Young Men in Kenyan Politics
About this episode
The episode discusses the role of young men in Kenyan politics with insights from Alfred Abuka.
Young men are active participants in our politics as citizens, aspirants, voters, goons, and facilitators. In this chat, Alfred Abuka joins Yusuf Wanjala to audit how young men show up in politics.
People in this episode
Host: Yusuf Wanjala
Guest: Alfred Abuka
Topics covered
- Kenyan politics
- youth participation
- political engagement
- citizenship
- aspirants
- voting
Mentioned in this episode
Places: Kenya
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