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Caleb Amisi: Natembeya ordered my removal from the Linda Mwananchi WhatsApp group

Saboti Member of Parliament Caleb Amisi has come out to accuse Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya of ordering his removal from the Linda Mwananchi movement’s WhatsApp group. Speaking during an interview with a local media station on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, the outspoken People’s Renaissance Movement (PRM) party leader said his removal took place during […]

Nairobi, Kenya – The formation of the Linda Mwananchi opposition alliance has faced a potential rift, with MP Babu Owino stating he will retain his own political party despite supporting Senator Edwin Sifuna's presidential bid. Owino met Sifuna to discuss the Ukombozi People’s Party as a potential vehicle, but remains committed to his own party, acquired before Linda Mwananchi's creation. This discrepancy highlights the challenge of maintaining unity within the coalition while each figure pursues their political ambitions.

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