Kenya YearBook Editorial Board | Cabinets

Uhuru Cabinet

  • John Kiyonga Munyes: The favoured Kaiser from the North
    Level-headed, soft-spoken, and shy of controversy, John Kiyonga Munyes does not come across as a politician in a country where the kind are known to be boisterous, cavalier, or rabble-rousing. Perhaps his demeanour stems from his many years in the […]

Kibaki Cabinet

  • Amos Kimunya – The comeback kid
    In 2002, a Finance prodigy made an important decision. He would make a move from the private sector where he was already excelling and throw his hat into the political arena. Perhaps he needed the challenge, perhaps he realized his talents could benefit his country; whatever the case, in the year […]

Moi Cabinet

  • Burundi Nabwera – The all-powerful KANU secretary general
    Burudi Nabwera was perhaps one of the most highly educated politicians among those schooled in prestigious British institutions during colonial times. Because of this, he understood both Western capitalism and Eastern socialism, which came in useful after independence. He was appointed ambassador […]

Kenyatta Cabinet

  • Dawson Mwanyumba – I wasted my time in politics
    If reference checks were the key to securing a Cabinet position, Dawson Mwanyumba would not have made it to Kenyatta’s first Cabinet as Minister for Public Works, Communications and Power. A trained mathematics teacher who was quick to anger and […]
Share this post