Sifuna's visit comes at a difficult moment for the Gachagua family as they continue mourning the loss of their beloved family member, who passed away aged 77.
The Nairobi senator joined other political leaders who have recently visited the former Deputy President to stand with him and his family during the period of mourning.
Gachagua announced his sister's death on Friday, November 6, revealing that she had passed away in Naro Moru, Nyeri County.
In his emotional tribute, the former Deputy President described Eunice as an important pillar in their family, explaining that she had taken up a motherly role following the death of their mother seven years ago.
He noted that her warmth, guidance and wise counsel had played an important role in keeping the family together.
Gachagua also extended his condolences to Eunice's children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and the wider Reriani family, saying they would deeply miss her presence.
Sifuna's visit has also attracted attention because of his growing political association with Gachagua and other opposition leaders as preparations for the 2027 General Election gather momentum.
Other prominent leaders, including Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka and Jubilee Party leader Fred Matiang'i, have also visited Gachagua's Karen residence to express their sympathy.
Their visits have highlighted moments of solidarity among opposition figures despite their different political backgrounds and ambitions.
Photos and updates shared on social media have continued to capture the visits by various leaders as they join the bereaved family in mourning.
For now, the Gachagua family continues to remember Eunice for the important role she played in their lives.
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