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Political activist and leader of the INJECT Party, Morara Kebaso has called on Generation Z to actively participate in politics and prepare to vie for leadership positions in 2027 polls.

In a statement shared on his X account on Friday, December 13, 2024, Morara encouraged young Kenyans to begin preparing for elections, noting that leadership is within their reach.

Morara also assured the youth of his party’s commitment to transparency, stating that INJECT Party would not demand bribes for party tickets.

He said that his party aims to empower young aspirants and eliminate obstacles that often discourage youth from entering politics.

“I want to assure all Gen Zs who want to run for any political office in any election that INJECT Party will not ask you for any bribe for a party ticket. Start preparing yourselves to run for all seats from MCA to President. This is your party. And this is your moment. step up and show Kenyans that you can lead,” Morara stated.

I want to assure all GenZs who want to run for any political office in any election that INJECT Party will not ask you for any bribe for a party ticket. Start preparing yourselves to run for all seats from MCA to President. This is your party. And this is your moment. STEP UP…

— Morara Kebaso (@MoraraKebasoSnr) December 13, 2024

Morara’s statement comes amid his recent declaration to run for the presidency in the 2027 elections. As part of his campaign, he has vowed to champion the interests of the youth, focusing on policies that address unemployment.

Interest of youth

The self-proclaimed youth champion pledged to Gen Z to reject tribal politics while advocating for inclusivity and accountability in governance.

Through a statement posted on his X account on Monday, December 9, 2024, Kebaso criticized political alliances rooted in tribalism, asserting that they bring ethnic exclusion and impede the country’s advancement.

He urged young people to oppose leaders who exploit their tribal identities to avoid scrutiny and responsibility.

“I will lead the Gen Zs towards rejecting any political formation that is organized on the foundation of a tribe or coalition of tribes. We are tired of political parties that glorify ethnic exclusion,” Morara stated firmly.

He went on to denounce leaders who use tribalism as a tool to dodge accountability, describing them as obstacles to progress.

“Any leader escaping accountability on the basis that his or her tribe is being targeted is our enemy. Hatutakubali. Wasahau kabisa,” he emphasized.