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Cabinet members and Senior Government Officials have begun trooping to Naivasha ahead of the start of a four-day retreat by the executive. This is the second retreat since the Kenya Kwanza Government assumed office. The meeting is aimed at taking stock of progress made in implementing government policies. Joseph Wakhungu with details of the meeting agenda that will also be attended by Kenya Kwanza allied legislators.
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Cabinet retreats to asses progress in realizing its development agenda
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