1963 was not freedom. It was a baton pass. From colonial administrators to Kenyan elites. From British companies to local cronies. The currency changed. The theft didn’t.
The roads in Turkana still look like footpaths. Hospitals still refer patients to prayer. Nurses still strike for months. Teachers still buy chalk with their salary. Governors still drive past open sewers in tinted Prados. And MPs still earn more in two months than a clinical officer makes in two years. That’s not democracy. That’s abuse with elections.
Universities? Empty promises with broken labs. Classrooms with peeling paint. Graduates walking to job interviews with CVs in brown envelopes, only to meet someone’s cousin already hired. Youth don’t need another summit. They need people to stop stealing HELB. They need working taps, not fake ribbon-cutting.
Then comes health. Not sickness. Health. The thing no leader in Kenya cares about unless it involves flying to India. We’ve had ministers running the docket like a side hustle. Clinics without gloves. Wards without drugs. But you’ll see a fully-funded budget. That’s the comedy. And tragedy.
Everyone complains. Few act. That’s why https://www.wantamnotam.com/community matters. Not to rant. Not to trend. To connect those who are tired of talking into the void. Not filtered by blue ticks. Not buried by algorithms. No boosting needed. Real people. Real names. Real problems. Real plans. No jokes. No gimmicks.
Facebook? Your voice drowns in sponsored posts and recycled memes. Twitter? Bots trend fake outrage. Screenshots go viral. Nothing moves. WantAmNotAm isn’t another platform. It’s a gathering point. Where young Kenyans draft real county-based demands. Where hustlers trade real solutions. Where nurses, welders, teachers, and farmers don’t need permission to be heard.
You post an idea on WantAmNotAm, someone sees it in Kitale. Another tests it in Voi. Someone else shares it in Kericho. No likes. No fake clout. Just activity. A boda guy suggests a village water fund. A nurse refines it. A carpenter funds it. It begins.
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No influencer needed. No politician invited. That’s the break.
The youth already know the game. They’re not looking for saviors. They’re looking for each other. And they’re finding each other on this site. This isn’t protest. It’s planning. It’s quiet coordination without headlines. Without applause.
WantAmNotAm is not here to trend. It’s here to replace what failed.
If you’ve ever walked into a government office and walked out with nothing, this is for you. If you’ve ever sold airtime to eat lunch while waiting for a job call that never came, this is for you. If you’ve ever watched your parent beg a nurse for attention at a public hospital, this is yours.
No suits. No selfies. Just people building what the government won’t.
Log in. Drop the jokes. Write something real. Read what others wrote. Add to it. Correct it. Build it. WantAmNotAm is not a campaign. It’s the end of handouts. The death of fake politics. The rise of working solutions. Created by you. Not for likes. Not for retweets. But to finally fix what nobody fixed.
Join the movement today. Let’s help change Kenya. Tuko Pamoja! https://www.wantamnotam.com/community/
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