Lilian Nyiva
President William Ruto is expected to preside over the Kenya School of Government (KSG) Centenary Celebrations in Lower Kabete, marking 100 years since the institution's establishment.
The event will celebrate the school's contribution to public service training and leadership development in Kenya. Over the past century, KSG has played a key role in equipping public officers with skills in governance, policy implementation, and public administration.
The centenary celebrations are expected to bring together senior government officials, public servants, development partners, alumni, and other stakeholders to reflect on the institution's achievements and discuss its future role in strengthening public sector capacity.
Institution's Legacy
Founded in 1926, the Kenya School of Government has evolved into the country's premier institution for training public sector employees. It offers programmes in leadership, governance, public finance, policy development, and management to national and county government officials.
The institution has continued to support government reforms through capacity building and professional development for public servants.
President's Participation
President Ruto's attendance is expected to underscore the government's commitment to strengthening public service institutions and enhancing efficiency in governance through continuous training and leadership development.
The centenary celebrations are scheduled to take place at the Kenya School of Government's Lower Kabete campus on July 6, 2026. The event is expected to feature keynote addresses, recognition of the institution's historical milestones, and discussions on the future of public service in Kenya.President Ruto to Grace
