Cabinet of Kenya

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The Cabinet of Kenya is made up of the President, Deputy President, Attorney General and Cabinet Secretaries. The 2010 Constitution of Kenya allows a maximum of 22 ministries. A Cabinet Secretary is not a Member of the Kenyan Parliament and has to be vetted by a parliamentary committee before their appointment.

Current Cabinet

Party key		The National Alliance
		United Republican Party
		Republican Congress
		National Rainbow Coalition
		Independent

Cabinet of Kenya

Portfolio	Incumbent		Term began
President Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces		Uhuru Kenyatta	9 April 2013
Deputy President		William Ruto	9 April 2013
Executive Office of the President and Deputy President: Cabinet Secretary for Interior and Coordination of National Government Cabinet Secretary for Devolution and Planning		. . Anne Waiguru	. . 15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Defence		Rayechelle Omamo	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Foreign Affairs		Amina Mohamed
Cabinet Secretary for Education		Jacob Kaimenyi	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for The National Treasury		Henry Rotich	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Health		James Wainaina Macharia	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Transport and Infrastructure		Michael Kamau	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Water and Natural Resources		Judy Wakhungu	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Land, Housing and Urban Development		Charity Ngilu	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communication and Technology		Fred Matiangi	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Sports, Culture and the Arts		Hassan Arero	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Labour, Social Security and Services
Cabinet Secretary for Energy and Petroleum		Davis Chirchir	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries		Felix Koskei	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Industrialization and Enterprise Development		Adan Mohammed	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for EAC Affairs, Commerce and Tourism		Phyllis Kipkingor–Kandie	15 May 2013
Cabinet Secretary for Mining		Najib Balala	15 May 2013
Also attends Cabinet
Attorney General		Githu Muigai	27 August 2011

See also

• List of Ministers of Kenya

External Links

• IN PICTURES: Cabinet nominees, Daily Nation