Young people across the African continent are slowly reshaping the continent's political landscape. Commonly referred to as Africa's Generation Z or Gen Z, they have demonstrated increasing political activism. They mainly use social media to organise themselves and take the fate of their own future into their hands. Recently their actions led to the change of political leadership in Madagascar.
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