GEN Z

IMAGE: AI ILLUSTRATION OF GEN Z'S IN KENYA 

Generation Z, often shortened to Gen Z, refers to the cohort succeeding Millennials. Here are some key points about Gen Z: Birth Years: Generally, Gen Z members are considered to be those born from the mid-to-late 1990s to the early 2010s. The exact years can vary slightly depending on the source, but a common range is 1997 to 2012. Characteristics: Digital Natives: They've grown up with the internet, social media, and mobile devices, making them inherently comfortable with technology. Diverse and Inclusive: They tend to be more racially and ethnically diverse than previous generations, with a strong emphasis on inclusivity and social justice. Pragmatic and Entrepreneurial: Many in Gen Z have shown entrepreneurial tendencies, often influenced by economic instability seen in their formative years. Mental Health Awareness: There's a notable trend of being more open about mental health issues compared to previous generations. Financial Concerns: Having witnessed economic crises like the 2008 financial downturn and growing up during discussions about climate change, they often exhibit financial caution or skepticism towards traditional economic systems. Cultural Impact: Media Consumption: They consume media in non-linear ways, preferring streaming services, YouTube, and social media over traditional TV or radio. Communication: Prefer texting and social media over phone calls, with platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat being particularly popular. Political and Social Views: Gen Z has been active in political movements, showing strong engagement in issues like climate change, gun control, and social justice. Work Ethic and Expectations: Work-Life Balance: They value flexibility, work-life balance, and are more likely to seek meaningful work that aligns with their values. Job Mobility: Less loyalty to a single employer; they're more likely to change jobs to find the right fit or better opportunities.

 Challenges: Economic Outlook: Facing challenges like student debt, housing affordability, and job market competition. Mental Health: There's been increased discussion around the pressures of social media, academic expectations, and economic uncertainty on their mental well-being. Education: This generation places a high value on education, but there's also a trend towards questioning the traditional educational path, with more interest in alternative education and skill acquisition methods like online courses or apprenticeships. Given their age range, 

Gen Z's impact on society, culture, and the economy is still unfolding, but they're already showing significant influence in shaping the future in various fields. If you have more specific questions about Gen Z or need further analysis on a particular aspect, feel free to ask.

Image: illustration of Jesus second unveiling 

Genz are also said to be the new generation to bring change it is believed they are possessed by God as from the holy bible Jesus's christ is back with the Millennials and the 1000 year's of prosperity starts with the GENZ  hence the great understanding between the two generations. Daniel vision of the second coming of Jesus dates to the current times it is believed Jesus is alive and will be unveiled before the 1000 year are over more about this in a separate blog Thank you