
By Grace Waithaka
The efforts of Principal Secretary Kello Harsama CBS (ASALs and Regional Development) in service to the public has been rewarded. He was on the CBS Jamhuri Day awarded the prestigious title of the Chief of the Order of the Burning Spear (CBS).
Ps kello noted that,
“I am highly elated, that I have been conferred with “The First Class: Chief of the Order of the Burning Spear (CBS)” award by the President of Kenya, HE Dr William RUTO , PhD EGH, in this year’s Jamhuri Day Awards and Honours. I am grateful for this recognition and honour. It has always been my mission to do my best in any role given to me to serve my nation. I do not take this for granted. I will continue to do whatever it takes to make Kenya, a better country. I am grateful to all those who have supported me through this process. God bless Kenya.”
Mr. Kello Harsama, is an experienced administrator who holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration & Policy, Tsinghua University, China and a Bachelor’s Degree in Education from Moi University, Kenya. He has significant management experience having served through the ranks as a District Officer in; (Meru, Makueni, Narok, Laikipia, Uasin Gishu, West Pokot & Baringo), District Commissioner in Kajiado & Loitoktok, and as County Commissioner in Kajiado.
He has previously served in the Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock Development as the Director General, Agriculture and Food Authority(AFA) and later as PS Agriculture. He has undergone trainings on Advanced Public Administration and Strategic Leadership (KIA), Corporate Governance for Senior Officers and Para-Military Training at APTC.
Mr. Kello Harsama is a team player with excellent analytical, interpersonal and communication skills. He possesses knowledge on project planning, management & evaluation as wel ccl as financial management. His passion is to contribute to the development of a prosperous nation, free from hunger with Citizens enjoying high quality life.
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