President Kenyatta Reorganises Government Affecting Principal Secretaries

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Primary source Kenyan Digest archive

This archive report was first published on 6 September 2019.

On Friday evening, President Uhuru Kenyatta, CGH, announced changes in the government affecting principal secretaries. The changes were made in a statement to newsrooms on September 6, 2019.

As part of the reorganisation, nine permanent secretaries were transferred to different ministries. The transfers include:

  • Major General (Rtd) Gordon Kihalangwa, who was transferred from the State Department for Defence to the State Department for Public Works.
  • Betty Maina, who was transferred from the State Department for Industrialization to the State Department for Environment and Forestry.
  • Dr Francis Owino, who was transferred from the State Department for Public Service to the State Department for Industrialization.
  • Julius Korir, who was transferred from the State Department for Infrastructure to the State Department for Public Service.
  • Prof Dr Fred K Segor, who was transferred from the State Department for Irrigation to the State Department for Wildlife Services.
  • Dr Ibrahim Mohamed, who was transferred from the State Department for Environment and Forestry to the State Department for Defence.
  • Prof Paul Maringa, who was transferred from the State Department for Public Works to the State Department for Infrastructure.
  • The State Department for Crop Development was merged with the State Department for Agricultural Research to create the State Department for Crop Development and Agricultural Research.
  • Prof Hamadi Boga was transferred from the State Department of Agricultural Research to the State Department for Crop Development and Agricultural Research.

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