Ruto’s plan to appoint 49 Principal Secretaries after unveiling his cabinet

Ruto’s plan to appoint 49 Principal Secretaries across the state departments after unveiling his proposed list of cabinet

President William Ruto is set to appoint 49 principal secretaries across the state departments. 

While the Defense Ministry and the Prime Cabinet Secretary will each have one principal secretary, other ministries like Interior, Transport, Lands, Trade, Education, and Mining will each have three.

The remaining ministries will each receive two PSs.

This is after President William Ruto unveiled the proposed list of the cabinet.

Ruto kicked out President Uhuru Kenyatta’s entire team, except for Simon Chelugui and Monica Juma, and it’s highly likely he will have new faces as principal secretaries.

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Ruto’s plan for the appointment of 49 Principal Secretaries

Breakdown on how the ministries will be given Principal secretaries.

State Department Prime Cabinet Secretary

1. Government Coordination

Defence

1. Defence

Interior and National Administration

1. Internal Security and National Administration
2. Correctional Services
3. Citizen Services

Education

1. Basic Education
2. TVET
3. Higher Education and Research

Mining, the Blue Economy, and Maritime Affairs

1. Mining
2. The Blue Economy
3. Shipping and Maritime Affairs

Trade, Investment, and Industry

1. Trade
2. Investment Promotion
3. Industry

Roads, Transport and Public Works

1. Roads
2. Transport
3. Public Works

Lands, Housing and Urban Development

1. Lands and Physical Planning
2. Housing
3. Urban Development

National Treasury and Economic Planning

1. Finance
2. Economic Planning

Foreign and Diaspora Affairs

1. Foreign Affairs
2. Diaspora Affairs

Public Service, Gender, and Affirmative Action

1. Public Service
2. Gender and Affirmative Action

Information, Communications, and the Digital Economy

1. Broadcasting and Telecommunications
2. ICT and The Digital Economy

Health

1. Medical Services
2. Public Health

Agriculture and Livestock Development

1. Crop Development
2. Livestock Development

Co-operatives and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMES) Development

1. Cooperatives
2. MSMEs Development

Youth Affairs, Sports and the Arts

1. Youth Affairs
2. Sports and The Arts

Environment and Forestry

1. Environment
2. Forestry

Tourism, Wildlife, and Heritage

1. Tourism and Wildlife
2. Culture and Heritage

Water, Sanitation, and Irrigation

1. Water and Sanitation
2. Irrigation

Energy and Petroleum

1. Energy
2. Petroleum

Labour and Social Protection

1. Labour and Skills Development
2. Social Security and Protection

East African Community (EAC), Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALS), and Regional Development

1. EAC Affairs
2. ASALs and Regional Development

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