Kalonzo Sends Warning After Heckling at a Rally

Author: Joseph OgungoPublished on: November 1, 2026Country: Kenya

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The visible headline in the “Latest News” section says Kalonzo issued a warning after being heckled at a rally. The supplied excerpt cuts off partway through the headline and does not specify where the heckling happened or the circumstances. It provides no further details about the warning.

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