Former High Court judge and Kibwezi East MP’s husband Joseph Mutava Mbalu dies

Former High Court Judge Justice Joseph Mutava Mbalu, the husband of Kibwezi East MP Jessica Nduku Mbalu, has died after reportedly falling ill suddenly on the night of Friday, August 21, 2026. According to family sources, Justice Mutava developed complications after returning home from a burial ceremony he had attended earlier in the day. He […]

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