WANGAMATI TO CHAIR GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE ON TRADE,INVESTMENT AS NANOK STAYS ON FOR ANOTHER 6 MONTHS

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Governor Josephat Nanok of Turkana County will remain the Chair of the Council of Governors until June next year. This is after a fragile political balancing saw governors meeting at the coast,support Nanok's quest to stay at the helm for another 6 months to 'complete his one-year term'.

 After Nanok's term, Governor Salim Mvurya of Kwale County will take over the stewardship of the governor's ship as they seek to front a campaign of national healing,unity and cohesion.

Governor Anne Waiguru of Kirinyaga County will be the Vice-Chairperson of the 47 member body,with Governor Mohamud Mohamed Ali of Marsabit County being the Chief Whip,a position that was being held by Former Bungoma Governor, Ken Lusaka.

Trade, Industry & Investment Committee will be chaired by
Governor Wycliffe Wangamati of Bungoma County.

Other Beneficiaries in the polls at the COG are:
• Urban Development, Planning & Lands
Governor Waititu Baba Yao of Kiambu County
• Finance, Commerce & Economic Affairs
Governor Dr. Joyce Laboso of Bomet county.
• Infrastructure & Energy
Governor Francis Kimemia of Nyandarua County.
• Health
Governor Dr. Mohammed Kuti of Isiolo County.
• Water, Forestry & Mining
Governor Kiraitu Murungi of Meru County.

• Security & Foreign Affairs
Governor Martin Wambora of Embu County.
• Tourism & Wildlife
Governor Samuel Ole Tunai of Narok County

The ongoing Council of Governors Induction Workshop at the Dian Beach Hotel seeks to lay down systems and structures that will guide the operations of the regional governments as they seek to forge a culture of interdependence. The Workshop's motto is "48 Governments, one People."
Governor Wycliffe Wangamati of Bungoma. |FILE

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  1. Unknown19 October 2018 at 15:37

    Despotic and dictatorship cannot take people anywhere

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