JOINT CONTROL BOARD

On 21 May 2025, we convened our bi-annual Joint Control Board meeting at the Humanitarian Peace Support School (HPSS) chaired by the Assistant Chief of Defence Forces – Operations, Doctrine, and Training, Major General F. Leuria. This high-level forum brought together our key strategic partners and stakeholders to collectively review our progress, evaluate the implementation of ongoing initiatives, and align our future training and operational objectives.
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The meeting also served as a platform to reinforce collaboration, transparency, and mutual accountability in support of our shared goals.
As part of the event, Major General Leuria officially commissioned a newly constructed accommodation block, a significant infrastructure milestone aimed at bolstering our training capacity. This development underscores our ongoing commitment to investing in modern infrastructure to support operational effectiveness and long-term sustainability.
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The Joint Control Board meeting concluded with renewed commitments from all partners to continue supporting capacity-building efforts, resource optimization, and the strategic growth of our training programs.

CAREER GUIDANCE AT EMBAKASI GARRISON SECONDARY SCHOOL

On 14 May 2025, a team from the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC), led by Lt Col Gekara Onsongo, visited Embakasi Garrison Secondary School for a career guidance session.
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They were warmly received by the Deputy Principal and staff, with the event kicking off with a flag-raising ceremony and introductions.
The team engaged students through motivational talks, interactive sessions, and group discussions based on class levels. Topics included career planning, academic performance, and life skills such as decision-making and overcoming challenges like drug abuse and early pregnancies.
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Students had the opportunity to ask questions, share their aspirations, and receive tailored advice from the IPSTC team. Interns from IPSTC also shared personal stories and words of encouragement, creating a relatable and impactful experience for the learners.
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The day concluded with a Q&A forum, a gifting session, and a symbolic tree planting ceremony to mark the partnership. It was a successful and inspiring event that left students empowered and better informed about their futures

INDUCTION COURSE FOR CABINET SECRETARIES AND PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES

On 14 May 2025, we hosted Cabinet Secretaries and Principal Secretaries for an Induction Course aimed at enhancing their capacity to navigate the complexities of government operations. Supported by the National Defence University Kenya – Centre for Strategic Security Studies, this initiative is designed to equip them with a deep understanding of constitutional mandates, legal frameworks, administrative systems, operational dynamics, and socio-political factors that influence effective service delivery.
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The course was officially inaugurated by the Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service, Mr. Felix Koskei, EGH, who emphasized the need for a whole-of-government approach anchored in synergy, strategic foresight, and a shared sense of purpose.
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In his remark, the Vice Chief of Defence Forces, Lieutenant General John Omenda, underscored the importance of the program in fostering effective and principled leadership within the public sector.
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Over the two-day course, participants will engage with diverse speakers drawn from key sectors, offering a comprehensive perspective on the multifaceted responsibilities of public service leadership.

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