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Government of National Unity (Kenya)

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TheGovernment of National Unity, also known as the "grand coalition cabinet," was a designation for thecoalition government inKenya from April 2008 to April 2013. It was formed through negotiations between theOrange Democratic Movement's leader and presidential candidateRaila Odinga andParty of National Unity's leader and incumbent presidential candidateMwai Kibaki in the aftermath of the2007–2008 Kenyan crisis which had followed the controversial2007 presidential election.

Kibaki continued serving as the president while Odinga accepted a non-executive prime ministerial post. The cabinet constituted a record 40 ministers and 52 deputy ministers from different political parties. The deal for the creation of the cabinet was finalized on 13 April 2008, followed by the appointment of Odinga as prime minister on 14 April and the swearing-in of all members of the cabinet on 17 April.^[1]^[2]

Cabinet

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Party key		Party of National Unity
		Orange Democratic Movement
		Wiper Democratic Movement – Kenya
		Kenya African National Union

Acronyms	PO	President's Office
	PMO	Prime Minister's Office
	VPO	Vice President's Office

Government of National Unity (13 April 2008)^[3]
Portfolio	Officeholder
President Commander-in-chief of theArmed Forces		Mwai Kibaki
Prime Minister		Raila Odinga
Vice President and Minister of Home Affairs		Kalonzo Musyoka
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade		Uhuru Kenyatta
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local Government		Musalia Mudavadi
PO: Minister of State for Provincial Administration and Internal Security		George Saitoti
PO: Minister of State for Defence		Mohamed Yusuf Haji
PMO: Minister of State for Planning, National Development andVision 2030		Wycliffe Oparanya
PMO: Minister of State for Public Service		Dalmas Otieno
VPO: Minister of State for Immigration and Registration of Persons		Otieno Kajwang
VPO: Minister of State for National Heritage & Culture		William Ole Ntimama
Minister ofEast African Community		Amason Kingi
Minister of Foreign Affairs		Moses Wetangula
Minister of Finance		Amos Kimunya
Minister of Justice, National Cohesion and Constitutional Affairs		Martha Karua
Minister ofNairobi Metropolitan Development		Mutula Kilonzo
Minister of Roads		Kipkalya Kones
Minister of Public Works		Chris Obure
Minister of Transport		Chirau Ali Mwakwere
Minister of Water and Irrigation		Charity Ngilu
Minister of Regional Development Authorities		Fred Gumo
Minister of Information & Communications		Samuel Poghisio
Minister of Energy		Kiraitu Murungi
Minister of Lands		James Orengo
Minister of Environment and Mineral Resources		John Michuki
Minister of Forestry and Wildlife		Noah Wekesa
Minister of Tourism		Najib Balala
Minister of Agriculture		William Ruto
Minister of Livestock Development		Mohammed Kuti
Minister of Fisheries Development		Paul Otuoma
Minister of Development of Northern Kenya and other Arid Lands		Ibrahim Elmi Mohamed
Minister of Cooperatives Development		Joseph Nyagah
Minister of Industrialization		Henry Kosgey
Minister of Housing		Soita Shitanda
Minister of Special Programmes		Naomi Shabaan
Minister of Gender and Children Affairs		Esther Murugi Mathenge
Minister of Public Health and Sanitation		Beth Mugo
Minister of Medical Services		Peter Anyang Nyong'o
Minister of Labour		John Munyes
Minister of Youth and Sports		Helen Jepkemoi
Minister of Education		Sam Ongeri
Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology		Sally Kosgei
Also attending Cabinet meetings
Attorney General		Amos Wako

References

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^Moody, By C. Bryson Hull and Barry (5 January 2008)."Kibaki offers unity government in Kenya".The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved8 June 2023.
^Ronoh, Faith (2020)."How Mwai Kibaki, Raila Odinga power sharing deal was struck".The Standard. Retrieved8 June 2023.
^"President Mwai Kibaki unveils Grand Coalition Cabinet".State House (Kenya). 13 April 2008. Retrieved25 May 2013.

v t e Raila Odinga
Family	Jaramogi Oginga Odinga (father) Oburu Odinga (brother)
Offices held	Member of Parliament,Langata Constituency:1992–2013 Prime Minister of Kenya (in theGNU)
Political career	Orange Democratic Movement Liberal Democratic Party Government of National Unity 2007–2008 Kenyan crisis 2007 Presidential elections 2013 Presidential elections 2017 Presidential elections

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