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UPDATE: PSC Interacts with stakeholders at the Mashujaa Day Thematic week exhibitions
Public Service Commission exhibits at the Mashujaa Day thematic weeks giving opportunity for stakeholders to share their feedback and learn more about the commission. The exhibition took place between 14th-16th October at the Eldoret National Polytechnic in Uasin Gishu County.
The Commission’s exhibition stand provided an interactive platform where members of the public engaged PSC officers on the Commission’s constitutional mandate, functions and services, while seeking information and clarification on various public service matters. 1/3
The engagement also provided an opportunity for the Commission to receive feedback from stakeholders on their experiences with public services, concerns affecting them and areas where service delivery can be strengthened.
The exhibition was part of the 2026 Mashujaa Day Thematic Week activities ahead of the national Mashujaa Day celebrations on 20th October at Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret. The thematic week brought together government institutions, Private sector and other stakeholders to showcase programmes, services and initiatives contributing to Kenya’s development. 2/3
This year’s activities highlighted security, sports and the economy as key pillars of national development, while providing government institutions with an opportunity to demonstrate their contribution to the country’s transformation agenda.
PSC’s participation underscored the importance of continuous engagement with citizens in building a responsive, accountable and people-centred Public Service. Through such forums, the Commission continues to create awareness of its mandate while listening to stakeholders and strengthening public participation in matters affecting service delivery. 3/3
UPDATE: KenGen’s resilience and contribution to national development wins PSC accolades
PSC concluded a week-long tour of KenGen power plants, lauding the corporation’s resilience and contribution to Kenya’s energy security and economic development. The Commission also emphasized skills retention, career growth and stronger public communication. 1/3
The tour gave the Commission first-hand insights into the organization’s operational environment that it needed to make informed decisions regarding the human resource requirements, organizational structure and staff establishment for a sustainable, effective and highly productive organization. 2/3
UPDATE: PSC Calls for Research Partnerships Between Universities and Public Institutions
PSC has called for stronger partnerships between universities and public institutions to ensure research informs policymaking.
UPDATE: PSC on familiarization tour of KenGen power plants
PSC is on a familiarization cum fact-finding mission to @KenGenKenya eastern and geothermal regions to determine the HR requirements for the institution's effective delivery of its power generation mandate. 1/2
The week-long tour that began on Monday 12th October 2026 will see the PSC team visit the power generation stations at Kiambere, Gitaru, Kindaruma, Kamburu, and Masinga before wrapping up with the Olkaria Geothermal power plant in Naivasha. 2/3
UPDATE: PSC, KNQA strengthen collaboration on recognition and verification of qualifications
Public Service Commission and the Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA) held a consultative meeting today 30th September 2026 at the Commission House, Nairobi. The two institutions explored ways of strengthening the recognition, verification and harmonization of qualifications used within Kenya’s public service. 1/3
The meeting was led by PSC Secretary/CEO, Mr. Paul Famba and KNQA Chairperson, Mr. Stanley Kiptis. The engagement brought together officials from both institutions to discuss areas of mutual interest in the management and application of qualifications within the public service. 2/3
The Future of Work must prioritize mental wellness.
PSC Commissioner Dr. Irene Asienga, PhD, OGW, joins Panel of Experts tonight for a conversation on “Future of Work: The Place for Mental Wellness at Workplaces.”
30th September 2026 | 📷 7:30 PM EAT @NationAfrica
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UPDATE: PSC reaffirms commitment to supporting mental wellness in workplaces
PSC Vice-Chairperson Mrs. Mary Kimonye has expressed confidence in the mechanisms put in place to address mental health and wellness in public service workplaces. 1/3
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