Kenyan President William Ruto made a significant announcement on Thursday, revealing that he has made sweeping changes to his cabinet in response to ongoing anti-government protests. The decision to dismiss almost the entire cabinet comes after weeks of unrest in the country.
President Ruto disclosed that only Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi have retained their positions amidst the widespread shake-up. This move was made following a thorough evaluation of the cabinet's performance and effectiveness.
During a press briefing at State House Nairobi, President Ruto emphasized that the decision was made after careful consideration and a comprehensive assessment of the government's progress. He acknowledged the high expectations of the Kenyan people and expressed a commitment to meeting their aspirations for transformative change.
President Ruto's statement indicated a recognition of the need for substantial reforms and a desire to address the pressing issues facing the nation. The administration aims to embark on a path of extensive transformation to meet the demands and hopes of the citizens.
The dismissal of the majority of the cabinet members signals a significant shift in the government's approach and priorities. The decision reflects a willingness to respond to the concerns raised by the public and to chart a new course for governance in Kenya.
As the country navigates through this period of change, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi will play key roles in steering the government forward. Their continued presence in the cabinet underscores the importance of stability and continuity during this transition.
President Ruto's decision to overhaul the cabinet underscores a commitment to addressing the challenges facing Kenya and fulfilling the expectations of its citizens. The upcoming period will be crucial in determining the direction of the government and its ability to deliver on its promises of transformation and progress.
