Tag: jobs

PSC announces 231 job vacancies

The Public Service Commission (PSC) has today announced 231 vacancies for positions at various ministries and state departments. In a notice shared via their official Twitter page, the commission is seeking to recruit 125 immigration officers, 20 chemists, 18 laboratories technologists, 4 assets management officers, 8 wildlife officers, 40 land valuers, 10 geo management information […]

How to apply for government jobs online

There is no doubt a big percentage of Kenyans actively searching for jobs want to work for the government. A majority of job seekers are attracted by the perceived good working environment and employment terms in state agencies. This is often true because most government employees are employed on permanent and pensionable terms. Working schedules […]

PSC announces over 3,000 internship vacancies; How to apply

The Public Service Commission (PSC) has announced 3,000 internship vacancies for Government ministries, departments and agencies positions. Interested candidates are rquired to have a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university, they should also have graduated not earlier than 2017. “The Public Service Internship Programme (PSIP) is a government initiative designed to offer […]

‘If it was a man, nobody would’ve talked’: Kobia defends Wambui — VIDEO

Public Service CS, Prof Margaret Kobia, says her ministry was offended by the personal attacks on Mary Wambui.

Nearly 7,000 workers laid off in Kenya since January this year

By the second half of 2019, over companies operating in Kenya announced mass lay off affecting at least 6,800 workers.

Hundreds of Finlays workers to lose jobs on Christmas Day

Finlays General Manager Stephen Scott blamed the closure of the two farms on increasing cost and over-supply.

President Kenyatta: Address challenges stifling integration

Editorial Team The plea by President Uhuru Kenyatta for African countries to boost seamless continental integration to create jobs for the youth could not have come at a better time. Uhuru said trade among African states was in dire need of buttressing to ensure decent and well-paying jobs for millions of youth on the continent. […]