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This page is an archive of main headlines from Kenya for 07.11.2026.

It displays 135 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

07.11.2026 ⇢ The Day FKF Expelled Mariga
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Police lobbed teargas inside the FKF Special General Meeting in Meru after delegates struggled for access, forcing its cancellation with vice-president McDonald Mariga placed under RDU protection. Hours later FKF announced the expulsion of Mariga and six NEC members.

The Judiciary rejected blame for abductions and enforced disappearances, saying courts neither investigate nor enforce and responsibility rests with state agencies, after criticism sparked by a Standard front page. LSK president Kanjama fired back at the defence.

Aftermath of Paul Mackenzie’s 200-year Shakahola sentence continued, with reports he faces six more cases and his son saying rebellion saved him from the cult.

Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi told Western Kenya voters not to follow Edwin Sifuna blindly and questioned Uhuru Kenyatta’s backing for Sifuna’s ambitions.

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Rival parties led by Nyoro, Matiang’i, Karua, Munya and Muturi are challenging DCP’s influence as Ruto deploys his allies to court the vote-rich region
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06:59⇢Ethiopian Violence Pushes 50,000 Into Kenya

⌨Coverage fragments further with no shared lead. The Homa Bay rally toll dispute persists only (Taifa Leo), reporting Kalonzo Musyoka demanding a thorough probe while disputing the official count, a step back from earlier overlap. The UDA slogan challenge remains isolated (Kenyans). Other editors pivot to one-off service and foreign items.
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06:59⇢Ethiopian Violence Pushes 50,000 Into Kenya

⌨Coverage fragments further with no shared lead. The Homa Bay rally toll dispute persists only (Taifa Leo), reporting Kalonzo Musyoka demanding a thorough probe while disputing the official count, a step back from earlier overlap. The UDA slogan challenge remains isolated (Kenyans). Other editors pivot to one-off service and foreign items.
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09:10⇢Judiciary Rejects Blame Over Abductions

⌨Coverage converges on the Judiciary's defence over abduction cases (People Daily, Eastleigh Voice, Kenyans). The Judiciary is reported saying courts do not investigate or enforce, with responsibility resting on state agencies, in response to a critical Standard front page. LSK president Kanjama is reported firing back at that defence. No other story draws shared attention.
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09:10⇢Judiciary Rejects Blame Over Abductions

⌨Coverage converges on the Judiciary's defence over abduction cases (People Daily, Eastleigh Voice, Kenyans). The Judiciary is reported saying courts do not investigate or enforce, with responsibility resting on state agencies, in response to a critical Standard front page. LSK president Kanjama is reported firing back at that defence. No other story draws shared attention.
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Like literary heroes, Sifuna is a man going on a journey, and he reminds one of the most interesting classic stories of impossible quests.
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11:08⇢Teargas Chaos Engulfs FKF Meeting

⌨Coverage shifts to chaos at the FKF Special General Meeting in Meru (Eastleigh Voice, The Kenya Times). Both report police lobbing teargas inside the venue as delegates struggled for access, with Mariga reported under RDU protection. No other story draws shared attention, as editors scatter across party moves, judiciary pushback and weather forecasts.
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11:08⇢Teargas Chaos Engulfs FKF Meeting

⌨Coverage shifts to chaos at the FKF Special General Meeting in Meru (Eastleigh Voice, The Kenya Times). Both report police lobbing teargas inside the venue as delegates struggled for access, with Mariga reported under RDU protection. No other story draws shared attention, as editors scatter across party moves, judiciary pushback and weather forecasts.
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13:20⇢Koome Bags Honorary Doctorate

⌨Editors scatter with no dominant lead. The only overlap is Chief Justice Martha Koome receiving an honorary Doctor of Letters degree (People Daily, The Kenya Times). The FKF Special General Meeting fallout advances with expulsion of McDonald Mariga and six NEC members reported (Eastleigh Voice) after earlier teargas disruption. Remaining outlets pursue one-offs on tolls, weather and AU-EU talks.
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13:20⇢Koome Bags Honorary Doctorate

⌨Editors scatter with no dominant lead. The only overlap is Chief Justice Martha Koome receiving an honorary Doctor of Letters degree (People Daily, The Kenya Times). The FKF Special General Meeting fallout advances with expulsion of McDonald Mariga and six NEC members reported (Eastleigh Voice) after earlier teargas disruption. Remaining outlets pursue one-offs on tolls, weather and AU-EU talks.
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16:20⇢FKF Boots Out Mariga

⌨Editors give most shared attention to the FKF Special General Meeting fallout in Meru, with expulsion of McDonald Mariga and six NEC members reported (Eastleigh Voice, Nairobi Leo) after earlier teargas disruption. Beyond that coverage fragments across one-offs on fuel pump prices despite falling oil, sugar output, Ebola response praise and the Kiambu road expansion.
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16:20⇢FKF Boots Out Mariga

⌨Editors give most shared attention to the FKF Special General Meeting fallout in Meru, with expulsion of McDonald Mariga and six NEC members reported (Eastleigh Voice, Nairobi Leo) after earlier teargas disruption. Beyond that coverage fragments across one-offs on fuel pump prices despite falling oil, sugar output, Ebola response praise and the Kiambu road expansion.
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18:58⇢Kanja Warns Police Against Politics

⌨Editors scatter with no shared lead. The closest overlap is Inspector General Kanja's directives, reported differently as a warning against police taking political sides ahead of 2027 (People Daily) and a crackdown on motorists and boda boda riders (Kenyans). Beyond that, coverage fragments into one-offs on Ebola Christmas travel rules, LDP leadership and the Machakos standoff.
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18:58⇢Kanja Warns Police Against Politics

⌨Editors scatter with no shared lead. The closest overlap is Inspector General Kanja's directives, reported differently as a warning against police taking political sides ahead of 2027 (People Daily) and a crackdown on motorists and boda boda riders (Kenyans). Beyond that, coverage fragments into one-offs on Ebola Christmas travel rules, LDP leadership and the Machakos standoff.
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22:47⇢Mudavadi Rebukes Western Voters

⌨Editors remain without a shared lead, with the closest overlap on Prime CS Mudavadi's latest political remarks (Nairobi Leo, The Kenya Times). The two outlets report different angles of his comments, one carrying his rebuke of Western Kenya voters for seeking favours after voting against the government, the other his challenge to Uhuru over Sifuna's political future.
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22:47⇢Mudavadi Rebukes Western Voters

⌨Editors remain without a shared lead, with the closest overlap on Prime CS Mudavadi's latest political remarks (Nairobi Leo, The Kenya Times). The two outlets report different angles of his comments, one carrying his rebuke of Western Kenya voters for seeking favours after voting against the government, the other his challenge to Uhuru over Sifuna's political future.
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