The Council of the Kenya School of Communication
Statutory management vested in a Council of national standing — a Presidential appointee, four Principal Secretaries, the Attorney-General, and four merit-vetted independent members.
Nine voting members, one non-voting
The Council's composition reflects the institution's statutory weight — combining direct government representation with independently appointed members vetted under Chapter Six of the Constitution.
"The management of the School shall vest in a Council consisting of a non-executive chairperson appointed by the President..."
Who sits on the Council
Chairperson
Non-executive chair, appointed by the President, meeting Chapter Six requirements.
3-Year TermPrincipal Secretary, Communications
Or a designated representative.
Principal Secretary, National Treasury
Or a designated representative.
Principal Secretary, TVET
Or a designated representative.
Attorney-General
Or a designated representative.
Four Independent Members
Non-public officers with relevant expertise, vetted under Chapter Six.
3-Year TermDirector-General
Ex officio member without voting rights.
Core statutory functions
Approve and oversee the implementation of projects, programmes, strategies, and policies of the School.
Ensure compliance with all applicable laws, governance practices, and financial management standards.
Approve the budget and allocate resources.
Promote academic standards and relevance in training.
Monitor performance and the effective use of the School's resources.
Mobilise and manage resources on behalf of the School.
Contact the Corporation Secretary's office
Formal correspondence to the Council is directed through the Corporation Secretary.