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HomeDaily NewsThursday, February 26, 2026Ruto Directs Salary Increase for Kenya Prisons Officers - February 2026
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Ruto Directs Salary Increase for Kenya Prisons Officers - February 2026

President William Ruto has announced a salary increase for officers of the Kenya Prisons Service, with the third phase set to take effect from July 1, 2026. Ruto is also set to officially open the Roysambu Military Housing Project in Nairobi County, an initiative aiming to address a significant accommodation deficit within the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF). Kenyan doctors are set to receive delayed salary increments and Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) arrears following a Ksh2 billion budget allocation, implementing pending 3rd and 4th Remuneration Review Cycles and CBA adjustments impacting county and national government doctors.

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Ruto Directs Salary Increase for Some Govt Employees

Ruto Directs Salary Increase for Some Govt Employees

President William Ruto has announced a salary increase for officers of the Kenya Prisons Service, with the third phase set to take effect from July 1, 2026.

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President William Ruto has announced a salary increase for officers of the Kenya Prisons Service, with the third phase set to take effect from July 1, 2026.

  • The entry-level pay for a prison constable has already risen by 36% following earlier phases of the salary review.
  • The salary adjustments are in line with recommendations from the Maraga Taskforce.
  • This move aims to safeguard the welfare and boost the morale of correctional officers, recognizing their critical role in national security.
Thursday 7:32 AMKenyansFirst

Relief for Doctors as Govt Rolls Out Salary Raises

Relief for Doctors as Govt Rolls Out Salary Raises

Kenyan doctors are set to receive delayed salary increments and Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) arrears following a Ksh2 billion budget allocation. This development will see the implementation of pending 3rd and 4th Remuneration Review Cycles and CBA adjustments impacting county and national government doctors.

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Ruto to open Roysambu Military Housing Project today

Ruto to open Roysambu Military Housing Project today

President William Ruto is set to officially open the Roysambu Military Housing Project in Nairobi County today. This initiative aims to address a significant accommodation deficit within the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF).

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President William Ruto is set to officially open the Roysambu Military Housing Project in Nairobi County today. This initiative aims to address a significant accommodation deficit within the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF).

  • The project comprises 500 units as part of the first phase of a larger 3,069 units nationwide intervention.
  • Key figures present include President William Ruto, Defence Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya, and Chief of the Defence Forces General Charles Kahariri, representing the Ministry of Defence and KDF.
  • The housing estate is a Public Private Partnership (PPP) project, designed to provide modern homes and enhance the welfare of service members.
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Key Highlights

Kenyan doctors are set to receive delayed salary increments and Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) arrears following a Ksh2 billion budget allocation. This development will see the implementation of pending 3rd and 4th Remuneration Review Cycles and CBA adjustments impacting county and national government doctors.

  • Ksh2 billion allocated to personal emoluments for timely implementation of the 3rd Remuneration Review Cycle.
  • KMPDU Secretary General Davji Atellah announced the progress after consultations with the Council of Governors.
  • Doctors will receive payments in arrears, with supplementary budgets being adjusted by county governments to align payrolls with updated SRC salary scales.