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Three cabinet secretaries have been sworn in and have officially assumed office, each with a full in-tray and high expectations from President William Ruto and Kenyans. Mutahi Kagwe is now the agriculture and livestock cs, and William Kabogo takes over as the ICT and digital economy cs. At the same time, Lee Kinyanjui becomes the fourth trade, investment, and industry CS—President Ruto's stern warning against corruption and poor communication with the public.
Three cabinet secretaries sworn in and officially assume office
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