itemprop=description content=The newly appointed government spokesperson Isaac Mwaura has said his office is ready and committed to work closely with all ministries, state departments and agencies.
Nairobi — The newly appointed government spokesperson Isaac Mwaura has said his office is ready and committed to work closely with all ministries, state departments and agencies.
Addressing the press on Thursday in Nairobi following his appointment, Mwaura revealed that moving forward the government will be more open to information where it will be having weekly briefings. Mwaura has stated that he was clearly cut out for the job because he was very keen in defending the Kenya Kwanza manifesto and performance of the Government administration.
According to Mwaura president William Ruto, the government is already delivering on its promises of inclusivity by ensuring appointments of people living with disabilities in government offices.
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