ICYMI: MOses Kuria reacts to being “demoted”
Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has pledged to serve the Kenyan people regardless of his cabinet assignment under President William Ruto.
Kuria, who was appointed to lead the Public Service Ministry in a cabinet reshuffle on October 4, 2023, spoke about his new role and his commitment to public service during the launch of the Garissa County Aggregation and Industrial Park.
He said that he initially considered sending his Principal Secretary to represent him at the event, but decided to attend in person after a conversation with Garissa Governor Nathif Jama.
Kuria emphasized that the government never sleeps and that the Cabinet has a duty to assist the President in delivering his duties, regardless of their specific roles. He said that he would do his best to serve the people of Kenya in the Public Service docket, just as he did in his previous role as Trade CS.
“The government never sleeps and keeps on working, regardless of where we work. The Cabinet has a duty to assist the president in delivering his duties. Now, I will be in the Public Service docket, handling service delivery, and performance contracts. But even if I was given the Gender docket, I would still do it exceptionally because even the women want to be served, and all Kenyans need effective service delivery.”
Reflecting on his achievements as Trade CS, Kuria highlighted the launch of 15 industrial parks and efforts to boost local manufacturing through international agreements. He expressed pride in the progress made during his time in office and expressed optimism about the future.
“I leave this ministry with my head held high,”
In summary, Kuria has pledged to serve the Kenyan people regardless of his cabinet assignment. He is committed to delivering effective public service and is optimistic about the future of Kenya.
