Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has announced a major rebranding of the party, changing its name to Wiper Patriotic Front in what he described as a tribute to Kenya's youth.
Speaking on Saturday, June 7, Kalonzo said the move is meant to honour the memory of Gen-Z protesters who lost their lives in anti-government demonstrations.
“In a move to show respect to our young people, Wiper Party has changed its name to Wiper Patriotic Front to pay homage to Gen-Z who were killed under President William Ruto's regime,” he stated.
This comes months after Martha Karua rebranded NARC-Kenya to People’s Liberation Party (PLP).
In an announcement on Tuesday, February 25, Karua said the party aims to champion good governance, economic reforms, and the rule of law in Kenya.
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She emphasized the need for a fresh political identity that resonates with the people.
"The people have been used to us in different colours under a different name; the purpose of the brand reveal is for people to know that we are now going by a new name and know our colours, which are purple, lilac and white,” she said.
Karua highlighted the party’s mission, stressing the urgency of liberating Kenyans from various societal challenges.
“People’s Liberation Party is a name that speaks to you, and yes, we need to liberate ourselves from bad practices, economic wars, social wars, security, and education,” she said.
Karua called for national unity, urging Kenyans to rally behind the new movement to restore integrity in governance.
"We need unity of purpose; we need to come together as Kenyans and clean up the mess that has become of our country and return it back to the rule of law and a country that serves its people and not the ruling elite alone," she added.
