Former Ambassador is dead
Former TJRC Chairman Bethuel Kiplagat has passed on at the Nairobi Hospital after a long illness.
Bethuel Kiplagat
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Former TJRC Chairman Bethuel Kiplagat has passed on at the Nairobi Hospital after a long illness.
The career diplomat will be remembered for his efforts as Kenya’s special Envoy in the Somali Peace Process.
He served in the Kenyan Foreign Service for 13 years.
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He was Kenya’s Ambassador to France (1978-1981) and the United Kingdom (1981-1983) and the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation of Kenya from 1983 – 1991.
He was the founder and former executive director of Africa Peace Forum.
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