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Head of public service and chair of the assumption to office committee Joseph Kinyua has declared Tuesday September 13 a public holiday to facilitate the swearing-in of president-elect William Ruto as Kenya’s fifth president. Kinyua however stating that the gazette notice will be released later in the week. He further stated that preparations were underway to make the historic event a success urging Kenyans from all walks of life to grace the event.
Kinyua: President-Elect William Ruto will be sworn-in on Tuesday next week
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