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Kenya

People, offices and institutional evidence across the available sources.

African sovereign country in the existing country registry.

4,396Source observations
4Institutional relationships

People and office observations

Each row is a source observation, not a unique person or a continuous term. Annual snapshots, research waves and dated events keep their own date precision. Initials appear where these datasets supply no portrait.

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Documented event

Samson Odhiambo Okongo

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Mathews Nduma Nderi

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Ahmed Issack Hassan

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Stephen Andersen Radido Okiyo

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Byram Ongaya

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Rachel Chepkoech Ngetich

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Paul Lilan

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Munyao Sila

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Enock Chacha Mwita

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Joseph Kipchumba Kigen Katwa

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Lucy Mwihaki Njuguna

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Linnet Mumo Ndolo

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Brown Murungi Kairaria

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Johnson Okoth Okello

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Documented event

Hedwig Imbosa Ong’udi

Judge of the Court of Appeal

28 Jan 2026

A dated source event; continued service is not established by this record.

Administration: Government published by the Presidency of Kenya

Current service and the completeness of this roster have not been independently verified.

The article published on Wednesday 28 January describes that Wednesday’s swearing-in and names this judge. This is an oath-event date, not an inferred tenure start or reporting line.

The cabinet page also lists the president, deputy president, attorney-general and cabinet secretary. Portfolio labels are preserved as displayed; no office title is inferred.

Named event evidence; later service and complete tenure are not established.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 28 Jan 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 28 Jan 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: 28 January 2026 article; Wednesday swearing-in paragraph and final two paragraphs listing 15 judges

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

William Samoei RUTO

Pres.

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 1; Pres.

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Abraham Kithure KINDIKI

Dep. Pres.

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 2; Dep. Pres.

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Wycliffe Musalia MUDAVADI

Cabinet Sec. for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 11; Cabinet Sec. for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Hanna Wendot CHEPTUMO

Cabinet Sec. for Gender, Culture, Arts, & Heritage

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 12; Cabinet Sec. for Gender, Culture, Arts, & Heritage

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Aden Bare DUALE Gure

Cabinet Sec. for Health

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 13; Cabinet Sec. for Health

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

William KABOGO Gitau

Cabinet Sec. for Information, Communication, & the Digital Economy

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 14; Cabinet Sec. for Information, Communication, & the Digital Economy

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Onesmus Kipchumba MURKOMEN

Cabinet Sec. for Interior & National Administration

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 15; Cabinet Sec. for Interior & National Administration

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Lee Maiyani KINYANJUI

Cabinet Sec. for Investments, Trade, & Industry

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 16; Cabinet Sec. for Investments, Trade, & Industry

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Alfred Nganga MUTUA

Cabinet Sec. for Labor & Social Protection

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 17; Cabinet Sec. for Labor & Social Protection

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Alice Muthoni WAHOME Ngayu

Cabinet Sec. for Lands, Public Works, Housing, & Urban Development

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 18; Cabinet Sec. for Lands, Public Works, Housing, & Urban Development

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Hassan Ali JOHO

Cabinet Sec. for Mining, Blue Economy, & Maritime Affairs

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 19; Cabinet Sec. for Mining, Blue Economy, & Maritime Affairs

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

John MBADI Ng’ongo

Cabinet Sec. for National Treasury & Economic Planning

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 20; Cabinet Sec. for National Treasury & Economic Planning

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Wycliffe Musalia MUDAVADI

Prime Cabinet Secretary

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 3; Prime Cabinet Secretary

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Geoffrey Kariuki Kiringa RUKU

Cabinet Sec. for Public Service & Human Capital Development

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 21; Cabinet Sec. for Public Service & Human Capital Development

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Davis Kimutai CHIRCHIR

Cabinet Sec. for Roads & Transport

Jan 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Dates and source evidence

Observation: Jan 2026. Precision: month.

Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 8 Aug 2025.

Evidence location: Kenya; leaders; row 22; Cabinet Sec. for Roads & Transport

Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1

Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.

Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
  • Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
  • CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
  • Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
  • Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
  • Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
  • Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dataset limitations
  • Source observations are not continuous tenures or independently verified current rosters.
  • Names and source identifiers are not merged into people without separate identity evidence.
  • Jurisdiction labels describe source coverage and do not determine sovereignty or recognition.
  • Accountability, appointment and membership are different from reporting relationships.