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William Ole Ntimama Dies Peacefully In His Sleep
The late William Ole Ntimama
The former cabinet minister also a long-time friend to the opposition leader and recently confessed Jubilee supporter, William Ole Ntimama has died aged 86.
Reports say the Maa’s political maestro passed on peacefully in his sleep in what the family describe as natural cause.
As a former Narok North Member of Parliament, Ntimama was an influential Maasai leader who was widely respected—having been in government and politics for long.
He was last seen in public at State House, Nairobi two weeks ago when he led a group of Maasai leaders to join the Jubilee Party.
How body was taken to Lee Funeral Home Friday morning.
From Kenya Insights we express our condolences to friends and family of the late minister. RIP
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