State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohammed has refuted claims of massive job losses after the Cabinet approved the restructuring of several state-owned corporations on Tuesday.

In a statement on Wednesday, the State House Spokesperson insisted that the government decision is only aimed at streamlining state operations and reducing wastage of public resources.



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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has also urged Kenyans to shun any form of discrimination and rally behind unity and cohesion.

The DP says Kenya is one and we must all live in peace and unity, as shown by President William Ruto in forming the broad-based government.

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