President William Ruto has joined the growing list of leaders mourning the death of Mwalimu Jackson Karua, the father of former Deputy President Martha Karua, in a message that has drawn attention across the political landscape.
Ruto expressed deep sorrow following news of the death, sending his condolences to Martha Karua, her family, relatives and friends during the difficult period. Read Full Article Here
In his message, the President described Mwalimu Karua as a dedicated teacher and public servant whose work touched generations of Kenyans. He noted that the late educator had left behind a lasting legacy through his commitment to teaching and service.
“I have received with deep sorrow the news of the passing of Mwalimu Jackson Karua, father of Martha Karua,” Ruto said.
The President also recognised the impact Mwalimu Karua had on those who passed through his hands, describing his contribution to education and society as one that would continue to be remembered.
Ruto extended his thoughts and prayers to the Karua family, asking God to give them strength and comfort as they come to terms with their loss.
The message comes against the backdrop of a politically significant relationship between Ruto and Martha Karua. The two have occupied opposing sides of Kenya’s political divide in recent years, making the President’s public condolences particularly notable.
Despite their political differences, Ruto’s message focused on the personal loss facing the Karua family and the life of service left behind by her father.
The death has also offered political leaders and Kenyans an opportunity to remember Mwalimu Karua beyond politics, with his career in education forming a central part of his legacy.
As the Karua family begins the mourning period, messages of condolences continue to emerge, honouring a teacher whose influence extended across generations.
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