Student-led demonstrations that have persisted for two years over allegations of corruption and poor governance have reached a turning point, with protesters securing a decisive win in recent elections. The movement, driven by young activists, reflects widespread public frustration over systemic failures and a demand for greater accountability. Their victory marks a rare instance of grassroots pressure directly shaping political outcomes. The results could signal a shift in how governance is approached, though challenges in implementing promised reforms remain.
Two years of student-led protests against corruption and mismanagement culminate in election victory.
