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Uhuru Pays Glowing Tribute to the Late Former MP Kalembe Ndile

Uhuru Pays Glowing Tribute to the Late Former MP Kalembe Ndile

President Kenyatta has led leaders in paying tribute to the late veteran politician Kalembe Ndile, who died on Sunday after a long illness.

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The former MP for Kibwezi passed away while undergoing treatment at the Nairobi Hospital.

In a message of condolence to the family and friends, Kenyatta described Kalembe as a witty, determined, and practical politician whose rise in life was as a result of sheer hard work.

“It is unfortunate that death has taken from us the Hon Kalembe Ndile in his prime. He was a lively politician who loved and worked with everyone, and always held the interests of the country at heart,” Uhuru said.

“With the death of Mheshimiwa Kalembe, our country has lost an astute fighter for human rights. We all remember how passionately he fought for the plight of squatters in the country.”

Deputy President William Ruto said the deceased was a “master of equal justice who set an incredible example of service to all.”

“He will best be remembered for his modesty, insights, independent voice, and fighting for the rights of the underprivileged,” said Ruto.

ODM leader Raila Odinga said, “The people of Kibwezi and our country have lost a charismatic leader with exceptional grassroots mobilization skills who also cared deeply for the underprivileged.”

 

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  1. Kora kaniniMay 30, 2021

    Great words from UHURU; RUTO and RAILA.
    But, what are we going to say about you guys???

  2. BBIbbiMay 31, 2021

    They'll say same thing; same Super MAZEMBE old Santuri. And on their Death beds they'll say: Sina MAKOSA; another enduring Santuri.

  3. ZacJun 4, 2021

    And what are they going to say about you in your death bed? You live in a glass house, and at GE same time you are throwing stones to your own glass house.

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