Kalembe Ndile Biography
Ndile,57, battled liver cirrhosis for a long time before passing away on Saturday night.
The Ndile family attested to his passing.
Kalembe Ndile, a former Kibwezi West MP, passed away at a Nairobi hospital.
Ndile,57, battled liver cirrhosis for a long time before passing away on Sunday morning.
They are currently moving his body to the Lee Funeral Home.
Kioko, the son of Kalembe Ndile, verified his father’s passing.
“Last week, my father was admitted to the hospital. We are now in the same hospital where he passed away this morning. Later, we’ll provide more information,” Kioko added over the phone.
It has come to light that the former leader of the Tip Tip party spoke over the phone with a few journalists in Machakos last week, telling them of his hospital admittance and potential “resting” period.
“Kalembe told me he wasn’t feeling well over the phone last week. Regina Mutua, a reporter for Machakos Athiani FM, stated that he had been admitted to Nairobi Hospital.
Cornelius Kembui, proprietor of Champion Press, reported that Ndile gave him a call last Thursday at 3:30 p.m.
“He informed me that the previous event went well and that he valued the influence of the media in his life.
Ndile informed me that scribes had been helpful to him, and he ignored their negative aspects in favor of their favorable aspects, Kembui remarked.
Among the journalists from the Ukambani region who were closest to the deceased were Mutua and Kembui.
Ndile requested national leaders to unite during a news conference held in Athi River, Machakos County, last Sunday.
He stated that for the ODM and Wiper leaders Kalonzo Musyoka to create the next government following the general elections in 2022, they should band together.
Ndile’s birthplace—Western Uganda—is where he acquired the moniker Kalembe in 1964.
He claimed that the Kalembe mines inspired the nickname that became renowned for him.
“I was usually unwell when I was very young.
He remarked in a 2016 interview with Star, “My other frequently took me to the Kilembe Hospital, and one of our neighbors decided to call me Kalembe due to the frequency of visits to that hospital.”
He took the moniker on because he thought it was cute.
When the Mbarara Ntugamo road was built in Uganda in the early 1970s, his father moved there and worked as a laborer.
Ndile began attending Kamwenge Primary School in Western Uganda for his elementary schooling, and he took great satisfaction in his ability to speak Kinyankore, Kikiga, and Kirutoro, the three regional dialects.
Ndile disregarded several online claims of deaths that appeared in 2019.
In addition to denouncing those behind the distribution of false information, he assured the media that he was still alive and healthy.
After a lengthy illness, former Kibwezi MP Kalembe Ndile passes away in a Nairobi hospital
Following a protracted illness, former Kibwezi MP Richard Kalembe Ndile passed away on Sunday at 5:30 a.m. in Nairobi Hospital.
Sam Ndile, the late legislator’s younger brother, claims that the former outspoken lawmaker became ill on Wednesday night from his Mlolongo home and complained of stomachaches.
The brother attested to the fact that Ndile spent some time before his passing in and out of different hospitals.
“He got unwell on Wednesday night at around 8 o’clock at home, so I rushed him to Aga Khan Hospital and had him checked out.
We were sent to the same hospital at around 10 p.m., but there were no beds available, a family representative told The Standard.
According to reports, Ndile begged his brother to drive him to the Nairobi Hospital so he could receive additional care.
“He told me to drive him to the Nairobi Hospital when we discovered all of the beds at Pangani,” he continued.
After receiving various diagnoses, including kidney failure, stomach cancer, and liver cirrhosis, the doctors recommended that he be rushed to the operating room.
After experiencing several ailments, he was eventually brought into the operating room to have a corrective surgery.
Blood donors responded to the facility’s call for donations, providing blood for him. But because things worsened, this didn’t work out,” Sam remarked.
He was admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) on Saturday night, and on Sunday morning, the doctors declared him dead.
Ndile, 57, is survived by ten children and six additional adopted children enrolled in different educational institutions.
The late politician and businessman was the second youngest child in a family of seven.
At about eleven in the morning, the body was moved to Lee Funeral Home.
Before his passing, Ndile had become a devoted follower of the Wiper Party as a result of his increased involvement in the recently held by-elections in the Kitise/Kithuki district and the Machakos senate seat, which the Party won.
Kalembe Ndile, the former Kibwezi MP, loses his wife
Following a brief illness, Magdalene Kalembe, an MCA nominated by the Maendeleo Chap chap party for the Makueni County Assembly, passed away on Tuesday night.
Sam Ndile, a family spokesman, claims that Magdalene became ill on Thursday and was admitted to the hospital.
Kalembe Ndile, the former MP for Kibwezi, passed away.
Following a brief illness, Magdalene Kalembe, an MCA nominated by the Maendeleo Chap chap party for the Makueni County Assembly, passed away on Tuesday night.
Sam Ndile, a family spokesman, claims that Magdalene became ill on Thursday and was admitted to the hospital.
While receiving care at Nairobi’s MP Shah Hospital, she passed away.
“Magdalene became unwell on Thursday while attending the County Assembly. She was admitted to the hospital in Nairobi, where her condition worsened on Tuesday night. Ndile observed, “She left us and was moved to the intensive care unit.
While verifying the situation, former Maendeleo Chap Chap Party leader and Tourism CS Alfred Mutua stated that Magdaline became unwell late last week and was receiving treatment for dengue fever.
“My heartfelt condolences go out to the Kalembe/Nguluku family, friends, and all who knew her during this painful time of grief,” he stated.
Additional announcements, according to the CS, will come following discussions with the family.
“May our Lord grant her soul eternal peace,” he continued.
Kalembe Ndile Profile
Coalition Member: Started 13th February 2013 of Coalition for Reforms & Democracy
Member: Ongoing of The Independent Party
party leader: Ongoing of The Independent Party