Top government officials, including principal secretaries, are reportedly anxious amid intense lobbying as Kenya anticipates a government reshuffle by President William Ruto. The expected changes could see several Cabinet Secretaries and Principal Secretaries reassigned or even dismissed, heightening competition within political circles.
The influential Interior and National Administration docket, which oversees Kenya’s security and governance, has drawn particular interest. Politicians from both sides of the political divide are holding discreet meetings and lobbying heavily to have their allies positioned in this strategic role. These private discussions highlight efforts to align the Interior CS position with regional and political interests.
The stakes are high, as control over Kenya’s security and administrative functions is a critical asset within government. Leaders are striving to secure roles that would boost their influence over these areas, underscoring the significance of this anticipated reshuffle. As President Ruto prepares for changes, the government’s internal dynamics grow more intense, revealing the level of competition within his administration.
By Kenyans