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Cleophas Malala’s Son Is His Mini-Me – A Glimpse Inside Their Luxurious Home

By Afro Yard July 26, 2026
Cleophas Malala gives glimpse of elegant home while enjoying drink with his look-alike son

Kenyans were left stunned when a viral TikTok clip of Senator Cleophas Malala and his son Leon, who bears an uncanny resemblance to his father, went viral on July 24, 2026. The short video, posted on Leon's TikTok account, shows the two men strolling through a stylish hotel lounge, chatting casually and clinking drinks in a relaxed, celebratory mood.

A Father-Son Duo That's Turning Heads

@hon.leonmajormalalah

Sharing ideas with the wise man this evening. My message was simple: in 2027, the youth must have a seat at the table. It’s time for a new generation to help shape the future of our nation. Our time is now. πŸ‡°πŸ‡ͺπŸ’ͺ

♬ Wabiro – Coster Ojwang

The clip, which carried no on-screen text or captions, racked up thousands of reactions almost immediately, with many Kenyans struggling to separate father from son. The reason for this confusion is not hard to understand – Leon is reportedly gearing up to contest for a Member of Parliament seat in 2027, and his relaxed father-and-son moment with Cleophas Malala feels like the beginning of something much bigger for the Malala household.

A Politically Charged Moment

Cleophas Malala is a well-known political figure in Kenya's Western region, having served as Kakamega Senator and a vocal figure in national politics. Seeing a younger, almost identical version of him step into the arena clearly struck a chord with many Kenyans. The comment section filled up fast, with many Kenyans equal parts amused and impressed by the striking resemblance between the two.

A Heated Confrontation on Live TV

In a separate report, during a live television debate, Malala's son, Leon, engaged in a heated confrontation with political activist Kasmuel McOure. Leon criticised McOure for transitioning from leading anti-establishment Gen Z protests into joining the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), labeling him an opportunistic "goon in a nice suit." McOure defended his decision by arguing that driving meaningful systemic reform requires actively participating within established political parties rather than advocating strictly from the outside.

What's Next for the Malala Household?

As Leon prepares to contest for a Member of Parliament seat in 2027, many are left wondering what's next for the Malala household. Will Leon's relaxed father-and-son moment with Cleophas Malala be a precursor to a new era in Kenyan politics? Only time will tell. One thing is certain, however – the Malala family is about to take center stage in Kenyan politics, and the world will be watching with bated breath.


Source: Tuko