Trans Nzoia CPSB

31/03/2026

Here’s the truth no one says out loud:

A performance contract is not a ceremonial document—it is a public declaration of accountability.

As the new members of the County Public Service Board step into office, the signatures appended before HE Governor George Natembeya are more than ink on paper.

They are a commitment to measurable outcomes, ethical leadership, and service delivery that can be felt by the ordinary citizen.

Because performance contracts don’t fail on paper.
They fail in ex*****on, in silence, in compromise.

This moment is an opportunity to reset the standard—to prove that leadership in public service can still be intentional, accountable, and transformational.

24/03/2026

23/03/2026

23/03/2026

A solemn moment of worship as the Board marks a new chapter at the just concluded first ever prayer breakfast.

23/03/2026

Isaiah 43:18–19 truly came alive during the CPSB Prayer Breakfast as Bishop Reverend Winnie Wanyonyi delivered a timely and stirring message on “New Beginnings.”

Her exhortation to the new Board was both practical and deeply rooted in Scripture—anchored on four key pillars to guide a fresh and purposeful start:

1. Give God First Priority
Drawing from Matthew 6:33, she emphasized that true success begins with seeking God above all else. When God is placed first, direction, provision, and clarity naturally follow.

2. Be a Faithful Steward
Referencing 1 Corinthians 4:2, Luke 12:42–44, and 1 Peter 4:10, the call was clear—stewardship is non-negotiable. Leadership is a trust, and faithfulness in managing resources, responsibilities, and people is what sustains impact.

3. Love Your Work and Do It Wholeheartedly
With insight from Ecclesiastes 9:10 and Jeremiah 48:10, she challenged the Board to serve with diligence and passion. Excellence is not accidental; it is a product of commitment and intentional effort.

4. Embrace Unity with Purpose
Quoting Psalm 133 and Genesis 11:6–7, she highlighted the power of unity. When people align around a shared vision, nothing becomes impossible—but when divided, even the strongest efforts falter.

This was more than a sermon—it was a strategic blueprint for leadership. As the new Board steps into its mandate, the foundation has been firmly set: prioritize God, steward faithfully, work wholeheartedly, and remain united in purpose.

Indeed, this is a new beginning—one filled with promise, responsibility, and divine opportunity.

23/03/2026

A truly remarkable and historic moment as we witnessed the first-ever CPSB Prayer Breakfast, graciously presided over by Bishop Reverend Winnie Wanyonyi of Calvary Chapel. The occasion was not only a time of reflection and fellowship but also marked the official dedication of offices for the new Board members—a significant milestone that sets the tone for the journey ahead.

In her powerful sermon titled “New Beginnings,” Bishop Wanyonyi reminded us that every single day presents an opportunity to start afresh. No matter the past, the present always carries the seed of renewal. She emphasized the importance of maintaining a positive attitude, noting that mindset is the foundation upon which meaningful progress is built.

The formation of the new Board signals more than just leadership transition—it represents a fresh opportunity to reset, realign, and pursue growth with clarity and purpose. Rather than resisting what was, we are called to embrace the transition, understanding that former seasons naturally give way to new beginnings. Growth is a continuous cycle.

As we move forward, the charge is clear: to seize every opportunity as a stepping stone toward a future that is not only successful but deeply fulfilling. This is the dawn of a new chapter—one defined by vision, faith, and intentional progress.

13/03/2026

During a tour of their new offices and a brief familiarisation meeting with the Secretariat, the newly appointed Board members unanimously pledged to steer clear of office politics and any form of negative energy, committing instead to uphold professionalism at all times.

12/03/2026

The Trans Nzoia County Public Service Board is now fully constituted and ready to undertake the responsibilities ahead following the appointment and swearing-in of its Third Board by HE Governor George Natembeya during a colourful ceremony.

The newly appointed Board comprises:

Joyce Nakhanu Wamalwa – Chairperson
Dr. David Lwangale – Member
Dr. Scholastica Nalobile – Member
Henry Bunyasi – Member
Luka Naibei – Member
Eng. Isaac Muturi – Member

They join Board Secretary CS. Edgar Imbamba, who has been serving in the position for about six months, thereby completing the full composition of the Board.

With the new team now fully in place, it is set to embark on the demanding task of strengthening public service management and advancing institutional performance in Trans Nzoia County.

22/10/2024

https://cpsbtransnzoia.co.ke/vacancies

16/06/2023

Job Vacancies for Civilians at National Police Service

Pursuant to Article 246(3) of the Constitution of Kenya as read together with section 124(1((e) of the NPS Act 2011, the National Police Service Commission is mandated to recruit and appoint persons to act or hold offices at the National Police Service.Subsequently, the Commission invites applicatio...

24/10/2022

Names of the successfully shortlisted candidates for the position of Chief Officer can be accessed at the county government website via the following link https://www.transnzoia.go.ke/notices/shortlist-for-county-chief-officers-2022/