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CS Ruku Confirms Salary Increase for All Civil Servants from August 1

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Maxwell Amunga
CS Ruku Confirms Salary Increase for All Civil Servants from August 1
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The Kenyan government has delayed a planned salary increase for civil servants from July 1 to August 1. Public Service CS Geoffrey Ruku confirmed the adjustment, noting that the pay rise will cover both basic salaries and key allowances.

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This delay impacts the financial planning of thousands of government employees and reflects ongoing adjustments in public sector fiscal policy.

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Public Service CS Geoffrey Ruku during a Cabinet Committee meeting on Finance, Infrastructure, Land and Economic Production at the Deputy President's Karen residence, January 7, 2025. DPPS --> All civil servants expecting salary increases this month will have to wait a little longer after the government moved the timeline for the pay increase by 16 days on Wednesday, July 16.

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