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Youth Protests for Justice in AfricaCEFR A2

24 Oct 2025

Adapted from Guest Contributor, Global Voices CC BY 3.0

Photo by palesa, Unsplash

AI-assisted adaptation of the original article, simplified for language learners.

Across Africa, young people, known as Generation Z, are protesting for justice. They demand better lives, including health care, education, and an end to corruption. In Madagascar, protests began on September 25, 2023. Young people are angry about power cuts and water shortages.

Many feel that their government serves the rich. In Morocco, protests started after the deaths of women during childbirth. Young people call for better health services and want their voices heard.

Difficult words

  • protestto show strong public disagreement about something.
    protesting, protests
  • justicefair treatment and punishment in society.
  • healththe state of being free from illness.
    health care, health services
  • educationthe process of learning and teaching.
  • corruptiondishonest behavior by those in power.
  • governmentthe group of people who control a country.
  • serviceshelp or work done for others.

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Discussion questions

  • Why do you think young people are important in protests?
  • How can education improve society for the younger generation?
  • What changes would you demand if you were protesting?
  • How does corruption affect everyday life?

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