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This page lists foreign ministers of Kenya:

N  | Name  | Term of office

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1  | Jomo Kenyatta
(1893–1978) | 1963–1964
2  | Joseph Murumbi
(1911–1990) | 1964–1966
3  | Mbiyu Koinange
(1907–1981) | 1966–1967
4  | James Nyamweya
(1927–1995) | 1967–1968
5  | C.M.G. Argwings-Kodhek
(1923–1969) | 1968–1969
(3)  | Mbiyu Koinange
(1907–1981) | 1969
6  | Njoroge Mungai
(1926–2014) | 1969–1974
7  | Munyua Waiyaki
(1926–2017) | 1974–1979
8  | Robert Ouko
(1931–1990) | 1979–1983
9  | Elijah Mwangale
(1939–2004) | 1983–1987
10  | Zachary Onyonka
(1939–1996) | 1987–1988
(9)  | Robert Ouko
(1931–1990) | 1988–1990
11  | Wilson Ndolo Ayah
(1932–2016) | 1990–1993
12  | Kalonzo Musyoka
(1929–2012) | 1993–1998
13  | Bonaya Godana
(1952–2006) | 1998–2001
14  | Chris Obure
(* 1950) | 2001
15  | Marsden Madoka

(* 1943)

| 2001–2003
(12)  | Kalonzo Musyoka
(1929–2012) | 2003–2004
16  | Chirau Ali Mwakwere
(* 1945) | 2004–2005
17  | Raphael Tuju
(* 1959) | 2005–2007
18  | Moses Wetangula
(* 1956) | 2008–2010
19  | George Saitoti
(1945–2012) | 2010–2011
(18)  | Moses Wetangula
(* 1956) | 2011–2012
20  | Sam Ongeri
(* 1938) | 2012–2013
21  | Amina Mohamed
(* 1961) | 2013–2018
22  | Monica Juma
(* 1954) | 2018–2020
23  | Raychelle Omamo
(* 1952) | 2020–2022
24  | Alfred Mutua
(* 1970) | 2022–2023
25  | Musalia Mudavadi
(* 1960) | 2023–

## See also

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* Kenya
* Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kenya)
* Heads of State of Kenya
* Heads of Government of Kenya
* Vice-Presidents of Kenya
* Colonial Heads of Kenya
* Lists of Incumbents

## Notes and references

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* Ministry of Foreign Affairs: ABOUT THE MINISTRY

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Ministers of foreign affairs of Kenya

* Kenyatta (as prime minister)
* Murumbi
* Koinange
* Nyamweya
* Argwings-Kodhek
* Koinange
* Mungai
* Waiyaki
* Ouko
* Mwangale
* Onyonka
* Ouko
* Ayah
* Musyoka
* Godana
* Obure
* Madoka
* Musyoka
* Mwakwere
* Tuju
* Wetangula
* Ongeri
* Mohamed
* Juma
* Omamo
* Mutua

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