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Broadcasting legend Leonard Mambo Mbotela, the voice behind the beloved radio program je, huu ni uungwana?, was buried at Lang’ata cemetery following a memorial service at All Saints Cathedral. 84-year-old Mbotela, who died last Friday after a long illness, was celebrated for his decades-long career promoting courtesy and respect through his iconic show. His son, Jimmy Mbotela, paid tribute to his wisdom and influence across generations. dignitaries, including the national assembly speaker, attended the service, with the speaker proposing a dedicated heroes’ corner at the cemetery. Mbotela’s career included a defining moment during the 1982 coup attempt when he was forced to announce the government's overthrow. He was later recognized as a national hero and served on the national heroes’ council.
Broadcasting legend Leonard Mambo Mbotela Laid To Rest In Langata Cemetery
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