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Peninah Malonza's Biography in Summary

Born March7, 1974 Kitui County

at the University of Nairobi earning a Master's degree in public health

possesses a master's degree in project management and planning from the University of Nairobi.

holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Nairobi as well.

attended a course at Saemaul Academy and Kyungwoon University on economic recovery models.

also completed a Community Leadership MAS level 2 course at the Global University in the United States.

possesses a diploma in psychological counseling and is a member of the Kenya Association of Professional Counselors.

was the Kitui County deputy governor from 2013 to 2017.

served in a variety of capacities at Compassion International Kenya, eventually advancing to the position of Senior Director for Partner Training and Support (2006-2013).

In charge of a project at Changamwe Baptist Church (2002 to 2006)

At AMREF-Kenya, she also worked as the project coordinator.

2015 recipient of the Order of Grand Warrior (OGW).

unsuccessfully ran for the Kitui Woman Representative seat (2022)

She is the current cabinet secretary for

President William Ruto's full Cabinet

1. Prime Cabinet Secretary - Musalia Mudavadi

2. CS for Interior - Kithure Kindiki

3. CS for National Treasury-Njuguna Ndung'u

4. CS for Public Service and Gender - Aisha Jumwa

5. CS for Defence - Aden Duale

6. CS for Water, Sanitation & Irrigation - Alice Wahome

7. CS for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs -Alfred Mutua

8. CS for Trade - Moses Kuria

9.CS for EAC - Rebecca Miano

10. CS for Roads - Onesmus Kipchumba Murkomen

11. CS for Lands - Zacharia Mwangi Njeru

12. CS for Tourism - Peninah Malonza

13. CS for Agriculture - Mithika Linturi

4. CS for Education - Ezekiel Machogu

15. CS for Energy and Petroleum - Davis Chirchir

16. CS for Sports - Ababu Namwamba

17. CS for Cooperatives and MSMEs - Simon Chelugui

18. CS for Mining - Salim Mvurya

19. CS for Labour - Florence Bore

20. CS for Health - Susan Wafula

21. CS for Communication - Eliud Owalo

22. CS for Environment & forestry - Roselinda Soipan Tuya

Attorney General - Justin Muturi

National Security adviser - Monica Juma

Secretary to the cabinet - Mercy Wanjau