The Ministry of Public Service has released a survey outlining the profile of Kenya's top level civil service by ethnic group.
The 6 tribes dominating top Gov't positions
One community holds more than a quarter of the jobs
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The document which was tabled before the Senate Committee on National Cohesion, Equal Opportunity and Regional Integration further showed that the positions are dominated by six tribes.
Kikuyus were found to be the ones holding over a quarter of top state jobs at 29%, which is 120 positions out of 416.
Kalenjins come in second at less than half the portion of the first tribe at 11% which is 45 positions out of the 416 management positions.
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Luos are in third place with 41 positions (10%), Luhyas (8%), Kambas (6%), Meru (6%) and Kisii (5%).
Public Service CS Margaret Kobia
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