Henry Nzioka Mulli

Henry Nzioka Mulli
Henry Nzioka Mulli
Kenyan Ambassador to China
	In office; December 29, 1964 – 1965
Preceded by	Simon Thuo Kairo
Succeeded by	Theophilus Arap Koske
Kenyan Ambassador to Egypt
	In office; 1966–1967
Preceded by	Theophilus Arap Koske
Succeeded by	1996-2003: Mohamed Maalim Mohamud
Kenyan Ambassador to Somalia
	In office; 1968–1969
Succeeded by	1974-1976: Joshua Shidambasi Odanga
Kenyan Ambassador to France
	In office; 1970–1973
Preceded by	Juxon Levi Madoka Shako; Josephat Karanja
Succeeded by	C. M. Muema
Personal details
Born	1927; Machakos
Died	July 6, 2015 (aged 88); Kenya
Spouse(s)	Doris Mulli, Anna Mulli and common law wife Benadatte Mulli.
Children	Faith Uku (NJ), Late Col. Victor Mulli, Monica Gomes (NJ), Dr. James Mulli (Luxembourg), the late Peter Harrison Mulli (Kenya), Benjamin Mulli(Kenya), Stepchild Consolata Mulli(NJ) Stepchild Boniface Mulli (Kenya), Mary Mulli (Kenya) and Moses Mulli (Kenya) Stepchild Jacinta Mwende Mulli and Stepchild Carol Veronica Mulli (MD).
Relatives	He was brother to the late Josiah Wambua Muli, Late Hon. Justice Matthew Guy Mulli, Late Zakayo Muli, Alice Mitaa, Rhoda Maingi, Ndinda Paul and Late Joel Mweu Muli
Alma mater	1946-1947 G.A.S. Machakos, Alliance High School, Makerere University College.; 1948 B.Sc. Fort Hare University South Africa.; 1960: Oxford University.;

Henry Nzioka Mulli (1927 – July 5, 2015) was a Kenyan diplomat.

Career

From 1951 to 1953 he was Assistant Government Chemist in Tanganyika.
From 1953 to 1957 he was detained by the regime of the Kenya Colony.
In 1960 he became Master of Science at the Machakos High School.
In 1961 he was elected Member for Machakos to the Legislative Council.
In 1962 he was with Justus Kandet ole Tipis (1924-1995) Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Kenya Defence.^[3]
In the elections in May 1963 he ran directly against Paul Ngei and lost.
From 1964 to 1965 he was ambassador in Beijing in the People's Republic of China.
From 1965 to 1966 he was ambassador in Cairo.^[4]
Form 1968 to 1969 he was ambassador in Mogadishu (Somalia)
From 1970 to 1973 he was ambassador in Bonn (Germany)
In 1974 - 1976 he was ambassador in Paris (France)].
In 1992 - 1993 he was Chairman of the Cooperative Bank of Kenya.

Henry Nzioka Mulli


Kenyan Ambassador to China
In office December 29, 1964 – 1965
Preceded by	Simon Thuo Kairo
Succeeded by	Theophilus Arap Koske
Kenyan Ambassador to Egypt
In office 1966–1967
Preceded by	Theophilus Arap Koske
Succeeded by	1996-2003: Mohamed Maalim Mohamud
Kenyan Ambassador to Somalia
In office 1968–1969
Succeeded by	1974-1976: Joshua Shidambasi Odanga
Kenyan Ambassador to France
In office 1970–1973
Preceded by	Juxon Levi Madoka Shako^[1] Josephat Karanja
Succeeded by	C. M. Muema

Personal details
Born	1927 (1927) Machakos
Died	July 6, 2015(2015-07-06) (aged 88) Kenya^[2]
Spouse(s)	Doris Mulli, Anna Mulli and common law wife Benadatte Mulli.
Children	Faith Uku (NJ), Late Col. Victor Mulli, Monica Gomes (NJ), Dr. James Mulli (Luxembourg), the late Peter Harrison Mulli (Kenya), Benjamin Mulli(Kenya), Stepchild Consolata Mulli(NJ) Stepchild Boniface Mulli (Kenya), Mary Mulli (Kenya) and Moses Mulli (Kenya) Stepchild Jacinta Mwende Mulli and Stepchild Carol Veronica Mulli (MD).
Relatives	He was brother to the late Josiah Wambua Muli, Late Hon. Justice Matthew Guy Mulli, Late Zakayo Muli, Alice Mitaa, Rhoda Maingi, Ndinda Paul and Late Joel Mweu Muli
Alma mater	1946-1947 G.A.S. Machakos, Alliance High School, Makerere University College. 1948 B.Sc. Fort Hare University South Africa. 1960: Oxford University.