Kenyans urged to put national values into practice
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The Public Service Commission has called for stronger accountability, ethical leadership and citizen participation in government, saying national values must be reflected in the conduct of public officers and the services they provide to Kenyans.
Speaking during the World Values Day 2026 commemoration at Kenya Railways Headquarters in Nairobi on Thursday, October 15, Acting Deputy Commission Secretary at the Public Service Commission Gabriel Juma said transforming public service required more than administrative reforms and new policies.
“National values are therefore not merely constitutional declarations. They are a call to action,” Juma said, urging public institutions to make constitutional principles part of their everyday operations.
