Lilian Nyiva
Political activist Morara Kebaso has announced that he has shelved his INJECT Party and will instead join the Jubilee Party as he prepares to contest the Borabu parliamentary seat in the 2027 General Election.
The announcement marks a significant shift in Kebaso's political strategy as Kenya's political landscape continues to take shape ahead of the next general elections.
Focus on Borabu Constituency
According to the announcement, Kebaso intends to vie for the Borabu Member of Parliament seat in Nyamira County under the Jubilee Party ticket in the 2027 elections.
His decision to align himself with Jubilee signals his intention to contest through an established political party rather than under his previously announced INJECT Party.
Jubilee Gains Another Aspirant
Kebaso's move is expected to strengthen Jubilee's list of aspirants as political parties begin positioning themselves for the 2027 polls. While the party has remained active in national politics, it continues to attract leaders seeking elective positions across the country.
Awaiting Further Details
As of now, Kebaso has not publicly provided detailed reasons for shelving the INJECT Party or outlined his campaign agenda for Borabu Constituency. More information is expected as political activities intensify in the run-up to the 2027 General Election.
His announcement comes as political leaders across Kenya continue to realign themselves, form new alliances, and prepare for party nominations ahead of the next electoral cycle.
