Kenya, a vibrant and diverse nation in East Africa, has gained a reputation for being a complaining nation. Despite boasting of its rich reputation in culture and tourism something seems to be amiss.  The factors contributing to the prevalence of grievances in Kenya are numerous, largely from the historical, cultural, and socio-economic aspects.

Women have become more vocal, and contrary to what most traditional parents taught their children, this new generation contradicts most words that were spoken, which appeared to deny women a voice in society.