Thousands of Public Service Commission (PSC) interns under the current Cohort 6 have voiced growing concerns as they approach the end of their internship contracts in January 2025 without assurances of permanent placement.
"Hello Cyprian. Please help us bring to attention the issue of Public Service Commission(PSC) Interns. The current Cohort 6 (8,000 interns) we’re on our way out in January 2025 without permanent placement despite many replacements available in different government ministries, departments, parastatals and agencies where we work. Why is the government taking us through internship programs to later dump us? Please help us circulate the open letter below to reach the president. Thank you."
@Martintush20@C_NyaKundiH Do you have another brain to think or you have utilized all. This interns are Kenyans and someone's daughter or son, they need a chance not to be trained and dumped
@EACCKenya Graduated 2019 , tried to apply for jobs everywhere and every time I see any vacancy and am qualified. But since most of the jobs requires you to pay first lots of cash, us who don't have anything we are denied the position
Shame on Kibwezi west mp @HonMwengiMutuse Mutuse, you come with goons to the burial of the late nominated MCA Magdalena Kalembe and caused fight In the presence of the governor @GvnMutula and former governor @ProfKibwana . Tutakusalimia soon
MY instant reaction: President William Ruto could have withdrawn the Finance Bill a few days ago and saved lives. But he was obstinate, and I watched police shoot protesters dead for no reason at all
We no longer need a parliament....it is useless. Parliamentarians are serving Ruto's interests not ours.....They can go work from Statehouse
#RejectFinanceBill2024