She is undoubtedly a famous figure in the North Rift politics.
Sally Kosgei was once a close confidante of retired president Daniel Arap Moi and served for long in his cabinet as the secretary to the cabinet.
She also served as Higher Education and Agriculture Minister as well as Aldai Member of Parliament.
This is undoubtedly one of the women from the North Rift with a wide political and leadership experience that ought to be maximumly utilized to foster development programs, the big four agenda and embrace peaceful coexistence among Kenyans.
Sally Kosgei can make a positive impact on this region’s social, political and economic development if she re-announces herself politically.
She still has a huge fan zone in her home turf.
The fact that she was in Moi’s government for long and partly in Kibaki’s explains why her leadership skills are definitely on another level.
This is the right figure to empower women and encourage them to compete with men in scrambling for elective positions.
Her involvement in social, political and economic initiatives can be of commendable output to the current leadership and residents of North Rift and Kenya as a whole.
Due to the fact that she once held a big government position for long and has experience in administrating government duties, her contribution to development will be of great value.
Liaising with the national government to ensure her people benefit from the government’s development programs and putting elected leaders on the spot check can be appropriate roles she can play to improve the social, political and economic context of the region.
Sally Kosgei is also among the appropriate veteran politicians in the North Rift who can guide and give political direction to the dozens of young and upcoming politicians in the region.
The royalty attached to her name, the political ideology she posses, her heavy passion for empowering women to vie for positions plus excellent oratory skills with which she used to express herself on political podiums are among the key reasons she is still a relevant figure in politics and social economic development.
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