Monica Juma
Monica Juma is a notable Kenyan politician and public servant, currently serving as a presidential advisor on national security. With a strong background in international relations and security studies, she has been involved in various key government roles aimed at enhancing Kenya's security framework. Recently, she was cleared by President William Ruto to attend high-level Cabinet meetings, despite legal concerns raised regarding the inclusion of advisors in such discussions.
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Recent news mentions
Monica Juma has been appointed as the new head of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
UN Chief appoints Kenyan Monica Juma as new head of UN Office on Drugs and Crime
Tanzania· 2026-03-07
Monica Juma is one of the advisers seeking to return to office for six months.
Katiba Institute wants proof former Ruto advisers' salaries stopped
Kenya· 2026-02-05
Ambassador Monica Juma attended the event.
Ruto set to launch National Infrastructure FundKenya· 2025-12-09
Monica Juma is an ambassador who has been involved with Kesal.
Learning by doing: Why Kesal has become synonymous with leadership transformationKenya· 2025-10-04
Ruto’s advisers include: Monica Juma.
How Ruto's office spent Sh1 billion on advisorsKenya· 2025-09-03
Monica Juma is the current National Security Advisor to the President of Kenya.
Why women in National Security Council cannot afford to stay silentKenya· 2025-07-23
Mudavadi was accompanied by Amb. Monica Juma during the discussions.
United States backs Kenya's regional peace efforts, Haiti missionKenya· 2025-05-08
Monica Juma is Kenya’s national security adviser who briefed the council on the operations of the Kenyan police force in Haiti.
Haiti could face ‘total chaos’: UN envoy
Taiwan· 2025-04-23
Monica Juma is the National Security Advisor of the Kenyan presidency who emphasized the urgent need to increase police forces in Haiti.
Violencia por pandillas haitianas alcanza niveles alarmantes
Dominican Republic· 2025-04-22
Monica Juma was cleared to attend meetings of the highest decision-making organ in the country.
Cracks in the wall: Why leaders are exiting Kenya KwanzaKenya· 2025-03-18
