Youth activist Morara Kebaso has ignited political debate after calling on young leaders within Kenya’s political scene to unite and create a new party focused on innovation, economic reform, and youth empowerment.
His appeal, shared widely on social media, comes amid growing frustration among young Kenyans over the current political leadership.
Morara specifically mentioned youthful figures such as MP Babu Owino, Senator Edwin Sifuna, and Caleb Amisi as potential partners in the movement.
He proposed that they pool resources, meet, and establish a political outfit that directly represents the aspirations and voices of Kenya’s younger generation.
“The youth must take the reins of leadership and reshape the country’s economic future,” Morara said, emphasizing that the new party should prioritize job creation, livelihood improvement, and active participation of young people in national governance.
This call highlights increasing dissatisfaction with the status quo, as critics argue that Kenya’s political agenda remains dominated by older leaders whose approaches often fail to address pressing economic and social challenges.
The message has already generated a buzz on social media, with Kenyans expressing both support and skepticism.
While some applaud the idea as a necessary shake-up, others question whether a new youth-led party can realistically challenge established political powerhouses like ODM.
For now, political watchers are closely following how Owino, Sifuna, and Amisi respond to the suggestion, as any movement away from ODM could signal a major shift in Kenya’s political landscape.
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