There was an interesting debate in Parliament on Thursday, April 17, as Members of Parliament clashed over President William Ruto's latest diplomatic appointments.
Minority Leader Junet Mohamed was particularly critical of the President's appointments, as he criticised the Head of State over what he described as a 'recycling of failed politicians' into plum jobs.
Junet spoke during a parliamentary session to consider the nomination of several individuals as ambassadors, permanent representatives, and consuls.
While opposing Ruto's appointments, the Suna East MP observed that the government had a tendency to reappoint former government officials to different capacities - a trend which he claims began with the Jubilee regime.
