Photo Courtesy; Image from the event.
Ex President Uhuru Kenyatta's CS quitely flew out of the country and landed in a foreign country for an international assignment.
According to the information shared by a reliable source of information, Amina Mohammed who served as the foreign affairs CS and Sports CS in the government of ex President Uhuru Kenyatta was a special guest of the international body, the Commonwealth during the annual commonwealth day reception at the Buckingham Palace.
The event is reported to have been hosted by the King of UK, King Charles III.
Photo Courtesy; Ex President Uhuru Kenyatta and ex Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed in a past action.
According to the information shared, Kenya's Ambassador to UK Manoah Esipisu and Ambassador Isaiya Kabira of the MFA were also present for the event.
Amina Mohammed served in the last lap of ex President Uhuru Kenyatta's reign as CS Sports. She also served as the CS for Education.
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