How Gen Z TikToks are shaping Kenyan politics

BBC Politics Friday 02 October 2026, 05:17 UTC 1 min read

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How Gen Z TikToks are shaping Kenyan politics.

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Hobart's deputy lord mayor has been under fire for taking snacks and drinks from the city's town hall. Tasmania Police has advised it will not investigate the matter, following a referral from the council. The letter potentially brings the saga to a close, ahead of local government elections this month.

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