From the first day that the father of the nation His Excellency President William Samoei Ruto took over power from his predecessor Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta, he (Ruto) has stamped his authority as the commander in chief by reversing some of his predecessor's key policies.
Following are the key things President Ruto has reversed.
1) Nobody thought he would revert the control of the Kenya Meat Commission (KMC) by the Kenya Defense Forces (KDF). As we speak, KMC is under the Ministry of Agriculture.
2) Through his able deputy Hon Rigathi Gachagua, he gave Kenyatta University back the land that former head of state had controversially given to the World Health Organization (WHO)
3) Who would have thought Kenyatta University's Vice Chancellor Prof. Paul Wainaina would make his way back to the Main Campus? He was reinstated back by President Ruto.
4) Do you recall him (Ruto) appointing the six judges who had been rejected by the former head of state? Ruto appointed them the very same day he was sworn in to office
5) Ruto's new Kenya Kwanza Alliance coalition government has reverted port operations and cargo clearance to the Mombasa port.
6) Unlike in the previous Jubilee administration, the Kenya Railways and the Kenya Ports Authority are currently under the control of the Transport Ministry.
7) He (Ruto) commanded that the Kenya Pipeline Company to be under the Energy ministry.
8) Just recently, he reinstated Kazi mtaani by engaging youths in affordable housing project.
9) He also scrapped off Uhuru's subsidies stating that they are unsustainable for Kenya
10 His administration has allowed the police to wear uniforms phased out by former President Uhuru four years ago.
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