Gullet retires as Kenya Red Cross boss after 46 years of service

By , November 28, 2019

Abbas Gullet on Wednesday retired as the Secretary-General of the Kenya Red Cross Society after 46 years of service.

Announcing his retirement during his farewell party on November 27, the Kenya Red Cross commended him for dedicating his life to the society and serving as its head for the past 14 years.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i, who was the chief guest at the farewell party, praised Gullet for his humanitarian service to the nation.

“We can’t thank you enough for the service you have rendered to this country,” said Matiang’i.

The Kenya Red Cross Society has become the face of Kenya’s hope in times of tragedy.

Author Profile

Njange Maina

Njange Maina is a journalist by profession with a degree in Journalism from the Multimedia University of Kenya. He is currently pursuing a micro-masters degree in Digital Branding and Marketing. He is interested in digital media, human interest stories, and business journalism.

View all posts by Njange Maina

Related article

Saboti MP calls for CS Justin Muturi’s resignation after he pointed out govt’s failure to handle abduction cases

Read more

‘Please accept our deepest sympathies’- Ruto’s message to Americans after wildfires rage in Los Angeles

Read more

‘He must be denied the microphone by all means’ – Etale condemns MP Farah Maalim’s inflammatory speech at Ruto’s rally

Read more