Nairobi, February 25-Kenyan businessman and political activist Morara Kebaso has finally addressed his financial background and net worth.
In a recent interview with Dr King’ori, Morara revealed that his wealth exceeds Ksh 100 million. While he was hesitant to share specific details, he mentioned that he no longer actively pursues business deals.
He attributed his financial success to multiple ventures, including carpentry, a fashion brand called Luku fashion and a real estate business that repurposes shipping containers into workspaces.
Morara emphasized that one can achieve financial success in Kenya without resorting to corruption, contrasting the country’s economic landscape with struggling nations like Zimbabwe and conflict-ridden areas such as Syria and Gaza.
He also pointed out the economic advantages of marriage, claiming that a man can save up to three times more when managing finances alongside his wife.
His public fundraising efforts have sparked mixed reactions, with some Kenyans questioning why he solicits financial support despite his considerable wealth.
Addressing the criticism, Morara defended his fundraising activities, arguing that public initiatives should be funded by the public. He acknowledged the backlash on social media, where some accused him of seeking donations for personal use.
Nonetheless, he insisted that his financial standing does not prevent him from involving the public in causes he deems important.
