Key Directives by President Ruto: Major Reforms in Public Administration

President William Ruto has introduced significant directives aimed at reforming Kenya’s public administration and ensuring more efficient use of resources. Here are the key changes:

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1. Dissolution of 47 State Corporations: These entities, deemed overlapping and duplicative, will be dissolved to streamline government operations.
2. Suspension of CAS Positions: The decision to fill Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) positions has been suspended.
3. Reduction in Advisors: The number of advisors in the government will be reduced by 50%.
4. Budget Cuts: Budgets for the offices of the First Lady, Deputy President’s spouse, and Prime Cabinet Secretary have been removed.
5. Elimination of Confidential Budgets: Confidential budgets within executive offices are now abolished.
6. Renovation Budget Cuts: Budgets for government renovations will be cut by 50%.
7. Mandatory Retirement: Public servants reaching the retirement age of 60 will be required to retire immediately.
8. Vehicle Purchase Suspension: The purchase of new government vehicles will be suspended for 12 months, except for security agencies.

These measures are expected to significantly reduce government expenditure and improve efficiency within the public sector.