A sombre mood has engulfed Geteri village in Kisii County following the tragic death of Mr. Josephat Anyona, the Deputy Headteacher of Geteri Primary School, who is reported to have died by suicide under still-unclear circumstances.
The incident, which occurred at his residence, has left family members, colleagues, and learners reeling in shock.
According to initial reports from residents who were first on the scene, Mr. Anyona was found unresponsive early Wednesday morning.
Police officers arrived shortly after and confirmed the death, launching a full investigation to establish the exact cause and events leading up to the tragedy.
Authorities say they are exploring all possible angles as they await the results of a post-mortem examination.
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The late teacher was described as a dedicated educator and a pillar of the school community, making his sudden passing even more devastating. Parents and fellow teachers have expressed deep sorrow, noting that his loss will be felt widely within the education sector.
Community leaders and counselling professionals have urged teachers and other professionals experiencing stress or personal struggles to seek help promptly. They emphasized the importance of mental-health awareness, especially given the pressures many educators face.
Mr. Anyona’s family is appealing for privacy as investigations continue.
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