(In Kenya) Agnes Kagure Supports Bereaved Mother, Reaffirms Vision for Nairobi Leadership

 

Kenyan businesswoman and philanthropist Agnes Kagure has earned public attention after stepping in to support Elizabeth Wangechi, a grieving mother who lost her child following a short illness.

Wangechi, who had been evicted from her home over rent arrears, was assisted by Kagure’s foundation, which covered her hospital expenses and ensured Baby Hannah received a dignified burial at Lang’ata cemetery. The emotional farewell underscored Kagure’s compassion and solidarity with the family during their time of need.

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Speaking at the burial, Kagure described the child’s death as deeply painful and praised her foundation’s welfare team for their dedication to helping vulnerable families.

Kagure, who has expressed interest in contesting the 2027 Nairobi governorship, reaffirmed her vision for leadership built on empathy, consistency, and genuine care. Supporters say her actions reflect a commitment to social responsibility that could shape her political appeal in the years ahead.

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