'Makutano Junction' actor Charles 'Charlie' J. Ouda dies at 38

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By Fay Ngina | Feb 05, 2024
Kenyan actor Charles 'Charlie' J. Ouda. (Courtesy)

The entertainment world mourns the loss of Charles 'Charlie' J. Ouda, the acclaimed actor known for his roles in 'Makutano Junction,' 'The First Grader,' and 'Count It Out.'

Charlie, aged 38, passed away on the night of February 3, 2024, according to a statement released by his family and fiancee Ciru Muriuki.

The family expressed deep sorrow in their official statement, describing Charlie as a beloved son, brother, and friend. They are appealing for privacy and understanding during this challenging period.

"It is with deep sorrow that the family of Charles 'Charlie' J. Ouda and Ciru Muriuki inform you of his passing on the night of 3rd February 2024. He was a beloved son, brother, and friend. Charlie was 38 years old," the statement read.

While minimal details surrounding the circumstances of Charlie's passing were shared, the family assured that more information would be shared in due course.

The statement concluded with a plea for respecting the privacy of those involved, emphasizing the need to provide space for Ciru and the Ouda family to navigate the grieving process.

Charlie's significant contributions to the film industry have left an indelible mark, and as the family copes with their loss, they hope to celebrate his life and the impact he made on those around him.

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