Najib Bharala, CS of six other Uhuru Kenyattas who assumed new roles after leaving power

• William Root announces men and women in charge of implementing his agenda over the next five years
• The head of state also created the position of chief cabinet secretary, which he gave to Musalia Mudavadi.
• This marks the end of CS, which served under former President Uhuru Kenyatta.
• In this list, TUKO.co.ke introduces 7 former chief cabinet secretaries who have engaged in various activities.

On Wednesday, September 28, President William Ruto announced the 22-member Kenyan Kwanza Cabinet.

While revealing the men and women in charge of implementing his agenda over the next five years, Ruto also created the position of Prime Minister and Chief Cabinet Secretary given to Musalia Mudavadi.

This meant the curtain fell on CS, which had served under former President Uhuru Kenyatta.

However, the head of state presided over the first cabinet meeting with the outgoing CS before stepping down.

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The meeting will be held for the first time in two weeks since taking the oath of office on September 13, 2022 at the Moi International Sports Center in Kasarani.

Photos shared by the Nairobi Legislative Assembly on the morning of Tuesday, September 27 include Fred Matiangi (interiors), Peter Muña (agriculture), Eugene Wamalwa (devolution), Keriako Tobiko (environment) and Najib Bharala. (tourism) included. ).

Attorney General Paul Kihara was also present.

But about five months later, some former ministers have been appointed and others are running private companies.

In this list TUKO.co.ke Introducing seven former chief cabinet secretaries who carried out various activities.

1. Najib Bharala – Ex-Tourism CS

Barara first took the job at Plum only four days after it was handed over to her successor, Penina Maronza.

Fauna and Flora International (FFI), an international NGO dedicated to the protection of endangered wildlife and habitats, has announced that it has appointed Bharara as Vice President in November 2022.

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Bharala is a former Mvita parliamentarian and has served as CS for nearly 12 years in both the (deceased) Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru governments.

2. Yatani Ukur – Former Treasury CS

After leaving the company, he engaged in charity work and agriculture.

He said life outside the office was fun and fulfilling.

Yatani also said that unlike when he was at the company and working late, he gets enough rest and can sleep whenever he wants.

3. Margaret Cobia – Former Civil Servant CS

Cobia says he cooled off from his hectic office schedule and entered the academic world.

She continues to serve as Chancellor of St. Paul’s University and Trustee of the University of Nairobi (UoN) Foundation.

At her local church, she teaches young people to reach their full potential.

4. Joe Mucheru – Former ICT CS

Muchel has been tapped to become president of a South African financial services start-up backed by Goldman Sachs.

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He helps review expansion plans on the continent.

Muchel has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, Google executive, and regulator.

5. James Macharia – Former CS Transport

Machalia is now paying close attention to her health.

He also acts for the welfare of his family as well as taking care of his personal business.

He replaced Michael Kamau, who was suspended from acting in March 2015.

6. Mutahi Kagwe – Former Health CS

Kagwe has followed suit, stating that everything he does now remains private.

He took office on 28 February 2020 after the minutes were handed over to him by former Health Minister Sicily Kariuki.

He hit the airwaves during the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic when the first case was confirmed in Nairobi on March 12, 2020, after it broke out in Wuhan, China in December 2019.

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7. Cicily Kariuki – Former CS Water

Kariuki stepped down to enter politics in February 2022, returning fully to the private sector.

She runs a consultancy firm after an unsuccessful bid for the seat of Nyandarua Governor.

Kariuki also does charity work.

new era

On Tuesday, January 31, Root chaired the first paperless ministerial meeting, where the administration laid out plans to digitize all services.

The government has announced plans to digitize all government services and make them more accessible to Kenyans.

At the meeting, all ministers shared information via digital tablets.

CS found secure portable digital devices interconnected and connected to files, notes and secure notebooks.

Source: TUKO.co.ke