Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani loses father

Christine Muchira
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Kwale County Governor Fatuma Achani is mourning the death of her father, Mzee Mohamed Achani, who died Monday morning at his rural home in Bodo Village, Ramisi Ward, Msambweni Sub-County.

In a statement, the 74 year old reportedly developed complication while performing the Fajr prayer.

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He has been in and out of the hospital for sometime before his death.

Mzee Mohamed Achani will be laid to rest Monday at 4pm at his rural home in Bodo village.

Leaders have taken to social media to send messages of condolence to Governor Achani and her family, with President William Ruto among those expressing sympathy.

In his message, President Ruto said: “Sincere condolences to Governor Fatuma Achani following the passing of your dear father, Mohamed Achani. Our prayers are with you, your family and the entire county during this painful time. Rest in peace, Mzee Achani.”

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen extended his condolences to the Governor, her family and the people of Kwale County, wishing them God’s comfort and care.

“My deepest condolences to Governor Fatuma Achani, her entire family, and the people of Kwale County, following the passing of her father, Mzee Mohammed Achani. Our prayers to you, your family and the people of Kwale County during this difficult time of grief. Wishing you God’s comfort and care. May Mzee Achani rest in eternal peace,” mourned Murkomen.

Mining Cabinet Secretary Ali Hassan Joho eulogised Mzee Achani as a man of great wisdom, strength and influence whose life was defined by unwavering devotion to his family and a deep sense of responsibility to his community.

“His values, guidance and selflessness leave behind a legacy that will continue to live on in the hearts and lives of all who had the privilege of knowing him. In this difficult moment of grief, we are reminded that we belong to Allah, and to Him we shall all return. While the pain of losing a loved one is profound, our faith teaches us to find solace in the wisdom, mercy and divine will of Allah (SWT),” mourned Joho.

 

 

 

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Christine Muchira is a journalist and storyteller with a passion for data-driven reporting and impactful human-interest narratives. I hold a postgraduate degree in International Studies and an undergraduate degree in Journalism and Media Studies both from the University of Nairobi, bringing a strong global perspective to her work while remaining deeply rooted in local community stories.