Former Machakos Senator Johnson Muthama and current Senator Agnes Kavindu were notably seated apart during the burial of their only son, Moses Nduya Muthama, in Machakos this week. The separation highlighted the complex ties between the two former spouses.
Moses, who collapsed at his home and was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead, was remembered by family, friends, and leaders for his promise, dedication, and contributions to the Machakos community.
The sombre burial saw the grieving parents hold separate mourning sessions. The arrangement underscored the delicate relationship between Muthama and Kavindu, who both have influential political careers in the county and nationally.
Senator Agnes Kavindu, visibly emotional, received prayers, condolences, and moral support from relatives, friends, and church leaders at her residence. Her mourning session drew a steady stream of visitors throughout the day.
Former Senator Johnson Muthama held a separate session at a distance, where close family members and friends paid tribute to Moses, sharing memories and recounting his impact on those around him.
Moses’ untimely death prompted an outpouring of condolences from leaders across the political divide. Many lauded his character, expressing sympathy and solidarity with the bereaved parents during this tragic time.
Prominent political figures, including Kalonzo Musyoka, Rigathi Gachagua, and Oburu Oginga, visited Senator Kavindu’s residence to offer their support, demonstrating solidarity across party lines despite recent political tensions.
Their presence briefly brought unity to the occasion, as leaders called for compassion, empathy, and community support amid the shared grief of losing a young life.
Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti also visited to comfort Senator Kavindu and offered prayers for strength to the family, highlighting the community’s commitment to support grieving parents during such difficult times.
As the family awaits post-mortem results, the Machakos community continues to rally around both parents. Residents, well-wishers, and local leaders have shown unwavering support as they mourn the loss of Moses and honor his legacy.
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