Kiraitu Mourns Kihara Kariuki As Gentleman Of Integrity, Humility
In his message, Murungi described the passing as a double loss, saying the country had lost a distinguished professional while he had lost a dear friend and former colleague.
By Staff Writer
Former Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister Kiraitu Murungi has mourned former Kenya School of Law Principal Kihara Kariuki, describing him as a close friend and distinguished colleague whose contribution to Kenya’s justice sector will be fondly remembered.
In a condolence message, Murungi recalled working closely with Kariuki during his tenure as Minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs, particularly through the Governance, Justice, Law and Order Sector (GJLOS) Program, which focused on strengthening justice institutions and programs.
He said their professional engagement also extended to legal education, where they worked together during Kariuki’s tenure as Principal of the Kenya School of Law.
Murungi described the late Kariuki as a man of exceptional character, humility and integrity, saying their relationship went beyond professional responsibilities to a lasting friendship.
“Kihara was more than a colleague. He was a true gentleman, a person of exceptional character, humility and integrity,” Murungi said.
He said he would fondly remember Kariuki for his friendship and contribution to the country, noting that his death had left a significant void both personally and nationally.
The former minister also extended his condolences to Kariuki’s widow and the entire family, wishing them strength and comfort as they come to terms with their loss.
In his message, Murungi described the passing as a double loss, saying the country had lost a distinguished professional while he had lost a dear friend and former colleague.
“His passing is a great personal loss and a loss to our nation,” he said.
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