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President William Ruto says the next cabinet will reflect the face of Kenya and shall bridge the political. The President who spoke in Elgeyo-Marakwet while commissioning and launching projects said the Country must remain peaceful and united to overcome the current economic challenges. As Giverson Maina reports, the head of state has been urged by his deputy to appoint men and women who will serve Kenyans with humility and dedication.
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President Ruto promises to name an inclusive, competent cabinet
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