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Kenyans have until the 14th of this month to submit their views on the twenty-two new cabinet nominees appointed by president William Ruto ahead of the vetting process set to commence on October 27th. In an advert placed in the local dailies, national assembly clerk Serah Kioko also called for submissions in support or opposing the nomination of Justin Muturi and Mercy Wanjau as the attorney general and secretary to the cabinet respectively.
Kenyans to submit there views on Ruto's cabinet
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