The Public Service Commission (PSC) has issued a clarification regarding the purported appointment of former TV journalist Jacque Maribe as the Head of Communication in the Public Service Ministry. Contrary to widely circulated reports and speculations, the PSC, in a circular dated Thursday, March 14, stated that no such appointment had been made. The clarification came following a flurry of rumors earlier in the week regarding Maribe’s alleged appointment to the position.
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PSC Chairperson Amb. Anthony Muchiri emphasized that neither had the commission made any appointment nor had they received any request to employ Maribe. This clarification aims to set the record straight amidst the confusion and speculations surrounding Maribe’s alleged appointment.
Furthermore, the PSC clarified that the position of Head of Communication in the Public Service Ministry will be filled through a competitive process, as per the standard procedures, should a vacancy arise. This reaffirms the commission’s commitment to transparency and adherence to due process in all appointments within the public service.
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It is noteworthy that Maribe had reportedly confirmed her service in the ministry to The Standard on Sunday, March 10. Additionally, Digital Strategist Dennis Itumbi had publicly congratulated her on social media for purportedly landing the role. However, the PSC’s clarification now dispels any misconceptions regarding Maribe’s appointment.
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