Uncovering the Wealth of Kenya’s Returning Cabinet Secretaries

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President William Samoei Ruto has Yesterday re-nominated six cabinet secretaries to their positions, and their combined net worth stands at a staggering Ksh.2.64 billion, according to the vetting process conducted in October 2022.

  1. Kithure Kindiki.

The returning Interior Cabinet Secretary, declared a net worth of Ksh.544 million, which includes land, buildings, bank deposits, and investments in shares and Saccos.

  1. Aden Duale.

The Defense Cabinet Secretary nominee, boasts a net worth of Ksh.851 million, with assets such as camels, sheep, and a substantial annual income from rentals.

  1. Alice Wahome The Water Cabinet Secretary, reported a net worth of Ksh.218 million, which she shares with her husband, a certified obstetrician and gynecologist.

Her sources of income include her parliamentary salary, monthly rent, and a monthly allowance from her law firm.

  1. Rebecca Miano.

Rebecca has been reshuffled between the East African Community, Trade, and now the Attorney General’s office, has accumulated a net worth of Ksh.397 million, including property, vehicles, and a 30-year career.

  1. Davis Chirchir

the incoming Transport Cabinet Secretary, declared a net worth of Ksh.482 million, which includes investments in homes, rental properties, and a family-owned tea value-addition business.

  1. Soipan Tuya.

the returning Environment Cabinet Secretary, reported a net worth of Ksh.156 million, consisting of assets such as homes, vehicles, apartments, land, and a dairy business.

This comprehensive overview of the returning cabinet secretaries’ wealth highlights the substantial financial resources they possess, underscoring the need for continued transparency and accountability in the management of public affairs.


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