- Bomet’s education fraternity is mourning the death of Mataima Junior School headteacher Christopher Chepkwony.
- Family, friends, colleagues and community members have continued sending condolences following his death.
- Chepkwony is remembered for his service to learners, teachers and the wider school community.
The education fraternity in Bomet County is mourning the death of Christopher Chepkwony, the Headteacher of Mataima Junior School.
Chepkwony’s death has left family members, friends, colleagues, neighbours and members of the local community in mourning.
News of his passing was met with sorrow, with those who knew him expressing condolences to his family and remembering his contribution to the education sector.
Service to Mataima Junior School
Chepkwony served as the headteacher of Mataima Junior School, where he was entrusted with guiding learners, working with teachers and supporting the administration of the institution.
His death has also renewed concerns over the devastating impact of cancer, a disease that continues to claim lives and affect families and communities across the country.
Messages of condolence have continued to reach the bereaved family as relatives, friends and colleagues come to terms with the loss.
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The education community in Bomet has joined the family in mourning, with many describing his death as a painful loss to the school and the wider community.
Further details on funeral arrangements are expected to be communicated by the family.
By Jeff Kirui
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