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    Kwale governor Fatuma Achani award women and men who stood with her in time of need with CEC positions

    Coast Times DigitalBy Coast Times DigitalOctober 26, 2022Updated:November 11, 2022No Comments159 Views
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    From left:Joto Mwachirumbi CEC road,Francisca Kilonzo CEC social service,Martin Anyange (dropped),Silvia Chidodo acting county secretary, Saumu Beja CEC environment at a past function.

    Kwale governor Fatuma Achani has retained four executive members who served during the former governor Salim Mvurya in her cabinet line up.

    In a list send to the county assembly for vetting purpose, Achani has retained health CEC Francis Gwama, former Roads and acting water CEC Hemed Mwabudzo, Environment and administration CEC Saumu Beja and finance CEC Bakari Sebe.

    Achani also promoted two chief officers of previous regime to executive positions level including social services and talent management Francisca Kilonzo nominated to CEC position and Joto Mwachirumbi who served as roads chief officer promoted to CEC roads in the nomination list that is subject to assembly vetting.

    Others nominated include Ali Mondo- Tourism,trade and enterprise development, Mishi Mwakaole-Education services, Roman Sherah Agriculture livestock and Fisheries and Tamasha Nyawa-Public Service and administration.

    Those who were send parking include water CEC Martin Anyange, Tourism-Nasib Nyahe  and Joan Nyamasyo-Agriculture.

    Renowned media personalities are among prominent people who had applied for various jobs bust missed out.

    Kwale governor Fatuma Achani having a word with health CEC Francis Gwama at a past function.
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