Gen Z Revolution Day: Kenya’s Youth to Invoke Article 1 on June 25 for People’s Power

 

In Kenya, Article 1 of the Constitution is gaining massive attention as Gen Z activists and citizens gear up to symbolically reclaim their sovereign power on June 25, 2025. The article, which proclaims that all power resides with the people, is fueling a vibrant national movement rooted in youth-led resistance.

Seen as a bold stand against poor governance, this movement is a push for greater accountability and active civic engagement. Dubbed “Gen Z Revolution Day,” it marks the first anniversary of the 2024 anti-Finance Bill protests, a pivotal moment in Kenya’s fight for justice.

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While not an official holiday, the day is being embraced by patriotic Kenyans rallying behind Article 1. Support is growing, with public figures amplifying the cause. Across the country, young people are organizing symbolic events to reaffirm the power of people-driven democracy and confront institutional neglect.