Governor Malombe re- Assigns 5 Chief Officers

Governor Julius Malombe EGH

Our Reporter 

Governor Julius Malombe has moved five Chief Officers in a mini reshuffle for efficient service delivery.


In the new changes made public through a Kenya Gazette notice dated 6th September 2023, Michael Mutisya Kalii who served as CO for Land and Housing now moves to Trade, Industry, MSMEs, and County Economic Investment zones to replace Stephen Makau Kivunzi. 


Gladys Mami Wambua who was the CO for Irrigation now moves to Agriculture and fisheries in the same capacity. 


Her position at the Irrigation docket has been taken up by Bretta Mwangangi who was the chief officer for Culture, Gender and social services.


Similarly, Stephen Makau Musili alias Kivunzi, formerly CO for Trade and Industry has been moved to Land and Housing department.


Lastly, Nelly Kavuu Mutisya who was the Chief Officer for Agriculture & Fisheries has been re-assigned to Culture, Gender and social services. 


The changes take effect immediately. 


The Chief Officers have re-affirmed their commitment to supporting Governor Malombe's agenda of serving Kitui population selflessly and to oversee tangible transformation across the county. 


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