President William Ruto has assembled a diverse team of advisers to help steer his government and shape the future of Kenya. These advisers are a mix of senior figures with vast experience in various sectors, including economics, security, food security, youth empowerment, and governance. Some of them serve at the level of Cabinet Secretaries, while others are appointed as Principal Secretaries. These 20 advisers play a crucial role in providing expert advice and helping President Ruto implement his vision for the country.
Here is a list of the 20 advisers to President Ruto:
Full List of President Ruto’s 20 Advisers
- Makau Mutua – Senior Advisor on Constitutional Matters
- Moses Kuria – Senior Economic Advisor
- David Ndii – Chair of the President’s Council of Economic Advisors
- Monica Juma – National Security Advisor to the President
- Dominic Menjo – Food Security and Animal Production Advisor
- Edward Kisiangani – Senior Advisor & Member of the Council of Economic Advisors
- Joseph Boinnet – Deputy National Security Advisor to the President
- Jaoko Oburu – Special Advisor on Youth Economic Empowerment
- Silvester Kasuku – Governance Advisor
- Harriette Chigai – Advisor on Women’s Rights
- Abdi Guliye – Advisor to the President on Livestock and Rangeland Management
- Nancy Laibuni – Associate Member of the Council of Economic Advisors
- Kennedy Ogeto – Senior Legal Advisor
- Augustine Cheruiyot – Senior Advisor and Head of the Presidential Economic Secretariat
- Henry Kinyua – Advisor on Food Security
- Joe Ager – Advisor on Governance
- Karisa Nzai – Political Advisor
- Alisomane – Advisor on Security Affairs in the Office of the National Security
- Mohammed Hassan – Advisor in the Council of Economic Advisers
- Steven Otieno – Advisor on Co-operatives
Role of These Advisers
The advisers appointed by President Ruto play a pivotal role in shaping the policies and strategies of his administration. For example, David Ndii serves as the chair of the President’s Council of Economic Advisors, providing insights into the economic direction of the country. Monica Juma, the National Security Advisor, is responsible for advising the president on matters related to national security, ensuring the country remains safe and secure.
Other key advisers like Makau Mutua are focused on constitutional matters, while Dominic Menjo works on food security and animal production—critical areas in ensuring sustainable agriculture in Kenya. Harriette Chigai, focusing on women’s rights, and Jaoko Oburu, who specializes in youth economic empowerment, are playing essential roles in advancing social issues.
Conclusion
The list of 20 advisers to President Ruto reflects his government’s focus on strengthening Kenya’s economy, security, and social welfare systems. These advisers bring with them a wealth of experience and expertise that will be vital in helping President Ruto achieve his vision for Kenya. With a broad range of advice spanning economic, security, governance, and social welfare matters, these advisers are pivotal in steering the country towards development and prosperity.
