Uhuru Kenyatta announced the Cabinet of Kenya

Two months after the seat of the Presidency seat, Uhuru Kenyatta has begun to form a new council for re-appointing six former ministers.

Announcing the party's new party, the Kenyan President also suggested the politicians to take over the role of the minister.

Interestingly, political analysts are announcing the Kenyan Prosecutor, Mr KeriakoTobiko, as a minister. This is just after independence Kenyatta announces that he has accepted Mr. Tobiko's request for resignation as Kenya's Prosecutor.

Conservatives of the new cabinet are Minister of Internal Security Fred Matiangi, Minister of Finance Mr. Henry Rotich, Minister of Tourism Najib Balala, and Mr. Joseph Mucheru maintaining his position of Minister of Technology and Information. The Minister of Communication remains Mr James Macharia and Kawi's Minister Mr. Charles Keter.

When politicians were deployed by the president to hold office of the minister, he was the Turkana State Senator, John Munyes and former Marsabit Goals, in the East of Kenya, Bwana Ukur Yatani,

The Kenyan leader who serves for his second and last term as president said he is still in the process of designing his full council.

The Kenyan Constitution states that the cabinet must have between 14 and 22 ministers.

President Uhuru Kenyatta entered his power as his second phase after the presidential announcement was announced after a repatriation election in Kenya in October 2017.