Malava Member of Parliament, Malulu Injendi, will be laid to rest on March 4, 2025, at his home in Kakamega County. The lawmaker passed away on Monday after a short illness, leaving behind a legacy of dedicated service to his constituency and the nation at large.
The news of Injendi’s passing sent shockwaves across the political landscape, with leaders from various quarters mourning his demise. On Wednesday, National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula led a delegation of over 35 MPs to Injendi’s Nairobi residence to condole with his family. A short mass service was held in his honour, reflecting his strong Catholic faith.
During his tribute, Speaker Wetang’ula described Injendi as a man of great integrity who prioritized respect and dignity in both his personal and professional life. “Parliament has lost a great pillar. He was a unifying leader and often supported initiatives geared towards bringing Kenyans together,” Wetang’ula remarked.
As the Vice Chairman of the Education Committee, Injendi played a crucial role in addressing issues affecting the education sector. He actively participated in legislative discussions on streamlining the implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) and resolving challenges in higher education. His contributions to educational reforms were widely recognized and appreciated by stakeholders in the sector.
Colleagues in Parliament remembered Injendi as a diligent and committed legislator who was always at the forefront of debates and policy-making processes aimed at improving the lives of Kenyans. His efforts to promote unity and national cohesion were evident in his approach to governance, where he sought to bridge political and ethnic divides.
Residents of Malava also mourned the loss of their representative, recalling his dedication to uplifting the constituency through various development projects. Many highlighted his efforts in improving infrastructure, healthcare, and education, which significantly impacted the lives of his constituents.
The late MP’s funeral is expected to be attended by high-profile leaders, including government officials, fellow legislators, and dignitaries. As the nation prepares to bid farewell to one of its dedicated public servants, his contributions to the country’s governance and education sector will be remembered for years to come.
Malulu Injendi’s passing marks a significant loss to Kenya’s political sphere, but his legacy of service, unity, and commitment to education will continue to inspire future leaders.
