Kenya YearBook Editorial Board | Cabinets

Uhuru Cabinet

  • Rashid Echesa: From among bucolics to high national duty
    Few people of Rashid Mohammed Echesa’s social and educational background have had the good fortune to rise to national prominence at his age. Echesa, the son of a respected company driver Mohammed Lukungu, was born in a modest family in the […]

Kibaki Cabinet

  • Jamleck Kamau – Nairobi Metropolis vision carrier
    Satellite towns – the city’s burgeoning bedroom communities – have kept mushrooming by the day, causing a huge traffic nightmare as millions of commuters try every morning and evening to squeeze themselves in and out of the central business district, the heartbeat of the country’s economy. […]

Moi Cabinet

  • Jeremiah Kiereini – Taking the heat at the helm of the Civil Service
    As Kenya approached independence, a young Jeremiah Kiereini was employed by the colonial government as part of a ‘pipeline’ constituted to ‘rehabilitate’ Mau Mau detainees. This was 1955 and marked the beginning of a government career that would span three decades and see him rise through the ranks […]

Kenyatta Cabinet

  • Ramogi Achieng’ Oneko – Principled to the end
    Freedom fighter Ramogi Achieng Oneko will be remembered as a principled politician who was ready to die for his country. He was the only freedom fighter who was detained by the colonial and the Kenyatta regime, and lived to tell the story. He was in […]
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