Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma announced on October 27, 2026, that his brother Corporal Kenneth Otieno Aluma will be buried on November 14, 2026, at their family home in Ndiru, Homa Bay County. Kaluma shared the news on X, thanking Kenyans for their prayers and messages. The burial will take place at the family home. The announcement follows Aluma's military service. No further details were provided. The event is expected to draw local community members. The family has not confirmed the number of attendees. The burial date is set for a Saturday. The announcement was made in a public post. The message included gratitude for support. The family home is in Homa Bay County. The brother served in the military. The burial is a private family affair. The announcement was made on social media. The post was shared publicly. The family has not issued additional statements. The event is scheduled for November 14, 2026. The location is in Ndiru. The burial is at the family home. The brother was a Corporal. The announcement was made by the MP. The MP thanked the public. The message included prayers and messages. The event is expected to be attended by local residents. The family has not specified the number of attendees. The burial is a private ceremony. The announcement was made on X. The post was published on October 27, 2026. The burial date is set for a Saturday. The event is scheduled for November 14, 2026. The location is in Ndiru, Homa Bay County. The family home is the burial site. The brother served in the military. The announcement was made by the MP. The MP thanked Kenyans for their support. The message included gratitude for prayers and messages. The event is expected to draw local community members. The family has not confirmed the number of attendees. The burial is a private family affair. The announcement was made on social media. The post was shared publicly. The family has not issued additional statements. The event is scheduled for November 14, 2026. The location is in Ndiru. The burial is at the family home. The brother was a Corporal. The announcement was made by the MP. The MP thanked Kenyans for their support. The message included gratitude for prayers and messages. The event is expected to be attended by local residents. The family has not specified the number of attendees. The burial is a private ceremony.