Daniel Karaba’s Final Send-Off Scheduled for April 1 in Njegas

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Kenya prepares to bid a final farewell to former Kirinyaga Senator Daniel Karaba, a respected figure in both education and politics, whose burial is set for Wednesday, April 1, 2026, in Kirinyaga County. His passing at the age of 77 has left a mark on many who remember his years of service and commitment to leadership.

Highlights

  • Daniel Karaba will be buried on April 1, 2026, in Kirinyaga County
  • Funeral service to be held at Njegas School Grounds from 8:00 AM
  • Cortege to leave Montezuma Funeral Home in Kabati
  • Memorial prayers ongoing at his Njegas home and Nairobi cathedral
  • He served as Kirinyaga Central MP and the county’s first Senator

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Final Send-Off Plans Underway

Preparations are in full swing for the burial of former Senator Daniel Karaba, who passed away on March 23. His final rites will be conducted at Njegas School Grounds in Kirinyaga County, where family, friends, leaders, and members of the public are expected to gather for the ceremony.

The funeral service is scheduled to begin early in the morning at 8:00 AM. Before the ceremony, his body will be transported from Montezuma Funeral Home in Kabati, marking the beginning of his final journey home.

Ongoing Memorial Services

In the days leading up to the burial, loved ones have been holding daily prayer sessions at his residence in Njegas. Additionally, a special memorial service is set to take place at All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi, offering an opportunity for mourners in the capital to pay their respects.

A Life of Service and Impact

Daniel Karaba built a legacy that spanned both education and politics. He first entered Parliament as the Member of Parliament for Kirinyaga Central in 2002, where he served diligently before later becoming the county’s first Senator from 2013 to 2017.

Throughout his leadership journey, he played a significant role in shaping education policy, often taking up key responsibilities in parliamentary committees focused on the sector. Many remember him as a mentor and a steady voice in governance.

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