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President Ruto's recent cabinet reshuffle brought some surprising returns. Former health cs Mutahi Kagwe, along with ex-governors Lee Kinyanjui and William Kabogo, are back in prominent positions. Meanwhile, established figures like Ababu Namwamba and Kipchumba Murkomen shifted roles. dives into the key issues these appointees will grapple with in their new ministries.
President Ruto's recent cabinet reshuffle brings some surprising returns
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