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Kenya School of Government Mombasa. We provide learning and development programs and build capacity for a result-oriented public service.

The Kenya School of Government is a State Corporation that is established under the Kenya School of government Act No.9 of 2012.It is the successor of the Kenya Institute of Administration (KIA) and Kenya Development Learning Center (K D L C).Under the establishment of the former Government Training Institutes (G T I s) of Embu,Matunga,Baringo and Mombasa became the Schools campuses.

This week, the Kenya School of Government, Mombasa Campus, hosted a distinguished delegation from the Malawi School of G...
13/06/2026

This week, the Kenya School of Government, Mombasa Campus, hosted a distinguished delegation from the Malawi School of Government led by its Director General, Professor Lewis Baison Dzimbiri, as part of a regional learning and leadership development engagement.

The delegation was received by the Director of Linkages and Collaborations, Dr. Prisca Oluoch, and the Campus Director, Dr. Fred Mukabi, who welcomed the team and reaffirmed the importance of strategic partnerships in advancing public sector excellence across Africa.

The visit formed part of the Women Executive Leadership Programme – Her Rise Pink Potential, an initiative designed to empower women leaders through executive coaching, leadership development, critical thinking, innovation, effective communication, public speaking, and transformational leadership. Participants also engaged in collaborative project development, networking, and the exchange of experiences aimed at strengthening leadership capacity and institutional transformation across the region.

Throughout the week, the delegation participated in a series of learning engagements and benchmarking activities, fostering knowledge exchange and deeper collaboration between the two institutions. The programme highlighted the shared commitment of both schools to developing visionary, resilient, and impactful leaders capable of driving sustainable development and governance reforms.

To mark the successful conclusion of the visit, the Campus hosted a gala dinner in honour of the delegation, celebrating the strong ties between Kenya and Malawi and the growing partnership between the two institutions.

The engagement stands as a testament to the power of regional cooperation in nurturing leadership, strengthening institutions, and shaping a more prosperous and connected Africa.

Strengthening a culture of service excellence within county governments took center stage today as officers from the Cou...
12/06/2026

Strengthening a culture of service excellence within county governments took center stage today as officers from the County Government of Machakos successfully completed the Customer Care Skills Enhancement Programme at the Kenya School of Government, Mombasa Campus.

The closing ceremony was graced by H.E. Hon. Wavinya Ndeti, Governor of Machakos County, who was accompanied by the Deputy Governor, Hon. Francis Mwangangi, County Secretary Dr. Muya Ndambuki, and other county officials. They were received by the Campus Director, Dr. Fred Mukabi, alongside the Head of Training, Ms. Evelyn Mathuki.

The programme equipped participants with practical skills in customer service, communication, professionalism, and citizen-centered service delivery, reinforcing the critical role of responsive and efficient public service in meeting the needs of citizens.

The ceremony underscored the strong partnership between the Kenya School of Government and the County Government of Machakos in advancing capacity building and institutional excellence. Participants were encouraged to champion a culture of service excellence and apply the knowledge gained to enhance public trust, improve service experiences, and drive meaningful transformation within their respective departments.

The Director General of the Kenya School of Government, Professor Nura Mohamed, today engaged participants of the IGAD L...
11/06/2026

The Director General of the Kenya School of Government, Professor Nura Mohamed, today engaged participants of the IGAD Leadership Development Training Programme Cohort IV at the Kenya School of Government, Mombasa Campus.

Bringing together participants from across Africa, the programme continues to provide a unique platform for developing visionary leaders capable of driving governance reforms, regional integration, and sustainable development.

In his address, Professor Nura challenged participants to view leadership as a responsibility rather than a position, emphasizing that true leaders are defined by their ability to create impact, inspire change, and transform institutions and communities. He encouraged them to embrace resilience, innovation, and collaboration while leveraging the diversity of the cohort to learn from one another and build lasting professional networks across the continent.

The Director General further underscored the importance of adaptive leadership in addressing emerging governance challenges, urging participants to lead with integrity, courage, and a commitment to service. He noted that the future of Africa will be shaped by leaders who are willing to think beyond borders, champion collective progress, and turn challenges into opportunities for transformation.

The engagement reaffirmed the Kenya School of Government’s commitment to nurturing ethical, competent, and forward-looking leaders equipped to drive meaningful change across Africa.

“Great leaders are not defined by the positions they hold, but by the difference they make.”

Advancing regional cooperation and institutional excellence through knowledge exchange, the Kenya School of Government, ...
11/06/2026

Advancing regional cooperation and institutional excellence through knowledge exchange, the Kenya School of Government, Mombasa Campus, today hosted a delegation from the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) for a benchmarking and learning engagement.

The delegation was received by the Campus Director, Dr. Fred Mukabi, alongside the Deputy Director, CS, Dr. David Sergon.

The UNOC delegation comprised Mr. Felix Okot, Head of Refinery Development, Mr. Fred Amanyire, IT Infrastructure Specialist, Mr. Ronald Kasule, Manager Human Resource, Mr. James Walungembe, Manager Contracts and Procurement, and Ms. Restetutah Birungi, ag. Head of Contracts and Negotiation. They were accompanied by consultant Ms. Esther Ayodo.

The engagement provided an opportunity for both institutions to exchange perspectives on public procurement, contract management, governance systems, and organizational best practices. Discussions focused on strengthening institutional effectiveness, enhancing accountability, and promoting innovation in the management of public resources.

Such cross-border engagements continue to play a vital role in building strong professional networks, fostering mutual learning, and advancing the shared goal of responsive, efficient, and transparent public institutions across the region.

Strengthening public awareness on financial rights took center stage today as government leaders, financial sector stake...
11/06/2026

Strengthening public awareness on financial rights took center stage today as government leaders, financial sector stakeholders, and members of the public convened at the Kenya School of Government, Mombasa Campus, for a public participation forum on unclaimed financial assets organized by the Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA).

The forum was presided over by the Deputy County Commissioner, Ms. Mary Mburu, and attended by the Chief Executive Officer of the Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority, CPA Laban Molonko, the Chief Executive Officer of Huduma Kenya, CPA Ben Kai Chilumo, and the Campus Director, Dr. Fred Mukabi.

The engagement brought together stakeholders and members of the public for meaningful discussions on the growing importance of financial asset recovery, citizen awareness, and access to government services. Participants gained valuable insights into the mechanisms available for tracing and reclaiming unclaimed assets, as well as the collective responsibility of institutions in safeguarding public interests.

The forum underscored the importance of informed citizen participation in strengthening accountability, enhancing public confidence in government systems, and ensuring that financial resources are restored to their rightful owners for the benefit of individuals, families, and communities.

Kenya School of Government, Mombasa Campus, welcomed over 200 participants for Cohort II of the Customer Service Enhance...
10/06/2026

Kenya School of Government, Mombasa Campus, welcomed over 200 participants for Cohort II of the Customer Service Enhancement Programme.

The opening ceremony was presided over by the Campus Director, Dr. Fred Mukabi, alongside Ms. Evelyn Mathuki. The programme has brought together public officers from Machakos County Government, reflecting the growing demand for customer-centered public service delivery.

In his remarks, Dr. Mukabi emphasized that exceptional customer service is the foundation of effective governance, public trust, and institutional credibility. He challenged participants to embrace professionalism, responsiveness, and empathy in their daily interactions, noting that every engagement with citizens presents an opportunity to enhance the image and impact of public institutions.

The Director further commended the strong partnership between KSG and county governments in advancing capacity building initiatives that contribute to improved service standards and citizen satisfaction.

The programme is expected to equip participants with practical skills and contemporary approaches to delivering efficient, responsive, and people-centered services.

The Campus hosted the official opening of the 4th Cohort of the IGAD Leadership Development Training Program, presided o...
09/06/2026

The Campus hosted the official opening of the 4th Cohort of the IGAD Leadership Development Training Program, presided over by the Campus Director, Dr. Fred Mukabi.

The programme brings together emerging and experienced leaders from across the region in a shared pursuit of strengthening leadership, governance, and institutional transformation. Also present were Prof. Hideaki Shinoda of Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Dr. Simon Nyambura, Director of the IGAD Leadership Academy, and Dr. Nkatha Kabira of the University of Nairobi School of Law.

In his remarks, Dr. Mukabi underscored the importance of investing in leadership as a catalyst for sustainable development, effective governance, and regional integration. He commended the growing partnership between KSG and IGAD, noting that such collaborations create valuable platforms for knowledge exchange, innovation, and the development of future-ready leaders.

The programme is expected to enhance participants’ strategic leadership capabilities, strengthen their ability to navigate complex governance challenges, and equip them with practical skills to drive transformative change within their institutions and communities.

The Campus held a Directors’ Forum that brought together all staff members for a candid engagement and feedback session ...
08/06/2026

The Campus held a Directors’ Forum that brought together all staff members for a candid engagement and feedback session aimed at strengthening teamwork, enhancing service delivery, and advancing the Campus’ vision of becoming a premier centre of excellence.

The forum was led by the Campus Director, Dr. Fred Mukabi, who was accompanied by the Deputy Director, CS, Dr. David Sergon, Finance Officer, Mr. Dennis Oyaro, Human Resource Officer Ms. Rachael Mwangemi, and Faculty Member Mr. Kimilu Cornelius.

In his address, Dr. Mukabi emphasized the importance of teamwork, noting that every member of staff plays a critical role in the success of the institution regardless of their designation. He challenged staff to embrace a shared sense of purpose, uphold high standards of professionalism, and remain committed to delivering exceptional customer experiences.

The Director commended staff for their dedication, openness, and contribution towards the realization of the Campus’ “Dream Campus” vision, highlighting notable achievements in customer service, operational efficiency, staff engagement, and institutional growth. He reaffirmed the Campus leadership’s commitment to fostering a supportive work environment where staff are empowered, motivated, and equipped to perform at their best.

The forum also provided an opportunity for staff to openly share feedback, ideas, compliments, and concerns, reinforcing a culture of continuous improvement, collaboration, accountability, and excellence in service delivery.

06/06/2026

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Members of the Kenya School of Government Council, led by Council Chairperson Justice (Rtd.) Charles A. Nyachae, held a ...
05/06/2026

Members of the Kenya School of Government Council, led by Council Chairperson Justice (Rtd.) Charles A. Nyachae, held a strategic engagement at the Campus aimed at familiarizing newly appointed Council members with the institution’s operations and strategic priorities.

The visit also provided an opportunity for the Council to undertake its oversight and monitoring role, reviewing ongoing projects and key development initiatives geared towards strengthening institutional effectiveness and advancing the School’s mandate. The engagement reaffirmed the Council’s commitment to good governance, accountability, and the continuous growth of the Kenya School of Government.

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