Ruto Announces Changes in Civil Servants Hiring

The President revealed that the government will, in the coming weeks, announce the names of the individuals and their roles in the public service...

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President William Ruto announced significant reforms for the creative economy, including plans to integrate artists and content creators into public service and fully fund drama festivals.

The Public Service Commission (PSC) approved a new staff structure for the State Department of Creative Economy, enabling the recruitment of creatives into government roles.
The National Drama Festivals will receive full funding from the Ministry of Education, strengthening its role as a co-curricular platform.
At least 30 percent of government advertising will be allocated to local artists and content creators, with compliance monitored through performance contracting.

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