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By John Waithaka
NAIROBI, Kenya – October 10, 2024 — In a move set to strengthen the leadership of Kenya’s public service, Prof. Nura Mohammed, the respected Director General of the Kenya School of Government, has officially been sworn in as a member of the Selection Panel responsible for identifying nominees for the positions of Vice Chairperson and members of the Public Service Commission (PSC). This panel plays a critical role in ensuring the PSC is led by competent and ethical leaders, upholding the standards of integrity, professionalism, and efficiency across Kenya’s public sector.
During the swearing-in ceremony, Prof. Nura expressed his deep sense of responsibility and appreciation for the appointment, which was extended by President William Ruto. “It is both an honor and a privilege to serve in this capacity. I am fully committed to the critical task of ensuring that Kenya’s public service remains transparent, accountable, and centered on the needs of its citizens,” he said.
Prof. Nura’s appointment is a reflection of his extensive experience and unwavering dedication to public sector excellence. His background in governance, leadership, and policy development positions him well to help shape the future of the PSC. His role on the panel will be crucial in ensuring that only individuals who embody the values of integrity, transparency, and competence are selected to lead the PSC.
“I look forward to working closely with my distinguished colleagues on the panel,” Prof. Nura added. “Together, we will ensure that the individuals selected for the PSC not only embody the values of integrity and transparency but also bring forth the vision and dedication necessary to lead Kenya’s public service into a future where citizen welfare is paramount.”
Prof. Nura’s appointment to this key role marks yet another milestone in his distinguished career, reinforcing his reputation as a pivotal figure in the advancement of governance and public administration in Kenya. His influence is expected to significantly contribute to the strategic direction of the PSC, ensuring that it remains a beacon of service excellence and a custodian of public trust.
With Prof. Nura’s leadership on the Selection Panel, there is optimism that the PSC will continue to thrive, fostering an inclusive, effective, and responsive public service for the benefit of all Kenyans.
