In a surprising move that caught the nation’s attention, UDA MP Silvanus Osoro shed light on the motives driving President William Ruto’s recent cabinet reshuffle.
Addressing the crowd in Thika, the National Assembly Majority Whip explained that the reshuffle was not a critique of the competence of the Cabinet Secretaries involved, but a strategic maneuver to match their capacities with the demands of their dockets.
Using a vivid football analogy, Osoro illustrated the necessity of rearranging players on the field to optimize their performance and achieve favorable outcomes. He emphasized that this decision was crucial for the government to fulfill its promises and electoral commitments effectively.
Contrary to speculations suggesting internal conflicts within the ruling party, Osoro asserted that the Head of State, President Ruto, possessed the authority to implement changes in his administration as he deemed necessary.
Addressing rumors concerning the dissatisfaction of the Mt Kenya wing within the Kenya Kwanza Coalition, Osoro dismissed any notions of discord. He assured the public that these adjustments were part of a larger plan focused on enhancing service delivery, a vision that President Ruto was passionately committed to.
The reshuffle, which took place on October 4, saw prominent figures being reassigned to different ministries. Moses Kuria, for instance, transitioned from the Trade docket to Public Service, while former Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua assumed the Tourism docket, having previously served in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Notably, Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi assumed Mutua’s foreign affairs responsibilities.
Rebecca Miano, previously in charge of the East African Community Ministry, took over the Trade docket from Kuria, and Peninah Malonza, formerly responsible for Tourism and Wildlife, assumed Miano’s role.
Additionally, Alice Wahome, who previously managed Water and Sanitation, was relocated to the Lands docket. In her place, Zachariah Njeru, formerly at Lands, now oversees Maji House.
Osoro hinted at more changes to come, indicating President Ruto’s unwavering commitment to optimizing the government’s performance and ensuring efficient service delivery. The reshuffle, it appears, is part of a carefully orchestrated strategy to align the administration with its goals and promises to the nation.
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