A wave of youth-led activism is spreading across Africa, as members of Generation Z in Morocco and Madagascar take to the streets demanding reform, transparency, and better governance.The demonstrations, largely organized through social media platforms, reflect a growing sense of political awareness and frustration among young people over unemployment, corruption, and limited opportunities.
Protesters have been using creative methods — from street art to viral online campaigns — to amplify their voices and push for accountability from political leaders.Analysts say the movement underscores a new era of civic engagement across the continent, where tech-savvy youth are challenging long-standing systems and calling for inclusive leadership and real change.