Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has called for unity within the Luhya community, urging the community to leverage its numbers to gain a more influential voice in national politics. Natembeya's address focused on the need for the Luhya community to introspect and evaluate its political strategy. A section of Western Kenya leaders who attended the Mulembe People's Assembly, Kakamega Edition on Monday, July 29. "Our people, I want us to think about a lot of things as the Mulembe Community, a community that is position two in terms of population in Kenya. He questioned why the Luhya community, despite its numbers, has not been able to secure its rightful position at the national negotiating table.
