Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti has advised President William Ruto to take his time in selecting individuals for his second Cabinet. Speaking at a Sunday Mass in Athi River, Wavinya emphasized that Kenyans are closely watching how the President will form a Cabinet with the right people.
"He should take his time and not rush into it. He should listen to the citizens and choose people who can effectively serve them," said the governor.
Governor Wavinya acknowledged that while public servants are not without faults, the President has an opportunity to choose individuals capable of working for the benefit of Kenyans.
On July 19, President Ruto unveiled 11 new members of his Cabinet, filling positions left vacant after the dismissal of his first Cabinet. The nation is now waiting for the President to announce additional members for his second Cabinet.
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The newly appointed members include:
- Ministry of the Interior and National Administration: Kithure Kindiki
- Ministry of Health: Debra Mulongo Barasa
- Ministry of Defence: Aden Duale
- Ministry of Roads and Transport: Davis Chirchir
- Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry: Soipan Tuya
- Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation: Eric Muga
- Ministry of Education: Julius Migosi
- Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development: Alice Wahome
- Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development: Dr. Andrew Karanja
- Ministry of ICT and Digital Economy: Margaret Nyambura Ndung’u
Additionally, Rebecca Miano, former Trade CS, has been named Kenya’s new Attorney General following the dismissal of Justin Muturi.