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Corporal Kennedy Mutuku Nzuve, the Kenyan police officer who lost his life in a road accident while serving under the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSSM) in Haiti, was buried on Thursday, October 2, at his home in Kyakatolwe Village, Kalama Sub-County, Machakos County.
The funeral was marked by solemn tributes from family, colleagues, friends, and senior government officials who gathered to honor his service and sacrifice.
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Administration Police Service Director of Operations, Jackson Kangani, represented Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja at the ceremony, where he praised Nzuve as a dedicated and dependable officer who served with distinction.
The National Police Service also conveyed its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, describing the fallen officer as an embodiment of duty and commitment.
Among the dignitaries in attendance were Machakos Deputy Governor Francis Mwangangi Kilonzo, senior officials from the State Department for Foreign Affairs, APS commanders, and police leaders from Machakos County.
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Corporal Nzuve died on September 1 following a traffic accident in Haiti, where Kenyan officers are part of an international mission aimed at stabilizing the troubled Caribbean nation. His death occurred just months after another Kenyan officer deployed to Haiti was killed during an ambush in March.
Nzuve’s body was flown back to Kenya on September 27 and received with full honors at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport before being transferred to Chiromo Mortuary in preparation for burial.
