

President Uhuru Kenyatta has made a few changes to senior ranks of the Executive with new appointments and re-alignments in various ministries.
President Kenyatta, according to a circular issued by Head of Public Services Joseph Kinyua on Wednesday evening, said the changes are meant to foster operational efficiency, institutionalize and expedite the implementation of various ground-breaking reforms, and introduce functional changes that shall make Ministries and State Departments more effective and better able to deliver on their mandates.
“The changes are also in recognition of the momentous task of setting the foundation for building back better, as Kenya rebounds from the socioeconomic shocks of the coronavirus pandemic,” read the circular.
Among the changes are the merger of the State Department for Mining with the State Department for Petroleum into a single State Department within the Ministry of Petroleum & Mining so as to promote the sustainable development of the extractives sector.
President Kenyatta appointed the following persons as Chief Administrative Secretaries to the various dockets as listed below:
The following Chief Administrative Secretaries were re-assigned to other dockets as below:
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The following Principal Secretaries were also re-assigned to the stated dockets:
Head of Public Services Joseph Kinyua indicated that the changes take effect immediately.
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