Former TV presenter Jackie Maribe has been appointed as the Head of Communication at the Ministry of Public Service Performance and Delivery Management, led by Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria. This announcement comes on the heels of Maribe’s recent acquittal in the high-profile Monica Kimani murder case, which had spanned nearly six years.
Maribe’s appointment marks a significant transition in her career trajectory, signaling a return to the public sphere after her legal ordeal. The decision to appoint her to such a prominent role underscores a vote of confidence in her abilities and expertise in the field of communication.
Digital strategist Dennis Itumbi, who supported Maribe throughout her legal battle, extended his congratulations on her new position. He commended her resilience and dedication, highlighting her commitment to serving the public interest.
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Maribe’s acquittal in the Monica Kimani murder case on February 9, 2024, was attributed to the lack of evidence against her, as determined by Justice Grace Nzioka of the Milimani Law Courts. The ruling underscored the importance of due process and the presumption of innocence in the judicial system.
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Having started her career as a senior Political Reporter at K24 TV in 2009, Maribe’s journey in the media industry has been marked by dedication and professionalism. Her subsequent tenure at Citizen TV further solidified her reputation as a respected journalist and communicator.
As she assumes her new role in the Ministry of Public Service Performance and Delivery Management, Maribe brings with her a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective. Her appointment signifies a commitment to effective communication and transparency within the government, and her contributions are poised to make a positive impact on public service delivery.
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Maribe’s appointment serves as a testament to her resilience and determination to overcome challenges, and it heralds a new chapter in her career dedicated to serving the public interest.
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