The Ministry of Education (MoE) has transferred several County Directors of Education (CDEs) in the first batch of changes with many realignments of field officers expected soon.
Those moved include Charles Nyakundi, the Makueni CDE who now shifts base to Samburu to replace Mohammed Alio who proceeds in the opposite direction to take over from him in Makueni.

Similarly, Embu CDE, Kipruto Kosgey now goes to Bungoma to replace embattled Pius Ngoma who has been deployed to the Rift Valley Regional Director’s office for assignment of duties.
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Education News has learnt that Elgeyo Marakwet CDE, Nancy Mutai has been transferred to Embu to replace Kosgey. It was not immediately clear who replaced Mutai in Elgeyo Marakwet.
Also affected in the changes is Kakamega CDE, Hellen Nyang’au who now proceeds to Kisumu in a swap with her counterpart, Rosemary Birenge who has been the Kisumu education boss.

At the same time, Homa Bay CDE, Eunice Khaemba has been moved and will take over from Ann Kiilu who was recently promoted to Regional Director and deployed to the Coast to take over from Luka Chebet who retired.

MoE’s replacement for Khaemba was not clear by press time.
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Education News has also established that major changes involving quality assurance officers and sub-county directors are expected in the coming week.
It is also understood under the new realignments, several county directors have been dropped and replaced by new appointees under questionable circumstances. Some of the CDEs are said to be very experienced but have been sacrificed to create space for cronies of senior lackeys at Jogoo House.
By Our Reporter
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