George Natembeya

George Natembeya

politician Kenya

George Natembeya is a Kenyan politician and the current governor of Transzoia County. He previously served as the Regional Commissioner for Rift Valley and is known for his commitment to public service and development initiatives. Natembeya has been involved in the political landscape of Kenya, advocating for the rights and needs of his constituents. His recent activities have included discussions with opposition leaders about strategies for the upcoming elections and forming coalitions to challenge the current administration.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
3 wks
Reach
638,381
Power
1,258$
Sentiment
5.20
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Kenya 10 5.20 0.91% +30% 53,771,296 638,381 $106,000 1,258$
Totals 10 53,771,296 638,381 $106,000 1,258$
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Recent Mentions

Kenya Kenya: George Natembeya is the Governor of Trans Nzoia County whose security detail was ordered to be reinstated by the High Court. 7

The Standard: High Court orders immediate reinstatement of Natembeya, Khalwale's security

Kenya Kenya: George Natembeya is the Governor who has faced legal harassment from the EACC according to local residents. 5

The Standard: Kisumu city manager fights back, faults EACC for persistent harassment

Kenya Kenya: Murkomen's remarks follow the withdrawal of security details for Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya. 5

The Standard: Murkomen: Politicians stripped of security over alleged links to violence

Kenya Kenya: George Natembeya organized a political rally in Chwele, Kabuchai Constituency where gunshots were fired. 5

The Standard: Police say Natembeya stage-managed chaotic gunfire rally

Kenya Kenya: Lusaka's critique targeted Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya, who has recently exchanged sharp public remarks. 4

The Standard: United opposition will break before 2027 election, Lusaka says