President William Ruto has mourned the death of former Attorney-General and retired Court of Appeal President Justice Paul Kariuki Kihara, describing him as an accomplished jurist who made significant contributions to Kenya’s legal and judicial institutions.
In a condolence message, Ruto said he had learnt of Kihara’s passing with deep sadness, paying tribute to his distinguished service to the country.
The Head of State noted that Kihara played a significant role in strengthening Kenya’s justice system through his various leadership positions.
“We shall remember Justice Kihara as an accomplished jurist and dedicated public servant, who made an invaluable contribution to the development and strengthening of Kenya’s legal and judicial institutions,” Ruto said.
The President also highlighted Kihara’s contribution as the founding director of the Judiciary Training Institute, where he helped shape the professional development of judicial officers.
Ruto conveyed his condolences to the deceased’s family, friends and colleagues, saying the country stood with them as they mourned the loss of a distinguished public servant.
“On my behalf and on behalf of the people of Kenya, I convey our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and colleagues,” he stated.
He further prayed for strength, comfort and peace for the bereaved family during the difficult period.
Kihara served Kenya in several senior legal and judicial positions, including Attorney-General and President of the Court of Appeal.
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