- The education fraternity is mourning the deaths of teacher Charity Kitur and former university student Bob Kosgei.
- Kitur reportedly taught at Chebisas Boys, while Kosgei was a former University of Eldoret student.
- The circumstances surrounding their deaths remain under investigation, with families and friends awaiting answers.
The education fraternity is mourning the death of Charity Kitur, a teacher, who died alongside former University of Eldoret student Bob Kosgei in a tragic incident whose circumstances remain under investigation.
Kitur was reportedly a teacher at Chebisas Boys, where she was known by colleagues and learners as an educator. Her death has left the school community and those who knew her grieving the loss of a young professional.
Kosgei, on the other hand, was a former student of the University of Eldoret and Kimuron Boys High School, where he was a member of the Class of 2017. He was actively involved in Scouting and Christian Union activities during his school years.
Education fraternity mourns
The deaths have sparked grief among members of the education fraternity, former classmates, friends and relatives, with tributes continuing to emerge.
Preliminary reports allege that Kosgei may have killed Kitur before taking his own life. However, the claims have not been independently verified, and authorities are expected to establish the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Families await investigation findings
The incident has renewed attention on the welfare and wellbeing of young people, including teachers and students, and the importance of providing appropriate support to those facing personal or emotional challenges.
Families, colleagues and former schoolmates are now awaiting the outcome of investigations as they come to terms with the loss of the two young lives.
By Adrian Biwott
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