The former Cabinet Secretary for Gender, Culture, Art, and Heritage has spoken out for the first time following President William Ruto’s decision to dissolve his cabinet.
The announcement, which came just hours after the dissolution, has sparked widespread discussion and speculation about the future direction of the government.
Taking to her official Twitter account, the former CS expressed her gratitude towards President Ruto for the opportunity to serve in his administration.
Her message was both a reflection on her tenure and an acknowledgment of the President’s leadership.
“It was such an honour to serve as a Cabinet Secretary in the Ministry of Gender, Culture, the Arts and Heritage under the leadership of President William Ruto. I am glad that I got the chance to serve the people of our great nation. Thank you Mr. President and I wish you well,” she tweeted.
Her statement highlights the pride and fulfillment she felt in her role, overseeing critical sectors that touch on the very fabric of Kenyan society.
The Ministry of Gender, Culture, Art, and Heritage plays a pivotal role in promoting equality, preserving cultural heritage, and fostering artistic expression, all of which are essential to the nation’s identity and social cohesion.
The former CS’s tenure saw numerous initiatives aimed at advancing gender equality and empowering women, as well as programs designed to preserve and celebrate Kenya’s rich cultural heritage.
Her work in the arts sector also contributed to a vibrant cultural landscape, supporting artists and cultural practitioners in showcasing their talents both locally and internationally.
As the news of the cabinet dissolution spreads, many are reflecting on the achievements and challenges faced by the outgoing ministers.
The former CS’s words serve as a reminder of the dedication and service provided by those in public office, often under challenging circumstances.
Her public statement is not just a farewell but also a testament to the collaborative efforts of the government under President Ruto’s leadership.
It underscores the importance of recognizing the contributions of public servants and the impact of their work on the nation.
As the country awaits the formation of a new cabinet, the legacy of the outgoing ministers, including the former CS for Gender, Culture, Art, and Heritage, will undoubtedly influence the future direction of these crucial sectors.
The hope is that the foundations laid during her tenure will continue to be built upon, ensuring progress and development in gender equality, cultural preservation, and artistic innovation.
The former Cabinet Secretary’s heartfelt message of gratitude and reflection marks the end of a significant chapter in Kenya’s governance.
It also sets the stage for continued growth and evolution in the areas she passionately served, as the nation looks forward to new leadership and fresh perspectives.
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