The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has announced 19 job opportunities for Kenyan professionals across various fields, including drivers and ICT assistants. The environmental body is looking to bolster its workforce as it continues its mandate of supervising and coordinating environmental matters in the country.

This recruitment drive offers a significant opportunity for Kenyans seeking stable employment in the public sector. Of the positions advertised, 14 are on permanent and pensionable terms, providing long-term career prospects, while the remaining five are three-year contract roles, renewable based on performance.

New Year, New Career?

Interested candidates have until Monday, January 5, 2026, to submit their applications. The authority has emphasized that the application process is free and has cautioned applicants against entities that may demand payment to expedite their applications. This move aims to ensure a transparent and fair recruitment process for all qualified individuals.

The available positions span a range of expertise and qualifications. Some of the roles advertised include:

• Drivers
• ICT Assistants
• Office Administrative Assistants
• Environmental Ecosystems Officers
• Records Management Assistants
• Principal Internal Auditor
• Senior Principal Legal/Litigation Officer

How This Affects You

For many Kenyans, these government jobs represent a pathway to stable income and a chance to contribute to national development. The variety of roles, from technical positions like ICT to essential support roles like drivers, provides openings for a diverse pool of job seekers. The permanent and pensionable terms for the majority of the jobs offer a sense of security that is often sought after in the current economic climate.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to visit the NEMA careers portal for detailed job descriptions and application procedures. As the deadline approaches, this announcement is a call to action for qualified Kenyans to prepare their documents and seize the opportunity for a career in the country's lead environmental agency.