Tourism and Wildlife CS nominee Peninah Malonza has been rejected by the Parliamentary Committee on Appointments.
This came after the committee tabled the report on the vetting process in Parliament on Tuesday, October 25.
National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung'wah moved the motion to inform Parliament of the findings of the vetting committee on the appointment of Cabinet Secretaries, Secretary to the Cabinet and Attorney General.
The Kikuyu MP said that the committee resolved to reject the nomination of Malonza by President William Ruto as she lacked requisite abilities and experience to serve as Tourism CS.
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However, the House Committee on Appointments approved all other Cabinet Secretaries, including Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Attorney General Justin Muturi.
Prof. Kithure Kindiki - Ministry of Interior
Prof. Njuguna Ndung’u - National Treasury and Planning
Aisha Jumwa - Ministry Public Service and Gender
Moses Kuria - Ministry of Trade
Susan Wafula - Ministry of Health
Aden Duale - Ministry of Defence
Dr. Alfred Mutua - Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Mithika Linturi - Ministry of Africulture
Kipchumba Murkomen - Ministry of Roads and Public Works
Ezekiel Machogu - Ministry of Education
Eliud Owalo - Ministry of ICT and Digital Economy
Zacharia Mwangi Njeru - Ministry of Lands and Housing
Soipan Tuya - Ministry of Environment and Forestry
Alice Wahome - Ministry of Water and Irrigation
Rebecca Miano - Ministry East African Community and Regional Development
Simon Chelugui - Ministry of Cooperatives and MSME Development
Florence Bore - Ministry of Labour
Salim Mvurya - Ministry of Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs
Davis Chirchir - Ministry of Energy
Ababu Namwamba - Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs
