Salim Mvurya

Salim Mvurya

politician Kenya

Salim Mvurya is a Kenyan politician who serves as the Cabinet Secretary for Sports in President William Ruto's administration. He has been actively involved in addressing various issues related to land and sports development in Kenya. Mvurya's role in the government includes overseeing initiatives aimed at promoting sports and ensuring equitable access to resources for all Kenyans.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
98,754
Power
195$
Sentiment
5.50
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Kenya 2 5.50 0.18% +0% 53,771,296 98,754 $106,000 195$
Totals 2 53,771,296 98,754 $106,000 195$
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Recent Mentions

Kenya Kenya: Salim Mvurya appears to have been edged out by Joho as President William Ruto’s point man at the Coast. 4

The Standard: Coast kingpin? Joho mobilises governors, MPs to solidify bloc

Kenya Kenya: Salim Mvurya, the Sports Cabinet Secretary, put forward a strong case for Kenya’s bid to host the World Championships. 7

The Standard: Will Kenya become the first African country to host World Championships?

Kenya Kenya: Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya has hailed Team Kenya for emerging in overall position one out of 15 participating nations. 9

The Standard: Team Kenya reigns supreme at World Cross Country Championships in Florida

Kenya Kenya: Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy, and Sports Salim Mvurya has announced that Talanta City Stadium is 66 per cent complete. 8

The Standard: Talanta City Stadium 66 per cent complete, set for full operation by February 2026

Kenya Kenya: Salim Mvurya says it was an honour to host the teams that will be playing in the competition. 8

The Standard: CS says Kenya is ready for Africa 7s Cup

Kenya Kenya: Salim Mvurya has said that agriculture remains the most promising frontier for mass employment. 8

The Standard: State bets on agribusiness to create more jobs for the youth

Kenya Kenya: Raila Odinga died on Wednesday morning before a handshake with a remorseful man whose heart has been restless since he caned the former prime minister without provocation at a public gathering. 9

The Standard: Raila died as a Coast man who caned him sought a 'handshake'