IEBC Appoints New Acting CEO Days After Marjan’s Resignation
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has confirmed Moses Ledama Sunkuli as Acting Chief Executive Officer, just 48 hours after Marjan Hussein’s departure.
Sunkuli will also serve as the commission’s secretary, according to a statement released on Thursday, February 5. Marjan previously held both positions before resigning.
Sunkuli was the Commission’s Director of Electoral Operations before being appointed to an acting position.
He is anticipated to bring his extensive knowledge of the commission to his new position as acting CEO.
“The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission wishes to announce the appointment of Moses Ledama Sunkuli as the Acting Chief Executive Officer and Commission Secretary, effective immediately,” a statement from the IEBC read.
Press Release – Appointment of an Acting Chief Executive Officer / Commission Secretary
— IEBC (@IEBCKenya) February 5, 2026
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (@IEBCKenya) wishes to announce the appointment of Mr. Moses Ledama Sunkuli as the Acting Chief Executive Officer and Commission… pic.twitter.com/QGidTDJTKC
Sunkuli, who will begin his post immediately, will serve in an interim capacity for at least six months, or until the appointment of a permanent Chief Executive Officer is finalized.
In its statement, the IEBC underlined its commitment to enabling smooth CEO transfers while “maintaining the highest standards of excellence in service delivery”.
IEBC Chairperson Erastus Ethekon came out to defend former Chief Executive Officer Marjan Hussein Marjan after resignation.
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Ethekon complimented his professionalism and long dedication to the country, barely one day after resigning from the commission.
“He is a serious professional who has rendered service to this nation since 2015,” Ethekon said.
“He has served in a very high position, first as Deputy CEO and later as CEO, and he did so with dedication and selflessness.”
The chair emphasized that unnecessary speculation could harm institutions like the IEBC, particularly at a critical time when preparations for the 2027 General Election begin.
IEBC Appoints New Acting CEO Days After Marjan’s Resignation
