IEBC chair Chebukati’s wife shortlisted for Principal Secretaries (PS) jobs
IEBC chair Chebukati’s wife, Mary Chebukati shortlisted for Principal Secretaries (PS) jobs.
Mary Chebukati Wanyonyi, the wife of Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) chair Wafula Chebukati, is one of the individuals the Public Service Commission has selected for the roles of Principal Secretaries (PSC).
Mary was shortlisted as candidate 296 in the list published in the local dailies by the Public Service Commission (PSC).
Also shortlisted were allies of former President Uhuru Kenyatta and members of President William Ruto’s economic advisory committee.
Charles Hinga, Francis Owino, and Jerome Ochieng, respectively, were PSs for housing, agriculture, and information and communications technology.
Esther Koimett (broadcasting and telecommunications), Peter Kaberia (industrialization), Julius Jwan (education), Saitoti Torome (planning), and Nelson Marwa (social protection) were among the other PSs in Uhuru’s administration that made to the list.
Additionally shortlisted were Fred Sigor (Wildlife), Margaret Mwakimu (TVET), and Belio Kipsang (Regional and Northern Corridor Development).
Mercy Mwangangi, the chief administrative officer for health, and Dr. Patrick Amoth, the director general of health, were also included.
In the shortlisted candidates, a number of President William Ruto’s political allies were also included.
Former Langa’ta Member of Parliament Nixon Korir and Isaac Mwaura were among the successful 477 applicants.
Other Kenya Kwanza politicians also included in the list were Chris Wamalwa who contested for the Trans Nzoia gubernatorial seat and lost to Governor George Natembeya and former Narok governor, Samuel Tunai.
The 477 candidates will be interviewed by PSC as of October 12. Names of successful applicants with them be submitted to Ruto for nomination.
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