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Death announcement of Beatrice Wanjiru Gachengoh, mum to John Macharia of US

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It’s with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce passing on of Mum Beatrice Wanjiru Gachengoh, Co- founder of Harvesters Christian Church, Harvesters United Sacco, Ladies of Faith Ministries and Founding Director of Bright Morningstar Academy and Morningstar Children Homes.

Loving Wife of Apostle Stephen Gachengo of Harvesters Christian Church and CTMI. Beloved Mother to Shiku Gachengoh (Kenya), Sam Gachengoh (UK), Regina Gitari (UK) and John Macharia (USA). Mother-in-love to Hilda Muthoni, Linus Gitari and Purity Macharia. Grandmother to Jordan Waithaka, Katrina Gachengo, Dorcas Gachengo, Liam Gitari, Lily Gitari, Cylde Macharia and Shiru Macharia.

Daughter to Mr. John and Reginah Macharia Nguru. Sister to Eltud Ndungu, Benson Mwangi, Bsh JM Macharia, Daniel Ngubia, Esther Wangeci, Harun Ndungu, Pst. Samuel Ngari, Virginia Mugure & Jonah Warui.

Daughter-in-love to Lydiah Wanini Gachengo, Sister-in-love to Simon & Grace Marugu. Dickson & Joyce Gachanja, William & Lydiah Wachira, Nancy & Ps. Peter Nioroge, Bsp James & Martha Mugo, Lucy & Ps Peter Mwaura, Esther & Samuel Mureithi. A loving auntie to many.

There will be a memorial service on Saturday 4th November, 2023, 2.00pm at Harvesters Christian Church – Umoja 2 next to Busara Primary School.

Family and friends are Meeting at her house in Kamulu next to Morning Star Children’s Homc also Matura, Nyahururu everyday from 6.00pm.

The cortege leaves Montezuma Funeral Home (Mbagathi Way) on Monday the 6 November, 2023 at 6.00am for the final rest at her home at Lesirko Scheme Matura, Oljoroorok in Nyandarua County. The service starts from at 10.30am

2 Tim 4:7 “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the rice I have kept the faith.”

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VIDEO: Wetang’ula bans Kaunda suits in Parliament

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Speaker Wetang’ula bans Kaunda suits in Parliament

Moses Wetang’ula, the Speaker of the National Assembly, has forbade MPs from donning Kaunda suits within the chamber.

In a Tuesday speech to the National Assembly, Speaker Wetang’ula declared that the suits—also referred to as Mao Zedong coats—were improper attire in accordance with House norms.

“I direct that all members must observe Rule 9 of the Speaker’s Rules on Dress Code, not only in the Chamber but also in committee, lounges and dining areas,” he said.

He also banned hats, caps and traditional attire.

 

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Tragic explosion in Mexico leaves Kenyan man in a coma

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A Kenyan man residing in Mexico is currently fighting for his life following a devastating explosion.

The precise whereabouts and origin of the blast are presently undisclosed, along with any knowledge of additional casualties.

It has been reported that the man, identified as Francis Kamau Chege from Kiambu County, Kenya, is currently in an induced coma. Regrettably, he was left unattended at the medical facility for several days, as his relatives were unaware of the incident until they unexpectedly came across pleas for aid on social media.

Chege’s girlfriend, who initially shared the details on the internet, had sought assistance to notify his parents and other kin.

Chege’s family from Githunguri, Kiambu County has expressed their deep appreciation to the online community for spreading the important news.

They are relieved that his severe burn injuries have promptly been brought to their attention. Meanwhile, they have reached out to his girlfriend and the relevant authorities as efforts are being made to contact officials in Washington for urgent assistance.

Mexico does not have a Kenyan embassy and instead depends on the embassy located in the capital of the United States. The family is thankful for the swift dissemination of this vital information. Activist Simon Mwangi draws attention to a series of explosions that have taken place in Mexico recently.

These explosions have been triggered by gas-related incidents and natural disasters caused by volcanic activity.

“Thank you for speedy sharing, the father and brother have reached out. We have notified the contacts in Washington for a quick response. Be blessed good people,” activist Simon Mwangi wrote.

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Death announcement of Grace Wangu Kamau of Seattle, Washington

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It is with deep sorrow and acceptance of God’s will that we announce the death of Grace Wangu Kamau (Cucu Grace) On Monday, November 6th. Grace was found dead in her bed by a lady that was graciously helping her.

Grace Wangu was 80 years old and in the process of getting ready to go back home to Kenya. Cucu Grace has no family or relatives in Seattle, Washington.
The Kenyans in Seattle were her only family and at 80 years old and poor health she did not get around much.
We are appealing to well wishers in the Kenyan Diaspora community to come together to help ship her body back home.
Zoom meetings will be held every evening from Monday, November 21st,  at 7:30 pm.
Our unity and support has never been more important in this journey.
For support send through
CashApp/Zelle 2068229622($KCIC)
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