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26.11.2025

The Day Natembeya and Khalwale's Security Withdrawn

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Kenya for 26.11.2025.

It displays 150 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

26.11.2025The Day Natembeya and Khalwale's Security Withdrawn
Kenyan media on November 26, 2025, focused heavily on the withdrawal of security details for Governor Natembeya and Senator Boni Khalwale. Early reports from Capital FM and Citizen highlighted Natembeya's security recall following chaos in Kabuchai, with later reports confirming Khalwale's security withdrawal as well (Citizen, People Daily). This development was linked to concerns about election interference and violence ahead of upcoming by-elections, with CS Murkomen defending the recall and warning against voter intimidation (Nairobi Leo, Capital FM, Eastleigh Voice). The Malava by-election remained a key topic, with ongoing bribery claims and discussions of political battlegrounds (YNews Digital, The Kenya Times). Separately, the Attorney General advised stopping the Ksh.50 eCitizen convenience fee (Citizen, TV47 Digital, Eastleigh Voice).
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Africa, the world’s youngest continent with 40 per cent of its population under 15 compared to Europe’s 16 per cent, faces growing pressure to provide adequate education, jobs, and housing for its rapidly expanding youth.
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08:25 (05:25)Tanzania's Canceled Celebrations

Kenyan media continues to focus on Deputy President Gachagua's allegations of state-sponsored violence and rigging ahead of the Malava by-election (People Daily, YNews Digital, Nairobi Leo). Additionally, Tanzania's cancellation of Independence Day celebrations following election unrest is gaining traction, with human rights groups petitioning the ICC (Capital FM, Citizen).
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Housing and Urban Development Principal Secretary Charles Hinga has revealed that Makongeni Tenants were paid Ksh150,000 before demolitions to pave the way for the Affordable Housi...
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10:43 (07:43)Governor Natembeya's Security Recalled

Kenyan media is heavily focused on the withdrawal of Governor Natembeya's security following chaos in Kabuchai (Capital FM, Citizen, People Daily). This development is linked to ongoing concerns about election interference and violence ahead of upcoming by-elections (IEBC, YNews Digital, Taifaleo). Separately, Safaricom is issuing a tax-free bond (Daily Nation) and the government is cracking down on social media misuse (Kenyans).
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12:02 (09:02)Governor Natembeya's Security Recalled Once More

Kenyan media continues to focus on Governor Natembeya's security withdrawal (Citizen) following earlier reports of election interference (YNews Digital). Concurrently, Kenya's foreign policy is a significant topic, with discussions ranging from the launch of the Foreign Policy Mashinani Coast Edition to boost maritime diplomacy (Capital FM) to criticism of President Ruto's handling of foreign policy (People Daily).
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13:59 (10:59)By-Elections Under Shadow of Police and Threats

Kenyan media continues to focus on Governor Natembeya's security detail withdrawal (Nairobi Leo, People Daily), with CS Murkomen offering explanations. Ahead of Thursday's by-elections, concerns about electoral integrity persist as police assure security (Eastleigh Voice) and CS Murkomen warns against voter intimidation (Capital FM). Separately, the Attorney General has advised the Treasury to cease collecting the Ksh.50 eCitizen convenience fee (Citizen, TV47 Digital).
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15:33 (12:33)Boni Khalwale's Security Withdrawn

Kenyan media is primarily focused on the ongoing by-elections, with headlines discussing Senator Boni Khalwale's security withdrawal (Citizen, People Daily) and CS Murkomen's warnings against deploying supporters to tallying centers (Eastleigh Voice). The Malava by-election specifically is covered in terms of voter information (The Kenya Times) and bribery claims (YNews Digital). Separately, the ODM party faces challenges in Kasipul without Raila (Daily Nation, Taifaleo).
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George Wanga, husband to Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga, has taken up a new national role as the incoming Chief Executive Officer of the Kenya Literature Bureau (KLB)....
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17:45 (14:45)Kenya's Wealth Gap Revealed

Kenyan media continues to focus on political dynamics, with Senator Khalwale alleging a plot for his arrest ahead of the Malava by-election (YNews Digital) and criticizing security concerns as "sympathy politics" (People Daily). Kisumu City Manager Abala Wanga is under EACC investigation for fraud (Citizen), while Governor Wanga’s husband takes on a new government role (Nairobi Leo). The AG has advised halting the Sh50 e-Citizen fee (Eastleigh Voice).
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21:51 (18:51)By-Election Ballot Box Shadows

Kenyan media continues to heavily focus on ongoing by-elections, with multiple reports of alleged rigging and ballot stuffing schemes (Kenyans, Nairobi Leo, People Daily). Additionally, the flattening of Makongeni Estate despite a court order is a significant story (Daily Nation). Other headlines touch on infrastructure, business training, Safaricom's data price hike, and Guinea-Bissau's coup.
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