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The burial of Dennis Kasyoki, a renowned businessman who died in a road accident along Mombasa Road, is ongoing.

The burial is being held on Saturday at Itetani in Makueni County and is attended by thousands.

According to the obituary, the entrepreneur attended Ukala Primary School before joining Mbuani Secondary School, from which he graduated in 2001.

He then went on to graduate as a certified public accountant before obtaining a degree in finance. Kasyoki held several positions as an accountant before becoming a senior accountant, after which he left employment.

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He chose to enter private practice and set up a company that handled tax management, compliance, payroll processes, and other services.

Kasyoki enjoyed good health until his sudden passing, with his charitable efforts in health, education, and environmental management coming to the fore.

For instance, a local school shared that Kasyoki bought food for candidates during national examinations and was in the process of building a new school gate.

Renowned singer Ndeke Ya Muthanga performed briefly for the guests, with the preacher sending a clear message to politicians.

The time came for Kasyoki’s family to pay tribute, starting with his wife, Regina, who was supported by her friends.

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The fallen businessman’s daughter also paid tribute, saying:

Kasyoki’s heartbroken mother shared a deeply emotional tribute.

On social media, Kenyans paid tribute to Kasyoki, with comments such as:

Norah Mwanza:

Mwanzia Musango:

Serah Muithya:

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Jackline Mwende:

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In other news, a politician mourned businessman Kasyoki, blaming his tragic death on poor road conditions along the Nairobi–Mombasa Highway.

Annastacia Muthini Muendo described the stretch between Green Park and Small World as a black spot notorious for fatal accidents.

She urged KeNHA to fix potholes, install signs, and act before more lives were lost.

Source: TUKO.co.ke