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Leaders remember Hamisi, legacy outshines the tears
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 76677, member: 636"] National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula joined other political figures at Mazeras High School in Kwale County to honor former legislator Denar Joseph Hamisi Tui at his burial. Senate Speaker Amason Kingi praised the deceased as someone who fought for integrity and land rights, while Deputy Majority Leader Owen Baya from Kilifi North highlighted his generous but low-key nature. Wetangula reminded everyone that death comes without warning, and he urged leaders to back each other up during tough times. Hamisi's widow, Eileen Mukhebi Dena, said her husband had this calming effect whenever family problems came up, and their son TJ asked leaders to keep his dad's legacy going. Representatives from the defunct ANC party called him reliable and principled within the Kenya Kwanza administration. Baptist Church Kenya chairperson Samuel Boba Mngongo mentioned that Hamisi was funding a new church building that had reached the roofing phase before he died. [/QUOTE]
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