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Kenyan Jacob Kiprop Birech dies in a tragic accident at Overland Park, Kansas USA

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It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Jacob Kiprop Birech which occurred on 6th of April 2023 at Overland Park, Kansas USA as a result of tragic accident.

Son of the late Philip and the late Constantine Rono of Kiborgok village, Kapkangani Location, Nandi County.

Loving husband to Penina (USA). Beloved father to Natalie, Philip, Joshua (USA) and Caren.

Brother to Amb Kipyego Cheluget (Nyerere Peace Centre), Susan Lentoimaga, Sarah Rotich, Isaac Cheluget (USA),Abraham Cheluget (USA), Ruth Rono (USA), Grace Rono (IEBC) and Evelyn Rono (USA).

Cousin to Eric Cheluget, the late Mark Cheluget, the late Rhoda and Jane Cheluget, Milka and Dorcas, David, Chris, Flora, Rael Laboso, Benre, Ruth and the late Moses .

Aunt Anna Ngisirei, Elizabeth Mwei.

Uncle to Jepchumba, John-paul, Daniel, Anna Missy, Juliana Rotich, Pauline Rotich, Eng Hillary Koech, Norbert, Faith, Irene, Eng Emmanuel, Eng Stephany, Maureen, Brenda, Emmanuel, Amos Maru, Kevin Kibet, Ian and many others.

Brother-in-law to Ruth Cheluget, Flora Murei(USA), Roselyn Cheluget (USA).

Son-in-Law to Mr and Mrs Isaac Cheboi of Chepkorio village, Brother in law to Rebecca, Beatrice, Serah, the late Timothy, Winnie, and Andrew, Abraham Kut (USA), Andrew Maru (Moi university), the late Dismas Rotich the late Boniface Lentoimaga.

The cortege leaves LEE Funeral Home on 28th April 2023 for funeral service and overnight vigil at home Kiborgok. Interment will be on Saturday, 29th April 2023 at home Kiborgok Village, Kapkangani Location, Nandi County.

Friends and family continues to support family through Paybill no . no 7548710.

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Vihiga: Section of Secondary School dorm razed, no injuries

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On Tuesday evening, a portion of a dormitory at Ebunangwe Boy’s Secondary School in Vihiga County caught fire.

Billy Maloba, a witness to the incident, estimates that the fire started at 8 o’clock.

“No one was injured in the accident since it happened when the students were doing their night preps in class,” he said.

Ebunangwe is a mixed boarding and day school.

The school has only one dormitory.

“It was raining around that time so it took a while for people to notice the fire,” Maloba, who said he lives a few metres from the school, said.

He claimed that once the fire was put out by the locals, the Vihiga fire department arrived.

Since property with an unknown value was destroyed, the cause of the fire has not yet been identified.

By the time of publication, the school still had not released a statement regarding the incident.

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Body of Ugandan man who drowned in River Sagana found

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By Wanja Waweru

The body of a 21-year-old man who attempted to swim in the River Sagana l and drowned has been discovered.

Alex Mande drowned on May 18 and his body was discovered floating in Kengen Dam, some 10 kilometers from where he drowned.

Young Mande, a native of Bungoma in Uganda, perished while learning to swim in the choppy River Sagana in Kirinyaga county.

“The young man was out with his friend when he drowned,” said Joseph Mbirua, a resident of the area.

“His friend tried to help him from the waters but was unable. It was at this point that he raised alarm,” said Mbirua.

Villagers who arrived at the scene tried to search for the body in vain.

“Residents have been holding vigil on the river bank, combing the waters in search of the body until today when we received reports that his body had been discovered,” he said.

“The people of Rukanga stood with us during this difficult time. I would like to thank them and everyone who came to help us,” said Andrew Masiga, one of the family members.

“We are making arrangements to take the body to Bungoma in Uganda,” he said.

The body was taken to Murang’a hospital mortuary.

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3 children killed in accident in Kiambu

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Three children from a Kiambu family lost their lives in a horrific car accident.

The mother of the murdered children claims that they were on their way to pick up their sister when the tragedy took place.

Three of the patients who passed away in the ICU at the time were with a sibling who had survived the disaster.

The children’s mother said that she was unable to determine how the kids got into the accident.

“They had gone to pick up their sister then they come back. I wouldn’t know how they found themselves here in this accident,” the woman told a local publication.

She stated that the last time she had from her children they were okay.

“The last time I spoke to them was at around 9.30 am. They told me they are okay. George left at 9 am to pick up his sister. I don’t know how all of them ended up in the accident scene,” she said.

Images seen from the accident scene show a lorry, a motorbike, and a separate vehicle.

The lorry had a cracked screen while the other vehicle had a broken bumper.

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