Also known as: Dr Jane Imbunya · Public Service Principal Secretary Jane Imbunya · Dr. Jane Imbunya · Public Service Principal Secretary Dr. Jane Imbunya · Prof Jane Imbunya · Prof. Jane Imbunya · Prof. Imbunya
Public Service Principal Secretary who leads gender equality and inclusive governance initiatives, recently recognized at East Africa Superwoman Awards.
… Some members said they had unsuccessfully sought the intervention of senior political figures associated with the church, including Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Public Service Principal Secretary Jane Imbunya. …
… Jane Imbunya said the project underscored the importance of inclusive education and the need to give every child equal opportunities, regardless of their circumstances. …
… a facilitation that is supposed to happen between the Ministry of Public Service’s department that runs payrolls to coding to accommodate the extra amount allocated to clinical officers but that has not been done.“The Ministry has not done so and we are aware that Dr Jane Imbunya …
… Principal Secretaries Dr Beatrice Inyangala of Higher Education and Research, John Ololtuaa of Basic Education, and Prof Jane Imbunya of Public Service and Human Capital Development also attended the meeting. …
… Tuwe chonjo sana na tuwe macho kama Wakenya.” Mudavadi was accompanied by Principal Secretaries Jane Imbunya and Beatrice Inyangala together with area MP Omboko Milemba, UDA national Vice Chair Kelvin Lunani and a host of Members of County Assembly.
… In a circular signed by Principal Secretary for Public Service and Human Capital Development Dr Jane Imbunya, all PSSF members are expected to update their personal information and beneficiary details through the PSSF Member Self-Service Portal or the PSSF Mobile Application. …
… Among senior government officials who attended the ceremony were Attorney General Dorcas Oduor, Public Service Principal Secretary Dr Jane Imbunya, Kisumu Governor Prof. …
Leadership wrangles at the Friends Church (Quakers) under the Nairobi Yearly Meeting have escalated into a dispute over governance, financial control, and congregations' autonomy, with Friends International Centre in Nairobi closed for eight months and congregants locked out. The dispute centres on whether FIC has authority to recruit and pay its pastors directly or whether all clergy should be employed and managed by the NYM secretariat.
Leadership wrangles at the Friends Church (Quakers) under the Nairobi Yearly Meeting have escalated into a dispute over governance, financial control, and congregations' autonomy, with Friends International Centre in Nairobi closed for eight months and congregants locked out. The dispute centres on whether FIC has authority to recruit and pay its pastors directly or whether all clergy should be employed and managed by the NYM secretariat.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Mudavadi reaffirmed the government's commitment to inclusive education for learners with special needs, laying the foundation stone for a Sh9 million girls' dormitory at Kaimosi Comprehensive Special School to accommodate 166 learners and improve living conditions.
Clinical officers have continued their strike, which began July 20, in 15 counties whose governors have not signed and implemented the Collective Bargaining Agreement. According to Kenya Union of Clinical Officers secretary general George Gibore, 38 counties have now signed the CBA (up from 11 at the strike's start), but eight counties—Wajir, Mandera, Garissa, Isiolo, Marsabit, Uasin Gishu, Lamu, and Baringo—have not, and the union blames county employers for breaching Labour Relations Act timelines.
The government has convened consultative meetings between the Public Service Commission, Kenya National Examinations Council, and the Ministry of Education to integrate systems for verifying academic qualifications presented during recruitment to the public service and positions of responsibility. The initiative aims to protect recruitment integrity and promote professionalism and competence.
The Public Service Principal Secretary reaffirmed the government's commitment to inclusive education and equal access for learners with disabilities, while calling on parents, teachers and stakeholders to support special needs education despite ongoing challenges including discrimination and stigma.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has assured Kenyans of free, fair and credible elections on Tuesday August 10, 2027, dismissing opposition claims that elections will not be peaceful and calling those spreading such messages "enemies of democracy."
The Salaries and Remuneration Commission has approved Phase II of the Fourth Remuneration Review Cycle for civil servants in the National Government, effective July 1, 2026. Teachers are set to benefit most, with salary adjustments across entry-level primary school teachers to chief principals, after the commission considered inflation, wage bill sustainability, labour productivity, and the need to attract and retain skilled personnel.
The government has directed all public servants to update their personal information and beneficiary details with the Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF) by August 14, 2026, through an online portal or mobile application. The update exercise, targeting 529,635 members, is part of pension modernisation efforts supported by a new digital Pension Administration System.
The Kenya School of Government graduated 432 Assistant County Commissioners and celebrated its centenary by launching a push to equip public servants with AI skills as part of efforts to position Kenya as a continental leader in digital governance.
A total of 432 Assistant County Commissioners graduated with Diplomas in Public Administration as the Kenya School of Government marked its 100th anniversary. The ceremony also coincided with the induction of 530 newly appointed Deputy County Commissioners, with Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku calling on public servants to embrace artificial intelligence to improve efficiency.
The Kenya School of Government marked its 100th anniversary with the graduation of 432 Assistant County Commissioners holding Diplomas in Public Administration, while 530 newly appointed Deputy County Commissioners were inducted. The Cabinet Secretary for Public Service urged public servants to embrace Artificial Intelligence for improved efficiency and modern governance.
Widows called for urgent legal reforms to protect inheritance and property rights during International Day of Widows commemorations in Nairobi, while seeking stronger government support to address discrimination and economic hardship. Hope International President Beatrice Musindai urged lawmakers to amend existing laws to safeguard widows' interests, particularly on inheritance and property ownership.
Government officials and leaders have expressed concern over rising gender-based violence cases in Kenya, speaking during the burial of a 14-year-old Vihiga County pupil. The Public Service Principal Secretary pledged that investigations into the girl's death are ongoing and assured that perpetrators would be pursued without fear or favour.
Public Service Principal Secretary Dr. Jane Imbunya has been recognised at the East Africa Superwoman Awards for Transformative Women Empowerment Leadership. The award recognises her work on inclusive governance, gender equality and reforms aimed at strengthening human capital development and women's participation in public service leadership.
Ministries and agencies under the Departmental Committee on Labour have appealed to Parliament for additional funding in the 2026/27 financial year, warning that current budget allocations are insufficient to sustain critical programmes. The State Department for Public Service and Human Capital Development reported a Sh11 billion shortfall between its allocation of Sh13.563 billion and its requirement of Sh25.45 billion.
Public Service and Human Capital Development Principal Secretary Jane Imbunya has clarified that a robbery incident in Kisumu involved an official vehicle assigned to her media team, which was broken into and had gadgets stolen while parked on the eve of Labour Day.
Three thieves broke into an official Isuzu D-Max vehicle belonging to Public Service and Human Capital Development Principal Secretary Jane Imbunya on Tuesday night while parked outside Kingdom Guest House in Kisumu, stealing a camera worth about Sh400,000.