President William Ruto finally bored to pressure from government critics to effect changes in his Cabinet.
The Head of State on Wednesday, October 4, also made changes to Principal Secretaries and also sanctioned changes among the ambassadors.
He said the changes were necessary to “optimize performance and enhance delivery as set out in the administration’s manifesto” as well as enhance service delivery.
“In accordance with Article 132 (2) (e) of the constitution, His Excellency the President has nominated and redeployed the following ambassadors and high commissioners,” communiqué by the presidential action reads in part.
In what appeared that the First in Command has not rewarded his loyalists for the first time, no famous name featured on the list of the new ambassadors.
Kivumbi.co.ke has compiled a list of 30 new ambassadors who were appointed by President William Ruto.
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- Tabu Irina Dublin, Ireland
- Willy Bett Beijing, China
- George Moraa Irina Addis Ababa, Ethipia
- Jane Wairimu Ndurumo Pretoria, South Africa
- Shem Amadi Kinashana, Democratic Republic of Congo
- Sabdio Dido Bashuma Gaborone, Botswana
- Jeremy Nyamasi Ndola Juba, South Sudan
- Jeremy Laibuttah Khartoum, Sudan
- George Mcgoye Djibout, Djibout
- Joyce Khasimwa Luanda, Angola
- Philip Mundia Githiora Maputo, Mozambique
- Isaac Keen Parashina Abuja, Nigeria
- Janet Mwawasi Oben Kigali,Rwanda
- Kiringi Kubai Mogadishu, Somalia
- Mercy Mueni Mutuku Arusha, Tanzania
- Muhamad Hessein Hergeisa, Somalia
- Fouzia Abdirahman Bern, Switzerland
- Betty Chebet Cherwon Paris, France
- Fredric Musambili Roma,Italy
- Angeline Kavindu Stockholm, Sweden
- Stella Orina Berlin, Germany
- Sharon Ole Sein Madrid, Spain
- Maurice Makolo Vienna, Austria
- Peter Ngure UNESCO, Paris
- Peter Munyiri New Delhi, India
- Emmy Jerono Seoul, South Korea
- Ronal Ekitela Kuala Lampur, Malaysia
- Wilson Kogo Canberra, Australia
- Mohame Ramadhan Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- Albert Kendagor Tel Avi, Israel
- Mohamed Nur Adan Doha, Qatar
