Yangkey Printers Offers Discounts to Young Kenyan Politicians

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Nyakundi Report

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As Kenya prepares for the most expensive general election in Africa, Yangkey Printers has come to the aid of young politicians with a generous offer.

On May 30, 2022, the company announced a 30% discount on its services for young Kenyans aged below 35 years who are contesting for various political seats in the upcoming General Elections.

The offer includes free calendars, free banners, free delivery countrywide, and extra merchandise for anyone under 35 vying for any political seat, regardless of the party they are affiliated with.

Yangkey Printing Services chief executive officer Douglas Magwata explained that the business has decided to make this offer as a way of easing the burden of finances of young Kenyans and also to encourage more youth to run for political offices.

“Kenya is set to hold the most expensive general election in Africa. This means that the majority of young aspirants will be unable to contest due to the huge finances involved,” he said.

Magwata added that beyond the free banners and 30% discounts, the company shall offer free consultations for online and outdoor advertising to maximize on the advertisers’ returns.

In a boost to green renewable energy, the company will buy back and recycle unused merchandise at the end of the campaign period.

“We also have a team that removes posters from walls for free. We have machines that can remove paints from t-shirts and caps and leave them spotlessly clean for some other markets in Africa,” said Magwata.

“I admit that politics is a costly affair. But we are committed to demystify the idea that politics is a preserve of the rich, so that more youths can be at the helm of leadership,” he added.

Young politicians can reach Yangkey Printers through the following contacts:

Mobile: 0727326210

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.yangkeyprint.com

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