Today at the senate I gave notice on the MOTION on the Welfare of the Public service commission (PSC) Interns on the following issues;
Increase of stipends
Confirmation on Permanent and pensionable terms.
Reward of career progression and innovation.
#mtetezi
Blessed evening.
BETTING is an abysmal pit.
It is a blood-sucking vampire that initially entices you with fantasy then devours you to depression and death.
Betting takes away your soul and shatters your spirit.
Betting is a modern-day demon.
Flee from it and free yourself.
Do not bet.
BETTING is BAD.
#ManDay
Kenya is experiencing the worst form of Discrimination in professions.On behalf of all Interns (PSIP, KRA and DLP ) I want to ask the government to come up with a resolution on how to convert the trained interns to Permanent and Pensionable.@PSCKenya@KRACorporate ,@WilliamsRuto
Thank you, Rigathi Gachagua and John Gitonga Mukunji, for feeding abductees for 15 days, giving them money to book rooms, and finally fare to book tickets to their respective homes.
To our esteemed scriptwriters, Ngunjiri Wambugu and Cleophas Malalah, next time give us a better abduction thriller.
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."
When I took the oath as CS for Public Service and Human Capital Development, I vowed to uphold the rule of law and serve this great nation with integrity. Every day, I remain committed to ensuring that our public service grows stronger and delivers better for all Kenyans.
These are different evils but they are common works of man.They reflect the imperfection of human justice the inadequacy of human compassion,the defectiveness of our sensibility for the suffering of our fellow Kenyans they mark the limit of our ability to use knowledge .
@PSCKenya Do you have candidates with varying qualifications? Why can't you assess their suitability during the interview? Are you only considering those with first-class degrees?