The meeting brought together the two leaders for what was described as a productive discussion on national unity, good governance and inter-regional collaboration.
Natembeya and Methu are both prominent figures in Kenya’s political landscape, with their meeting coming at a time when political realignments and consultations continue to gather pace ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Although details of the closed-door discussions were not made public, the engagement is understood to have focused on issues affecting Kenyans and the need for leaders from different regions to work together in promoting national cohesion.
The two leaders also discussed the importance of strengthening cooperation between regions and ensuring that governance remains focused on improving the lives of ordinary citizens.
Their meeting comes amid increased political activities across the country as various leaders position themselves ahead of the next General Election.
Political parties and leaders have been holding consultations as they explore possible alliances and partnerships.
Methu, who serves as the DCP Secretary General, has increasingly taken an active role in the party’s activities and national political discussions.
Natembeya, meanwhile, has remained an influential voice in national politics, particularly on matters of governance, development and regional interests.
The meeting between the two leaders is therefore likely to attract attention as political observers continue to monitor emerging alliances and relationships ahead of 2027.
Neither Natembeya nor Methu disclosed specific details of the issues discussed during the private engagement.
However, their emphasis on national unity, good governance and inter-regional collaboration could signal a shared interest in encouraging political cooperation beyond regional and party boundaries.
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