Union of Kenya Civil Servants.

05/06/2026

05/06/2026

The Leadership of the Union of Kenya Civil Servants today held a consultative meeting with the HSC, Deputy Commandant General Mr. Makokha of the National Youth Service (NYS), who represented the Commandant General, and the CEO, Mr.James K. Tembur.

The meeting focused on areas of mutual interest concerning the welfare of Civil Servants and strengthening collaboration between the Union and the Government as the employer.

Among the key issues discussed were the enhancement of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), salary harmonization, improvement of working conditions, regulation of working hours, and the enhancement of allowances such as: house allowance, hardship allowance, and recognition of work experience, among others.

The discussion was cordial and constructive, reaffirming the commitment of both parties to advancing the welfare and interests of civil servants across the board.

04/06/2026

Attached is a short clip captured during the meeting.

04/06/2026

A courtesy visit was made to the CEO of Kenya Utalii College, Mr Mark Ogendi. In his absence, MD. Mrs. Kotut represented him during the meeting. The discussion began with introductions and subsequently focused on various issues concerning staff and members' welfare, with both parties exchanging views on areas of mutual interest and collaboration.

04/06/2026

The Secretary General Mr. Lawrence Nyaguti addressing the issues affecting the Chiefs during a press briefing at the UKCS Headquarters in Nairobi.

04/06/2026

STATEMENT BY THE UNION OF KENYA CIVIL SERVANTS(UKCS)

To All Our Members and the Nation at Large,

It is with profound concern and unwavering sense of civic duty that the Union of Kenya Civil Servants (UKCS) addresses the nation regarding the reprehensible, egregious, and abhorrent events that unfolded in Kileleshwa, where a lawful public participation forum was violently disrupted.

During this unfortunate incident, two dedicated public officers-Chief Joyline of Kileleshwa and Chief Catherine of Kilimani- were subjected to intimidation, humiliation, vilification, and physical assault while faithfully discharging their constitional mandate and serving the public in accordance with the law.

The Union strongly condemns these acts of violence and lawlessness, which not only undermine the authority and dignity of public officers but also threaten the principles of democracy, public participation, and the rule of law that are enshrined in the Constitution of Kenya.

The Secretary General Mr. Lawrence Nyaguti, addressed this matter on Wednesday, 3rd June 2026, at the UKCS Headquarters in Nairobi. He was accompanied by the Deputy Secretary General, Mr. Confat Ademba,and the Union Lawyer, Mr. Rashid Wangatia.

The Union stands in solidarity with the affected officers and calls upon the relevant authorities to conduct thorough investigations and ensure that all those responsible are held accountable.

In Solidarity UKCS.

31/05/2026

Celebrating Freedom, Unity and the Spirit of Self- Reliance

29/05/2026

The Secretary General Union of Kenya Civil Servants Mr. Lawrence Nyaguti is demanding involvement in the budget making process because Civil Servants are the first consumers of the budget product.

27/05/2026

To our Muslims Brothers and Sisters Happy Eid from entire UKCS Management.

15/05/2026

Union of Kenya Civil Servants (UKCS) -Newly elected Officials had their first meeting at the Union Headquarters boardroom.

The first organ, National Administrative Council (NAC) under the Chairmanship of Mr. Geoffrey Korir are to identify agenda items.