Outgoing Cabinet Secretary for Sports Amina Mohamed has told Kenyans to make their judgment as she exits KenCom House.
Amina, who has served as the CS since 2019, will be handing over the baton to the returning Ababu Namwamba.
Speaking during the National Olympics Committee of Kenya (NOC-K) gala for the Commonwealth Games team held in Eldoret, Amina said Kenyans will judge her work.
“I think Kenyans should rate me on what I have done at the ministry. We have done many things that are very interesting and innovative. Others will be continued, especially the Continental Tour — which is very innovative and entertaining and it has never been there before and we hope it will be brought here in Eldoret,” said Amina.
She documented the Cross Continental Tour, the Kip Keino Classic, the Nairobi Classic Marathon as some of her biggest achievements.
“There are so many things that we did like getting back cricket in the country fully, even playing at the international level and inviting Nepal into the country. Kitting of athletes was also good at the global stage as well as taking sports tourism a notch higher,” she said.
During the gala, all 21 medalists from the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham were rewarded.
Kenya finished 13th with six gold, five silver and 10 bronze medals. They finished third in Africa.
Gold medallists received Sh350,000, dropping to Sh200,000 for silver medalists while bronze medallists pocketed Sh100,000.
