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During his two and a half years as minister for Roads and Public Works, Andrew Chepkoiywo Kiptoon is credited with streamlining the roads construction sector weeding out the then rogue cowboy contractors. , earning him accolades and condemnation in equal measure.
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The Cabinets | Focus on Andrew Chepkooiywo Kiptoon
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