The Office of the Fourth President was thrown into mourning on Tuesday after its spokesperson, Kanze Dena, broke down while viewing the body of MP Denar Joseph Hamisi, who died in a tragic road accident on December 6.
The former journalist, known for her composure in public life, was overwhelmed by grief as she arrived at the funeral home to pay her last respects.
Outside the facility, Kanze was seen in visible distress, weeping uncontrollably as a fellow mourner tried to console her.
The emotional moment reflected not only her personal loss but also the deep bond she shared with the late legislator.
Once inside, she sat quietly among close friends, relatives, and colleagues, struggling to contain her emotions as the reality of Hamisi’s passing sank in.
Kenyans across the country took to social media to express their condolences, offering prayers and words of comfort to Kanze and the bereaved family.
Many remembered Hamisi as a dedicated and approachable leader whose commitment to serving his constituents earned him admiration and respect.
His sudden death, they noted, has left a painful void in the community he represented.
According to eyewitness accounts, the MP was driving alone near his residence when the fatal crash occurred.
He reportedly lost control of his SUV, veered off the road, and hit a tree before the vehicle rolled into a ditch.
The impact caused severe head injuries, and he is believed to have died instantly. Residents and emergency responders rushed to assist, but their efforts came too late.
Hamisi’s colleagues, friends, and supporters have continued to mourn him, recalling his passion for development and his unwavering dedication to public service.
For Kanze Dena and those closest to him, the sorrow witnessed at the funeral home painted a heartbreaking picture of the immense loss they now face. May he rest in peace.
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