NAIROBI, Kenya — If you’ve been eyeing a position in Kenya’s public sector, now’s your moment.
Three major institutions — the Office of the Attorney General and Department of Justice (OAG&DOJ), Rongo University, and NACADA — have opened applications for various roles, offering a range of opportunities from clerical to executive finance positions.
OAG&DOJ Is Hiring: 22 Roles Up for Grabs
In a recent MyGov advertisement, the Office of the Attorney General and Department of Justice announced 22 job openings across several departments. If you’ve got a knack for numbers or a passion for public communication, this could be your cue.
Here’s what they’re looking for:
- 10 Accountants
- 2 Public Communication Officers
- 10 Clerical Officers
To apply, candidates must pick up an official application form directly from the OAG&DOJ offices. All submissions are due by May 16, 2025.
In a statement, Solicitor General Shadrack Mose emphasized the office’s commitment to inclusivity, encouraging women, youth, persons with disabilities, and applicants from marginalized areas to apply. “OAG&DOJ is an equal employer committed to diversity and gender equality within the organisation,” he said.
Rongo University Calls for Academic and Admin Talent
Meanwhile, Rongo University has posted six vacancies — split between academic and administrative roles. The institution is looking to fill:
- 2 Registrar Positions (Academic Affairs and Planning)
- 1 Farm Manager
- 3 Grade 12 Lecturers in Special Needs Education
If you’re applying, keep in mind: references are required, and those referees must send sealed letters directly to the university. No pressure, but make sure your mentors have good things to say.
NACADA Is Searching for a Finance Head
Last but certainly not least, the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) is looking for a heavy-hitter to take up the role of Deputy Director, Finance and Accounts.
Applicants must include:
- A cover letter
- CV
- National ID copy
- Academic and professional certificates
- Job reference number (on both the letter and envelope)
Submissions can be sent via email (careers@nacada.go.ke) or delivered as hard copies, addressed to the CEO of NACADA. The deadline? May 27, 2025. Don’t say you weren’t warned.
The Bottom Line: If You’re Qualified, Apply
From policy work to education to public finance, these government job vacancies in Kenya cover a wide spectrum.
Whether you’re fresh out of college or bringing decades of experience, the call is clear — public institutions are hiring, and they’re doing it inclusively.
Make sure your documents are airtight, your referees are prepped, and your application is in before the deadlines. Government jobs don’t knock twice.
