President William Ruto is set to officially open the 3rd Cabinet retreat and midterm review at the KCB Leadership Institute in Nairobi.
The national executive retreat will provide a moment to take stock of progress, evaluate impact and make informed decisions about the path ahead.
It will focus on the progress made in the Kenya Kwanza's Bottom-up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA).
The agenda focuses on six strategic areas of lowering the cost of living, eliminating hunger, creating jobs, widening the tax base, improving foreign exchange balance and promoting inclusive growth.
These objectives are being implemented through targeted investments in five key sectors of agriculture, health, MSMEs, digital superhighway and creative economy and housing.
The two-day meeting brings together Cabinet Secretaries, Principal Secretaries and other senior government officials.
“The question of the moment will be: what difference have our efforts made in the lives of Kenyans, and where should efforts be recast to enhance delivery?” Secretary to Cabinet Mercy Wanjau said.
Kidney transplant probe
The National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Health will meet with the Kenya Tissue Transplant Authority as part of its ongoing inquiry into alleged malpractices and ethical breaches in kidney transplant services at Mediheal Group of Hospitals.
It will be held in Parliament.
