A railway tragedy in Serbia kills 16 ppl and sparks student anger. Protests morph into a politcal movement. Movement remains intentionally leaderless from the beginning but goes on to win power. Now the name of the defeated president hogs headlines, not the new leader's. Hints suggest the leadership is mostly from academia. Talk of students entrusting their professors. Joseph Broz Tito, the Yugoslavia president was a close friend of Mzee Jomo Kenyatta (perhaps Kenyatta needed a communist confidante to check on Jaramogi's USSR leaning). Civil war came in the 90's, Yugoslavia broke and Serbia was born. On the other hand, Kenya narrowly avoided slipping into civil war in 2008 and 2 years later pass the devolved governance constitution, a safety valve in time. Uhuru Kenyatta became first devolution president and entrusted close confidante Anne Waiguru with its operationalization. This was about the same time that Aleksandar Vučić became Serbian president. 14 years later Vučić is defeated via a student movement, while Uhuru is trying what appears to be a proxy comeback after his term ended. 14 years later lecturers are on strike, and students are not in class, in solidarity/owing to the lecturers' strike. 14 years later Gen Z are commemorating June 2024 Terrific Tuesdays. 14 years later we're in a countdown to another general election. 14 years later road death tolls compete in numbers of 17, 20, ....