Kenyan President William Ruto has changed fewer than half of the members of his Cabinet amid calls for change, with six out of 11 previous ministers remaining in the government. The nominated attorney general previously headed the Ministry of Trade. It is questionable whether these decisions will alleviate the anger of the protest movement, which has demonstrated for weeks against Ruto’s governance and still demands his resignation. Initial comments on social media were sceptical about whether this would implement the streamlined government promised by Ruto on a cross-party basis. Additionally…