MTN Pulsers to don TWAMBALE Apparel as both parties partner to promote locally made fashionable wear

By Joseph Lubandi

Posted on July 6, 2018

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MTN Uganda has today picked TWAMBALE Apparel, a Ugandan owned and street run fashion wear company, as its clothing partner for its youth proposition community – MTN Pulse.

Speaking at MTN Nyonyi Gardens, Hellen Kirungi, the MTN Uganda Youth Segment Manager, the partnership is intended to support youth initiatives.

“When we launched MTN Pulse in February this year, we committed to a long term goal of raising a community of youthful and ambitious Ugandans with the power to be themselves, unleash their full potential and live life with #NoFear. The partnership with TWAMBALE Apparel, therefore, is another step towards realizing this goal,” said Kirungi before adding that;

“We believe that TWAMBALE Apparel’s attributes of freshness, progressiveness, creativity and unique simplicity, are shared by Pulsers- both in essence and appearance. MTN Pulse is not just about feeling dope, but it is also about looking so!”

Mubanza Haggai, one of the co-founders of TWAMBALE Apparel was also delighted about the milestone reached saying; “Our partnership with MTN is a great thing, firstly, it highlights how young start-up companies can collaborate with corporate companies to harness the power of the internet in the development of online businesses. Secondly, our clothing line targets a unique, fresh and dynamic community of like-minded people – who we have found in MTN Pulse”.

According to Mubanza of his innovation is to create and design proudly Ugandan products that make you stand out. He further revealed that they make casual outfits like; -shirts, sweatshirts, snapbacks (hats) and anything along those lines”

Under the partnership, MTN Pulsers can now get dressed with TWAMBALE Apparel and enjoy a 20% discount on customized outfits. To get a discount code, MTN Pulsers can dial *157*4#

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