Doris Elizabeth Chepkorir Moi is the only surviving daughter of former Kenyan President Daniel Arap Moi after the death of her two sisters Jennifer Chemutai Moi in 2020 and June Chebet Moi in 2024.
Chepkorir was born in 1962 at Kabarak and is the twin sister of Philip Moi, who is also still alive.
Unlike her politically active siblings, Doris has chosen to maintain a private and low-profile life and has been rarely seen stepping into the public spotlight.
Doris is an old student of Nairobi Primary School and Limuru Girls High School. After her early formal education in Kenya, she later pursued the British curriculum at Imani School in Thika, Kiambu County.
She also travelled abroad to Australia, and this was the first time she was exposed to international experiences in her life.
Doris is married to Ibrahim Kiptum Choge, a close friend and former safari rally co-driver to her brother Jonathan Moi.
According to reports, their marriage was initially disapproved by her father, but the two are now living stably and happily.
She made a rare public appearance in August 2019 while visiting former Prime Minister Raila Odinga at Capitol Hill in Nairobi.
Reports state that their meeting focused on climate change and national policies, which revealed Doris’ interest in social and environmental issues.
Another time she was seen in public came in February 2020 when she was delivering the eulogy at her father’s funeral alongside her twin brother.
Despite being the daughter of one of Kenya’s longest-serving presidents, Doris has avoided the political spotlight.
All she has done is dedicate her life to her close family and personal growth.
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