Margaret Kawuki served as a Jubilee nominated MCA in Taita Taveta County.
Jubilee and Taita Taveta leaders mourn first-term nominated MCA Margaret Kawuki, praising her public service and advocacy for women.
Margaret Kawuki, a Jubilee Party nominated MCA in Taita Taveta County, has died, prompting tributes from political leaders.
Jubilee Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta confirmed her death on October 29. Preliminary reports indicate that she died while receiving treatment in Mombasa County.
Kawuki was serving her first term in the county assembly following her nomination through Jubilee in 2022. Before joining the assembly, she served on the Taita Taveta County Education Fund board and the tourism board.
Leaders honour Margaret Kawuki
In his tribute, Kenta praised Kawuki’s dedication to public service and her support for democracy and equality. He also recognised her advocacy for women’s rights and people whose concerns often receive little attention.
The Jubilee official said she approached her work with conviction, dignity and compassion. He described her death as a painful loss of a colleague and fellow patriot.
Taita Taveta Governor Andrew Mwadime also mourned Kawuki, praising her humility and commitment to county residents. He extended condolences on behalf of his family and the people of Taita Taveta.
Mwadime’s message reached out to her relatives, assembly members and staff, as well as friends and colleagues.
Meanwhile, Voi MP Chome Abdi remembered Kawuki as a hardworking leader with experience in business. He said her dedication to public service earned her respect in both leadership and business circles.
Abdi also offered condolences to her family, friends and assembly colleagues, saying residents would remember her contribution with appreciation.
