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Gina Din is an African communications strategist and founder of the Gina Din Group.

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In every generation, a few walk among us who seem made of something different – steel and soul. Pheroze Nowrojee was one of them.

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Africa’s educated, articulated youth, styled the Gen Z are demanding radical change and accountability from their leaders – and want a say in national decisions. Governments have a choice, clean up their act or face continuing public outrage.

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With trust at crisis point, restoring faith in institutions is critical to unlock the potential of Africa’s youth, argues Gina Din-Kariuki.

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