Kenyan President, William Ruto Has Announced A Major Cabinet Reshuffle Placing The Foreign Affairs Ministry Under The Chief Minister’s Office And Reassigning Seven Other Ministers.
It Comes After The President Publicly Criticised His Ministers, Accusing Some Of Them Of Being Clueless About Their Portfolios.
Ruto Says The Changes Are Meant To Optimise Performance And Enhance Service Delivery As Set Out In The Administration’s Manifesto.
The Foreign Affairs Ministry Will Now Be Headed By The Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, With The Previous Minister Alfred Mutua Now Heading The Tourism Ministry.
Kenya Has Recently Seen A Series Of Opposition Protests Against The Rising Cost Of Living And Tax Hikes Put In Place By The Government.
