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Cabinet reshuffle in Kenya as 2 get the sack

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has fired two ministers from his cabinet during his State of the Nation Address in the coastal city of Mombasa. Some of the ministers moved to other positions include Rachel Omamo(Previously  in the defense docket )who has been moved to the ministry of foreign affairs, Sicily Kariuki(health )to the water ministry, Peter Munya to agriculture, Monica Juma(foreign Affairs )to defence and confirmed Ukur Yattani as the National Treasury Cabinet Secretary, among others.

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