December 10, 1964: Prime Minister Jomo kenyatta reshuffles cabinet as Kenyans looked forward to the birth of the Republic of Kenya. The line-up; Oginga Odinga (Vice-President and Minister Without Portfolio), Tom Mboya (Economic planning and Development), James Gichuru (Finance), Joseph Murumbi (External Affairs), Njoroge Mungai (Internal Security and Defence) Bruce Mckenzie (Agriculture), Mbiyu Koinange (Education ), Joseph otiende (Health and Housing), Lawrence Sagini (Local Government), Gikonyo Kiano (Commerce and Industry), Dawson Mwanyumba (Works and Communication), Ngala Mwendwa (Labour and social services), Achieng’ Oneko (Information, Broadcasting and Tourism), Jackson Angaine ( Lands and settlements), Samuel Ayodo (Natural Resources and Wildlife), Daniel Moi (Home Affairs), Paul Ngei (Cooperative and marketing) and Charles Njonjo (Attorney General). Here, the Cabinet pause for a photo on January 22, 1965.