Kenya Kwanza lawmaker dies in hospital
Magdalene Kamene Nguluku, a Kenya Kwanza lawmaker and a nominated Member of the County Assembly (MCA) of Makueni County dies in hospital
Magdalene Kamene Nguluku, a Kenya Kwanza lawmaker and a nominated Member of the County Assembly (MCA) of Makueni County dies in hospital
In a statement on Wednesday, June 19, by Tourism Cabinet Secretary Dr. Alfred Mutua, the late MCA passed away at a Nairobi hospital where she had been taken ill.
According to Mutua, Kamene had been nominated by the Maendeleo Chap Chap (MCC) Party and she was also the wife of the late Kibwezi MP Kalembe Ndile.
“It is with profound sadness that I announce the passing of Hon. Magdalene Kamene Nguluku Kalembe. Hon. Magdalene was the beloved wife of the late Hon. Kalembe Ndile, former MP for Kibwezi Constituency and Party Leader of The Independent Party (TIP).
“At the time of her passing, she was serving as a nominated Member of the County Assembly of Makueni under the Maendeleo Chap Chap Party,” Dr. Mutua stated.
Emmanuel Too and two other journalists join Citizen TV
Raila commends Gen Z for leading protests against the Finance Bill 2024 ‘I’m a Proud Father’
Hustlers will send Kenya Kwanza out of power; UDA Governor warns
IG Koome meets Haiti security delegation ahead of police deployment
US Embassy issues security alert over ‘Occupy Parliament’ protests
He added that the lawmaker fell ill last week and was being treated for dengue fever.
“Hon. Magdalene fell ill late last week and was hospitalized at a Nairobi City Hospital, where she was being treated for dengue fever,” Mutua remarked.
The CS passed his condolences to the late legislator’s family and friends, adding that further information would follow after consultations with the family.
“May our Lord grant her soul eternal peace,” the CS stated.
Also read,
An autopsy report reveals what caused the death of Njambi Koikai’s Father
We have to get Ruto a second term in office; Mt Kenya governor
DP Gachagua departs for South Africa to represent President Ruto
Tanzanian Foreign Minister caught up in the Finance Bill 2024 protests in Nairobi
Ruto issues statement after dropping some tax proposals in Finance Bill 2024 ‘Democracy working’
Win for salaried Kenyans as the government makes changes on deductions on employees
Follow us
