President William Ruto picked Habil Olaka to lead the Advisory Board of the Financial Inclusion Fund. Olaka, who used to head the Kenya Bankers Association, will work in this new job for three years.
President Ruto made this choice official in a special government paper on February 21. At the same time, he told Irene Muthoni Metha Karimi she would not be the leader of the Advisory Board anymore. President Ruto had given her that job in January 2023 when he started the Hustler Fund. She was going to do it for three years.
In March 2024, the group that makes decisions for the Kenya Bankers Association announced that Olaka would retire from being their top boss. Olaka has worked as their leader since 2010.
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba also made a change. He decided Christopher Langat would not be on the board of the Commission for University Education. Secretary Ogamba used a government paper to make this change happen immediately on February 21.
President Ruto made this choice official in a special government paper on February 21. At the same time, he told Irene Muthoni Metha Karimi she would not be the leader of the Advisory Board anymore. President Ruto had given her that job in January 2023 when he started the Hustler Fund. She was going to do it for three years.
In March 2024, the group that makes decisions for the Kenya Bankers Association announced that Olaka would retire from being their top boss. Olaka has worked as their leader since 2010.
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba also made a change. He decided Christopher Langat would not be on the board of the Commission for University Education. Secretary Ogamba used a government paper to make this change happen immediately on February 21.
