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Can Gen Z fix Africa’s broken voting system?

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In an age where African presidents outlive their mandates and ballots rarely reflect public will, a restless generation is rising. Gen Z, Africa’s most populous and connected demographic, is sick of the broken voting systems that have long been rigged to favor political dinosaurs.
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Can Gen Z fix Africa’s broken voting system?

In an age where African presidents outlive their mandates and ballots rarely reflect public will, a restless generation is rising. Gen Z, Africa’s most populous and connected demographic, is sick of the broken voting systems that have long been rigged to favor political dinosaurs.

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Thred Website broke the news in on Monday, July 28, 2025.
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