Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Tourism CS Alfred Mutua on Friday November 3 were no show during a Cabinet Meeting chaired by President William Ruto at State House Mombasa.
Mudavadi failed to turn up to the meeting as he accompanied King Charles III to Fort Jesus as he concluded his four day visit to Kenya.
The Prime CS was also at the British Monarch's meeting with religious leaders from diverse communities in Mombasa.
King Charles III and Queen Camila jetted into the country on Monday night and have held a series of engagements in Nairobi and Mombasa counties.
CS Mutua on the Other hand is attending the World Travel and Tourism Council Summit.
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"I am currently in Kigali, Rwanda, attending the World Travel and Tourism Council summit. This marks a historic occasion as it's the first time this event is being hosted in an African country," he posted on his X platform.
The Tourism CS went on to explain that the summit is engaging in discussions about facilitating seamless travel for tourists within the continent, with a focus on improving air and rail transport.
"It's estimated that the tourism sector will experience a remarkable growth rate of over 5% in the coming year, potentially generating at least 6 million job opportunities for our citizens," he added.
"To harness this growth, our primary objective is to prepare strategically by intensifying our marketing efforts and diversifying our tourism offerings, especially in the realms of sports and adventure tourism."
