New Director General Assumes Office at Communications Authority of Kenya

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David Mugonyi has officially assumed office as the new Director General of the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA).

The transition of leadership marked a significant event in the history of the Authority, as Mr Mugonyi took over the helm from his predecessor, Mr Christopher Wambua.

Upon his arrival at the CA headquarters, Mr Mugonyi was warmly welcomed by the Board of Directors, led by Board Chairperson Ms Mary Mungai. The meeting with the Board served as a platform for him to receive the instruments of office, symbolizing the official transfer of leadership responsibilities.

During the course of the day, the newly appointed Director General embarked on an extensive tour of the CA Centre. This tour provided him with the opportunity to engage with the dedicated staff members and gain a firsthand understanding of the various regulatory tools employed by the Authority.

In addition to meeting the Board of Directors and staff, Mr. Mugonyi also had a productive session with the Management Committee. These interactions were aimed at fostering a seamless transition and ensuring a cohesive approach in the pursuit of the Authority’s objectives under his leadership.

Mr Mugonyi’s appointment to the position was announced on 20th December 2023, following his distinguished tenure as the Director of the Presidential Communications Service (PCS). His term, spanning four years, positions him as the 7th Director General since the establishment of the Communications Authority of Kenya in 1999.

The new Director General brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role, having served in a key communications capacity within the government. As he assumes office, Mr Mugonyi expressed his commitment to advancing the Authority’s mandate and steering it towards continued excellence in the dynamic telecommunications and broadcasting landscape.

The Communications Authority of Kenya plays a crucial role in regulating and overseeing the communications sector in the country.

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