New State House staffs are struggling to survive months after taking up their new posts with the presidency.
Staff who had previously not worked at State House are yet to get office space and official vehicles. Many are yet to get on the government payroll.
Those affected include members of the Presidential Strategic Communication Unit and the Office of the First Lady who were previously based elsewhere in the city. PSCU members are said to be using their own computers to carry out state duties and drive to work in their own cars.
The President’s communication team is also reportedly working on a shoestring budget without have fully functioning and equipped offices.
Staff working for First Lady Margaret Kenyatta have also been forced to share the limited resources at State House after moving from the NHIF building.
Staff who were working at State House before Uhuru took over are apparently reluctant to allow the new staff to fully take charge of the operations.
Sources from State House revealeed that the building has been neglected for years and many rooms cannot be used adequately for now. Some rooms are stashed with files dating back to the 1970s and Uhuru’s team is now trying to free them up for office use.
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