Zack Kinuthia, former SONU Chair, appointed CAS Education by president Uhuru Kenyatta

Former SONU Chair, Zack Kinuthia appointed CAS Education by President Uhuru Kenyatta

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Former outspoken University of Nairobi student Organization Chair, SONU, Zack Kinuthia has been appointed as CAS Education. He will be assisting CS George Magoha at the ministry of education. It is interesting to note that when Zack Kinuthia was a student leader at UON, Prof Magoha was the Vice Chancellor.

Who is Zack Kinuthia?

Zack Kinuthia served as the student leader (SONU Chair) at the University of Nairobi. Babu Owino who is now the MP For Embakasi East took over from Zack Kinuthia.

Since retiring from University politics and completing his undergraduate studies from UON, Zack Kinuthia has worked as a youth leader at various levels.

He has been a vocal supporter of president Uhuru Kenyatta, appearing on TV  and Radio shows to defend his political agenda and policies.

His nomination, appears to be a reward for his effort to defend president Uhuru Kenyatta’s political and development agenda.

Zack Kinuthia, former SONU Chair, appointed CAS Education by president Uhuru Kenyatta
Zack Kinuthia, former SONU Chair, appointed CAS Education by president Uhuru Kenyatta/Photo Source

What are the functions of CAS at the ministry of education?

Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) at the ministry of education  plays the role of  assisting the cabinet secretary in coordinating the running of the ministry. They are like assistant ministers but with less responsibilities.

This role is however not defined in Kenya’s 2010 constitution. The position was created by President Uhuru Kenyatta in January 2018 for regional balance.

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One response

  1. Peter Gikonyo kimari Avatar
    Peter Gikonyo kimari

    Zack kinuthia deserves the appointment. Not as a reward but his arguments towards Kenya’s politics impress me.

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