Public Service Superannuation Fund -PSSF

21/07/2026

The Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF) has partnered with the National Police Service (NPS) to train 10,000 newly recruited police officers on their pension benefits ahead of their passing-out parade and deployment across the country.

The training session was held at the National Police College Main Campus, Kiganjo, and hosted by Commandant Nyale Munga, EBS. It aimed to equip the recruits with essential knowledge of the Public Service Superannuation Scheme as they begin their careers in the service.

During the session, PSSF officers explained the differences between the former pension scheme and the current contributory pension scheme, how members’ contributions are invested to generate returns, retirement benefit payment options including annuity and income drawdown, the mandatory 7.5 per cent employee contribution, and the importance of beneficiary nominations.

The initiative forms part of PSSF’s ongoing member education programme, which seeks to ensure public servants understand their retirement benefits from the outset of their careers.

21/07/2026

PSSF in the News

The Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF) continues to drive the Government’s pension modernisation agenda through the ongoing member registration exercise. All public servants are required to update their pension and beneficiary details by 14 August 2026 to support efficient pension administration and improve service delivery.

The registration exercise is aimed at ensuring members' personal and beneficiary information is accurate, complete and up to date, providing a reliable foundation for faster processing of retirement benefits through the Pension Administration System (PAS).

The exercise covers all PSSF members across the public service, including teachers, disciplined services, employees in Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), Constitutional Commissions, Independent Offices, County Public Service Boards and county governments.

Members are encouraged to complete their registration through the PSSF Member Self-Service Portal: https://mss.pssf.go.ke/.

During registration, members should update their personal details and complete their beneficiary nomination to ensure their records are current to ensure seamless access to pension services tomorrow.
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18/07/2026

Visit https://mss.pssf.go.ke/Login?ReturnUrl=%2F to Register on the PSSF Membership Portal. Follow the steps below.

Government has directed all public servants to update their records with the Public Service Superannuation Fund by August 14, 2026, in the latest step towards modernising pension administration.

16/07/2026

Growing a Greener Future, Together!

The Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF) was honoured to participate in the 10th Edition of the Kaptagat Integrated Conservation Programme, reaffirming our commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible corporate citizenship.
The event, attended by PSSF Chief Executive Officer Dr. Jonah Aiyabei and presided over by H.E. Prof. Kithure Kindiki, Deputy President of the Republic of Kenya, brought together government institutions, the private sector and development partners in a shared mission to restore Kenya's forest ecosystems, combat climate change and promote sustainable livelihoods.

The programme also featured a marathon that attracted hundreds of participants, underscoring the event's role in promoting both environmental conservation and healthy living. At PSSF, we believe that creating a secure future for our members goes hand in hand with protecting the environment for future generations.

Through initiatives such as these, we continue to support national efforts towards climate resilience, ecosystem restoration and sustainable development. Together, we are planting more than trees—we are nurturing a greener, healthier and more prosperous Kenya.

14/07/2026

The Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF) will partner with the State Department for Public Service and Human Capital Management to accelerate the registration of members and onboard civil servants onto the Scheme’s Member Portal.

The agreement emerged from a courtesy visit by Principal Secretary Dr. Jane Kere Imbunya, PhD to PSSF, where she was received by the Board of Trustees Chairman Amb. Hussein Dado Tuneya and Chief Executive Officer Dr Jonah Aiyabei.

PSSF’s membership has reached 529,635, of which 60,322 are civil servants, a base the partnership is designed to expand and bring fully onto PSSF’s digital platform.

The collaboration will focus on registering existing members to the Member Portal, where they can access their pension records and services online.

Amb. Dado also invited Dr Imbunya to the PSSF Pan-African Pensions Conference, set for Nov. 18-20 in Mombasa County.

13/07/2026

Visit https://mss.pssf.go.ke/Login?ReturnUrl=%2F to Register on the PSSF Membership Portal. Follow the steps below.

12/07/2026

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To register on the PSSF portal, click this link https://mss.pssf.go.ke/Login?ReturnUrl=%2F

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09/07/2026

A total of 889 State Law Officers from the Central, Eastern, Coast, Rift Valley, Western, and Nyanza regions were equipped on how to access their pension services digitally following a nationwide PSSF sensitization programme.

The officers were trained on how to register on the Member Self-Service Portal, complete their enrolment, update beneficiary nominations, and access their pension statements online. The training also showcased PSSF's Digital Transformation System, enabling members to conveniently manage their pension records from anywhere whenever their personal or family circumstances change.

PSSF members are encouraged to register through the Member Self-Service Portal at mss.pssf.go.ke.

03/07/2026

Register Now for the 2nd PSSF Pan-African Pensions Conference 2026

Africa’s pension future is built through bold ideas, strategic partnerships and decisive action.

Join policymakers, pension leaders, regulators, fund managers, development partners and industry experts from across the continent at the 2nd PSSF Pan-African Pensions Conference 2026.

Under the theme, "From Reform to Reality – Building Pension Systems That Work for Africa," the conference will explore practical solutions to strengthen retirement systems, expand pension coverage, harness innovation and unlock long-term investment opportunities for sustainable development.

📅 18–20 November 2026
📍 PrideInn Paradise Beach Resort & Spa, Mombasa, Kenya

Whether you are shaping policy, managing pension assets or driving institutional reform, this is your opportunity to be part of the conversations shaping the future of pensions in Africa.

Bird Registration is now open. Secure your place today: https://pssf.africa/register


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30/06/2026

We are the Public Service Superannuation Fund!

26/06/2026

To every teacher, police officer, civil servant, and public service worker in Kenya , your pension is working for you!

At PSSF, we ensure your contributions are invested and growing. Access your pension savings, update your beneficiary records, and track your contributions anytime on the Member Self-Service Portal at https://mss.pssf.go.ke.

25/06/2026

November is almost here and Africa's pension leaders are gathering in Kenya! 🌍

The 2nd PSSF Pan-African Pensions Conference 2026 takes place from 18th–20th November 2026. Be part of the conversation shaping the future of pensions across Africa — Bigger. Better. Bolder.

Visit www.pssf.africa for more details and registration.

24/06/2026

"Pension is no longer just about survival — it's about retirement with dignity."

At PSSF, every contribution you make is invested optimally to secure your future. And as you plan for tomorrow, remember to protect your loved ones by keeping your beneficiary records up to date on the Member Self-Service Portal at mss.pssf.go.ke 🌟

23/06/2026

Have you updated your beneficiary records lately?

Protecting your loved ones is just as important as saving for retirement. Log in to the PSSF Member Self-Service Portal at https://mss.pssf.go.ke to keep your records up to date — it takes just a few minutes. ✅

Don't leave your family's future to chance.

22/06/2026

At PSSF, your retirement is a shared commitment. Members contribute 7.5% of their basic salary, while employers contribute 15% — a total of 22.5%. These funds are professionally invested to grow over time, securing a dignified retirement for every public servant. 💼

Your future is in safe hands.

21/06/2026

Did you know you can access and track your pension savings anytime, anywhere? Sign up on the PSSF Member Self-Service Portal in just 5 steps:
1️⃣ Visit mss.pssf.go.ke
2️⃣ Click on Sign Up
3️⃣ Verify your details via OTP sent to your email
4️⃣ Create a secure password
5️⃣ Log in and start managing your pension account

For queries: [email protected] | 0746111777

19/06/2026

Africa’s biggest pension conversation is coming back to Kenya... and if you were there last year, you already know what’s coming - Bigger. Better. Bolder. Save the date for the 2nd PSSF Pan-African Pensions Conference 2026, happening from 18th to 20th November 2026. For more details, visit www.pssf.africa

17/06/2026

Access and track your pension savings on the PSSF Member Portal in just 5 simple steps!
1. Visit mss.pssf.go.ke
2. Click on Sign Up
3. Verify your details using the OTP sent to your email
4. Create a secure password
5. Log in and start managing your pension account anytime, anywhere

In case of any queries, please feel free to email us on [email protected] or call us via 0746111777.

16/06/2026

Walimu wote wa TSC, Afande wote, AP, DCI, GSU, Traffic, KPS, NYS, na Civil Servants, si leo angalau mtrack pension zenu pale mss.pssf.go.ke.
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15/06/2026

REGISTER NOW to join our Member Self-Service Portal Webinar this Thursday, 18th June, from 01:00 PM. Discover how to access your contribution statements, update your beneficiary records, and track the progress of your claims; all from the convenience of the Member Self-Service Portal. Scan the QR code or click on this link https://shorturl.at/7pn6B to REGISTER!

11/06/2026

It’s official, Africa’s pension conversation is coming to Kenya... AGAIN! Mark your calendars for the 2nd Edition of the PSSF Pan-African Pensions Conference 2026, happening from 18th to 20th November 2026. More details coming soon.

10/06/2026

Yes! At PSSF, members contribute 7.5% of their basic salary, while their employers contribute 15%, for a total of 22.5%. These funds are then invested by professional fund managers, generating annual returns that help ensure members' pension savings are not only preserved but continue to grow over time, securing a dignified retirement.

09/06/2026

"Pension is no longer just about survival, it's about retirement with dignity."

At PSSF, every contribution is invested optimally to help secure your future: and as you plan for tomorrow, remember to protect your loved ones by keeping your beneficiary records up to date on the Member Self-Service Portal at mss.pssf.go.ke.

06/06/2026

Join our Member Self-Service Portal Webinar on Thursday, 18th June, from 01:00 PM. Discover how to access your contribution statements, update your beneficiary records, and track the progress of your claims; all from the convenience of the Member Self-Service Portal. Scan the QR code or click on this link https://shorturl.at/7pn6B to REGISTER!

04/06/2026

You can now update your Beneficiary Records on the Member Portal!
Here’s a simple guide to help you keep your PSSF records up to date and ensure your benefits go to the right people when it matters most.

1. Visit PSSF Member Portal and log in to your account.
2. Click the menu icon at the top left of your dashboard.
3. Select Beneficiary Nomination to open the online form.
4. Fill in all sections, sign, and submit the form.
5. Upload your National Identification Card when prompted.

That’s it! Your beneficiary details are successfully updated. In case of any inquiries, call us on 0746111777 or email [email protected].

02/06/2026

Member Testimonial!

"The member platforms are user-friendly and allow me to easily access and track my contribution statements every quarter, helping me make prudent retirement choices."

At PSSF, we are committed to providing simple and convenient digital solutions that keep our members informed and in control of their pension journey. Visit mss.pssf.go.ke to access your contribution statements today!

01/06/2026

As we celebrate Madaraka Day, we honour our members whose service helps turn self-governance into national progress. To our teachers, civil servants, and disciplined personnel, thank you for your dedication to building a stronger, more prosperous Kenya.

Happy Madaraka Day. 🇰🇪

27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak! Warm wishes to all our Muslim brothers and sisters from the Public Service Superannuation Fund.

22/05/2026

517,236 Members. KES 322 Billion Fund Value.

The Public Service Superannuation Fund continues to secure the retirement future of Civil Servants, TSC-employed Teachers, and Disciplined Services personnel through a sustainable Defined Contribution Pension Scheme. Members can easily access their contribution statements anytime through the Member Self-Service Portal: mss.pssf.go.ke

21/05/2026

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21/05/2026

Hello Members! We are pleased to share Issue 005 of The Superannuation Magazine (April–June 2026).

This edition highlights key milestones, including the Fund’s growth to 517,236 members and KES 322 billion in assets, the new Investment Policy Statement, expansion into alternative investments, preparations for the 2nd Pan-African Pensions Conference, enhanced digital member services, and financial wellness insights.

Read the latest edition of The Superannuation Magazine at https://online.fliphtml5.com/PSSF254/The-Superannuation-Magazine-Issue-005-V7/

20/05/2026

New pension system promises faster services to public servants!

Kenya’s public servants are set to experience faster, more transparent and more accessible pension services following the launch of the Pension Administration System (PAS), a new digital platform unveiled by the Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF).

The system promises quicker processing of pension claims, real-time access to member statements, improved accuracy of records, seamless communication between employers and the Fund, and the ability for members to update their personal records online.

Through a member portal and mobile application, public servants will now be able to access pension statements in real time, track contributions and projected benefits, update beneficiary nominations and initiate and monitor claims remotely.

The system also introduces a sponsor portal for employer institutions, creating a centralised interface for payroll submissions, contribution schedules and member data management – an innovation expected to significantly improve data integrity and reduce administrative delays.

According to the PSSF Chief Executive Officer Dr Jonah Aiyabei, the system will fundamentally improve retirement service delivery for more than half a million members while helping transition pension administration into a fully digital, paperless operation.

The launch, which coincided with PSSF’s inaugural Employers’ Conference, comes just months after PSSF transitioned to internal pension administration, a move designed to strengthen institutional control, improve responsiveness, strengthen accountability and enhance service delivery.

“Together, the two milestones represent a new chapter in Kenya’s pension reform journey, one increasingly defined by digitisation, efficiency and accountability,” Dr Aiyabei said.
Held under the theme “Strengthening Institutional Partnerships for a Sustainable Public Pensions Future,” the conference provided a platform for PSSF and employer institutions – TSC, PSC, State Departments, National Police Service, NYS and Prisons – to strengthen collaboration around pension administration, compliance and member service delivery.
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19/05/2026

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18/05/2026

Public Service Superannuation Fund, led by CEO Dr. Jonah Aiyabei alongside trustees Mr. David William Okoth Ochiel and Dr. Philemon Kiprono, commissioned and handed over a CSR project at Konjra Primary School aimed at empowering learners through education and improving learning conditions for pupils.

The project involved the renovation of the headteacher’s office, 9 classrooms, and the construction of 2 pit latrines, helping create a more conducive environment for teaching and learning. Speaking during the handover, Mr. David William Okoth Ochiel emphasized that education remains the greatest equalizer for all Kenyan children.

CEO Dr. Jonah Aiyabei, who was the chief guest during the event, noted that, “I am personally invested in education particularly for younger learners because that’s the most effective way to ensure transformation within our society.”

The initiative reflects PSSF’s continued commitment to impactful community investments focused on education and social development.

11/05/2026

Access your retirement benefits statements today! Stay updated on your contributions, track your benefits, and plan confidently for your future retirement goals.

11/05/2026

PSSF has commissioned and handed over a fully equipped modern library to Kapcheptoror Primary and Junior Secondary School in Kericho County, in a move aimed at improving literacy and learning conditions for hundreds of pupils in the region.

PSSF Board of Trustees Chairman Amb. Hussein Dado Tuneya presided over the handover ceremony, calling the facility "a door to knowledge and opportunity and to a future that these children can shape with their own hands and minds".

The Fund Financed the structural completion of the library, the installation of bookshelves for learning materials, and the supply of study tables and chairs.

Amb. Dado said the choice to focus corporate social responsibility (CSR) investment in education was deliberate and symbolic. A majority of the scheme's members are teachers drawn from the education sector, making the fund's reinvestment in schools a direct act of reciprocity.

PSSF Chief Executive Officer Dr. Jonah Aiyabei was among officials present at the event.

The Kapcheptoror library project is part of PSSF's broader CSR strategy, which the chairman indicated would continue to evolve. "PSSF will continue to look for meaningful ways to invest in communities that our members call home," he said. "The library is one chapter in a longer story."