From Kenyatta to Ruto — Why Kenya Never Changes
Kenya is a nation caught in a cycle of inequality, where no matter how hard you work, the same struggles keep repeating. From corrupt systems to the enduring legacy of colonialism, the fight for change in Kenya often feels like it's going nowhere. In this video, we dive deep into the reasons why Kenya's inequality continues to hold back its people, why promises of economic growth and social reform often fall short, and why many feel stuck in a system designed to keep them in the same place. Corruption, land ownership, and the elite control that persists from colonial times are key factors that maintain the status quo. With every election cycle, we hear the same promises, but the gap between the rich and poor continues to grow. Let’s explore why it feels like nothing ever changes, and ask the tough question: Can Kenya ever break free from this cycle of inequality and poverty
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