Health
Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha appointed Charlene as the Kenya Blood
Ambassador.
In a
statement, the CS acknowledged Charlene's efforts in consistent campaigns
for blood donation, advocating the public to join the initiative.
Through
her efforts, CS Nakhumicha noted that more Kenyan youth are joining the
campaigns in a bid to save lives.
"The
Ministry of Health recognizes and appreciates your selfless contribution to
Kenya through your consistent blood donation, advocacy, educating and
mobilizing your family members, community, peers and the general Kenyan
citizens to engage in blood donations," the statement read in part.
"Special
recognition is on your efforts to mobilize resources that support blood
donation activities and blood establishments."
"This
letter is to appoint you as a Kenya Blood Ambassador and ask that: you continue
to be a spokesperson to your friends, Kenyan Youth family, peers and Kenyan
citizens and to engage and encourage people to give blood to save lives; from
time to time collaborate with the Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority or
partners in blood-related events including public education and resource
mobilization."
Following
President Ruto's ascent to office after the August General Election, Charlene
stirred some controversies and sparked debate after conducting several meetings
with key political players.
In one
of her meetings, Charlene mentioned the Office of the First Daughter, which
prompted observers to speculate that the office was funded using taxpayers'
money.
Following the uproar, Charlene later explained that the office is a private initiative that facilitates her advocacy programs.
She added that it is
not a constitutional office.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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