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Kibicho exits powerful Interior ministry as new PSs take office

By Jacob Ngetich | 3yrs ago
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo (left) takes over the powerful ministry from his predecessor Dr Karanja Kibicho. [Boniface Okendo, Standard]

Some of the 51 Principal Secretaries Monday took office after a brief handing-over ceremony.

At the Ministry of Health, Susan Mochache handed over to Medical Services PS Peter Tum and his counterpart for Health Standards and Professional Management Josephine Mburu.

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