Public Service Superannuation Fund -PSSF

13/08/2026

Yes! Creditors can take your car and your property, but they generally can't take your pension savings!

12/08/2026

Members! Mwendo ni uleule... Bado tuko locked in!

07/08/2026

Issue 006 of The Superannuation Magazine is here!

This edition unpacks a landmark year for Kenya's pension sector, the Retirement Benefits Authority's 2025 Statistical Digest showing industry assets at a record Ksh 2.83 trillion.

Inside this issue:
1. Kenya's pension assets jump 27% to Ksh 2.83 trillion
2. What Kenya's Pension Sector Must Build After the Supreme Court Ruling – An analysis of the governance work ahead following the PPADA judgment
3. Few millionare retirees and millions of poor retirees
4. The most dangerous knowledge gap in pension administration isn't technology- it's thinking in silos
5. 2nd PSSF Pan-African Pensions Conference Preview – A look ahead to Mombasa, 18–20 November 2026
6. Impact Investing & PSSF's Investment Policy Statement – How our Ksh 340.4 billion portfolio is putting ESG principles into practice

Read the full edition here https://online.fliphtml5.com/PSSFKenya/qwhm/

07/08/2026

PSSF CEO Dr. Jonah Aiyabei has reaffirmed that pension funds can back ESG-aligned investments when return, risk and liquidity profile of such projects is comparable to conventional assets, reiterating schemes’ fiduciary duty to members.

He was speaking at the Clean Energy Conference in Kigali, Rwanda, also graced by Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Hon. Opiyo Wandayi.

Dr Aiyabei spoke on a panel examining how institutional capital can be mobilized for circular economy and clean energy investments, alongside Jean Bosco Mugiraneza, Director General for Energy at Rwanda's Ministry of Infrastructure; Eng. Dr. Isaac Kiva of Kenya's Ministry of Energy; Ken Mugambi, CEO of Trinity Energy Limited; and Charles Wanguhu, Director of Enzi Ijayo Africa Initiative. The session was moderated by Muchiri Waititu, Managing Director of Aplexion Analytics Limited, Rwanda.

The discussion examined how pension funds should weigh circular economy investments that demand higher upfront capital against the promise of stronger long-term value, what shifts in investment policy could unlock greater ESG allocations without eroding beneficiary returns, and whether pension funds should actively drive ESG transformation or remain neutral, return-focused capital allocators.

06/08/2026

"I can see all my statements since 2021 and view my records without the need to call anyone at PSSF," Merceline Odeyo, Senior State Council, Eldoret. You can also access your pension account today, update your personal and beneficiary records, and track your contribution statements. Visit https://mss.pssf.go.ke/Login?ReturnUrl=%2F to Sign Up and Log In.

06/08/2026

PSSF CEO Dr. Jonah Aiyabei has backed properly structured bankable projects to attract institutional capital, saying African pension funds are shifting their investment appetite toward alternative assets, including infrastructure.

Dr Aiyabei spoke on a plenary panel titled "Domestic Capital Unlocked: From Opportunity to Scale" at the Infra for Africa forum, alongside Bank of Tanzania Governor H.E. Emmanuel Tutuba, Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority CEO Aminu Umar-Sadiq, Fundo Soberano de Angola Chairman Armando Manuel, and CNPS Côte d'Ivoire Director General Denis Charles Kouassi.

The event was grace by President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania and Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki of Kenya.

The CEO told the panel that pension funds across the continent are increasingly willing to participate in infrastructure financing as part of broader economic development, provided that projects match their risk appetite, offer competitive returns, and come with sufficient liquidity and clear exit options.

The panel examined why infrastructure remains an exceptional rather than routine allocation for African institutional investors despite the scale of capital pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and public asset managers collectively hold.

Discussants weighed the role of guarantees and credit enhancement, the case for pooled and diversified investment vehicles, and how local-currency financing could reduce project risk.

The session was part of a broader push by Africa50 and Infra for Africa to identify practical steps that could increase African institutional allocations to infrastructure over the next three years.

06/08/2026

Sasa juu shule zimefungwa walimu hamna excuse ya kukosa webinar ya leo. Walimu wote wa TSC, Afande wa NPS, APS, DCI, GSU, Traffic, Prisons, NYS, na civil servants... tukutane leo, Thursday, 11:30 AM tuwaonyeshe how to access your pension accounts. Link ndio hii https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/388178142051547?p=C8MW4kzE4XYvU9aed5
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05/08/2026

Your pension contributions are automatic, but it’s your responsibility to keep your pension records up to date. Through the Member Portal, you can update important personal details such as your phone number, email address, location, and beneficiaries whenever they change, and track your contribution statements.

Register here https://mss.pssf.go.ke/Login?ReturnUrl=%2F

03/08/2026

Join us for a webinar this Thursday, 6th August, from 11:30 AM to learn how to access your pension account. Discover how to register/ log in to your member portal, update your enrollment and beneficiary records, and track your contribution statements; all from the convenience of the Member Self-Service Portal. Scan the QR code or click on this link https://shorturl.at/7ksHX to join.

25/07/2026