The State House Spokesperson, Hussein Mohamed, has been promoted in the latest reorganization of President William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza government.
Hussein’s upper hand knocked on his new role on Monday, January 9, 2023, at State House in Nairobi.
News sources reveal that Mohamed’s office is separated from that of the Director of the Presidential Press and will now run independently from its daily operation.
The former Director of Communications in the Presidential Campaign team will now streamline directly to the Head of State.
Mohamed’s office was initially liked by the Presidential Communication Secretary (PCS), where he served as deputy to David Mugonyi.
“The Order removes the long processes and streamlines communication in the high office. We expect a seamless flow of information and less bureaucracy because of fewer and clear reporting lines’’, an insider disclosed to the Media.
The two were appointed through order in October 2022 following the disbandment of the Presidential Service Communication Unit (PSCU).
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Also, President William Ruto appointed David Nzioka as the State House Digital and Innovations Secretary. Denis Itumbi who held office in President Uhuru Kenyatta’s government, also revealed.
Earlier, the Head of State through Executive Order 1 of 2023 reorganised his government. Among the key changes was making Deputy Rigathi in charge of the Coffee sector reforms in the Country.
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Other changes made include the transfer of the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) from the Ministry of Interior to the Ministry of Transport.
The Public Health Functions moved to the State Department of Medical Services while the Trade Ministry was subdivided into Three departments; which is Trade, Investments Promotion, and Industry.