 Earlier this week, the Kenyan president, William Ruto, sacked his cabinet following the recent deadly protests which led to the withdrawal of an unpopular tax bill. The protests against the planned tax increases served as a wake-up call for the church. The young demonstrators, known as Generation Z, accused the church of siding with the government and criticised politicians for using the pulpit as a political platform. They've shaken up a powerful institution in a country where the majority of the population, including the president, are Christian.