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  • In Pictures: Ruto attends burial of Malava MP Injendi in Kakamega

    In Pictures: Ruto attends burial of Malava MP Injendi in Kakamega

    President William Ruto is in Malava, Kakamega County, for the burial of the late area MP Malulu Injendi at his home in Lukusi Village.

    Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi is in attendance, alongside Speakers Moses Wetang’ula, Amason Kingi, Governor Fernandes Barasa, MPs, and other dignitaries, to bid farewell to the late MP, whom many have described as a servant of the people.

    The lawmaker passed away on Monday, February 17, at the age of 58, while receiving treatment at Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi.

    Speaker Wetangula described the late Injendi as a dedicated and passionate representative who served his constituents with unwavering commitment and integrity for three terms consecutively since 2013.

    Kakamega County Governor Fernandes Barasa said the late MP worked tirelessly to advance education, strengthen the sugar sector and champion the interests of his constituents in Parliament.

    “His commitment to the people of Malava will be remembered and his legacy will endure,” added the governor.

    Until his death he was the Vice Chairman of the Education Committee in the National Assembly.

  • Malava MP Malulu Injendi to be buried on March 4

    Malava MP Malulu Injendi to be buried on March 4

    The late Malava MP, Malulu Injendi, will be laid to rest on March 4, 2025, at his home in Kakamega.

    The MP passed away on Monday after a short illness.

    National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula on Wednesday led a delegation of over 35 MPs to condole with Injendi’s family at his Nairobi home where a short mass service was held in his honour.

    Wetang’ula eulogised Injendi as a man who prioritised respect and dignity and was not shy about his Catholic faith.

    “Parliament has lost a great pillar as he was a unifying leader and often supported initiatives that were geared towards bringing Kenyans together,” he said.

    The Speaker described Injendi as a close friend and a respected legislator who was committed to parliamentary work.

    “As the Vice Chairman of the Education Committee, he actively participated in sessions that geared towards streamlining the sector, particularly in the implementation of the new curriculum and resolving issues affecting the Higher education sector,” said Wetang’ula.

    National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula leads a delegation of over 35 MPs to condole with Injendi’s family at his Nairobi home.