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Recruitment of Enumerator Supervisors at the Ministry of Labour & Social Protection

Recruitment of Enumerator Supervisors at the Ministry of Labour & Social Protection

State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs
Recruitment of Enumerator Supervisors
The State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs will be recruiting Casuals for  twenty one (21) days to supervise Enumerators who shall be collecting data in Kakamega (98), Kajiado (67), Meru (44), Mombasa (48), Homabay (56), Nyamira (29), Elgeyo Marakwet (29), Bungoma (87), Nyandarua (33), Machakos (49), Kirinyaga (18), and Migori (5) Counties.

Qualifications

  1. At least a Mean grade of C Plain or its equivalent in form four level of Education.
  2. Computer Proficiency.
  3. Candidate must be a resident of the location and conversant with the local language exception to be given to urban centres which are considered metropolitan.
  4. Candidates who are Community Health Volunteers and have held positions of leadership will have an added advantage.

Remuneration

  • Successful candidates will be paid daily wages of Kshs. 1,300 per day based on daily targets as will be outlined in the appointment letter payable at the end of twenty-one days
  • Transport allowance shall be paid at the rate of Kshs. 1,000 per day to facilitate data collection
  • Airtime will be provided.

Only Shortlisted Candidates will be invited to appear in person before interview/ recruitment panels on scheduled dates, venues and time to be Communicated.

NYS Recruitment 2023

MAY 2023 RECRUITMENT OF NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE RECRUITS (NYS)
  • The National Government in collaboration with the local government is hiring 30,000 youth across all the 47 counties in it’s revised program of the National Youth Service Program.Despite small changes in its roles and responsibilities;the program which has been operational since 2016 and has been playing a vital role in keeping jobless youth engaged in local activities as well as help them earn a monthly stipend for upkeep and personal needs.

The 30,000 youth will be engaged in the Nationwide planting of over 60 billion trees in the coming months as directed by the president.The NYS initiative absorbs youth  for a 2-year contract that is renewable subject to the government objectives there in.The NYS recruits enjoy first priority during Police and Military recruitments annually giving them an added advantage.The youth in Urban areas will be absorbed to the construction of Affordable Housing Units recently launched by the president and other government responsibilities and directives given.Applications must be received by Wednesday 10th May, 2023. The slots will be filled on First-Come basis.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE.

The 30,000 personnel are divided into two major categories, namely;

Supervisors (4,000)

Service officers (26,000)

REQUIREMENTS

The following are the requirements for various positions.

SERVICE OFFICERS:
•Must be of good conduct and responsible citizens
•At least form four level of education with a minimum of C- or equivalent
•Must have legible, neat handwriting
•Should be ready to work in any part of the country.
•Aged between 18 and 32 years old
•Must have a national identify card.
•Be fluent in kiswahili
•Must be available from May, 2023

(II)SUPERVISORS:
•Aged between 21 years and 35 years
• Must have a national identity card
•Fluent in the main local language/dialect
•Must have good communication (English and kiswahili)
•Evidence of Leadership skills/roles will be an added advantage
•Should have no criminal history.
•Must have a Diploma/Degree certificate.
•Must be able to work under little supervision.
•Must have good public relations.

Latest KenGen Legal Officer Jobs in Kenya – Internship & Permanent Vacancies

Job Title : Legal Officer – Internship – HR/INT/LEG/01/2023

Job Highlights

 Jan 11th, 2023 00:00 |  Jan 17th, 2023 23:59

Internship | Legal Officers

Job Summary

The job holder, under the general guidance of the Chief Legal Officers shall be responsible for providing legal advice to management, business units, corporate departments and employees of KenGen to promote and protect the company’s best interest and to ensure company’s legal and contract risks are properly managed.

Job Description

Duties and Responsibilities

  1. Prepare and file legal documents at court registries, such as plaints, statements of defenses, response to claims, appeals, list of documents and witnesses, witness statements, bundle of documents, applications, etc.
  2. Represent the Company in courts , tribunals, and before government agencies.
  3. Conduct pre-trial briefings and site visits.
  4. Conduct research and analysis of legal matters they are handling.
  5. Communicate with colleagues, judges and others involved in the court case.
  6. Interpret laws, rulings and proffer legal opinions.
  7. Prepare letters and general correspondences as regards matters they are handling.

Qualifications

  1. Bachelor’s Degree in Law from a recognized Institution.

Additional Information

Minimum Education Level : Undergraduate

Latest KenGen Property Officers Jobs in Kenya – Internship & Permanent Vacancies

Job Title : Property Officers – Internship – HR/INT/PROP/01/2023

Job Highlights

 Jan 11th, 2023 00:00 |  Jan 17th, 2023 23:59

Internship | Property Officers

Job Summary

The jobholder is responsible for undertaking timely conveyance relating to acquisition and purchase of land. S/he is also responsible for the preparation and administration of leases and property management.

Job Description

Duties and Responsibilities

  1. Acquisition of land and registration of land titles and administration of leases.
  2. Purchase of land or premises.
  3. Negotiate and obtain leases.
  4. Coordinate and administer all aspects of company property as per company policy and other requirements set by the National Land Commission, Ministry of Lands and the County Government laws
  5. Process relevant documents and approvals from County Governments and Ministries.
  6. Liaise with County Governments and Government institutions for statutory payments.
  7. Facilitate the valuation of company property.
  8. Identify and manage property boundaries.
  9. Identify cost effective office accommodation.
  10. Maintain an inventory of the company property

Person Specification

  1. Bachelor of Arts (Land Economics) or Real Estate Management

Additional Information

Minimum Education Level : Undergraduate

Successful candidates for KDF Cadet and Specialist Officers’ vacancies: Reporting dates

The underlisted applicants have been shortlisted for interview as General Service Officer (GSO) Cadets and Specialist Officers.

The GSO candidates are required to report to the Kenya Military Academy (KMA) – Lanet, Nakuru on 29th December 2019 at 0800 hrs (8.00 am).

The Specialist Officers candidates are to report to the KMA – Lanet, Nakuru on 12th January 2020 at 0800 hrs
(8.00 am). Successful candidates will be considered for recruitment into the Kenya Defence Forces.

All candidates must bring with them original national identity card, birth certificate, academic and professional certificates, curriculum vitae and any other testimonials. Feeding and accommodation will be provided during the period of interview.

Unsuccessful candidates will be reimbursed reasonable road travelling expenses subject to production of proof in accordance with Kenya Defence Forces regulations.

a. General Service Officer (GSO) Cadets

NAME $ ID NUMBER

Abala Brian Meshack 34716206
Abdi Ali Said 35924028
Abdi Mohamed Huka 33262763
Abdi Nassir Isaack 32888136
Abdikadir Adan Abdikadir 37370174
Abdub Sora Liban 33479116
Abdub Ali Wako 38450912
Abdulahi Hussein Mohamed 32792088
Abenga Robin 38411861
Abok Macleans Dan 37785893
Abubakar Mbarak Salim 31009247
Abudho Umuro Orto 34204451
Adam Bilal Mohammad 32133423
Adan Abdi Mohamed 37355704
Adan Ahmed Hassan 37925743
Adhan Hassan Ahmed 35178545

2
Agingu Bolton Ayieko 34642508
Ahmed Abdi Osman 36713930
Ahmed Adan Yussuf 35209661
Ahmed Ahmed Bwanaheri 33535497
Ahmednasir Mohamed Nur 38196763
Aikwari Isaiah 32791888
Akinyi Nigel Omondi 32543511
Akoyo Felix Mandela 32729472
Akupa Mark Omondi 31892731
Ali Ali Hanzwani 32486525
Ali Fakwema Mwalimu 33472500
Ali Hamis Ngedzo 32858807
Ali Mohamed Ali 32205598
Ali Omar Ali 37651709
Alio Osman Ibrahim 30516582
Alusi Muimi 35881472
Aly Yusuf Omar 32807945
Ambia Eric Isoe 31323383
Ambula Yvonne Lwegado 34045381
Anelyne kwamboka Arumba 32625532
Antony Juma 30643150
Anyango Sharon Akoth 33358018
Athman Said Kassim 32211573
Awino Nicholas Onyango 34628635
Awuor Fredrick Omondi 32496157
Bakari Omar Omara 33485743
Balicha Dennis Maitha 33923675
Banchiri Prisca Mekenye 32939144
Barasa Kelvin Wanjala 33087194
Barasa Robert Wamalwa 37376471
Baraza Amos 31859272
Barngetuny Evans Kibitok 36693018
Bashir Ibrahim Amhed 35876666
Begi Amarose Atera 37530602
Begi William Maranga 34703139
Bett Amos Kipkoech 33881610
Bett Brian Kibiwot 38051802
Bett Leonard Kipkorir 33335901
Bett Newman Kipkoech 34325099

Bitok Collins Kipkoech 37524154
Biwott Cornelius Kipkoech 33495668
Bomtich Elius Chebii 35680473
Bonaya Halkano Qalla 34218574
Boru Dida Jarso 34191749
Boya Abdulaziz Abdullahi 37115416
Bramwel Biwale Michah 38269071
Brian Sony Ogutu 33629883
Brian Ngetich 32498772
Budzuma Said Suleiman 32932625
Bwire Bucery Zadock 35791225
Changa Elizabeth Rehema 33388348
Chebii Boniface 30136741
Chelanga Hillary Kipkorir 33782943
Chelanga Jacob Korir 31246395
Cheminingwa Benson Kiprotich 34442415
Chengo Emanuel Katana 33711977
Chepchumba Ivy 34966183
Chepiton Joseph 34429107
Chepkasi Dorothy Cheyech 34996989
Cherotich Fancy 35126277
Cheruiyot Gilbert Ngeno 31815843
Cheruiyot Edwin Kiplimo 33983205
Cheruiyot Gideon Kipkoech 32631753
Cheruiyot Granton Kipkogei 30876938
Cheruiyot Kelvin 35251798
Cheruiyot Peter 34470810
Cheruiyot Silas 33302369
Cheserek Elkana 32827915
Chisope Brilian 33368384
Chriswel Lankisa Kipees 35546649
Chumba Casmir Kipruto 33123058
Clinton Lusuli 30633245
Collins Kiplangat 36729303
Condrian Akutia Ekadon 37154980
Cornelius Kimutai Rotich 33266995
Cynthia Nyachama Gekonge 34636490
Daino Daino Chengo 37355901
David Mohono Mwita 33090143

Dennis Nyaga Waweru 32764902
Dickson Italia Ngeno 32645931
Dida Galgalo Wako 33545592
Digodziru Mohamed Mwakutanga 30745768
Domoo Bronce Rutto 31753037
Dzombo Kennedy Tunje 33486704
Ebenyo Joel Emojong 33429989
Echakara Basola Ekiru 35314095
Egessa Navier Mukisa 32601321
Eiyen Erick 34528914
Ekure Elijah Lopeyok 34436791
Elema Kalicha Wako 32175883
Emoni David Lokurichana 31910603
Emuria Samwel Esuguru 35906572
Eregae Edward Ekaru 34616756
Evans Musyimi Munywoki 33943827
Evans Yegon Kiprono 32777416
Fadhil Said Sheikh 37629123
Fredrick Cheruiyot 33804038
Gachau William Mwangi 37908675
Galgalo Jirma Galgalo 38732577
Gambare Fredy Galah 37056424
Gerald Tyson Kimathi 33558621
Ghosia Onesmus Shuma 33402523
Gichohi Mary Wanjiru 38126491
Gichovu Cliff Wachira 32998754
Gideon Kyala Mwandi 32628755
Gilbert Kibor Kebut 33051536
Giro Jibril Abdikadir 34415659
Gitari Collins Mutuma 30755881
Gitari Joseph Njagi 33905894
Gitau Anne Wambui 33149978
Gitau George Wanjohi 33301932
Githiri Samwel Mukundi 32298583
Gitonga Kelvin 32440265
Godana Mamo Badhole 32556660
Gufu Halakhe Galgalo 32522366
Guyo Yahya Jaldesa 36135461
Hassan Musa Hassan 33318469

Hassan Ibrahim Riziki 33296869
Hassan Mohamed Osman 34792217
Huka Asha Waqo 32252406
Hussein Abdirashid Mohammed 38221947
Hussein Abdub Hassan 32350344
Hussein Ali Amin 33873328
Hussein Hamisi Juma 37330643
Hussein Maslah Abdulah 33109416
Hussein Mohamed Issack 34148347
Ian Lemaiyan Maseine 33395357
Ian Kipngeno Marindany 33725560
Ibrahim Abdi Abdulahi 37858301
Ibuya Kennedy Chegem 31952778
Ilako Richard Muimi 32445731
Ilyas Kazungu Jabir 32340197
Imaly Daniel Apolos 31932680
Indika Nelson Aseka 30814469
Ingoka Pascal 33364154
Jackan Walaghe Kajumwa 32925990
Jalle Dennis Hirkena 29685782
Jamal Kuyo Said 35323176
Janes Paul Okombo 31724942
Jefwa Thomas Karema 37288441
Jemba Allan Chesutek 33438226
Jeremiah Saningo Ntiyani 35455285
Jilani Cleragy Mwanudza 36934152
John Gathogo Kariuki 30740040
Joseph Michael Ogidi Obenga 34258061
Josephat Wamai Maina 32418187
Joshua Mengashu 33272060
Julian Musangi Michael 33259039
Juma Caleb Wekesa 33009348
Juma Stephen Kingori 33249224
Justo Omany Gamaliel 32546825
Kaaru hezbon Kamau 35358907
Kabiru Wilson Mwangi 33138888
Kagecha Micah Muigai 32613802
Kagwanja Philip Githaigah 30640657
Kahia John Wairumbe 34503609

Kairu Elvis Mwangi 32985739
Kalama Albert Fondo 33708726
Kamau Bryan Mutuku 36915053
Kamau Jackson Mbugua 33413549
Kambi Kaingu 36737399
Kamene Jessica Wambua 33380045
Kanake Shadrack Mutuiri 33593142
Kangogo Peter Korir 33554312
Kangor Jared Kimitei 34515961
Kanyiha Kennedy Wamukuru 32595610
Karere Dennis Munene 33735386
Karisa Peter Masha 37836434
Karisa Teddy Chai 32573337
Kariuki Paul Karanja 34946678
Karuri Charles Kioi 33419519
Kassim Ali Hassan 34144998
Katana Ennocent Masha 32939144
Katana Nelliam Ndegwa 35053523
Katik Benard Mbithi 33412320
Kaunda Bruce Kinyua 33122083
Kavita Samuel Kitonyi 31729041
Kavoo Fredrick Mutua 31818783
Kazungu Patrick Masha 33435842
Kebeya Ian Joseph 36930421
Kelvin Gachara Papai 33294953
Kelvin Ndigwa Nyangoka 37544401
Kelvin Kipkoech 33293299
Kelvin Koech Kipngetich 33300622
Kelvin Langat Kipkoech 33100672
Kemboi Cyrus Kibet 33676918
Kemboi Dominic Kipkoir 33831289
Kemboi Elvis Kiplagat 30612364
Kemei Philemon Kipkosgei 32638987
Kenga Thomas Mwadena 34585064
Kengere Benjamin Kumenda 33337276
Kennedy Omondi Obungu 33065877
Kennedy Otieno Wanga 32179171
Kenyatta Richard Orioki 34452507
Ketah Rodgers Kingsley 32457721

Keter Justice Kipkoech 33604490
Kevin Waweru Ngure 33290175
Khonde Michael Thuva 36813316
Kiburio Brian Chege 32887202
Kienje Peter Muchuku 33153821
Kihoro Morris Mwangi 33428116
Kihuga Reuben Ndungu 37766412
Kijanzi Wilfridah Sirite 35259443
Kilukei Kirrinkol 37933596
KimachioJohn Kirema 31236746
Kimanja George Maghanga 33273096
Kimanzi Kelvin Mwikya 30558411
Kimemia Samuel Chege 32497758
Kimeu Jonah Muoka 32679933
Kimunjos Isachar Kipngeny 33767461
Kimutai Hillary 32360010
Kinoti Jossy Kinya 33229071
Kioko Anthony Nzivo 32456859
Kipchirchir Dickson 32402677
Kipgetich Enock 34577444
Kipkemei Robert 38241996
Kipkirui Aron 37968652
Kipkoech Ezra 34315278
Kipkoech Kelvin Sawe 33638886
Kipkoech Patrick 33576844
Kipkulei Dairus Chesire 33975916
Kipkurui Collins Langat 30940518
Kipkurui Peter Kipyator 33033865
Kipkurui Victor 34525805
Kiplagat Brian Kipchumba 33735401
Kiplangat Prince Kimutai 33400703
Kiplangat Walter Kiprotich 33128801
Kiplimo Allan 35311256
Kiplimo Kelvin 32915192
Kiplimo Robert 35225130
Kipngeno Collins 35233423
Kiprono Evans 3560511
Kiprono Silas Kipsang 34156541
Kiprop Eliud 34541104

Kiprotich Collins 37565179
Kiprotich Emmanuel 35101825
Kiprotich Gideon 36338702
Kiprotich Simon Kiprop 34879924
Kipruto Collins 36908561
Kipruto Kenedy 33225237
Kipsang Nelson Fredrick 28563941
Kiptoch Felix Murunga 32964775
Kiptoo Bett Silas 33102224
Kiptoo Caleb Kibon 37232324
Kiptoo Kiptoo Gideon 33094714
Kiptum Kirwa 32783259
Kiramana Eric Muthomi 32560396
Kirema Frankline 32283794
Kiriga Clifford 38040174
Kirui Britty Rotich 32502046
Kirui Cherotich Gertrude 31852886
Kirui Edgar Kimutai 28806632
Kirui Emmanuel 32931611
Kirui Japhet Kiprotich 32157830
Kirui Kennedy Kipngetich 34839034
Kirui Leonard Kibet 31989433
Kirui Patrick Kipyegon 33933612
Kisa Joshua Kiplangat 33163905
Kiso Kevin Ruto 32543174
Klunga Daniel Kiprop 35950739
Koech Kiprono Billy 34643197
Koech Jonathan Kipserem 32117990
Koech Aldrich Kipkurui 38035521
Koech Benjamin Kimutai 32242623
Koech Gilbert Kimutai 33353458
Koech Raymond Kipkorir 32965084
Koima Geofrey Kipgetich 35018868
Kokulei Peter Adoket 34166656
Kombo Dominic Kisembe 32722011
Kombo Naom Gechemba 34911693
Korima Harrison 35718658
Korio Nicholas Kirintany 33789658
Korir Brianton Kiprotich 38406595

Korir Erick Kiprop 35811691
Korir Evans Kiplangat 35360849
Koros Hillary 33611736
Kosgei Dan Kikorir 34930668
Kosgey Brian Kipchumba 35206608
Koskei Gilbert 32475972
Kowino Joel Odhiambo 32846724
Kulateen Ahmed Mwenye 34033185
Kumomoru Benard Parsimei 34834544
Kunno Adan Boya 32252341
Kuria Brian Kamau 37684086
Langat Amos Kipkurui 33611400
Langat Denis Kipkoech 32118884
Langat Dennis Kipkorir 36416279
Langat Festus Kipkirui 32923576
Langat Ken Kipruto 35256937
Lasisi Simon Suyianka 34581986
Laura Akinyi Odiwour 33323694
Lekaitogo Jacob Mpapaiye 34477809
Lekarabi Kelvin Lemon 36938457
Lekein Solomon Tenik 34254996
Lekurtuma Joel Sokoni 33090967
Lelei Kenneth Kibet 31779527
Lemaiyan Mark Ntiti 33600037
Lenaitamany Samuel Loretu 37492759
Lengerded Francis Saidiki 37718973
Leon Njoroge Chege 35732366
Leposo John Pemba 37842686
Lerno Andrew Lobulu 34921883
Letting Felix Kiptoo 33154572
Liban Boru Buke 34347298
Ligawa Kennedy Ochieng 36481329
Lobuin James Lokoel 31964744
Lokal Gary Plimo 33848925
Lokalei Brian Loru 33993492
Lokeno Purity Chebet 33349673
Lolmudooni Daniel Ntimama 34059406
Longor Simon Epur 36767505
Loonkushu Alfred Sameri 32838269

Lotiang Edwin Kiptoo 35081826
Lotik Marisela Kakiem 38218971
Lotin Johnson Aletia 33440955
Lukale Wicklife Nambande 33757932
Lynette Nkirote 32588993
Macharia Eric Njuguna 32485401
Magare Micah Nyambane 33415669
Maina Julius Kanyiri 34174536
Maina Samuel Mwangi 32321427
Maiyo Brian Kipruto 30644775
Maiyo Elias Kipkeny 36570876
Makatum Gerald Muturi 32872989
Maket Philip Biwott 34047260
Malusi Barnabus Mulandi 33193489
Mangi Robby Yaa 34669610
Mangoli Laureen Siongo 37679045
Mapena James Ntele 35455285
Maragia Samwel Antony 33650644
Marere Jesse 33081522
Marsdine Kimutai 36723610
Masabu Karen Anzemo 32609990
Masaki Kevin Moturi 34466510
Masaku Michael Muema 34315799
Matata Mutuku 33242958
Matano Thoya Kahindi 32195954
Matheka John Musembi 32586969
Mathu Stephen Muturi 29375520
Matum Gideon Kipyeko 35877064
Maximilah Longelech Akiru 32917073
Mbae Justus Mwanzia 34933582
Mbondo Danvick Muli 38167426
Mboya Luke Omondi 37620560
Mbugua James Kinyanjui 33775318
Mbugua Martin Kariuki 37452371
Mbura James Mwiti 32809007
Mburu Dennis Murimi 35517294
Mburu Peter Nganga 36565106
Mbuthia Peter Mwenda 33571734
Mbuvi John Nzoli 33552478

Mdigo Khamisi Juma 32596634
Meitekini Wilfred 34585180
Melita Mandela Meitamei 37940311
Mgomba Devis Banda 32292402
Michah Bramwel Binale 38769071
Minubi Shaban Ekiyayi 34333010
Mkala Esther Munyazi 37824343
Mkare Elius Huruma 37624942
Mogesa Nelson Mandela 36602836
Mohamed Amin Ahmed 33487387
Mohamed Ibrahim Adan 38458761
Mohamed Isack 32943296
Mohamed Yusuf Wako 33674834
Mohammed Ibrahim Rajab 33532005
Moirore Gideon Lerionka 30973605
Mokaya Dorcah Kerubo 32655155
Molu Adan Molu 35168159
Morei Kevin Tumwet 37029155
Moris Plimo 36996273
Morongo Kaiyok Saitoti 33627195
Mosaisi Margaret Bosibori 36932776
Moses Gatero Wachira 31159453
Moses Nafuko 34430722
Mosoba Paul Nyankomo 31401645
Mpapaiye Jacob Lekaitogo 34477809
Mramba Anthony Robert 32358118
Msolini Harison Mwalicho 33325888
Mtenga Michael Matata 32243542
Mtsumi Aly Mohamed 32932078
Muchai Duncan Githuka 32643192
Muchira Maureen Muchira 32633637
Muchiri Anthony Maingi 32191412
Muchoki Joyceline Wambui 32816420
Muema Christopher Mwandikwa 32455510
Muema Clinton Nzimbi 33440059
Muema Fidelis Kisaingu 34378586
Mugao Eric Muregi 32640472
Muge Dan Sikoa 31632647
Mugo Fredrick Kamau 34165005

Muhammad Adan Galgalo 32694694
Muigai Martin Karimba 34358437
Mukiri Pauline Wanjiku 33926480
Mulandi Collynes Kelly 33823828
Muli Josephat Ndonye 31673702
Mulwa Juliet Wanza 32928630
Munyao Isaac Musyoki 35584849
Munyi Stephen Kianga 31989095
Muranja James Maina 33705801
Muraya Paul Mwaura 32504694
Mureithi Brian Chomba 32410717
Muriuki Christopher 32290990
Muriuki Fredrick Wairegi 32439354
Muriuki Kennedy Bundi 32271711
Muriungi James Murimi 34932898
Musa Jaafar Khamis 35062187
Musau Andrew Nyamai 33111420
Musau Shadrack Mulani 34154974
Musee Kennedy Musau 33148999
Musto Henry 35961925
Musuko Moses Koshole 38234100
Musyimi Evans Munywoki 33943827
Musyoka Charles Nzau 34887543
Musyoka Christopher Mutua 31582533
Mutai Ian Kipyegon 38340175
Mutai Rodrick Kibet 33184570
Muthama Vincent Musyoka 33326190
Muthee Caroline Njeri 32856153
Muthee Joseph Mwangi 32416313
Mutheu Stacey 32300527
Mutie Michael Muuwo 32636354
Mutinda Alex Mutiso 33057562
Mutindi Jonathan Mukila 32579138
Mutio Amos Juma 31343980
Mutisya Elizabeth Mbatha 32043265
Mutisya Lawrence Mwongela 32598194
Mutua Patrick 33212359
Mutuku Ambrose Kisila 37098705
Mutuma Collins Gitari 30755881

Mutuma Roy Muchui 33065702
Mutwiri Mugambi Kelly 33347276
Mwachongo Tevin Mwangima 34337801
Mwakiwiwi John Kombo 32791365
Mwakwambirwa Said Sudi 30650563
Mwalimu Joseph Mueke 32612958
Mwalugha Mathew Massawe 37632619
Mwambao Alex Kai 32663005
Mwambao Anderson Reuben 33048187
Mwandawiro Caleb Mwaiseghe 33430993
Mwangangi David Musyoka 33720732
Mwangi Brian Kiruki 37502458
Mwangi Duncan Karumba 33212080
Mwangi Esther Wangeci 31983407
Mwangi Julius Kamuro 32842109
Mwangi Kevin 32938886
Mwangi Mwaniki Charles 33182074
Mwaniki Kennedy Munyua 32109426
Mwaniki Vincent Ngari 32438197
Mwanzonga Herbert Mulanda 34993082
Mwarandani Hamisi Juma 32749594
Mwaruah Michael Sirya 31643600
Mwasalaba Kissim Sudi 33817868
Mwashughuli Hamisi Bakari 32246007
Mwasi David Ondari 33031441
Mwende Daisy Mutuku 32541741
Mwende Irene Mutuku 38373672
Mwinga Lynn Thoya 33633394
Mwirigi Boniface 33363482
Mwongera Dorothy Kajuju 31761759
Namasaka Kevin Wesakana 32490636
Napoya John Sopina 35013004
Ndagara Julius Murimi 33666206
Nderitu Erick Kiboi 31736478
Ndiku Bruce Kimanthi 37431627
Ndirangu Moses Mburu 32989689
Ndolo Elizabeth Wavinya 31789821
Ndunda Nickson Kyalo 32755801
Ndungu Balozi Chege 30185446

Ndungu Kevin Mahiga 33238734
Ndura Samwel Kahiu 34312310
Nekesa Samantha Barasa 33914352
Nellius Mbuva Ndunge 33390245
Nepatao Brian Saitoti 33399014
Ngandi Daniel Jira 32181022
Ng’ang’a Karemeri Justan 33585318
Ngare Marchel Otieno 34257786
Ngari Francis Ngugi 33750213
Ngari Hezekiah Njagi 34261399
Ngau Samuel Musyoki 34354339
Ngetich Isaac Kimutai 32020737
Ngoko Dennis Nyokoe 34208986
Ngososei Ephram Kipruto 32631412
Ngotho Gilbert Kiigi 37061494
Nigasio Victor 38467069
Njagi Jonah Magu 33981676
Njagi Vincent Njiru 34160926
Njambi Pauline Mukui 30780420
Njaramba Nancy 33637314
Njogu David Nganga 33563590
Njogu Kelvin Kinyua 33611838
Njoroge Christopher Ndungu 34707832
Njoroge Sammy Duncan 32462128
Njoroge Samuel Ngugi 33266927
Njuguna David Kimani 30220496
Nkonkat Dennis Loisah 34046918
Ntele Stanley Simiren 34982989
Ntiyani Jeremiah Saningo 35455285
Nur Omar Mohamed 35879980
Nyaberi Enock Okindo 34630210
Nyabuto Bravine Nyainguri 37186638
Nyachio Robin Abenga 38411861
Nyagaka Kingsley Ayoti 32584281
Nyagoma Brian Nyagweba 33603294
Nyakundi Daizy Nyambeki 33799416
Nyamweya Richard Charana 36613761
Nyangige Daniel Junior 37464171
Nyasemi Cliff Omanga 32523222

Nyepus Amos Lorite 34010555
Nyongesa Hillary Sikanga 32237494
Nzioki Brian Muthusi 31290411
Nzioki Peter Ndolo 38279775
Nzonzi Kimanzi 34842275
Nzuki Elijah Mwanza 32211666
Obita Evans Mwita 30528881
Obura Dedan 36103041
Obura Evans Ouma 31779584
Obuya James Ochieng 37618603
Obwoge Alloys Onchoke 32444668
Ocham Joseph Okal 32365925
Ocharo Wycliffe Oeri 32679641
Ochieng Julius Odhiambo 34067336
Odek Bill Williams 33823620
Odhiambo Benson Awino 32733848
Odhiambo Cavince Odiwuor 30974003
Odhiambo Emmanuel 33080992
Odhiambo Michael Oyoo 33989832
Odhiambo Nicholas 32547891
Odhiambo Odongo Gerald 35459861
Odongo Desmone Molo 34890471
Odongo Joseph Ouma 33221258
Odongo Vincent Bwire 33402446
Odoyo Odinga Robert 31138699
Oguna Martine 30388949
Ogutu Ochieng Kevin 34108924
Okeyo Tobias Osellu 32682517
Okii Andrew Oramisi 37211803
Okode Austine Odiwour 33903142
Okore Dendrick Okech 31471010
Okoth Brian Oduor 35534963
Okumu Fidelis Bwire 34438123
Okumu Wicklife Otieno 31400307
Olemaria Wilfred Lemayian 35010010
Olesapal Collins Lemayian 37408145
Oluoch Kevin Churchil 34833894
Oluoch Marvin Ogutu 32388415
Oluoch Obondo Icarus 32429209

Omar Abdi Mohamed 34576986
Omar Abdullahi Dabar 36521293
Omar Karim Nyambok 37517344
Omollo Titus Ochieng 31156433
Omolo Clinton Oduong 33657069
Omondi Brian Mwendwa 37533030
Omongini Brian Odutu 34428519
Omurana Ramadhan 33274201
Omuse Hillary Orono 36256944
Omutsi Fremont Onyango 32982926
Omwami Eliakim Barasa 35060021
Onchana Lameck Arisa 34052802
Onchoke Jacob Nyairo 32464783
Ondiko Joe Green 33212623
Ondongo David Otieno 34504188
Onenga Daniel Kibiego 32461508
Ongare Walter Oburu 33867182
Ongogo Collince Otieno 30690247
Onsongo Edwin Mochoge 31038473
Onyancha Bob Angwenyi 32398430
Onyango Charles Odhiambo 33092398
Onyango Douglas Miyoyo 32409487
Onyango Kevin Ochieng 33612654
Onyoni Derrick 32533669
Ooko Nickson 34349950
Opanga Ayma Obed 34249577
Orao Victor Ouma 31986601
Oriwo George Symon 33482669
Osango Rabin Akoko 33638850
Oswago Godwin Otieno 34254507
Otieno David Ochieng 31957172
Otieno Godfrey 33969889
Otieno Ian Odhiambo 36324473
Ouko Polycarp Nyanza 31648022
Ouko Robert 32357246
Ouma James Onyango 30983440
Ouma Kenneth Hagin 33559694
Ouma Melkio 32885495
Ouma Peter Ouma 31787989

Owino Bernard Owuor 31610017
Owit Rogers Aloo 31413089
Oyala Collins Efumbi 33549966
Oyoko Maurice Andeta 31716445
Parakuo James Sankale 34833465
Rachilo Jared Owino 34067352
Raphael Muthomi Solomon 35636298
Riposia Benjamen Pkiach 33478469
Rodney Derrick Ochieng 31768659
Rogers Kalimbo Kimbio 32156762
Roktok Hillary Kemboi 32536122
Rono Kevin Kipkemboi 37167976
Rono Mathias Kipngetich 37993090
Rono Robert Kipngetich 38461430
Rono Sidney Kiplangat 33620922
Rotich Hillary Kiprono 33387538
Rotich Victor Chepkor 31047455
Ruto Collins Pkemoi 36321511
Sadiki Taura Bao 33822382
Said Hussein Omar 32203431
Samal Eunice Amoni 38370949
Sameri Alfred Loonkushu 32838269
Samini Amos Baraka 31859272
Samoei Gideon Kiprotich 30591936
Samson Mutiso Munyaka 34541425
Samuel Kamau Buyuka 32598878
Sang Abraham Cheruiyot 33612737
Sang Felix Kipoo 32899863
Seleon Peter Antony 35323098
Sena Antony Omukala 33758327
Sendera Oscar 33089723
Serem Kelvin Kiprotich 33497985
Serem Paul Kipngetich 34207699
Serem Victor 32288915
Seurei Cosmas Kiprono 32730917
Shaban Rama Mwatsaka 34901325
Shadrack Kibet 32054249
Shama Guyo Sasura 31995287
Sharon Chebet Koech 31719612

Sharon Onyango Akoth 33358018
Sheikh Herman Ochieng 32114469
Sheillhali Haither Abdi 37074613
Shume Sharon Chiru 33620861
Siele Paul Kiprotich 32780366
Sikalabo Bendict Barasa 32318497
Sikanga Dancan Wanjala 37320650
Simuyu Davis Wafula 33902663
Some Dennis Kipchumba 32577701
Sovan Adero 33577454
Stanley Kiplangat 33226224
Suiyanka Samson Sankale 31371303
Sunkular Bernard Kiplangat 31950735
Tajeu Fabian 35751300
Tanui Derrian Kandie 36466135
Tanui Duncan Kipkosgei 33304356
Tarkash Amos Tuarari 34016452
Taruru Edward Lemayian 33266885
Thananga Ian Ng’ang’a 33547014
Thiauru Jacqueline Nkatha 35343690
Tingisha Musa Raen 34432081
Titiba Abraham Ngirio 32633759
Titus Kipchirchir Toroitich 33897996
Tonui Emmanuel Cheruiyot 38015899
Totona Felix Leparan 31951983
Tungu Harrison Chivatsi 37790116
Ture Ture Abdi 34397572
Wachira Elias Wambugu 30533444
Wachira Kelvin Ngatia 31708896
Wafula Arthur Israel 33506213
Wafula Elphaz Epoloto 38429306
Wainaina Felix Gachoka 30859294
Wakhungu Boaz Wanjala 35904491
Wako Jamal Hassan 34402035
Walucho Collins Wabwile 34380881
Wamatu John Mbuthia 32298200
Wambua Joseph Gitungi 32481639
Wambugu John Mwangi 32457223
Wambua Michael Mweeh 33720730

Wambui Francis Wainaina 32377354
Wamutira Lucy Wangeci 32804104
Wandera Ryan Cliff 33477596
Wanderi Wilson Njoroge 35349930
Wanga Fredrick Onyango 33550952
Wanguku Jimcollins Wamae 38630409
Wanja Samuel Njoroge 33407930
Wanjala Allan Otwane 32473486
Wanjala Barak Murokaya 33637771
Wanjiru Winnie Nyambura 32736463
Waweru Eliaph Githanji 34115856
Waweru Renson Kabibu 33272486
Wayne Wasomi 32222842
Wekesa Peterson Namachanja 34733793
Weldon Sang 32206993
Wesonga Isaac Ashila 33941752
Winnie Nyambura Wanjiru 32736463
Wothaya Danson Njdirangu 33103310
Wycliff Onchere Bironga 32645557
Yator Amos 32392191
Yiankaso Mateu Justus 32845490
Yuko Victor Okoth 33698687
Zawadi Evans 33396223

b. Specialist Officers

NAME ID $ NUMBER

Abdi Mohamed Rashid 30456178
Abdul Junior Nelfrank 30692526
Abdullahi Muhamed Hindada 32349344
Abraham Kimaru Bushenei 29245270
Abubakar Salim Abubakar 31005451
Abura Gerald Gumo 28821038
Achenchi Joyce Nyangau 28108525
Achieng Michael Juma 27713462
Aende Cyprian Odero 27779781
Agai Elvis Gomez 32022510
Ageya Brian Omondi 30775828
Agwata Linet Kwamboka 30447583

Ajwang Brian Omondi 32528209
Akenya Vincent 29749940
Alangole James Lomang 30364496
Ali Mohamed Ali 32205598
Ali Nasim Nakhabi 29900280
Amojong Faith Lynda 32710811
Andalia Danson Armstrong 30839925
Andi Veronica Achieng 27448525
Anthony Wachira Mburu 28114977
Aranda Johnalex Ogola 31503181
Ariemba Lameck Nyarunda 29553373
Arusho Daniel Pchumba 30113853
Asiena Oliver 29505087
Asuga Caroline Kerubo 33567068
Asunta Wanjiru Mungai 29677369
Athman Athman Aboud 28358490
Atodosia Francis Pkanis 28513915
Bacha Elizabeth Wanjiru 30226480
Bakari Ali Baishe 29517087
Barasa Keith Waliaula 28398302
Barkeben Jackline Jepkorir 29862141
Barsil Odiwuor Ochola 31701758
Barwel Kibet 31118191
Bett Charles 28387975
Bett Kipkemoi Kelvin 30429957
Bett Kipngetich Elijah 29249375
Bett Kipruto Nicholas 28340303
Bichii Koech Davy 29691827
Birgen Dickson Kipkoskei 30152850
Bisaule Sammy Wanjala 29120917
Blingam Murugi Phyllis 30683464
Bor Nelson Kipngetich 28396199
Brian Mogesa Simion 32007271
Buke Nur Jilo 28977886
Bundi Isaac Mwenda 28238673
Bungei Brian Kiplimo 28158034
Chai Daniel Munga 33017703
Charinden Dalton Koech 29109977
Chebet Mercy 30217426

Chemallan Brandon Kiptum 30167648
Chemweno Mathew Kiptoo 30171820
Chenghori Silas Kisoweri 29210828
Chengo Mangi juma 29945731
Chepngeno Mercy Langat 31954048
Chepkurui Aldrene Kimtai 30605089
Cheprutich Dennis Kipkoech 34202551
Cherogony Nancy Jelimo 32629129
Cherotich Brilliant 28137475
Cheruiyot Kiprotich 28654401
Cheruiyot Langat Victor 31789423
Cheruiyot Nancy Chepchumba 29719310
Chesire Lydia 29633276
Chiotsoma Ali Mwakombo 28211792
Chirchir Nicholas 29242455
Chirchir Evans Kiptoo 28507589
Chisaka Terry Makokha 29018703
Chiti Chiti Robert 32532699
Cornelius Kiptoo 29071962
Cynthia Chebet 33294290
Daniel Onyango Ochiel 27926968
David Michael Mulinge 28509515
Dibogo Oliver Ochar 30971091
Dukhale Twah Wesonga 31384242
Emusala Samuel Okodoi 32192410
Evalyn Mwathi Mboya 33149439
Eunice Wandia Kanyiri 29522851
Evoge Edwine Ambani 28748864
Fadhil Solomon Wandera 32506862
Farah Hassan Mohamed 25330681
Festus Barkinan 28528342
Francis Mosomi Ombaba 29545409
Gabriella Gumato Galgalo 32535729
Gakonya Alex Muriithi 29987285
Gakure Joseph Kirori 29966782
Gary Juneracheal Awuor 29841845
Gathiu Esther Muthoni 31967780
Gathogo Gilly Gitahi 27964166
Gathua Jonah Kibuthi 31242326

Gekonga Vionah Gesare 32233713
Gerald Gumo Abura 28821038
Gichobi Charles Mwembu 27949435
Gichohi Ephantus Githua 30208177
Gitaari Denis Kevin Munene 28032726
Gitahi David Ndungu 28226055
Gitangu Christopher Abura 32562629
Gitonga Cyrus Waihenya 30190626
Godhana Mohamed Abubakar 30781837
Guyo Dub Wato 30007411
Halake Halkano Diida 27961883
Harrison Kinuthia Mburu 29365515
Harrison Losike Patrick 30470515
Hillow Ahmed Noor 32752841
Hirbo Lolo Bulle 28012734
Hussein Ababa Tade 30616413
Ibrahim Mohamed Diriye 32797088
Idle Ibrahim Noor 29714098
Iha Rajab Ali 29671412
Inyaite Dorine 31700818
Irene Cynthia Omari 28174607
Isaack Rashid Osman 32968602
Isoe Faith Mosoba 29732717
Isoe Robert 29799875
Jacob Osurwa 29339544
Jasho Candid Ahadi 29949028
Jeptoo Lydia 28422813
Jerotich Liz 30308818
Jemutai Beverlyne 31714773
Jirmo Amina Noor 32625623
Joshua Robert Ouko 30764318
Judith Chepngenoh 30018770
Kabage Clinton George 30873675
Kabwoya Eucabeth Gimoi 29817377
Kadenyeka Praxidice 28181242
Kagocha Naomi Gakenia 30167849
Kakaimoi Osborn Rotich 31480008
Kalia Faith Mukonyo 30356338
Kalundi Fredrick 31603562

Kamande Brian Michael 29490157
Kamau Emmanuel Njuguna 31608749
Kamande Edward Muiruri 32942064
Kangangi Alice Wawira 32038411
Kangethe Daniel Maina 29630990
Karanja Esther Wairimu 29685619
Karisa Patrick 32665295
Karitu Eric Macharia 29345435
Kariuki Jane Wanjira 31040469
Karoki Janet Muthoni 32393554
Kapkory Allan Kimtai 32596970
Kathenge Kennedy Kaindi 30937961
Kathuki Peter Mwandikwa 31248775
Kazungu Francis Maendeleo 29648675
Kelvin Maitethia Mbaya 31180614
Kelvin Njogu Karoki 31521202
Kelvin Ruto Kiso 32543174
Kemuma Jemimah Mokaya 28790267
Khata Hassan Wandete 26336334
Kiama James Mwangi 31283350
Kiboiywo Elvis Kimalit 32466697
Kibon Kanyaris 32141630
Kibor Recho Jepkosgei 30471009
Kigen Fridah Jellagat 28504582
Kigen Mannon Kiprop 31562651
Kimani Joe Collins Muiko 30466853
Kimani Joseph Muhoro 30144636
Kimani Milkah Njeri 30061791
Kimathi Edina Ndumba 30240183
Kimathi Maria Kendi 32586664
Kimeu George Mwilu 29452022
Kimutai Cornelius 28843512
Kimutai Hillary 32360010
Kingoina Joy Nyaboke 32638023
Kinyua Kenaldis Murakaru 27844107
Kinyua Millicent Nyanguthii 31757198
Kinyua Richard Kathurima 27136493
Kipkoech John Korir 28484200
Kipkorir Michael 27466302

Kipkosgei Nicholas 30312362
Kiplagat Solomon 29457147
Kiplangat Peter 27659892
Kipngetich Nicholas Langat 31944241
Kiprop Cynthia Chebet 33294290
Kiprop Kevin Kibiwott 32324990
Kipserem Amon Kangogo 31772371
Kiptoo Daniel 32312078
Kiptoo David 32872096
Kiptoo Gilbert 28795350
Kiptoo Janet Chebet 31899367
Kiraguri James Githinji 29652726
Kiretai David Mugothi 28171203
Kirui Edgar Kimutai 28806632
Kirui Kelvin Kimutai 30901962
Kirui Shadrack 29936240
Kituku Joel Muange 32562629
Kizito Magero Kiboi 28388908
Koech Kevin Kipkirui 28698353
Koech Shadrack Kiprono 32431564
Kokuai Alex Mutesia 27491866
Korir Getrude Jepkurui 29773867
Koskei Newton Kipkemoi 30016320
Kungu Esther Wairimu 29507208
Kursai Moses Tunai 31074573
Kusura Arero Duba 29298361
Kwinga Alii 28298597
Kyumbulo Anthony Mutiso 28628127
Lagat Lilian Jepkorir 31600580
Langat Aggrey Kibiwott 28926434
Lemtukei Anthony Pkorir 29682252
Lengudia Stephen 32510396
Likidan Jacob Ngimat 31067436
Liz Jerotich Ego 30308818
Lolonyekie Loisiaa Gabriel 32207671
Lomale Michael Tia 31052055
Lorna Gatwiri 33350053
Lucheveleli Dianah Mirriam 31863789
Luvayo Sydney Sinei 28378651

Luvonga James Muchiunze 27423550
Maarifa Mesaidi Mariga 32578547
Magondu Susan Gathigia 28533094
Magut Jared Kiplagat 28187924
Maina Daniel Wangila 31051083
Maina Samuel Muthoni 31584766
Maingi Jephitha Kigunda 30028908
Maitai Martin Mutwiri 29250877
Maiyo Festus Kipkoech 28469317
Makuti Luka Boniface 31441745
Manasseh Michael Yawa 32428664
Manuni Stephen Mayeka 31414777
Manyatta Doreen Nanguma 28135275
Marandu Evans Mbura 28064502
Martin Kithinji Mwirigi 28602412
Martin Richard Nzai 28944554
Masai Hezron Kiprotich 28693984
Matolo Brian Mwomga 28529365
Mason Paul Kikungu 28612520
Mathu Mercy Wanjiku 29009696
Mathu Stephen Muturi 29375520
Maundu Emma ‘wandia 27420480
Mbae Rachael Kanana 31877644
Mbaruku Iqbal Seif 29742690
Mbitiru Grace 28295186
Mbiti Patrick Murithi 23368874
Mbugua James Njunge 32116324
Mbura Joseph Chilumo 28374742
Mbuya Daniel 30235989
Mdali Justin Mwajomba 29644890
Meda Michael Ngoma 30013510
Mekenye Zachary Mariita 29624597
Meltus Opondo Mukeni 33091800
Mercy Cherutich 36020870
Mfori Stephen Mwadime 27451846
Minai Winnie Grace 30668427
Miranda Adams Odero 28822901
Mong’are Paul 29360450
Mongoi Hilder 28721280

Mpekethu Nelson Mweteri 28460477
Muendo Morris Mutua 28301067
Mugambi Denis Muthethia 32527401
Mugiira Kelvin Mugambi 32313334
Mugo Benjamin Kinyanjui 30032045
Muguna Peninah Nkatha 29570192
Mugwanja Veronica Njeri 28874774
Muhamud Muhamud Jamal 32860571
Muigai Peter Kariuki 30090422
Mukami Evalyne 28763260
Mukoma Julius 28869039
Mulwa Daniel Muema 33471975
Munene Edwin Muriri 32399573
Muniko Makabara Moses 29371536
Munyao Merrygirl Ndidi 30475535
Munyao Angela Ndunge 27848651
Munyasia Annette Achieng 31800528
Munyoki Faith Mukami 31690776
Murage Samuel Kabiru 31106137
Muriiki Jenaroh 28747533
Murimi Nicholas Kagiri 29239620
Murithi Derick Murimi 30393194
Murithi James 31819654
Muriuki Ebon Kuria 30707600
Murugi Stephen Macharia 30248559
Murungi Edwin Munene 32018788
Musyoka Dennis Musau 27435890
Musyoka Kelvin Muoki 29758885
Muthee Brian Kinyua 32776083
Mutisya Fidelis Makau 32229812
Mutua Naomi Mbula 30743360
Mwalizuma Abdalla Chumba 29544495
Mwambi Catherine Kitawa 32852961
Mwamboga Moses Kingi 27326834
Mwangi Ann Lilian Wangui 33599073
Mwasi Mary Anne Mukokinya 29740035
Mwenda Lewis Mutuma 32554455
Mweu Elizabeth Syombua 32857994
Mwirigi Purity Muthoni 31987696

Mwiti Denis 31892420
Naisho Mercy sintamei 35090974
Nakola Samwel 27141417
Nancy Wangare Nganga 32842374
Ndege Loise Kainyu 25115178
Ndemo Paul Mongare 29360450
Ndetei Pascal Nzeki 29245270
Ndiranguj Zacary Munga 29339544
Ndoo Grace Masaa 31995014
Nduati Mary Wanjiru 32610148
Nduma William William 31430607
Ndungu Teresa Nyambura 28295397
Ngandi Purity Mutheu 31985307
Ngao Caroline Kiluu 30715531
Ng’alu Benjamin Mwanzia 31245657
Ngari Francis Muchiri 29572669
Ngendo Kelvin Kinyanjui 28268963
Ngethe Anthony Muriuki 27771144
Ngetich Gilbert 29968229
Ngichabe Francis Kemboi 30980930
Ngitto Kiti Chappa 31878063
Ngoma Medad Michael 30013510
Ngoriakou Benson Loktari 28710513
Nguono Joyce 33725926
Njagi Cyrus Ndungu 28278106
Njanja Lawrence Munene 34141337
Njaramba Geoffrey Muturi 28375359
Njiru Doreen Kagendo 31668357
Njiru Imela Wanjiru 29848460
Njogu Christine Wairimu 29537469
Njoroge Barbara Njoki 29767427
Njoroge Rose Wangare 32045019
Njoroge Stephanie Nduta 32743992
Njuguna Kenneth Nganga 28469679
Njuguna Mary Njoki 30441402
Nkamani Pamela Kinya 28115042
Nkatha Maureen Kinyua 31340738
Nkatha Emily 32221640
Nyabuto Emily Kwamboka 32267088

Nyabuto Winnie Bosibori 29336478
Nyalle Victor Mwango 29333925
Nyambono Hesbon Otwori 28249354
Nyamongo Abigael Nyatuka 30912165
Nyangala Mark Nyamawi 32292441
Nyang’au Gitene Tiberius 32346177
Nyikal Brian Otieno 29418674
Nyongesa Paul Wafula 29608564
Nzonzo Kevin Matheka 30196105
Obaigwa Ruth Kwamboka 32172961
Obiero Mark Odongo 32401072
Ochieng Brian Ochieng 30329079
Ochieng Willis Okumu 28655597
Odda Franksoul Abamida 29547347
Odero Kelvin Odero 28363213
Odiwuor Brian 28202718
Odongo Clinton Zachariah 31064398
Oduor Reagan Odhiambo 29743119
Oduor Stormin Onyango 29497725
Ogidy Jennings Otieno 29755964
Ogutu John Bosco 25115178
Ogutu Steve Elvis 28485720
Ofisi Festus Pamphil 27890502
Ojwang Boniface Dede 30043550
Okari Japhet Nyasimi 29590545
Okech Sylvia Adhiambo 30223793
Okoth Kevin Odongo 29691743
Olando Christine Muhonja 29813042
Oluoch Laura Atieno 28318561
Oluoch Paul Ouma 28055092
Omaiyo Deborah Kerubo 29147854
Omar Adulahi Dabar 36521293
Omari Cynthia Irene 28174607
Ombati Vincent Nyaundi 27923905
Ombongi Brian Matagaro 30217376
Omboto Enock Auma 28757681
Omollo Mural Otieno 32015250
Omollo Raphael Ang’asa 31703151
Omolo Claire Anyango 32329371

Omolo Collins Levi 31913436
Omondi John 29814848
Omwamba Angeline 29046530
Ongati Brian Wilson 32539860
Onono Joel Onyango 30629542
Onsaringo Kingslay Omboga 29601696
Onsembe Brenda Kwamboka 31640864
Ontiri Geoffrey Kerongo 32048601
Onyango Brian Ochieng 28659689
Onyango Salome Achieng 32940232
Opemo Kevin Opemo 27845373
Opiyo Brenda Atieno 29879698
Opiyo Moses Ochieng 29885464
Orre Emmanuel Hirkena 30596652
Otieno Brian Omondi 28906031
Otieno Davies Oluoch 29565423
Otieno Fabian Odhiambo 28171055
Panian Samuel Stanley 32613805
Njambi Pauline Mukui 30780420
Phoebe Adhiambo Ogolla 31237989
Pyaban Kipkurui Givans 27633251
Risona Jackson Koll 28263412
Rono Ismael Kipchirchir 31030759
Rono Nicolson Kibet 28037590
Rotich Hosea Barasel 27687204
Rotich Stanley Kiptanui 28618576
Rugumi Nicholas Munyuiri 31342769
Rukungu Isaac Mbogo 24193216
Rutto Ismael 32469247
Saaya Nelly Sila 32847432
Salim Abubakar Kome 33622780
Salimo Allan Kwerit 30837905
Segera Collins Ayusa 30082836
Sergon Gregory Kiplangat 31728223
Sheikh Ahmedhadi Abdi 28915253
Shem Wycliffe Onyango 29992998
Sheude David Lessagi 30022350
Sigei Edwin Kipkosgei 29893428
Sikuku Eugine Kisaka 29736237

Sikuta Daniel Lupao 29724266
Simatei Hillary Kibet 29707967
Simiyu Brian Wangwe 29793063
Simiyu David Wanjala 28707842
Simiyu Edwin Temba 29623131
Siron Solomon Kipkosgei 30579990
Solio Wilson Shelel 27869381
Situma Isaiah Wataka 30200012
Stephen Ignatius Njau 30852866
Susan Aluoch Apondo 28666354
Sylvester Elly Wesonga 31066345
Sylvia Naserian Lesiokono 32428664
Tanui Mark Kimeli 29461997
Thuranira Vivian Mwendwa 28158438
Tonui Arthur Kibet 32431724
Too Abraham Kipchirchir 32054380
Too Roy Kiprutoo 28515781
Tororei Brian Kipchumba 27722319
Towett Kiplangat Erick 32517723
Tsuma Alex Tsuma 28869110
Tsuma Joseph Mapiku 29250488
Tuitoek Daisy Jepkonga 32622476
Tupokal Enos Pkiror 29623056
Wabomba Derrick Munene 29499492
Wairimu Daniel Maina 28729382
Wambua Brigid Wanza 28563178
Wambua Joyce Nduku 32010061
Wambui Kihinyo Martha 30175005
Wamburu Samuel Ngigi 28565959
Wamera Wilson Solomon 29311672
Wango Winnie Achieng 29265693
Wangui David Murimi 27750647
Wangui Rosalyne Wangui 32800109
Wanjau Evanson Kariuki 29705186
Wanjohi Ignatius Gichure 29907330
Wanjohi Richard Gachoki 29956695
Warugu Moses Kanyi 32828465
Wasama Brenda Cheruto 30836630
Waweru Ebrahim Ndirangu 31674091

Wekesa Charlene Nanjala 29614099
Werungah Evans Kaya 30773591
Wesley Maro Getia 30236372
Wesonga Habil Machengo 29094071
Solomon Wilson Wangera 29311672
Winny Chelagat 28881542
Wolle Stephen Dulach 28461184
Wycliffe Zedekiah Onganga 29992405
Yego Boaz Kipkemboi 29345055
Yegon Brian Kibet 32392376
Yvonne Mwikali Maina 30946295
Zachariah Isaac 33536821

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STATE DEPARTMENT FOR SOCIAL PROTECTION AND SENIOR

CITIZENS AFFAIRS RECRUITMENT OF ENUMERATOR SUPERVISORS

The State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs will be recruiting casuals for twenty one (21) days to supervise enumerators who shall be collecting data in Kakamega (98), Kajiado (67), Meru (44), Mombasa (48), Homabay (56), Nyamira (29), Elgeyo Marakwet, Bungoma (87), Nyandarua (33), Machakos (49), Kirinyaga (18), and Migori (5)

qualifications

  1. At least a mean grade of C Plain or its equivalent in form four level of education
  2. Computer proficiency
  3. Candidate must be a resident of the location and conversant with the local language exception to be given to urban centres which are considered metropolitan.
  4. Candidates who are Community Health Volunteers and have held positions of leadership will have an added advantage

Remuneration

Successful candidates will be paid daily wages of Kshs. 1,300 per day based on daily targets as will be outlined in the appointment letter payable at the end of twenty-one days Transport allowance shall be paid at the rate of Kshs. 1,000 per day to facilitate data collection

Airtime will be provided.

Interested and qualified persons are requested to make their applications online through the link provided at the State Department’s website: www.socialprotection.go.ke/jobs. Hard copies shall not be accepted. The deadline for the application is on 24th April, 2023.

Only shortlisted candidates will be invited to appear in person before interview/recruitment panels on scheduled dates, venues and time to be communicated.

STATE DEPARTMENT FOR SOCIAL PROTECTION AND SENIOR CITIZENS AFFAIRS

RECRUITMENT OF ENUMERATORS

The State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs will be recruiting casuals for twenty one (21) days to serve as enumerators to carry out data collection in Kakainega (971), Kajiado (661), Meru (436), Mombasa (476), Homabay (551), Nyamira (288), Elgeyo Marakwet (287), Bungoma (866), Nyandarua (323), Machakos (481), Kirinyaga (178), and Migori (50) Counties.

Qualifications

  1. At least a mean grade of C- Minus or its equivalent in form four level of education
  2. Computer proficiency
  3. Candidate must be a resident of the sub-location and conversant with the local language exception is given to urban centres which are considered metropolitan.

Remuneration

Successful candidates will be paid daily wages of Kshs. 1,000 per day based on daily targets as will be outlined in the appointment letter payable at the end of twenty-one days.

Transport allowance shall be paid at the rate of Kshs. 500 per day to facilitate data collection.

Airtime will be

Interested and qualified persons are requested to make their applications online through the link provided at the State Department’s website: www.socialprotection.go.ke. Hard copies shall not be accepted. fhe deadline for the application is on 24″ April, 2023.

Only shortlisted candidates will be invited to appear in person before interview/recruitment panels on scheduled dates, venues and time to be communicated.

Available enumerators vacancies; apply now

Short-term Data Enumerators for Annual Outcome Survey

Project Summary

Kenya Crops & Dairy Market Systems (KCDMS) is part of Feed the Future program,

America’s initiative to combat global hunger and poverty. In this regard, USAID is

partnering with RTI International on a 5-year new cooperative agreement to help increase agricultural production and reduce poverty and malnutrition in Kenya. The project will also spur competitive, resilient market systems in Kenya’s horticulture and dairy sectors.

Job Summary

The enumerators will provide technical assistant of data collection exercise using ODK

configured tablets from the list of sampled program participants working with Kenya Crops and Dairy Market Systems Activity. The survey will involve three levels: household level survey, market actors level survey as well as social inclusion & nutrition targeted surveys.

The survey will cover twelve (12) counties of program operations which are: Bungoma,

Busia, Kakamega, Vihiga, Kisumu, Homabay, Siaya, Kisii, Migori, Makueni, Kitui and Taita Taveta.

The enumeration exercise will last a maximum of 13 days inclusive 10 of enumeration and 3 days of enumeration training, tool testing and logistics planning.

In addition, the enumerators are expected to conduct themselves in a proper manner during this engagement as a representative of the program, are responsible for the safe keeping and care of program assets assigned to them including tablets and should maintain confidentiality of the information collected from program beneficiaries.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

1). Understanding the objectives and activities of Kenya Crops and Dairy Market Systems Activity 2019 Annual Outcome Survey

2). Attend three days enumerators training which will equip you with skills that are necessary for conducting effective interviews, understanding data collection tools and how to use ODK tablets while conducting the survey

3). Participate in the actual pilot of the data collection tools in order to assess the validity and reliability of the questionnaire so as to improve its practicality while conducting the interview with farmers

4). Obtaining informed consent by the farmer respondents prior to starting interview/survey with the support of KCD staff

5). Collect data from farmers survey respondents using tablets in accordance with formalities illustrated by the monitoring and evaluation team

6). Collect, record and submit data as accurately as possible and within the established time frame (including daily targets).

7). Provide a technical report following the format that will be provided for, by the monitoring and evaluation team with high level summaries and key insights from the survey

8). Seek technical assistance from monitoring and evaluation team members as needed while conducting the survey in the field

9). Represent RTI – KCD project in a professional and courteous manner at all times during the entire exercise of engagement.

10). Diligently following instructions received from the KCD monitoring and evaluation staff at all the time

Qualifications and Competencies

1). Diploma or University education required

2). Computer / mobile application experience

3). Must be a residence of the enumeration area or neighboring enumeration area they are assigned to work in

4). Be conversant with the local language / dialect

5). Previous experience with survey-based work as an enumerator is added advantage

6). Ability to work independently as well as an effective team player

NOTE: The successful enumerators must be available for at least uninterrupted period of thirteen (13) days from 7th to 23rd August 2019 working days only.

Application Procedure

We invite interested individuals to submit the following application documents:

• 1). A brief expression of interest (EOI) should be 1 page maximum. The EOI should include the current and expected daily rate

• 2). CV (maximum 4 pages of A4 each) with contact details of three independent work referees

To apply, please send your cover letter and CV to:

procurement@kcdmsd.rti.org with EOI-KCDMS-FY19-018 on the email subject line by July 17, 2019 at 1700 hours.

Due to high volumes of applications received, should you not have received feedback on your application within two weeks of the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful. We reserve the right to withdraw any of our consultancies at any time.

Latest KenGen Human Resource Assistants Jobs in Kenya – Internship & Permanent Vacancies

Job Title : Human Resource Assistants – Internship – HR/INT/HR/02/2023

Job Highlights

 Jan 11th, 2023 00:00 |  Jan 17th, 2023 23:59

Internship | Human Resource Assistants

Job Summary

The job holder is responsible for implementing HR policies and procedures under the guidance of a snr officer.

Job Description

Duties and responsibilities

  1. Drafting letters, memos and circulars.
  2. Providing administrative support to staff in the section including reservation and receiving stationery, keeping records and monitoring consumption.
  3. Filing and retrieving of employee records and section files.
  4. Receiving job applications and compiling data for shortlisting; Inviting candidates and panelists for interviews and distributing interview packs.

Qualifications

  1. Diploma in Human Resource Management or equivalent qualification from a recognized institution.

Additional Information

Minimum Education Level : Diploma

Your chance to witness and work during the Qatar FIFA World Cup in 2022

Qatar will be hosting soccer’s biggest tournament, the FIFA World cup in 2022. To this end, the Qatar government has launched ‘an initiative dubbed ‘Road to 2022 Volunteer Initiative’ which is aimed at registering volunteers across the world to contribute towards hosting the FIFA World Cup in 2022.’ Click on this link to access the official registration website: https://sc.qa/en/opportunities/volunteer

The initiative is targeting especially the youth to lend support on a range of activities such as:

  • Events organizing
  • Management
  • Hospitality
  • Marketing
  • Communication
  • Audience management
  • Security and
  • Medical activities.

Further details including registration can be accessed by visiting: https://www.seeyouin2022.qa.

Click on this link to apply for sublime careers in Qatar: Qatar Careers Applications

This information is contained in a ministry of foreign affairs- Kenya presser dated 21.10.2010. The Ministry goes ahead to urge members of the public to ‘assist in widely circulating this information as the initiative provides a good opportunity for the youth and semi-skilled workers; since the volunteers will stand a high chance of getting permanent employment, thereafter.’

The New Mwalimu National Platform Guide; Mwalimu hela

Update on new mobile platform.

  1. All Mwalimu National Members have been integrated on the new Mwalimu Mobile Platform.

2. you will be a release of text messages with a new PIN to log into the new platform through a USSD as will be advised

3. Members using the USSD will log in using the PIN sent to log I and enter details as required then change their passwords

4. Using the new password log to the new MwalimuHela (which you can download from playstore)

5. User name is your phone number. Password is the new password you change into. On log in. The app wi ask for activation

6. Get the activation code from the Mobile ussd platform  the activation code will be used to activate MwalimuHela

7. When you log in go to my account by entering 5

8. Then go to mobile app by entering 3

9. Finally enter 1 to get sms with activation code

10. Use that code to activate the MwalimuHela up and you will be ready to use the app.

The screenshots below can act as a good quick guide on how to use the new Mwalimu Mobile App.

Latest Job opportunity at KUCCPS; Requirements and application procedure

REF: KUCCPS 041/19 SENIOR INTERNAL AUDITOR, KUCCPS 5

JOB DESCRIPTION

The Senior Internal Auditor will be responsible to the Manager, Internal Audit in the performance of his/her duties.


Application Details

  1. Interested applicants MUST complete an online Job Application Process on the website and attach a detailed CV, copies of certificates and clearance documents relating to the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution on leadership and integrity as indicated.
  2. Only the shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Assisting in the development of annual audit work plans, assignment plans and programmes;

2. Performing audit tests on the internal controls in accounting, administrative and operational procedures including information systems;

3. Ensuring that the audit findings are properly documented;

4. Preparing and issuing primary audit reports detailing audit findings;

5. Interpretation of financial control and management resolution of the Placement Service;

6. Reviewing and developing audit techniques and procedures for financial as well as comprehensive audits;

7. Expressing opinions on the adequacy, effectiveness and efficiency of all systems and control procedures in place to achieve established objectives, and recommend corrective actions to improve operations, enhance internal controls and reduce cost.

8. Assist in monitoring and auditing risk assessment exercises and the implementation of risk management guidelines;

9. Preparing periodic audit reports.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

1. Have a minimum of five (5) years’ relevant work experience in the Public Service or in the Private Sector;

2. Have a Bachelor’s Degree in any of the following fields: – Commerce, Economics, Statistics, Applied Mathematics, Business Administration, Finance or other relevant and equivalent qualifications from a recognized institution;

3. Be in possession of the following: – CPA (K), CISA and CIA or any other relevant and equivalent qualifications from a recognised institution;

4. Be a member in good standing of the following professional bodies: – CPA (K), CISA and CIA;

5. Have a certificate in a supervisory course lasting not less than four (4) weeks from a recognised institution;

6. Be proficient in computer applications;

7. Fulfill the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution;

8. Show merit and ability as reflected in work performance and results.

How to apply

First

Detailed descriptions and specific requirements of the positions are available on this website

Second

Interested applicants MUST complete an the Oonline Job Application Process on the Placement Service KUCCPS website and attach a detailed CV, copies of certificates and proof of meeting the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution on leadership and integrityrequirements.

Third

Only the shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

To apply click on this link: https://careers.kuccps.net/register/

Kazi Mtaani latest News today

KAZI MTAANI IS BACK (PHASE 3 HIRING)

Applications have been opened

♦️Contract period:2 years
♦️Age of applicants:18-35yrs
♦️Available vacancies:6,000.
All counties recruiting.
♦️Monthly payments:ksh20,000 paid every 2 weeks.

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Applications are done online. 5 day notice given

Available Government Jobs at the Public Service Commission, PSC

  VACANT POSITIONS IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION    

Applications are invited from qualified persons for the positions shown below.

Interested and qualified persons are requested to make their applications ONLINE through the Commission website: www.publicservice.go.ke or jobs portal: www.psckjobs.go.ke

 

Please Note:

  • Applicants should provide all the details requested for in the It is an offence to include incorrect information in the application. Details of academic and professional certificates not obtained by closure of the advert should not be included.
  • Only shortlisted and successful applicants will be
  • Canvassing in any form will lead to automatic
  • The Public Service Commission is committed to implementing the provisions of the Constitution – Chapter 232 (1) on fair competition and merit, representation of Kenya’s diverse communities and affording equal employment opportunities to men and women, members of all ethnic groups and persons with THEREFORE, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, THE MARGINALIZED AND THE MINORITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
  • Shortlisted candidates shall be required to produce originals of their National

Identity Card, academic and professional certificates and transcripts during interviews.

  • It is a criminal offence to present fake certificates/documents.
  • Serving officers shall be required to avail Original letters of appointment to the current substantive posts during the

 

Applications should reach the Commission on or before 14th November 2023 latest 5.00 pm (East African Time)

 

PRINCIPAL MANAGEMENT ANALYST – FIVE (5) POSTS – V/NO. 198/2023

 

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs.185,534 – 290,597 p.m.                       PSC 5 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • served for a minimum period of five (5) years in the field of Management Consultancy, Human Resource Management, Human Resource Development or Organizational Development, three (3) of which should have been at the grade of Management Analyst CSG 9 and above or in a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service;
  • a Bachelors degree in any of the following fields: Human Resource Management, Human Resource Development, Human Resource Planning, Business Administration, Economics/Statistics, Organization Design and Development, Education, Sociology, Anthropology, Government/Political Science, Public Administration or any other relevant Social Science from a university recognized in Kenya;
  • demonstrable experience in workload analysis and staffing norms; and
  • membership to a relevant Professional body (where applicable).

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • undertaking review and implementation of organizational structures, staff establishment proposals from Ministries/Departments/Agencies and other Public Service institutions and aligning them with their respective mandates;
  • providing technical support and advice to Ministries/Departments and other Public Service organizations with a view to identifying organizational and operational challenges;
  • providing technical support and institutional advisory services to County Governments on Human Resource Management matters;
  • analysing, reconciling, updating and maintenance of staff establishment data in the Public Service;
  • analysing staff establishment data to facilitate review of organization structures and succession management;
  • analysing and evaluating organizational structures and staff establishment proposals from Ministries/Departments and other Public Service organizations to inform determination of optimal staffing levels;
  • undertaking workload analysis, operational analysis, job analysis, job evaluation and grading in Ministries/Departments and other public organizations with a view to determine optimal staffing levels;

 

  • generating reports based on the analysis of organizational structures and staff establishment data from Ministries/Departments and other Public Service organizations;
  • initiating the development of job descriptions and specifications in career management;
  • preparing board papers/briefs, agenda and minutes and making recommendations for the County Appeals and Devolution Matters Committee and Commission Board;
  • initiating the development of succession plans for the Public Service; and
  • undertaking periodic and ad hoc assignments in areas of organizational design, functional analysis, job evaluation, grading, and succession

 

PRINCIPAL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT OFFICER – FOUR (4) POSTS – V/NO. 199/2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 185,534 – 290,597 p.m.                                                                           PSC 5 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • served for a minimum period of five (5) years in the field of human resource management and development, three (3) of which should be at CSG 9 and above or in a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service;
  • a Bachelors degree in Human Resources Management, Social Science or comparable qualification from a university recognized in Kenya;
  • membership with IHRM or other relevant professional

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • designing and reviewing human resource management policies, strategies, procedures and standards in the Public Service;
  • undertaking research and analysis of policy issues relating to human resource management practices in the public service;
  • researching on best practices in human resource management for the Public Service;
  • liaising with Ministries, Departments and Agencies on recruitment and selection matters;
  • developing proposals and recommendations on human resource management reforms in the Public Service;

 

  • formulating strategies for collaborative initiatives, partnerships and linkages with stakeholders;
  • following up with Ministries, Departments and Agencies to ensure compliance with human resource management practices and standards;
  • monitoring and Evaluation of implementation Human Resource Management policies, rules, regulations and procedures for the Public Service;
  • reviewing, designing, developing, deploying, training and implementation of appropriate information systems for use in Human Resource Management in the Public Service; and
  • development of departmental work plans, budget and programs

 

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICER – TWO (2) POSTS – V/NO. 200//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 121,851 – 185,534 p.m p.m.                                                                                 PSC 4 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • served for a minimum period of three (3) years in the field of human resource management and development at CSG 11 and above or in a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service;
  • a Bachelors degree in Human Resource Management or Social Science or comparable qualification from a university recognized in Kenya;
  • membership with IHRM or other relevant professional

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • participating in designing and reviewing recruitment and selection policies, strategies, procedures and standards in the Public Service;
  • assisting in research and analysis of policy issues relating to recruitment and selection practices in the public service;
  • researching on best practices in recruitment and selection for the Public Service;
  • assisting in developing proposals and recommendations on recruitment and selection reforms in the Public Service;
  • assisting in overseeing shortlisting and interview boards to ensure they run smoothly;
  • participating in formulating, implementing and reviewing recruitment and selection policies and strategies for the Public

 

PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT & SERVICE DELIVERY TRANSFORMATION OFFICER – THREE (3) POSTS – V/NO. 201//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 121,851 – 185,534 p.m p.m.                                                                                 PSC 4 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • served for a minimum period of three (3) years in the field of Economics, ICT, Statistics at CSG 11 and above or in a comparable or relevant position in the public service; and
  • a Bachelors degree in Economics, Statistics, Computer Science or Business Information Technology or equivalent qualification from a university recognized in

 

Duties & Responsibilities:

  • participating in the development and implementation of performance monitoring system in the Public Service;
  • participating in    performance     capability     reviews    to    determine                                 Ministries, Departments and Agencies capacity to meet set objectives;
  • participating in the development of citizen scorecards;
  • participating in the development and review of performance contracting guidelines;
  • participating in Vetting of performance contracts; performance evaluation; and development of performance measurement criteria/appraisal instruments;
  • participating in the development of productivity measurement framework for the Public Service;
  • initiating the review of performance evaluation/ appraisal instruments for the Public Service;
  • reviewing of Public Service Excellence Service Award guidelines according to service delivery standards;
  • updating the catalogue of frontline citizen facing services;
  • participating in meetings with Ministries, Departments and Agencies for purposes of development of service delivery standards;
  • assisting in development and evaluation of performance management policies, regulations and procedures;
  • participating in providing support to Ministries, Departments and Agencies in the alignment of service delivery targets with government priorities; and

 

  • supporting Public Service institutions in ensuring the development and review of their Service Delivery Charters to changing needs of

 

PRINCIPAL LEGAL OFFICER – TWO (2) POSTS – V/NO 202//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 185,534 – 290,597 p.m.                                                                          PSC 5 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • served for a minimum period of at least three (3) years in the grade of Senior State Counsel, CSG 8 and above or in a comparable and relevant position in the wider Public Service, the private sector or a law firm;
  • a Bachelor of Laws Degree (LLB) from a university recognized in Kenya;
  • a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal studies from the Kenya School of Law;
  • been an advocate of the High Court of Kenya;
  • possess a current valid practicing certificate;
  • experience in handling litigation in court;
  • good communication and analytical skills;
  • be a member of the Law Society of Kenya; and
  • fulfill the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya.

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • handle litigation on behalf of the Commission;
  • preparing preliminary legal instruments in relation to legal proceedings on behalf of the commission in relation to cases that have been lodged against the commission;
  • drawing pleadings and responses for filing in court on behalf of the Commission;
  • preparing of the Commission witnesses in court proceedings;
  • drafting of legal opinions in line with the provisions of the constitution and legislations;
  • handling routine correspondence on legal matters;
  • preparation and drafting of briefs on appeals from county government public service, state corporations and public universities and other cases that impact the commission and ensure compliance with the constitution;
  • conducting preliminary research on matters, policies and legislations that impact on the commission’s mandate to ensure compliance with the constitution as per the mandate of the commission;

 

  • providing input in the development of policies and preparation of legislations to enable the Commission to effectively discharge its functions; and
  • ensuring compliance with principles and values of good governance and human rights, transparency, accountability, ethics and integrity as the Commission undertakes its

 

LEGAL OFFICER – ONE (1) POST – V/NO 203//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs.121,851 – 185,534 p.m p.m.                                                                                 PSC 4 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • a Bachelor of Laws Degree (LLB) from a university recognized in Kenya;
  • a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal studies from the Kenya School of Law;
  • be an advocate of the High Court of Kenya;
  • possess a current valid practicing certificate;
  • good communication, analytical and problem solving skills;
  • be able to work with teams;
  • be proficient in computer applications;
  • be a member of the Law Society of Kenya; and
  • fulfill the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya.

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • handling litigation on behalf of the Commission;
  • carrying out preliminary legal research as instructed to ensure compliance with the Constitution;
  • assisting in the drafting of pleadings and other legal documents for filing in court on behalf of the Commission in relation to cases that have been lodged against the Commission;
  • assisting in the drafting of briefs on appeals from county government public service, state corporations and public universities and other cases that impact the Commission and ensure compliance with the Constitution;
  • assisting in the drafting of legal opinions on various legal issues that impact the Commission and ensure compliance with the Constitution; and
  • handling routine correspondence for the directorate to ensure compliance with the strategic goals of the

 

PRINCIPAL MONITORING AND EVALUATION OFFICER – TWO (2) POSTS – V/NO. 204//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 185,534 – 290,597 p.m.                                                                          PSC 5 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:

  • served for a minimum period of five (5) years in applied research or monitoring and evaluating policies, projects and programmes or related field, three (3) of which should be at CSG 9 and above or in a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service;
  • a Bachelors degree in any of the following fields; Economics, Statistics, Operations Research, monitoring and evaluation, data science or any other comparable qualification from a university recognized in Kenya;
  • demonstrate thorough understanding of national goals, policies, objectives and ability to relate them to National Values and Principles of Governance and Values and Principles of Public Service; and
  • demonstrable experience in big data analytics will be an added

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • participating in the evaluation of policies, systems and procedures that promotes effectiveness and efficiency in the public service;
  • participating in monitoring and evaluation on the organization, administration and personnel practices in public institutions;
  • monitoring and evaluating the implementation status of Public Service Commission’s and Departmental Human Resource Advisory Committee decisions and file quarterly returns;
  • participating in the efficiency and governance surveys;
  • participating in formulation and implementation of procedures and strategies for effective discharge of monitoring and evaluation function;
  • drafting briefs and reports for the Compliance and Quality Assurance Committee;
  • participating in     investigating     organization,     administration     and                                 personnel practices in public institutions;
  • providing technical support on M&E in the public service;
  • any other duty as may be assigned from time to

 

PRINCIPAL GOVERNANCE AND ETHICS OFFICER – TWO (2) POSTS – V/NO. 205//2023

 

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 185,534 – 290,597 p.m.                                                                          PSC 5 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:

  • served for a minimum period of five (5) years in governance and ethics, public policy, social research, legislative framework on governance or related field, three

(3) of which should be at CSG 9 and above or in a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service;

  • a Bachelors degree in Governance and Leadership, Political Science, Public Administration, Anthropology, Law, Sociology, International Relations or any other relevant qualifications from a university recognized in Kenya; and
  • demonstrate thorough understanding of national goals, policies, objectives and how they link to National Values and Principles of Governance and Values and Principles of Public

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • participating in the development and implementation of programmes for the promotion of national and public service values and principles under Articles 10 and 232 of the Constitution in the Public Service;
  • participating in the preparation of the report to the President and Parliament on the extent to which the values and principles are complied with in the Public Service and determine the compliance indices within the Public Service;
  • training Public Officers on the legal, policy and administrative framework on governance and ethics in the Public Service;
  • drafting briefs and reports for the Compliance and Quality Assurance Committee on governance and ethics;
  • administering and analyzing the declarations of Incomes, Assets and Liabilities in the Public Service;
  • participating in the annual evaluation and reporting on the status of implementation of values and principles in Articles 10 and 232 of the Constitution;
  • participating in the annual citizen satisfaction surveys and governance audits;
  • participating in investigation on the organization, administration and personnel practices in public institutions;
  • participating in the development and/or review of legislations, policies, regulations, guidelines and procedures on the promotion of values and good governance across the Public Service;
  • provision of technical support on governance and ethics in the Public Service; and

 

  • any other duty as may be assigned from time to

 

PRINCIPAL COMPLIANCE AUDIT OFFICER – FOUR (4) POSTS – V/NO. 206//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 185,534 – 290,597 p.m.                                                                          PSC 5 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:-

  • served for a minimum period of five (5) years in Human Resource Management, Financial Systems Audit, Organization Development & Design, Big Data Analytics, Statistics or related field, three (3) of which should be at CSG 9 and above or in a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service;
  • a Bachelors degree in any of the following fields: Human Resources Management, Organizational Design & Development, Information Systems Audit, Actuarial Science, Management Science or any other relevant field from a University recognized in Kenya;
  • demonstrate thorough understanding of national goals, policies, objectives and how they link to National Values and Principles of Governance and Values and Principles of Public Service; and
  • experience in Payroll Audit or Systems Audit is an added

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • participating in the evaluation of policies and strategies for effective and efficient management of public service;
  • undertaking compliance audits on the organization, administration and personnel practices in public institutions;
  • participating in investigating organization, administration and personnel practices in the Public Service;
  • monitoring and evaluating the implementation status of Public Service Commission and Departmental Human Resource Advisory Committee decisions and file annual returns;
  • drafting briefs and reports for the Compliance and Quality Assurance Committee;
  • participating in the public service organizations’ payroll audit and other Human Resource systems and prepare reports;
  • participating in the review of the implementation of the Human Resource instruments and systems in public institutions; and
  • provision of technical support on Human Resource in the Public

 

SENIOR SUPPORT STAFF – TWO (2) POSTS – V/NO. 207/2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 63,129 – 92,991 p.m.                                                                                 PSC 2 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:-

  • served for a minimum period of three (3) years at CSG 15 and above as a support staff or in a comparable position in the Public Service;
  • Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education mean grade D (Plain) or its approved equivalent;
  • functional ability to operate computer applications;
  • ability to work under minimal supervision; and
  • good interpersonal skills

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • general cleaning duties;
  • collection and dispatch of office mail;
  • loading and offloading office material;
  • liaising with the Office Administrators on operational matters;
  • filing and Organization of the offices;
  • delivery of files to action officers;
  • prepare and serving tea for staff; and
  • any other assigned duties from time to

 

 

RECEPTION ASSISTANT – TWO (2) POSTS – V/NO. 208//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs.88,383 – 121,851 p.m.                        PSC 3 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:-

  • served for a minimum period of three (3) years at the position of Reception Assistant CSG 13 and above or in a comparable position in the Public Service;
  • a Certificate in Communications Studies, Mass Communications, Journalism, Public Relations, Information Science, Media Studies, Corporate Communications,

 

Social Sciences or any equivalent qualification from a university recognized in Kenya;

  • good communication skills;
  • ability to work under minimal supervision; and
  • good interpersonal

 

Duties & Responsibilities:

  • managing visitors access to the Authority’s premises;
  • receiving, directing and ushering visitors;
  • booking of meeting rooms;
  • maintenance of reception area

 

OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT  – TEN (10) POSTS – V/NO. 209/2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 88,383 – 121,851 p.m.                        PSC 3 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:-

  • served for a minimum period of three (3) years in the position of Office Administrative Assistant CSG 13 and above or in a comparable position in the Public Service;
  • possess the following Single and Group Certificates from the Kenya National Examinations Council:
    1. Typewriting III (50 p.m.)
    2. Shorthand III (100 p.m.)
    3. Business English III
    4. Office Practice II
    5. Secretarial Duties II
    6. Commerce II
    7. Office Management III

 

OR

a Diploma in Secretarial Studies from the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) or equivalent qualifications from a recognized Institution; and

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • produce documents, briefing papers, reports and maintain confidential documents in support of the department;
  • organize, maintain diaries, make appointments for efficient departmental time schedules;

 

  • deal with incoming, outgoing mails, calls , all correspondences on behalf of the managers as first level of communication;
  • device and maintain office systems that include data management and files for efficient records preservation;
  • draft departmental meeting minutes and transcribe them into internal letterheads and templates for sign off by the managers;
  • communication and follow up on issues that require inter departmental coordination for the engagement of various stakeholders;
  • answer departmental telephone lines and direct lines and directs them to the respective recipients for further action;
  • maintaining up to date file systems in the department and tract file movement out of department for accountability; and
  • requisition for departmental user items like stationery and hospitality items for use by the

 

FINANCE OFFICER – ONE (1) POST – V/NO 210//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 121, 851 – 185, 534 p.m.                                                                            PSC 4 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • served for a minimum period of three (3) years as a Finance Officer in CSG 11 and above or a comparable or relevant grade in the Public Service;
  • a Bachelors degree in Commerce (Finance), Business Administration, Economics, business Management or a related field from a university recognized in Kenya; and
  • a Certified Public Accountant of Kenya (CPA [K]).

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • gather, compile and analyze information on commitment and expenditure trends and initiate appropriate corrective actions as may be required;
  • control expenditure commitments at the commission to ensure alignment with the institutional strategy;
  • preparing quarterly expenditure forecasts for senior management review;
  • processing and prepare medium term expenditure framework budget;
  • compiling information required on budget monitoring and expenditure control including expenditures on salaries and allowance;
  • loading budget estimates into the budget Integrated Financial Management

 

Information System (IFMIS) online;

  • receiving, verify and consolidate budgets from all departments to ensure the achievement of the directorate objectives strategy to ensure alignment with the institutional

 

ACCOUNTANT – ONE (1) POST – V/NO. 211//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 121, 851 – 185, 534 p.m.                                                                            PSC 4 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • three (3) years’ experience in the field of accounting as an Accountant CSG 11 and above or in a comparable position in the Public Service;

OR

six (6) years’ experience in the field of accounting as an Account Assistant CSG 12 and above or in a comparable position in the Public Service; and

 

  • a Bachelors Degree in Commerce (Accounting or Finance Option, Business Administration (Accounting Option) from a university recognized Kenya or any other relevant equivalent qualification and a pass in Part II of the Certified Public Accountants (CPA) Examination or its recognized equivalent;

 

OR

 

A pass in Part III of the Certified Public Accountants (CPA) Examination or its recognized equivalent from a recognized institution.

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • verification of vouchers and committal documents in accordance with laid down rules, regulations and procedures;
  • capture data in IFMIS including invoicing or validation;
  • maintain primary electronic and manual records such as cashbooks, ledgers, vote books electronically and registers;
  • preparing simple management reports such as imprest and expenditure returns;
  • posting payments and receipt vouchers in the cashbooks, balancing and ruling of the cashbook on daily basis;
  • arranging for withdrawal of cash for office use and ensuring safety of the same at all times;

 

  • preparing Bank Reconciliation Statements, that is, reconcile the balances as per Bank Statements with the closing balances as per the Cashbook as at the end of each month and bring out the reconciling items as per the prescribed template;
  • analyzing of below line Accounts and other routine accounting jobs;
  • assisting with the preparation of financial statements in accordance with the cash basis of accounting under international Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS) and Car and Mortgage loans scheme under accrual basis; and
  • responsible for safe custody of Government records and

 

RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICER – ONE (1) POST – V/NO. 212//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 121, 851 – 185, 534 p.m.                                                                            PSC 4 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • served for a minimum period of three (3) years in the field of Internal Auditing and Risk Management at the grade of CSG 11 and above or a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service;
  • a Bachelors degree in Finance, Risk Management, Accounting or related discipline from university recognized in Kenya ;
  • advanced knowledge of Enterprise Risk Management principles and practices;
  • have the following certifications:
    1. Certified Public Accountant [CPA(K)]; and
    2. Risk Management Certification
  • be a member in good in standing of the following professional bodies:
    1. Institute of Certified Public Accountant Kenya (ICPAK), and
    2. Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA)
  • be proficient in risk management practices, auditing techniques, standards and

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • developing for approval by the Head of Audit and Risk the Annual work plan for the Risk Division;
  • risk identification for all the Commission Functions;
  • conducting regular risk assessments;
  • managing and prepare all documentation related to risk assessments and reviews;
  • evaluating the impact of each risk by considering its consequences;
  • developing risk management controls and systems;
  • designing processes to eliminate or mitigate potential risks;

 

  • creating contingency plans to manage crises;
  • evaluating existing policies and procedures to find weaknesses;
  • delivering regular risk analysis reports to the Head of Audit and Risk;
  • evaluating employees’ risk awareness and train them when necessary;
  • preparing a risk-management budget;
  • working with the Risk champions in the various departments/Divisions/Units to prepare risk registers;
  • developing and maintain the commission-wide risk

 

INFORMATION SYSTEMS AUDITOR – ONE (1) POST – V/NO. 213//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 121, 851 – 185, 534 p.m.                                                                            PSC 4 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • served for a minimum period of three (3) years in the field of Internal Auditing in an Information Systems environment at the grade of CSG 11 and above or a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service;
  • have a Bachelors Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Accounting or a related discipline from a university recognized in Kenya;
  • comprehensive understanding of IT security and infrastructure;
  • the following certifications:
    1. Certified Information Systems Auditor(CISA);
    2. Certified Public Accountant [CPA(K)]; and
    3. Risk Management
  • be a member in good in standing of the following professional bodies:
    1. Institute of Certified Public Accountant Kenya (ICPAK); and
    2. Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA).
    3. Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA)

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • assist with the development of an annual risk-based IT audit plan and execute assigned components thereof;
  • recommending changes to controls, processes, and procedures to ensure data integrity and security and improve operational efficiency and appropriate suggestions to achieve the improvements;
  • providing support on data analysis tools and Audit management systems;

 

  • working collaboratively with management and the Head of Internal Audit to identify and assess IT and related risks;
  • following up on internal audit recommendations to ensure implementation;
  • complying with auditing standards, follow good business practices, and efficiently utilize audit resources;
  • assisting the Head of Audit and Risk coordinating with external auditors on IT- related matters;
  • assisting the head of audit & risk with administrative activities related to the day- to-day affairs of the Internal Audit Department, as

 

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT OFFICER – ONE (1) POST – V/NO. 214//2023

Gross Salary:                                    Kshs. 121, 851 – 185, 534 p.m.                                                                            PSC 4 (Salary includes 60% basic pay and 40% allowances)

Annual Leave:                                  30 working days per financial year

Medical Cover:                                 As provided by the Commission

Terms of Service:                            Permanent and pensionable

 

For Appointment to this grade, an officer must have: –

  • a Bachelors Degree in any of the following fields: Procurement and Supply Chain Management, Purchasing and Supplies Management, Procurement and Logistics, Procurement and Contract Management, Commerce (Supplies Option), Business Administration (Supplies Management Option), or any other relevant field from a university recognized in Kenya;
  • a thorough understanding of the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act, 2015 and other statues, rules and regulations;
  • understanding and knowledge of E-procurement; and
  • membership to the Kenya Institute of Supplies Management (KISM).

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • creating of procurement requisitions and creating of orders through the system;
  • receipt of goods and services, ensure inspection and acceptance of goods received and taking goods on charge upon receipt;
  • progressing of orders after deliveries and issuing goods to user to user dependents;
  • updating stock control cards (S3) and monitoring reordering levels;
  • maintaining stores records, stock and inventory control and stores management (safety, security, and cleanliness);
  • following up printing of documents at government printer;
  • participating in board of survey to identify obsolete, surplus and unserviceable items;
  • coordinating and controlling order cycle and carrying out continuous stock checking;
  • carrying out periodic market surveying for common user items in the market;
  • carrying out IFMIS responsibilities as assigned; and
  • secretariat to the disposal

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NYS Paramilitary Training; Requirements, Intakes and Pass outs

The National Youth Service, NYS.

About 30,000 youth are recruited annually and trained in various skills (paramilitary, engineering, fashion and design, business management, catering, agriculture, secretarial, plant operation, construction, driving) and, prepared for other national matters such as service in the armed forces, national reconstruction and disaster response. These remain relevant to date.

Basic Skill Set

  • Basic paramilitary skills
  • Physical training
  • Mindset training
  • Security and counter-terrorism
  • Social transformation (life skills, patriotism, citizenship)
  • Disaster response

Paramilitary Training

NYS recruitment is carried out twice a year. It exposes N.Y.S. trainees to strict discipline, dedication, perseverance, persistence, courage and commitment to higher ideals.

The training also provides a platform to instill national cohesion and patriotism. The training culminates into a colorful and joyous pass out parade which is presided by His Excellency and Commander In Chief of the Armed Forces, Republic of Kenya

Tuko tayari….

Tuko Tayari campaign is aimed at imparting the youth with skills, which will make them productive in the economy in line with the President’s Big Four Agenda.

The Big Four Action Plan includes manufacturing, food security, affordable housing and universal healthcare for all. The National Youth Service has been tasked with the implementation of this plan using the skills that the youth acquire from the institution.

 

Kenya Prisons recruitment 2022 venues, dates in kenya

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE RECRUITMENT OF PRISONS CONSTABLES (MALE & FEMALE).

The Kenya Prisons Service wishes to announce to the general public that there will be a recruitment exercise of Prisons Constables (male & female) on 8th FEBRUARY, 2022 starting at 0800HRS.

QUALIFICATIONS (CONSTABLES)

Prospective candidates wishing to join the Kenya Prisons Service MUST meet the following conditions and possess academic qualifications as indicated;

• Must be a Kenyan citizen;
• Have a valid National Identification Card;
• Have no criminal record;
• Have a Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) minimum grade of D+ and above or equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;
• Be between the ages of 18 and 28 years for secondary school leavers;
• Be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall for men and 5 feet 2 inches tall for women;
• Be physically and medically fit;
• Must have good hearing and clear vision;
• Female candidates MUST not be pregnant at the time of recruitment and during the entire training period.

On recruitment, candidates will undergo an intensive Government sponsored para-military initial training course lasting not less than nine (9) months.

The recruitment exercise will be absolutely FREE. Bribery and other acts of corruption are unlawful. Any person presenting themselves for recruitment with falsified or fake academic/professional certificates, identity cards, or engaging in any acts that amount to corruption SHALL be disqualified, arrested and prosecuted.

Members of the public are warned that recruitment will only be conducted at the listed recruitment centres and on the day as indicated.

Any person therefore purporting to be issuing calling letters away from the recruiting centres should be treated as a criminal.

Prospective candidates MUST carry their original National identification card, birth certificate, KRA PIN certificate, academic certificates and other testimonials on the day of recruitment.

Recruitment centres, time and dates

Interested candidates are therefore, invited to attend the recruitment exercise at the centres indicated below.

RECRUITMENT OF PRISONS CONSTABLES (MALE & FEMALE) DATES, TIMES & VENUES PDF DOWNLOAD.

COUNTY SUB COUNTY/ CONSTITUENCY RECRUITING CENTRE TIME
DISTRICT
1. MOMBASA 1. Likoni Likoni Likoni (DC’s Office) 8.00am
2. Mombasa Mvita Mombasa (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
3. Nyali Nyali Kongowea(DC’s Office) 8.00am
4. Kisauni Kisauni Kisauni (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
5. Changamwe Changamwe Changamwe (DC’s Office) 8.00am
6. Jomvu Jomvu Mikindani (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
2. KWALE 7. Matuga Matuga Kwale (DC’s Office) 8.00am
8. Kinango Kinango Kinango (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
9. Lungalunga LungaLunga Lunga Lunga Pri. School 8.00am
10. Msambweni Msambweni    Ma- Msambweni (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
konde Community
3. KILIFI 11. Ganze Ganze Ganze (DC’s Office) 8.00am
12. Kilifi South Kilifi South Kikambala (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
13. Kilifi North Kilifi North Bahari Stadium/Kilifi 8.00am
14. Kaloleni Kaloleni Kaloleni (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
15. Rabai Rabai Rabai (DC’s Office) 8.00am
16. Chonyi Kilifi South Mwembekati(DC’s Office) 2.00pm
17. Malindi Malindi Malindi (DC’s Office) 8.00am
18. Magarini Magarini Marafa (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
4. TANA RIVER 19. Tana River Galole Hola (DC’s Office) 8.00am
20. Tana Delta Garsen Garsen (DC’s Office) 8.00am
21. Tana North Bura Bura (DC’s Office) 8.00am
5. LAMU 22. Lamu East Lamu East Faza (DC’s Office) 8.00am
23. Lamu West Lamu West Mpeketoni (DC’s Office) 8.00am
24. Lamu Central Lamu East Amu (DC’s Office) 8.00am
6. TAITA TAVETA 25. Voi Voi Voi (DC’s Office) 8.00am
26. Taita Wundanyi Wundanyi (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
27. Taveta Taveta Taveta (DC’s Office) 8.00am
28. Mwatate Mwatate Mwatate (DC’s Office) 2.00pm
7. GARISSA 29. Garissa Garissa Township Garissa (DC’s Office) 8.00am
30. Lagdera Lagdera Modogashe (DC’s Office) 8.00am
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Ministry of Health 3,795 internship opportunities at the County Governments

The Public Service Internship Programme is a Government initiative designed to offer the opportunity for college graduates to acquire and develop valuable technical and professional skills while gaining work experience and to certify the requirements for registration by various professional bodies. The programme is also aimed at inculcating in the interns such qualities as would make them patriotic, upright and honest citizens.

The Public Service Commission (PSC) in conjunction with the Ministry of Health invites
applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill Three Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety-Five (3795) internship posts within health facilities in the Forty-Seven (47) County Governments. The interns will be deployed in Primary Health Care Facilities level two (2) and level three (3) Hospitals across the Forty-Seven Counties and the Monthly stipend will be met by the Ministry of Health.

V/NO. COU/INT/1/2020: REGISTERED CLINICAL OFFICER III INTERN, EIGHT NINETY-EIGHT (898) POSTS

Requirements for appointment 

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:

  • (i) Diploma in Clinical Medicine and Surgery or Clinical Medicine and Community Health from a recognized institution; and
  • (ii) Certificate of Registration by Clinical Officers’ Council.

V/NO. COU/INT/2/2020: MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST III INTERN, ONE HUNDRED (100) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Diploma in Medical Laboratory sciences or any other equivalent qualification from an institution recognized by the Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologist Board;
  • (ii) Registration Certificate issued by the Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and
    Technologist Board (KMLTTB); and
  • (iii) Valid practicing license from the Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologist Board.

V/NO. COU/INT/3/2020: MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN III INTERN, SEVENTY (70) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Certificate in Medical Laboratory sciences or any other equivalent qualification from an institution recognized by the Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologist Board;
  • (ii) Registration Certificate issued by the Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologist Board; and
  • (iii) Valid practicing license from the Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologist Board.

V/NO. COU/INT/4/2020: NUTRITION AND DIETETICS TECHNOLOGIST III INTERN, SEVENTY-FIVE (75) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:

  • (i) Diploma in Community Nutrition, Clinical Nutrition or Nutrition and Dietetics from a recognized training institution; and
  • (ii) Registration by the Council of the Institute of Nutritionists and Dieticians (CIND).

V/NO. COU/INT/5/2020: NUTRITION AND DIETETICS TECHNICIAN III INTERN, SEVENTY (70) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:

  • (i) Certificate in Community Nutrition from a recognized training institution; and
  • (ii) Registration by the Council of the Institute of Nutritionists and Dieticians (CIND).

V/NO. COU/INT/6/2020: NUTRITION AND DIETETICS OFFICER INTERN, FOURTY SEVEN (47) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have:

  • (i) Bachelor’s Degree in any of the following disciplines: Foods, Nutrition and Dietetics, Dietetics/Clinical Nutrition, Food Science and Nutrition or Home Economics from a recognized institution; and
  • (ii) Registration by the Council of the Institute of Nutritionists and Dieticians (CIND).

V/NO. COU/INT/7/2020: ASSISTANT HEALTH RECORDS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT OFFICER III INTERN, FOUTY FIVE (45) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have a Diploma in Health Records and Information Technology from a recognized institution.

V/NO. COU/INT/8/2020: HEALTH RECORDS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT III INTERN, ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SEVEN (127) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have a Bachelor’s degree in Health Records and Information Management from a recognized institution.

V/NO. COU/INT/9/2020: ASSISTANT PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICER III INTERN,
THREE HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR (394) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have a Diploma in either Environmental health Sciences or Public health Inspection from a recognized institution.

V/NO. COU/INT/10/2020: ENROLLED NURSE III INTERN, FOUR HUNDRED
SEVENTY-FIVE (475) POSTS

Requirement for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Certificate in any of the following disciplines: Kenya Enrolled Nurse, Kenya Enrolled Community Health Nurse, Kenya Enrolled Midwife, Kenya Enrolled Psychiatric Nurse or Enrolled Nurse/Midwife from a recognized institution;
  • (ii) Enrolment Certificate issued by the Nursing Council of Kenya; and
  • (iii) Valid practicing license from the Nursing Council of Kenya.

V/NO. COU/INT/11/2020: REGISTERED NURSE III INTERN, FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE (475) POSTS

Requirement for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Diploma in any of the following disciplines: Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing, Kenya Registered Nursing, Kenya Registered Midwifery, Kenya Registered
    Nursing/Midwifery or Kenya Registered Nursing/Mental Health and Psychiatry from a
    recognized institution;
  • (ii) Registration Certificate issued by the Nursing Council of Kenya; and
  • (iii) Valid practicing license from Nursing Council of Kenya.

V/NO. COU/INT/12/2020: ASSISTANT PHYSIOTHERAPIST III INTERN, ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN (119) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Diploma in physiotherapy from a recognized training institution;
  • (ii) Certificate of registration from the Physiotherapy Council of Kenya; and
  • (iii) Current Certificate of Practice from Physiotherapy Council of Kenya.

V/NO. COU/INT/13/2020: PHYSIOTHERAPIST INTERN, FIFTY-FOUR (54) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from a recognized training institution;
  • (ii) Certificate of registration from the Physiotherapy Council of Kenya; and
  • (iii) Current Certificate of Practice from Physiotherapy Council of Kenya.

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V/NO. COU/INT/14/2020: MEDICAL SOCIAL WORKER III INTERN, NINETY-FIVE (95) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) mean grade C or its equivalent qualification; and
  • (ii) Diploma in any of the following disciplines: Social Work, Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, Mental health or its equivalent qualification from a recognized institution.

V/NO. COU/INT/15/2020: COMMUNITY ORAL HEALTH OFFICER III INTERN, ONE HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT (198) POSTS

Requirement for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) mean grade C (Plain) and grade C (Plain) in English/Kiswahili and Biology/ Biological Sciences and grade C- (Minus) in either Chemistry, Physics/Physical Sciences, Mathematics or General Sciences; and
  • (ii) Diploma in Community Oral Health from Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) or its equivalent from a recognized institution.

V/NO. COU/INT/16/2020: PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGIST III INTERN, ONE HUNDRED NINETY-ONE (191) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Diploma in either Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Technology or equivalent qualification approved by the Pharmacy and Poisons Board from a recognized institution; and
  • (ii) Certificate of enrollment as a pharmaceutical Technologist awarded by the pharmacy and poisons board (PPB).

V/NO. COU/INT/17/2020: ASSISTANT OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST III INTERN – NINETY-ONE (91) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have a Diploma in Occupational Therapy from a recognized institution.

V/NO. COU/INT/18/2020: ORTHOPEDIC TECHNOLOGIST INTERN, NINETY (90) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • i) A Diploma in Orthopedic Technology or its equivalent from a recognized institution; and
  • ii) A membership certificate from the professional association.

V/NO. COU/INT/19/2020: RADIOGRAPHER III INTERN, NINETY (90) POSTS

Requirement for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have: –

  • (i) Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) mean grade C (plain) in English/Kiswahili, Biology/ Biological Sciences or Physics/ Physical Sciences and C- (minus) in Mathematics; and
  • (ii) Diploma in any of the following; Diagnostic Radiography/Medical Imaging Sciences, Ultrasound, Computerized Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Mammography, Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Therapy and Digital Medical imaging equipment or its equivalent from a recognized university.

V/NO. COU/INT/20/2020: ORTHOPEDIC TRAUMA TECHNOLOGIST III INTERN, SEVENTY-TWO (72) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have a Diploma in orthopedic plaster
technology from a recognized institution.

V/NO. COU/INT/21/2020: ORTHOPEDIC TRAUMA TECHNICIAN III INTERN,
TWENTY (20) POSTS

Requirements for appointment

For appointment to this grade, a candidate must have a Certificate in either Orthopedic Plaster and Traction Technology or Orthopedic Plaster Technology from a recognized institution.

Responsibilities

Responsibilities shall be mutually agreed upon and assigned by the supervisors and in line with the regulations governing specific professional areas of deployment.

Duration of Internship

Twelve (12) months.

Stipend

The intern will be paid by the Ministry of Health a monthly stipend at a rate to be
determined by the Public Service Commission for degree, diploma and certificate holders.

Internship Certificate

On successful completion of the Internship Programme, the intern will be awarded a
certificate and registration by the regulatory bodies where applicable.

How to apply

Interested candidates who meet the requisite qualifications should make their applications by completing One (1) PSC.2 Application for Employment Form (Revised 2016) for each internship position. The form can be downloaded from the Public Service Commission website https://www.publicservice.go.ke.

The application form(s) in a plain sealed envelope(s) should be submitted to the respective County Government so as to reach the respective Secretary, County Public Service Board on or before 16th January 2020 at 5:00pm.

Please quote on top of the envelope the specific internship post applied for and indicate the Advert Number (V/NO.).

Please Note:

  • i. Candidates should attach certified copies of relevant academic and professional
    certificates and other testimonials.
  • ii. ALL the details requested in the advertisement should be filled on the FORM. It is an offence to include incorrect information in the application. Details of academic and
    professional certificates not obtained by closure of the advert should not be included.
  • iii. Only shortlisted and successful candidates will be contacted.
  • iv. Canvassing in any form will lead to automatic disqualification.
  • v.The Public Service Commission is committed to implementing the provisions of the Constitution. Chapter 232 (1) on fair competition and merit, representation of Kenyans diverse communities and affording equal employment opportunities to men and women, members of all ethnic groups and persons with disabilities.
  • vi. Shortlisted candidates shall be required to produce ORIGINALS of their National Identity Card, academic and professional certificates and transcripts during interviews.
  • vii. It is a criminal offence to present fake certificates/documents.
    THE COMMISSION SECRETARY/CEO
    PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
    COMMISSION HOUSE
    P.O. BOX 30095 – 00100
    NAIROBI.

Table; posts distribution per county.

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Senators and MPs staff contracts and salaries

Members of Parliament and Senators have been awarded about ten staff members. The workers will receive their salaries and allowances from the government and have been given a contract of five years.

Each MP, Woman Representative and Senator has been awarded close to KSh1,000,000 Million monthly for the support staff members’ perks.

Also having support staffs are Members of County Assemblies and Governors.

s/no Designation/ Worker’s job title Basic Salary Per Month
1 Manager/ Personal Assistance 200,000
2 Assistant MAnager 70,000
3 Ward Cordinator 1 100,000
4 Ward Cordinator 2 60,000
5 Account Assistant 100,000
6 Office Assistant I 100,000
7 Office Assistant II 91,000
8 Driver 50,000
9 Procurement Officer 40,000

 

National Youth Service Portal, Details

National Youth Service & Youth Resocialization

The Youth Empowerment Programme (YEP) program is a development constituency based initiative whose purpose is to catalyze youth empowerment for enhanced youth participation in National Development to create formidable youth economy. It aims to;

  • Provide gainful employment to unemployed community youth
  • Support the re-socialization of community youth
  • Foster a sense of responsibility amongst the youth
  • Support the youth to engage in economic activities through savings and training

Activities

Phase I : Empowerment – start of projects, the formation of Saving Schemes and cooperatives training

Phase II :Awakening Phase – work from morning  to lunch hour then attend entrepreneurship and life skills training for Social Transformation .

Saving Schemes

900 Community Youth shall form 60 Saving Schemes of 15 Youth each. These Schemes will immediately engage in table banking activities from their first wages payment.

Discipline

Cohorts and the NYS officers will be in the designated working dress while at work.

The chain of command is from the squad youth leader, elder, ward commander and sector commander and regional commander then to DNS.

Progress to date

National Coverage of the YEP: Since the initiation of the YEP it has reached community youth in 253 of the total 290 constituencies in Kenya. This represents a remarkable 87.2% coverage of the country.

Impact of the Programme…

  • Community participation and good citizenship:
  • Provided income to the Youth
  • Access to Finance
  • Social and financial skills
  • Improved social cohesion

Ministry of Education advertises Recruitment of Volunteer Graduate Assistants Positions

The ministry of Education seeks to recruit a total of 1,600 young Kenyan graduates to join the cohort of Kenya’s G-United National Volunteer Programme. The programme targets recent Kenyan University Graduates aged 21-30 years old to serve as volunteers in communities outside their home counties for a period of 9 months. They will undertake a week long training which includes professional skills, training and subsequently be deployed to serve in the counties.

G-United is looking for self driven, hard working and passionate Kenyan graduates to experience life in a new county and become a generation of leaders and change makers. Volunteers become “Education Ambassadors” who provide remedial education support to young learners in primary schools and contribute to the improvement of the quality of education in Kenya. The volunteers will be paid a monthly stipend of Kshs. 6,000 per month along with NHIF cover during the period under service.

ABOUT G-UNITED

Greatness United (G-United) is an annual national volunteering programme that was launched on September 2014 by the Presidency of the Republic of Kenya, and is implemented by the Ministry of Education, with technical support provided by Evidence Action. The primary aims of the programme are to:

1. Strengthen and support primary education outcomes – educational outcomes such as early literacy skills will be enhanced, by volunteers under the guidance of teachers, providing remedial support to pupils who have been identified as requiring extra support.

As mentors, volunteers will be challenged to inspire, motivate and cultivate a culture of greatness at the primary schools in which they have been deployed. Acting as ‘education ambassadors’, volunteers also promote school enrollment through outreach and awareness raising campaigns in their host communities.

2. Promote national cohesion – by volunteering in areas other than their home or residence counties, university graduates gain invaluable exposure to diverse environments and communities. While serving in these primary schools and communities, these volunteers live with local host families, further increasing opportunities for meaningful cultural exchange.

3. Create enriching personal development opportunities for the youth through community service – University graduates who are selected to participate in this volunteer programme will develop essential professional and life skills, having gone through extensive training and practical experience that will contribute towards making them better individuals.



A LIFE – CHANGING EXPERIENCE

Becoming a G-United volunteer, known as a Volunteer Graduate Assistant (VGA), is a great opportunity for self-driven, hardworking and passionate young Kenyan graduates to travel to counties other than their home counties and become a generation of leaders and changemakers. Volunteers become ‘education ambassadors’ who provide remedial education support to young learners in order to contribute to the improvement of the quality of education in Kenya.

In addition to receiving related training from a host of professionals and life coaches in the course of their service, G-United volunteers are encouraged to initiate social community projects of their choice, which help improve the quality of living locally.


WHAT DO VOLUNTEER GRADUATE ASSISTANTS DO?

G-United volunteers undergo a week of training which equips them with the necessary skills for their placement. This training includes an Introduction to Reading Aloud with young learners faciliated by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development, the importance of National Cohesion by the National Commission for Integration and Cohesion as well as personal development sessions and courses such as on Personal Branding and Entrepreneurship and Life Coaching.

After their training, VGAs are deployed in pairs to their placement counties – these are counties other than their home counties. This gives the volunteer an opportunity to experience a new environment other than what they are used to, and interact with Kenya’s rich cultural diversity. They primarily support school teachers by helping in remedial education through Read Aloud Sessions with young struggling learners who have been identified as lagging behind in classes 2 and 3.

HOW TO APPLY

The Recruitment process to join Cohort 5 is now OPEN. If you are interested in joining G-United in 2019,  proceed to GO TO THE LINK:
https://www.g-united.or.ke/index.php/apply

SELECTION PROCESS

For its fifth cohort, Greatness United (G-United) looks to recruit recent University graduates to serve as Volunteer Graduate Assistants in Primary Schools for 9 months in 2019. The Cohort 5 recruitment process begins in September 2018.

The selection process is rigorous and competitive, combining an online application, applicant engagement surveys and face-to-face interviews which determines selection for training and volunteer placement.

Close to 2,000 volunteers have already been deployed to counties across the country in the first, second, third and fourth cohorts. Our fifth cohort will expand into 2 more counties to make a total of 22 diverse counties in Kenya. The Counties which participate in the programme as of 2019 are: Busia, Nyeri, Machakos, Kilifi, Samburu, West Pokot, Kisumu, Meru, Kisii, Kajiado, Migori, Bungoma, Uasin Gishu, Kiambu, Embu, Kwale, Marsabit, Taita Taveta, KirinyagaKakamega, Baringo and Kitui.

WHO CAN APPLY?

Applicants to the volunteer programme must be at least 21-year-old Kenyan nationals who are:

– Aged 21 to 30 years
– recent Kenyan University graduates from any discipline, actively searching for a fulfilling exprience of service to the community and for personal development
– Ambitious, driven, hardworking, disciplined, brave and adventurous individuals looking to make a difference in their own lives and those of others
– Individuals who are able to commit to an un-interrupted 9-month long volunteering programme in 2019 in a different county, where they will live with a host family.


THE APPLICATION PROCESS

Applying to join G-United is a simple and straightforward procedure outlined in the phases shown below.

  • Online Application
    • Filling out the application form should take about 15 minutes. No login is required to access the platform but you will be required to finish the application all at once (you cannot save it and choose to complete it later). 
  • Ongoing Applicant Engagement
    • Eligible applicants will have the opportunity of participating in a series of surveys aimed at collecting additional data for determining programme entry behavior as well as seeking to improve the applicant’s placement. 
  • Face to Face Interview & Verification
    • Eligible applicants are invited to attend an interview with G-United Recruitment officials at County Centers nearest to them. In addition to dressing presentably, applicants are required to carry original copies of their ID, University transcript, certificates or a letter of completion.
       
  • Cohort Invitation & Placement
    • Successful applicants then receive communication from the programme, inviting them to join the programme, as well as an invitation to take part in a mandatory week-long Training.
       
  • Training & Deployment
    • Takes place at a regional centre where volunteers are taken through an intensive process meant to prepare them for the task ahead, as well as equip them with personal development skills. Thereafter, volunteers are deployed to the local community and begin their volunteer service.

Nature of Offences/ Misconduct by teachers Punishable by the Teachers Service Commission

 

New Job Vacancies at the Commission on Administrative Justice, CAJ, Kenya-2018

NEW JOB OPPORTUNITIES:

THE COMMISSION ON ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE

“Office of The Ombudsman”

‘Hata Mnyonge Ana Haki’

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

The Commission on Administrative Justice (Office of the Ombudsman) is a constitutional

body established under Article 59 (4) of the Constitution and the Commission on

Administrative Justice Act, 2011. The mandate of the Commission is to enforce

administrative justice in the public sector, and overseeing and enforcing

implementation of the Access to Information Act, 2016

The Commission seeks to fill the following vacant positions:-

No. POSITION GRADE NO. OF POSTSChief Librarian CAJ 8 1

Visit our website www.ombudsman.go.ke for detailed job specifications and other

requirements.

 

The closing date is on 2nd October 2018 at 4.30pm.

The applications should be addressed to:

THE COMMISSION SECRETARY/CEO

COMMISSION ON ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE

2ND FLOOR, WEST END TOWERS – WAIYAKI WAY

  1. O. BOX 20414 CITY SQUARE, 00200

NAIROBI

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

The Commission on Administrative Justice is an Equal Opportunity employer.

 

  1. INDENT FOR FINANCE MANAGER

JOB TITLE: FINANCE MANAGER

REPORTING TO: DIRECTOR CORPORATE SERVICES

DIRECTORATE: CORPORATE SERVICES

UNIT/DEPARTMENT: FINANCE

JOB GRADE: CAJ 3

  1. OF POSTS: 1

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

 

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Supervise the Finance and Accounts functions;
  • Develop and implement effective financial management systems and

procedures;

  • Coordinate timely preparation of departmental annual work plans;
  • Prepare the Commission’s budget estimates;
  • Authorise imprest warrants and payments in accordance with the Commission’s

procedures;

  • Provide advisory on financial matters the Commission;
  • Prepare financial reports and statements to ensure compliance with the PFM

Act;

  • Maintain and update records on the Commission’s Assets and Liabilities;
  • Coordinate the preparation of tax returns and compliance with other statutory

obligations;

  • Interpret and implement government policies relating to the financial

management of the Commission;

  • Prepare Commission’s proposed budget to the Management Committee for

Treasury approval;

  • Prepare statutory financial reports including the appropriation accounts;
  • Coordinate banking services, reconciliation and safe custody of cash.
  • Any other duty as assigned by the Commission.

 

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must have: –

  • Masters Degree in any of the following disciplines: Commerce, Accounting or

Finance from a recognized institution;

  • Have served for at least nine (9) years of relevant experience with at least five (5)

years at senior management/leadership position in the area of accounting;

  • Have professional qualification such as CPA(K), ACCA finalist;
  • Be a member of a professional accounting body such as ICPAK;
  • Have proven leadership and supervisory experience;
  • Meet the requirements of Chapter 6 of the Kenya Constitution;

 

  1. INDENT FOR SENIOR RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATIONS OFFICER

JOB TITLE : SENIOR RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATIONS OFFICER

REPORTING TO : DIRECTOR, RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATIONS

DIRECTORATE : RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATION

JOB GRADE : CAJ 5

  1. OF POSTS : 1

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT : PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Duties and responsibilities entail:

  • Carry out relevant research on issues that the Commission may deem fit from

time to time.

  • Identify systemic issues and recommend remedial measures and proactive

action.

  • Provide necessary information to the Commission for purposes of vetting of

persons where applicable.

  • Ensure compliance with directorate objectives, policies and procedures, and

annual work plan.

  • Prepare briefs for commission and media as appropriate.
  • Assist in the development of research policies and procedures for the

commission and best practises in management of investigations

  • Supervise the implementation of research projects as necessary to support key

cases for the commission.

  • Undertake systemic and specific investigations as required by the commission
  • Prepare investigation plans and research proposals.
  • Undertake investigations as directed by the Commission.
  • Compile, and submit reports on all investigated cases allocated by the Head

of Investigations

  • Any other duty assigned by the Commission.

 

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must: –

  • Bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Economics, Security Studies, Forensic

Investigations, Law (LLB), or Social Sciences or any other relevant field from a

recognised institution

  • Research Certification – SPSS
  • Knowledge on Investigations and security matters
  • At least 5 years’ relevant experience in similar position
  • Fund raising skills will be an added advantage
  • Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Kenya Constitution.

 

  1. INDENT FOR ACCOUNTANT

JOB TITLE: ACCOUNTANT II

REPORTING TO: SENIOR ACCOUNTANT

DIRECTORATE: CORPORATE SERVICES

UNIT/DEPARTMENT: FINANCE

JOB GRADE: CAJ 7

  1. OF POSTS 1

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

 

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Examine payment vouchers and royalty statements for accuracy and

correctness;

  • Prepare timely and accurate bank reconciliation statements for decision making;
  • Reconcile the general ledger account for accuracy and correctness;
  • Manage the assets register for accuracy and correctness;
  • Prepare payment vouchers;
  • Prepare audit schedules for approval;
  • Scrutiny of batch entries before posting in general ledger for accuracy and

correctness;

  • Process safari imprests surrender and maintain the imprest debtors’ sub-ledgers for

accountability;

  • File payment vouchers and other general ledger records for ease of retrieval and

future reference;

  • Examination of expenditure vouchers;
  • Prepare cheques banking schedule daily;
  • Process Invoices;
  • Manage and prepare reports of the Commission’s assigned accounts;
  • Address and resolve customer queries and complaints to meet customer’s

expectation;

  • Process payments to meet Commission’s obligations as per policy and

procedures;

  • Process and file VAT and Withholding Tax Returns every month to comply with

statutory requirements;

  • Commit expenditure to the relevant vote head.
  • Any other duty assigned by the Commission.

 

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must have:-

  • Bachelor’s degree in commerce (accounting or finance option) or any other

relevant course from a recognized institution

  • Certified Public Accountant (CPA-K)
  • At least three (3) years of service in a comparable position from a reputable

organization

  • Must be a Member of ICPAK in good standing
  • Knowledge in Public Finance Management Act (PFMA)
  • Knowledge of Integrated Financial Management System(IFMIS)
  • Knowledge in International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPAS).
  • Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Kenya Constitution.

 

  1. INDENT FOR HUMAN RESOURCE AND ADMINISTRATION OFFICER II

JOB TITLE: HUMAN RESOURCE AND ADMINISTRATION OFFICER II

REPORTING TO: MANAGER, HUMAN RESOURCE AND ADMINISTRATION

DIRECTORATE: CORPORATE SERVICES

UNIT/DEPARTMENT: HUMAN RESOURCE AND ADMINISTRATION

JOB GRADE: CAJ 7

  1. OF POSTS: 1

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

 

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Coordinate provision of staff welfare
  • Administration and interpretation of HR policies and procedures
  • Facilitate orientations and inductions of new employees to foster positive

attitude towards organizational objectives;

  • Administer employee schemes on medical, staff retirement, mortgage and car

loan

  • Maintain personnel data and staff establishment;
  • Compile staff retirement benefits data for computation and staff terminal dues

on exit;

  • Handle staff compensation claims, e.g. injury benefits, group personnel and

group life assurance;

  • Administering training schedules and plans;
  • Supervising administrative function of the Commission;
  • Staff leave management and administration.
  • Management of staff attendance reports and staff register
  • Maintain and update staff personal records
  • Administer statutory monthly deductions such as I-tax, national hospital insurance

fund (NHIF) and national social security fund (NSSF) , PAYE in compliance with the

law

  • Any other duty assigned by the Commission.

 

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must have: –

  • Bachelor degree in Business Administration (HR option), Business Management (HR

option), Bachelor of Science Human Resource Management or any other social

sciences from a recognized institution.

  • Diploma in Human Resource Management
  • At least three (3) years of experience in a similar position preferably in a

government institution

  • Knowledge of labour laws
  • Must be a member of the Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM)
  • Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Kenya Constitution.

 

  1. INDENT FOR INTERNAL AUDITOR

JOB TITLE: INTERNAL AUDITOR II

REPORTING TO: MANAGER, INTERNAL AUDIT

UNITT: INTERNAL AUDIT

JOB GRADE: CAJ 7

  1. OF POSTS: 1

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

 

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Conduct Pre and Post – Audit of payments and Imprests – Examining payment

vouchers and imprest requisitions before the cheques are processed and

clearance of imprests to ensure validity and accuracy of expenditure.

  • Compliance Audits – Review/assess adherence to relevant government and other

regulatory agencies’ laws and regulations and policies and procedures of the

Commission.

  • Operational/Value for Money Audits – Review the use of resources and

procedures/practices to determine if goals and objectives are being met in the

most effective and efficient manner.

  • Financial Audits – Assess the adequacy of internal controls, accounting and the

propriety of financial transactions to ensure reliability and integrity of financial

reporting/information.

  • Develop risk based audit plans and conduct risk assessments.
  • Any other duty assigned by the Commission.

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must have:-

  • Bachelor’s Degree in any of the following disciplines Commerce (Finance or

Accounting Option) Business Administration/Management (Finance or

Accounting Option) from a recognised institution

  • Certified Public Accountant (CPA K) and/or CIA, CISA, CFE, CRMA or its

equivalent from a recognised institution is mandatory

  • At least 3 years of service, or similar experience in a comparable position from a

reputable organization

  • Knowledge of relevant legislations on public procurement and public financial

management.

  • Knowledge of relevant auditing and accounting standards
  • Knowledge of systems audit in a computerized environment.
  • Possession of risk assessment skills and the ability to plan effectively to ensure

adequate coverage of all high and critical risks is necessary.

  • Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya

 

  1. INDENT FOR LEGAL OFFICER II

JOB TITLE: LEGAL OFFICER II

REPORTING TO: SENIOR MANAGER LEGAL AND ADVISORY

DIRECTORATE: LEGAL & ADVISORY

UNIT/DEPARTMENT: LEGAL

JOB GRADE: CAJ 7

  1. OF POSTS: 3

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

 

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Attend to clients on matters relating to Commission’s mandate and offering legal

advice thereon;

  • Represent the Commission in legal proceedings including amicus briefs;
  • Assist the commission in conducting hearings, inquiries and investigations in

matters falling within its mandate;

  • Conduct legal research on matters relating to administrative justice and other

legal matters;

  • Promote and facilitate resolution of complaints and disputes through mediation

and reconciliation;

  • Prepare periodic reports on complaints investigated and remedial action taken

by the Commission;

  • Prepare Legal and Advisory opinions;
  • Provide recommendations or remedial alternatives for resolution of disputes.
  • Any other duty assigned by Commission.

 

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must have: –

  • A Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree from a recognized University
  • A current and valid practicing certificate
  • Ability to undertake research and provide sound legal opinions
  • Atleast 3 years’ of post admission experience
  • Knowledge and exposure to Alternative Dispute Resolution will be an added

advantage

  • Meet the requirements of Chapter six of the Constitution of Kenya.

 

CLEARANCE/COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATES

Successful candidates will be required to provide copies of clearance or compliance

certificates from:

  1. a) Kenya Revenue Authority
  2. b) Ethics & Anti-Corruption Commission
  3. c) Directorate of Criminal Investigations (CID)
  4. d) Law Society of Kenya
  5. e) A credit reference bureau
  6. f) Higher Education Loans Board
  7. g) Advocates Complaints Commission

 

  1. INDENT FOR PLANNING OFFICER II

JOB TITLE: PLANNING OFFICER II

REPORTING TO: DIRECTOR RISK AND COMPLIANCE

DIRECTORATE: RISK AND COMPLIANCE

UNIT/DEPARTMENT: PLANNING

JOB GRADE: CAJ 7

  1. OF POSTS: 1

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

 

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Provide technical support in preparing departmental work plans and

ensure alignment with the strategic plan;

  • Prepare periodic reports for review on the status of implementation of work plans

and the strategic plan

  • Monitor donor funded commission programs and be accountable to

donor objectives;

  • Analyse reports from public institutions on performance contract guidelines
  • Conduct spot checks to monitor public service delivery and prevent

maladministration;

  • Provide training to public agencies on how to effectively handle complaints

within their institutions and enhance the resolution rates.

  • Provide technical support in budget preparation;
  • Any other duty assigned by the Commission.

 

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must have: –

  • A Bachelor degree in Commerce, Economics, Statistics or strategic

management from a recognised institution.

  • Post graduate diploma in Project Management, Monitoring and Evaluation from

a recognized institution

  • At least three (3) years of service in a comparable position from a reputable

organization

  • Knowledge of Program Based Operations and Government Budgeting will be an

added advantage.

  • Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Kenya Constitution.

 

  1. INDENT FOR PRINCIPAL SUPPLY CHAIN OFFICER

JOB TITLE: PRINCIPAL SUPPLY CHAIN OFFICER

REPORTING TO: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGER

DIRECTORATE: CORPORATE SERVICES

UNIT/DEPARTMENT: PROCUREMENT

JOB GRADE: CAJ 7

  1. OF POSTS: 1

 

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Source for quotations, proposals and tenders from qualified/approved suppliers.
  • Participate in the opening, negotiations and evaluation of quotations, tenders or

proposals for goods, services and works.

  • Preparing and issue Local Purchase Orders (LPOs), notification award letters to

bidders and ensure timely delivery of goods and services.

  • Conduct market survey on prices
  • Maintain in safe custody all procurement records including service contracts.
  • Responsible for management of stores and inventory
  • Verify suppliers’ invoices for payment by the accounts department in so far as

they relate to procurements made.

  • Adhere to the Public Procurement and Oversight Act
  • Any other duty assigned by the Commission.

 

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must have: –

  • Bachelor’s degree in Commerce, Procurement, Supplies management or any

other relevant field from a recognized Institution.

  • Have relevant experience of not less than 5 years at a similar position in public or

private sector.

  • Be registered with Kenya Institute of Supplies Management.
  • Have knowledge of IFMIS
  • Meet the requirements of Chapter 6 of the Constitution of Kenya;

 

  1. INDENT FOR RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATIONS OFFICER II

JOB TITLE : RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATIONS OFFICER II

REPORTING TO : DIRECTOR, RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATIONS

DIRECTORATE : RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATIONS

JOB GRADE : CAJ 7

  1. OF POSTS : 1

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT : PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Duties and responsibilities entail:

  • Investigate cases relating to the mandate of the Commission;
  • Carry out relevant research on issues that the Commission may deem fit from

time to time;

  • Monitor and evaluate the status of complaints resolution;
  • Identify systemic issues and recommend remedial measures and proactive

action

  • Prepare periodic reports on the status of all the investigated cases;
  • Implement best practice policies, procedures and systems for research;
  • Provide necessary information to the Commission for purposes of vetting of

persons where applicable.

  • Any other duty assigned by the Commission.

 

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must: –

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology, Forensic Investigations, Law (LLB), Statistics

or Social Sciences from a recognized institution

  • At least 3 years’ relevant experience in a similar position.
  • Knowledge on data analysis and report writing skills will be an added

advantage

  • Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Kenya Constitution.

 

  1. INDENT FOR LIBRARIAN

JOB TITLE: CHIEF LIBRARIAN

REPORTING TO: DIRECTOR, RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATIONS

DIRECTORATE: RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATIONS

UNIT/DEPARTMENT: RESOURCE CENTRE

JOB GRADE: CAJ 8

  1. OF POSTS: 1

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT AND PENSIONABLE

 

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Collect and collate information for Commission
  • Receive and verify information relevant to Resource Centre.
  • Coordinate access, stamp and label acquired materials relevant to Resource Centre
  • Catalogue, classify, index and abstract CAJ documents
  • Disseminate CAJ Publications
  • Shelving of documents and shelve arrangement
  • Charge and discharge of library materials
  • Management of electronic information.
  • Entering bibliographic details into the library database.
  • Ensure overdue reminders are generated for compliance
  • Conduct information searches and information retrieval
  • Update and maintain current commission publications.
  • Any other duty assigned by the Commission.

 

COMPETENCIES

For appointment to this position, a candidate must have: –

  • Bachelor degree in Library studies or Information Science (Library Management)

or its equivalent.

  • A Diploma in Library Management or Information Science.
  • At least 5 years of service in a comparable position from a reputable organization
  • Registered member of Kenya Library Association
  • Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya

 

CLEARANCE/COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATES

All successful candidates will be required to provide copies of clearance or

compliance certificates from:

  1. a) Kenya Revenue Authority
  2. b) Ethics & Anti-Corruption Commission
  3. c) Directorate of Criminal Investigations (CID)
  4. d) A credit reference bureau
  5. e) Higher Education Loans Board

 

The closing date is on 2nd October 2018 at 4.30pm.

The Applications should be addressed to:

THE COMMISSION SECRETARY

COMMISSION ON ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE

2ND FLOOR, WESTEND TOWERS – WAIYAKI WAY

P O BOX 20414 CITY SQUARE 00200

NAIROBI

Job Opportunities at Mukiria Technical Training Institution

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

STATE DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL TRAINING MUKIRIA TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE

P O. BOX 1093-60200, MERU-KENYA TEL NO: 0716674848

Email:info@mukiriatechnical.ac.ke WEBSITE: www.mukiriatechnical.ac.ke

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08/08/2022

Mukiria Technical Training Institution is a Government sponsored public institution. We are looking for qualified persons to fill the following vacant positions.

S/No Position Required Qualifications Contract Period No. of posts Vacancy number
1 Automotive Trainer 1.     Bachelor Degree or Higher Diploma in Power Mechanics/Automotive Engineering/Mechanical Engineering Technology

2.     Certificate in computer skills

3.     Demonstrated high merits and ability in work performance in

1 year Renewable contract 5 3/2022
2 Electrical and Electronics Trainer 1.     Bachelor degree or Higher Diploma in Electrical or Electronics Engineering

2.     Certificate in computer skills

3.     Demonstrated high merits and

1 year Renewable contract 4 4/2022
3 Building and Civil Trainer 1.     Bachelor Degree or Higher Diploma in Building Technology/Civil Engineering

2.     Certificate in computer skills

3.     Demonstrated high merits and ability to work performance in similar position

Or

1.     Diploma in Building Technology/Civil Engineering with Certificate in either Plumbing/Carpentry/Masonry

2.     Two years working experience

1 year Renewable contract 5 5/2022
4 Catering and Accommodation Trainer 1.     Bachelor Degree in Catering and Accommodation/Hospitality & Tourism Management

Or

1.     Diploma in Catering and Accommodation/Food and Beverage

2.     Two years working experience

1 year Renewable contract 5 6/2022

 

5 Fashion and Design Trainer 1.     Bachelor Degree in Clothing Technology/Clothing Textile and Interior Design.

Or

1.     Diploma in Fashion and Design

2.     Two years working experience

1 year Renewable contract 5 7/2022
6 Hair Dressing and Beauty Trainer Diploma in Hair Dressing and Beauty Grade II in Hair Dressing and Beauty 1 year Renewable

contract

4 8/2022
7 Business Trainer Bachelor degree in Business Management/Supply Chain Management/Commerce/Banking and Finance or equivalent qualifications from recognized institution 1 year Renewable contract 5 9/2022
8 Secretarial Studies Trainer Diploma in Secretarial or its equivalent qualifications from recognized institution 1 year Renewable contract 2 10/2022
9 Information Communication Technology Trainer Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Technology/Information Communication Technology 1 year Renewable contract 4 11/2022
10 Agriculture Trainer Bachelor Degree of Science in Agricultural Extension Education or Bachelor of Science Agriculture/Animal Production 1 year Renewable contract 3 12/2022
NB: PEDAGOGY CERTIFICATE IS AN ADDED ADVANTAGE.

Duties and responsibilities will include

1.     Training and Research

2.     Preparing and maintaining of schemes of work, lesson plans, lesson notes, trainee assessment reports, record of work and any other relevant records.

3.     Assessing and evaluating trainees’ performance and provision of remedial action.

4.     Maintain and improve trainees discipline

5.     Guiding and counselling trainees

6.     Organizing curricular and co-curricular activities

7.     Ensuring all assets, equipment and machines in your area of duty are secured and safe.

8.     Any other relevant duties assigned by the Principal or the Head of Department.

 

Note:

Mukiria TTI is an Equal opportunity employer. Persons with disabilities, Youth, Women, and marginalized are encouraged to apply.

Shortlisted Candidates will be contacted via their mobile phone numbers and should bring their original hardcopies of their academic certificates and National ID during the interview.

 

 

How to apply

The qualified and interested individuals should send their application letters, detailed CVs, copies of academic and professional certificates and other testimonials with atleast three(3) professional referees addressed to;

The Principal,

Mukiria Technical training institute,

P.O Box 1093, MERU.

Either hand delivery or emailed to info@mukiriatechnical.ac.ke on or before 29th August 2022 at 5:00pm.

Recruitment of Enumerators at the Ministry of Labour & Social Protection

Recruitment of Enumerators at the Ministry of Labour & Social Protection

State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs
Recruitment of Enumerators
The State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs will be recruiting Casuals for  twenty one (21) days to serve as Enumerators to carry out data collection in Kakamega (971), Kajiado (661), Meru (436), Mombasa (476), Homabay (551), Nyamira (288), Elgeyo Marakwet (287), Bungoma (866), Nyandarua (323), Machakos (481), Kirinyaga (178), and Migori (50) Counties.
Qualifications
  1. At least a Mean grade of C- Minus or its equivalent in form four level of Education.
  2. Computer Proficiency.
  3. Candidate must be a resident of the sub-location and conversant with the local language exception is given to urban centers which are considered metropolitan.

Remuneration

  • Successful candidates will be paid daily wages of Kshs. 1,000 per day based on daily targets as will be outlined in the appointment letter payable at the end of twenty one days
  • Transport allowance shall be paid at the rate of Kshs. 500 per day to facilitate data collection
  • Airtime will be provided.

Only Shortlisted Candidates will be invited to appear in person before interview/ recruitment panels on scheduled dates, venues and time to be Communicated.

Teachers now join the ‘Kazi Mtaani’ initiative

Desperate situations call for desperate actions is a saying that befits thousands of unemployed but trained teachers. The ‘Kazi Mtaani’ initiative has come at a good time for thousands of the trained teachers but who are either unemployed. Also benefiting are board of management teachers who have been rendered jobless due to effects of the covid-19 pandemic.

Many of the BOM teachers are yet to receive a penny from the schools since March this year.

More than 270,000 youths will be employed under the second phase of the initiative; with the government planning to spend up to Sh10 Billion for the project.

In the first phase, the project was rolled out in eight counties including Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Kiambu, Kilifi, Kwale and Mandera. A total of 26,000 youths were engaged.

The Kazi Mtaani recruitment is done done by a selection committee made up of Informal settlements leadership, Settlement Executive Committees (SECs), where they are operational, Nyumba Kumi leaders and National Government Administration Officers (NGAOs).

Among other requirements, the youths must be Kenyan Citizens aged between 18 and 35 years with valid identification cards. They must also possess a certificate of good conduct and be residents of areas in which they make applications.

Enlisted youths earn a daily wage of Sh600.00 per day. Payments are made once a week through mobile money transfer.

The youth are expected to work for a maximum of 8 hours from 8.00 am to 4.00 pm, Monday to Friday, every week with weekends and public holidays exempted.

The youth do menial jobs that include:

  • creating and paving walkways,
  • creating/ clearing drainage within informal settlements,
  • creating community gardens within settlements;
  • constructing green spaces and pocket parks where children can play and
  • repairing and refurbishing public offices, nursery schools, and community halls within informal settlements.

Shortlisted 224 candidates for the position of Chief Administrative Secretary(CAS)

The Public Service Commission(PSC) has shortlisted 224 candidates for the position of Chief Administrative Secretary(CAS).

Those shortlisted include; Ongwae, Kositany, Kimani Ngunjiri, Mwaura, Waruguru, Malala, Omanga, Bishop Wanjiru, Loiptip, Itumbi, Gideon keter, Gumbo, Outa, Simon mbugua, Kidero, Sossion among others.

The candidates will be interviewed by PSC on 1st March 2023 at Harambee Avenue, Nairobi.

SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FOR THE POSITION OF CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE

Pursuant to the provisions of Article 132(4)(a) of the Constitution and Section 30 of the Public Service Commission Act, 2017, the Commission invited applications from suitably qualified for the position of Chief

Administrative Secretary in the print media and the Public Service Commission website on 13th October, 2022. The advert attracted 5,183 applications.

The list of all the applicants is available on the Commission’s website: www.publicservice.go.ke

S / No. Name Gender County
1 Abdi Ali Mohammed M Mandera
2 Abdi Mude Ibrahim M Mandera
3 Abdirahman Ali Hassan M Wajir
4 Agnes Nailantei Shonko F Narok
5 Agnes Odhiambo F Kisumu
6 Ahmed Ali Muktar M Wajir
7 Ahmed Ibrahim Abass M Garissa
8 Alexander Kosgey Kimutai Kigen M Nandi
9 Alfred Agoi Masadia M Vihiga
10 Alfred Indimuli Kahii M Vihiga
11 Ali Menza Mbogo M Mombasa
12 Ali Saidi Matano M Laikipia
13 Almas Ramadhani Juma F Nairobi
14 Amos Chege Mugo M Murangá
15 Anab Mohamed Gure M Garissa
16 Anania Mwaboza M Mombasa
17 Ann Nyambura Njenga F Nakuru
18 Ann Wanjiku Mwangi F Uasin Gishu
19 Annah Nyaera Omwega F Nyamira
20 Annastacia Muthini Muendo F Machakos
21 Anne Cherono Kibosia F Elgeyo Marakwet
22 Anthony Gachau Mbuthia M Murangá
23 Anuar Loitiptip M Lamu
24 Aruasa Chepkirui Evalyn M Bomet
25 Augustine Mwise Mwerah M Migori
26 Barnabas Kiprotich Kirui M Kericho
27 Beatrice Nkatha Nyaga F Meru
28 Benson Muriithi Kinga M Embu
29 Betty Angatia Khasakhala F Kakamega
30 Bishop Margaret Wanjiru F Kiambu
31 Bonface Kinoti Gatobu M Meru
32 Boniface Mutisya Musambi M Kitui
33 Bulitia Godrick Mathews M Trans Nzoia
34 Caleb Kositany M Uasin Gishu
35 Catherine Wanjiku Waruguru F Nyeri
36 Charity Nancy Nanyama Kibaba F Bungoma
37 Charles Njagua Kanyi M Nyeri
38 Charles Otoigo Choti M Not Indicated
39 Cherotich Margaret F Kericho
40 Chrisantus Wamalwa Wakhungu M Bungoma
41 Christopher Andrew Langat M Kericho
42 Christopher Galgalo Ali M Marsabit
43 Cleophas Wakhungu Malalah M Kakamega
44 Collette Akoth Suda F Homa Bay
45 Cornelly Serem M Nandi
46 Daniel Wamahiu Kiongo M Nyeri
47 David Kariuki Njeru M Embu
48 Denis Njue Itumbi M Kirinyaga
49 Dennitah Ghati (PWD) F Migori
50 Dr Esther Nduku Muia F Machakos
51 Dr James Muchoka Peter M Tharaka Nithi
52 Dr Kennedy Ole Kerei M Kajiado
53 Dr. Charles Malcom Lochodo M Turkana
54 Dr. Stellah Jeptepkeny Kereto F Baringo
55 Edwin Sudi Wandabusi M Bungoma
56 Eliud Kiplimo Kireger M Kajiado
57 Elly Stephen Loldepe M Samburu
58 Emily A.O. Ogolla F Nakuru
59 Eng Nicholas Gumbo M Siaya
60 Esther Nyambura Mungai F Kiambu
61 Ethila Mohamud Issak F Mandera
62 Eunice Cherono Benson F Bomet
63 Evans Odhiambo Kidero M Homa Bay
64 Eve Wanjku Mwangi F Nairobi
65 Evelyne M. Mwakina F Taita Taveta
66 Faith Luvuno Zuma F Kwale
67 Faith Wanjiru Wachira F Nyandarua
68 Fatihiya Hemed Athman F Kilifi
69 Fatma Mohamed Haji F Mombasa
70 Fred Opiyo Jonyo M Migori
71 Fred Segor M Baringo
72 Fredrick Otieno Outa M Kisumu
73 Geogrey M Cherongis M Bungoma
74 Gideon Keter M Not Indicated
75 H.E Adelina Mwau M Machakos
76 Hafswa Abdalla Dele F Kwale
77 Hanshi Sulekha Nasra F Tana River
78 Harris Gacheru Maina M Nairobi
79 Hellen Hazel Miseda F Kisumu
80 Hitan Chhagan Hirabhai Majevdia (PWD) M Kilifi
81 Hussein Kuchana Halake (PWD) M Marsabit
82 Hussein Tene Dabasso M Isiolo
83 Hussein Tuneya Dado M Tana River
84 Ibrahim Moiro Omari M Kisii
85 Iddi Nimusiu Mwasina F Kwale
86 Isaac Mwaura Maigua Mwaura (PWD) M Kiambu

 

S / No. Name Gender County
87 Jackline Mwenesi Lukalo F Kakamega
88 Jackson Kiplagat Kiptanui M Elgeyo Marakwet
89 Jafred Muchesia Ngaira (PWD) M Kakamega
90 James E. O. Ongwae M Kisii
91 Jamhuri Guyo Warda M Marsabit
92 Jane Musangi Mutua F Kitui
93 Jeremiah Kamau Kinyua M Murangá
94 Jeremiah Kasitet Rutto M Baringo
95 Jillo Mumina Konso F Isiolo
96 Joash Arthur Maangi Gongera M Kisii
97 John Githinji Nduru M Nyeri
98 John Kieru Wambui M Nyandarua
99 John Lodepe Nakara M Turkana
100 John Mtuta Mruttu M Taita Taveta
101 Joseph Mwaniki Muchira M Kirinyaga
102 Joseph Nganga Kuria (PWD) M Lamu
103 Joseph Wairagu Irungu M Murangá
104 Joseph Wambua Kioko M Machakos
105 Josephat Benson Nyamwaya M Kisumu
106 Josephine Chepkoech F Bomet
107 Joyce Akai Emanikor F Turkana
108 Joyce June Atieno Ndeda F Siaya
109 Julius Ouma Jwan M Homa Bay
110 Julius Yiega M Homa Bay
111 Kennedy Momanyi Ombati M Kisii
112 Kennedy Mwita Mohochi M Migori
113 Khatib Abdallah Mwashetani M Kwale
114 Kipkiror Jepkemboi Loice F Elgeyo Marakwet
115 Kiptarbei Solomon Martim M Uasin Gishu
116 Kirui Joseph Limo M Kericho
117 Kirwa Stephen Bitok M Nandi
118 Laban Kipkorir Kiplagat M Elgeyo Marakwet
119 Leah Jelagat Manyarkiy F Baringo
120 Lekisaat Seina F Samburu
121 Lemein Ole Korei M Narok
122 Lilian Cheptoo Tomitom F West Pokot
123 Lindah Atieno Ogutu F Siaya
124 Lucy Wanja Julius F Tharaka Nithi
125 Lynette Mwende Ndile F Nairobi
126 Lynette Wanjiru Ochieng M Siaya
127 Macdonald Mariga Wanyama M Not Indicated
128 Margaret Nazi Runya F Kilifi
129 Mariam Abdalla Bunu F Lamu
130 Mariam R. Marzug M Kilifi
131 Mark Lomunokol M West pokot
132 Martha Mukela Munyao F Nakuru
133 Martin Wachira Maina Keen M Nyeri
134 Matunke Mayone David M Narok
135 Mbaruku Ali Vyakweli M Mombasa
136 Mboya Eunice Wambui F Migori
137 Mercy Akeyo Okiro F Laikipia
138 Micah Onyiego Nyakego M Nyamira
139 Millicent Nyaboke Omanga F Kisii
140 Mohamed Adan Mahat M Mandera
141 Mohamed Ahmed Arai M Mandera
142 Mohamed Ali Maow M Wajir
143 Mohamed Farah Bardad M Mandera
144 Mohamed Keinan Hassan M Garissa
145 Mohamed Noor Aden M Garissa
146 Mohammed Hussein Gabbow M Marsabit
147 Mohamud Mohamed Gedi M Mandera
148 Moses Kasaine Lenolkulal M Samburu
149 Moses Omondi Oburu M Siaya
150 Munene Njiru M Kirinyaga
151 Murithi J. Chomba Munyi (PWD) M Embu
152 Mwanaisha N. Chidzuga M Kwale
153 Mwanamaka Amani Mabruki F Mombasa
154 Nakutan Eunice Lokarach F Turkana
155 Natalie Naisiae Leiyan F Narok
156 Nimo Haji Omar F Wajir
157 Norbert Psinen Murupus (PWD) M West Pokot
158 Noreen Kidunduhu Oyamo F Nairobi
159 Nyaga John Muchiri M Embu
160 Olympia Habiya Kuindwa F Tana River
161 Onesmas Kimani Ngunjiri M Nakuru
162 Pamela Awour Ochieng’ F Homa Bay
163 Patrick Iribe Mwangi M Laikipia
164 Patrick Simiyu Khaemba M Trans Nzoia
165 Paul Kipkorir Laboso M Kericho
166 Paul Ndore Musyimi M Kitui
167 Pauline Wairimu Kuria F Kiambu
168 Peninah Karimi Mwenda F Meru
169 Prof. Micheni Ntiba Japhet M Tharaka Nithi
170 Prof M. H Kahlil M Mombasa
171 Prof. Elijah Gitonga Rintaugu M Meru
172 Prof. Josephat Ijela Lisiolo Lishenga M Kakamega

 

Following the conclusion of the shortlisting exercise, the Commission publishes the names of the shortlisted candidates as follows:

 

S / No. Name Gender County
173 Protus Barasa Lumonje M Trans Nzoia
174 Purity Wangui Ngirici F Kirinyaga
175 Qalicha Gufu Wario M Marsabit
176 Rael Chebichii Lelei F Uasin Gishu
177 Redempta Njoki Kibe F Kiambu
178 Rehema Dida Jaldesa F Isiolo
179 Rehema Hassan F Tana River
180 Reuben Muriuki Kimotho M Kirinyaga
181 Reuben O. Marwanga M Nyamira
182 Reuben Wafula Wambwa M Bungoma
183 Richard Kipsang Rop M Nakuru
184 Roba Duba Sharamo M Marsabit
185 Rose Auma Kisia Omondi M Migori
186 Rose M Ndegwa Githu F Nyeri
187 Rosemary Nakosie Lekasi F Kajiado
188 Rosemary Wairimu Gachemi F Laikipia
189 Ruth Chepkoech Kisabit F West Pokot
190 Samson Lotukoi Achuka (PWD) M Turkana
191 Samuel kuntai Tunai M Narok
192 Samuel Mwaniki Waweru M Kiambu
193 Samwel Mbae Ragwa M Tharaka Nithi
194 Sandra Diana Kimama F Meru
195 Seneta Mary Yiane F Kajiado
196 Sharif Athman Ali M Lamu
197 Sharon Kathomi Reuben F Tharaka Nithi
198 Simion Nganga Mbugua M Kiambu
199 Simon Mbugua Kamau M Nyandarua
200 Simon Mwangi Kamau M Murangá
201 Siyad Abdille Abdullahi M Garissa
202 Sophia Lepuchirit F Samburu
203 Stephen Mutua Kilonzo M Kitui
204 Suleyman Ali Gufu M Isiolo
205 Sunya Orre M Marsabit
206 Susan Amlango Aletia F Turkana
207 Susan Kajuju Laimaru F Meru
208 Sylvanus Maritim M Kericho
209 Teresia Waithera Gitau F Nyandarua
210 Thomas Letangule M Baringo
211 Thomas Ludindi Mwadeghu M Taita Taveta
212 Timothy OchiengOlweny M Nakuru
213 Ugas Sheikh Mohamed M Wajir
214 Veronica Wakesho Marami F Taita Taveta
215 Vicky Betty Chepkorir F Bomet
216 Victor Kioko Munyaka M Machakos
217 Victor Langat kipkemoi M Kericho
218 Vincent Kemosi Mogaka M Nyamira
219 Wesley Kipchumba Korir M Trans Nzoia
220 Wilson Kipngetich Kogo M Nandi
221 Wilson Sossion M Bomet
222 Yona Sakaja Mangusho M Trans Nzoia
223 Zablon Njega Muchiri M Kirinyaga
224 Zena Atetwe Rashid (PWD) F Vihiga

The shortlisted candidates will be interviewed at the Public Service Commis- sion, off Harambee Avenue Nairobi starting on 1st March, 2023. The interview schedule showing the date and time is accessible on the Commission’s web- site.

Candidates should bring originals of the following documents:

  • National Identity Card;
  • Academic and Professional certificates and transcripts;
  • Any other supporting documents and testimonials; and
  • Current and Valid clearances from the following bodies:
    • Kenya Revenue Authority;
    • Higher Education Loans Board;
    • A Registered Credit Reference Bureau;
    • Directorate of Criminal Investigations (Police Clearance

Certificate);

  • Printed Online Self-declaration Application Acknowledge-

ment Receipt or a Self-Declaration Form duly stamped by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission; and

  • Recommendation from relevant professional bodies and associations (where applicable).

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

Members of the public are invited to avail any credible information of interest relating to any of the shortlisted candidates (through sworn affidavits) to the Secretary/ CEO, Public Service Commission, 4thfloor Commission House, Ha- rambe Avenue, Nairobi or online through hodrands@publicservice.go.ke so as to be received on or before 28th February, 2023.

 

AMB. ANTHONY M. MUCHIRI, CBS CHAIRPERSON

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Available vacancies at CEMASTEA

The Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education in Africa (CEMASTEA) is an institution under the Ministry of Education whose mandate is to ensure Teacher Professional Development in Mathematics and Science Education (TPD-MSE) for effective curriculum delivery. CEMASTEA is looking for highly competent, passionate, dedicated and self-driven individuals of high integrity able to demonstrate strong technical and/or leadership skills to fill the following positions:

ADVERT NO. 1: ACCOUNTANT II – JOB GROUP ‘J’, 1 POST

The Accountant II will be responsible for:

  • i. Assisting in the preparation of financial accounts and statements;
  • ii. Preparing, examining and verifying vouchers;
  • iii. Balancing of cashbooks and advances ledgers;
  • iv. Dealing with audit queries;
  • v. Undertaking bank and cashbook reconciliation; and
  • vi. Keeping safe custody of accounting records.

Minimum Qualification Requirements

  • i. Bachelor’s degree in commerce (accounting option) or its equivalent qualification from recognized institution; or
  • ii. Passed part II of Certified Public Accountants (CPA) examination or its equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;
  • iii. At least 2 years accounting experience; and
  • iv. Certificate in computer application and demonstrate proficiency in computer applications.

ADVERT NO. 2: ACCOUNTANT I – JOB GROUP ‘K’, 1 POST

The Accountant I will be responsible for:

  • i. Verifying vouchers;
  • ii. Safe keeping of invoices, receipts and other accounts documents;
  • iii. Preparing imprest and expenditure returns;
  • iv. Processing and maintaining accountable documents;
  • v. Supervising bank reconciliations; and
  • vi. Supervising entry of accounting data in the relevant registers.

Minimum Qualification Requirements

  • i. Bachelor’s degree in commerce (Accounting or Finance option) and passed part II of the Certified Public Accountants (CPA) examination; or
  • ii. Passed part III of Certified Public Accountants (CPA K) examination or its approved equivalent qualification;
  • iii. At least 3 years accounting experience; iv. Certificate in computer application and demonstrate proficiency in computer applications; and
  • v. Demonstrated professional competence as reflected in work performance and results.

ADVERT NO. 3: HOSPITALITY OFFICER – JOB GROUP ‘K’, 1 POST

The Hospitality Officer will be responsible for:

  • i. Ensuring cleanliness and sanitation of hospitality facilities;
  • ii. Ensuring provision of hospitality services;
  • iii. Ensuring planning and budgeting of hospitality services;
  • iv. Maintaining furnishing, linen, furniture in the department;
  • v. Requisitioning and controlling of stores;
  • vi. Dealing with guests’ complaints and requests;
  • vii. Maintaining inventory for hospitality equipment and stores;
  • viii. Overseeing the supervision and assignments of work schedules; and ix. Mentoring and coaching of staff.

Minimum Qualification Requirements

  • i. Bachelor’s degree in any of the following disciplines: hotel and catering management, hotel and hospitality management, home economics or its equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;
  • ii. At least 3 years working experience;
  • iii. Certificate in computer applications skills and demonstrate proficiency in computer use application. iv. Demonstrated professional competence as reflected in work performance and results.

ADVERT NO. 4: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT OFFICER I – JOB GROUP ‘K’, 1 POST

The Supply Chain Management Officer I will be responsible for:

  • i. Preparing estimates of expenditure on supplies and services;
  • ii. Preparing procurement plans and inventory control;
  • iii. Reviewing, up-dating, interpreting and implementing existing supply chain regulations, procedures and systems;
  • iv. Sourcing for suppliers; v. Conducting market surveys and research;
  • vi. Coordinating and validating disposal and unserviceable stores;
  • vii. Implementing e-procurement strategies.
  • viii. Planning supply chain management activities; and
  • ix. Issuing tender documents and preparing contracts.

Minimum Qualification Requirements

  • i. Served in the grade of Supply Chain Management Officer II or in a comparable position for a minimum period of three (3) years;
  • ii. Bachelor’s degree in any of the following disciplines:- Supply Chain Management, Commerce (Supplies Management Option), Procurement or its equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;
  • iii. Membership to the Kenya Institute of Supplies Management and/ or Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply will be an added advantage; iv. Certificate in computer application skills and demonstrate proficiency in computer use and applications; and
  • v. Demonstrated professional competence as reflected in work performance and results.

ADVERT NO. 5: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OFFICER I – JOB GROUP ‘K’, 1 POST

The Human Resource Management Officer I will be responsible for:

  • i. Preparing and overseeing implementation of human resource strategies, policies and programmes/ work plans;
  • ii. Establishing and managing an efficient and effective, professional and sustainable human resource system;
  • iii. Overseeing and managing performance management and incentive systems; iv. Coordinating, monitoring and evaluating staff training and development programmes;
  • v. Ensuring implementation of computerized human resources management infrastructure; and
  • vi. Managing all industrial relations issues.

Minimum Qualification Requirements

  • i. Served in the grade of Human Resource Officer II or in a comparable position for a minimum period of three (3) years;
  • ii. Bachelor’s degree in any of the following disciplines:- Human Resource Management, Public Administration or its equivalent qualifications from a recognized institution;
  • iii. Post Graduate Diploma in any of the following disciplines:- Human Resource Management, Human Resource Development or Industrial Relations, or its equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;
  • iv. Membership to the Institute of Human Resource Management;
  • v. Certificate in computer application skills and demonstrate proficiency in computer use and applications; and
  • vi. Demonstrated professional competence as reflected in work performance and results.

ADVERT NO. 6: ASSISTANT OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR I – JOB GROUP ‘J’, 1 POST

The Assistant Office Administrator I will be responsible for:

  • i. Recording dictation in shorthand and transcribing in typewritten form;
  • ii. Processing data and managing e-office;
  • iii. Operating office equipment;
  • iv. Ensuring security of office equipment, documents and records;
  • v. Attending to visitors/clients;
  • vi. Reserving appointments and maintaining office diary;
  • vii. Managing office petty cash;
  • viii. Responding to simple routine correspondences; and
  • ix. Ensuring good office layout.

Minimum Qualification Requirements

i. Served in the grade of Assistant Office Administrator II or in a comparable position for a minimum period of three (3) years;

ii. Passed the following examinations from the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC);

• Typewriting III (Minimum 50 w.p.m.) / Computerized document processing III;

• Shorthand III (110 w.p.m);

• Business English III / Communications I;

• Office Management III / Office Administration and Management III;

• Secretarial Duties II;

• Commerce II. OR Diploma in Secretarial Studies from the Kenya National Examinations Council;

iii. Certificate in computer applications and demonstrate proficiency in computer use and applications; and

iv. Demonstrated professional competence as reflected in work performance and results.

HOW TO APPLY:

Send your application clearly indicating the position you are applying for as the subject and attach a detailed CV highlighting relevant experience, copy of national Identity card, a day time phone contact, names of three referees with their contacts details and copies of certified academic certificates on or before 5.00pm of 15th February 2019 to:

  • THE DIRECTOR, CEMASTEA, P.O. BOX 24214-00502, NAIROBI.
  • Email: recruitment@cemastea.ac.ke

For more information visit our website on https://www.cemastea.ac.ke

CEMASTEA is an equal opportunity employer and encourages women, candidates from marginalized groups and persons with disability to apply. Canvassing will result in automatic disqualification. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. 

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