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Session Paper No: 145 of 1953 on Civil Aviation: Expenditure on Ground Services.
({Colony and Protectorate of Kenya Legislative Council}, 1953)
The post-war development of Civil Aviation has entailed the provision of, not only aerodromes and aerodrome facilities, but such ground-services as air traffic control, aeradio, meteorological information, etc. The question ...
Sessional Paper No.97 of 1955 on Progress Report on the Three-and-a-Half-Year Development Plan
(Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, 1955)
This Sessional Paper has four objects: To seek the approval of the Legislative Council to certain amendments to the development plan covering the three and a half years 1st January,
1954, to 30th June, 1957, described in ...
Sessional Paper No.51 of 1955 on the Development Programme (1954-1957)
(Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, 1955)
The Government’s broad policy aims have been summarized in the Eighteen-
Point Statement of Policy issued on 5th July, 1954, which has been since
elaborated by Ministers on various occasions in Legislative Council. The ...
Circular on Clarification of PSC circular REF. NO. PSC/C&QA/VPRIN/VOL III/147 on 2017/2018 Values and principles compliance Evaluation 2018
(Public Service Commission, 2018)
Clarification of PSC circular REF. NO. PSC/C&QA/VPRIN/VOL III/147 on 2017/2018 Values and principles compliance Evaluation 2018
Circulars on Airtime, 2015
(Salaries & Remuneration Commission, 2015)
The purpose of this Circular is to communicate the decision of the commission regarding the matter of the airtime to the secretaries of County Public Service Boards
Circulars on Review of rates and cluster classification for purposes of payment of daily subsistence allowance {DSA) - Local Travel, 2017
(Salaries & Remuneration Commission, 2017)
The Salaries and Remuneration Commission in fulfillment of its mandate has reviewed the Daily Subsistence Allowances (DSA)" for local travel. This has been occasioned by the need to standardize, regulate and eliminate the ...
Speech by His Excellency President Uhuru Kenyatta, C.G.H., During The 54th Madaraka Day on June 1 2017.
(Executive Office of the President, 2017)
Today, we celebrate our right to govern ourselves. That right was not given to us; we fought for it. Nyeri, this county of heroes, gave us some of our most valiant warriors. Our monumental victory in the war of liberation ...