through looting of public funds and land grabbing.

“It is time for change. It is time for the lives of Gen Z to change positively,” he said.

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