Julius Kiprop
Summary:
- Activist Morara Kebaso has started a clothing business featuring the logo of his new party, INJECT.
- He announced the launch on the X platform, offering the clothes for 2,500 shillings each.
- The clothing is marketed as high-quality, pure cotton, and unisex.
- Kebaso aims to use the profits to fund party activities and strengthen the movement.
Activist Morara Kebaso has launched a clothing line to promote his newly registered political party, INJECT. The initiative aims to raise funds and increase public awareness about the party.
Kebaso announced the launch on the X platform, stating.
“INJECT clothes are here, 2,500 shillings each.” He emphasized that the clothing is designed to showcase a local brand in Kenya, highlighting its quality. “These clothes are made from pure cotton, and are UNISEX for men and women,” he added.
This new venture is part of Kebaso’s strategy to gather resources for running the INJECT party, which is the newest political movement in the country. He explained, “All money will be used to build a stronger movement and for fundraising activities such as public interest court cases.”
By combining activism with entrepreneurship, Kebaso aims to engage supporters and create a sustainable funding model for the party’s operations and initiatives.
Morara Kebaso’s clothing line represents an innovative approach to political fundraising and brand promotion. As he embarks on this venture, the success of the INJECT party will depend on the community’s support and the impact of these initiatives in strengthening the movement.
