Jaguar Secures Prestigious Government Position

Charles Njagua, known as Jaguar, has been appointed as a member of Kenya’s Commission on Administrative Justice (CAJ).

The announcement was made by State House on Tuesday, November 12, 2024, with President William Ruto naming the former MP to fill one of the two vacant CAJ positions. Dorothy Jemator Kimengech was also selected from a pool of 278 applicants narrowed down to these two final candidates.

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Jaguar, a prominent Kenyan politician, entrepreneur, and musician, entered politics in 2017, winning the Starehe Parliamentary seat under the Jubilee party. However, he lost his seat in August 2022 while running under the UDA party. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution from Mt. Kenya University.

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Dorothy Jemator, meanwhile, is an accomplished lawyer with over 13 years of experience in civil litigation, election law, public procurement, commercial law, arbitration, and real estate. Known for her proactive and analytical approach, Jemator has a strong background in corporate law, with extensive experience in high-profile litigation and election petitions both locally and internationally.