Overview
- Act: Kenya Information and Communications Act
- Formed: 1963
- CEO: Lilian Kimeto
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The Kenya Year Book Editorial is responsible for producing the annual Kenya Year Book, which provides a comprehensive overview of the country’s economic, social, and political progress. It documents major developments and government initiatives, serving as a key reference for both citizens and international audiences. The editorial also contributes to public communication by curating and disseminating accurate information about Kenya’s achievements and challenges. It operates under the Ministry of Information, Communication, and Technology (ICT), helping to promote transparency, national pride, and informed decision-making within the public sphere.
CEO: Lilian Kimeto
Lilian Kimeto is the CEO of the Kenya Yearbook Editorial Board (KYEB). She plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s mission to enhance communication strategies about Kenya. Her leadership aims to create engaging content about Kenya’s development, focusing on collaboration with educational institutions. Kimeto has extensive experience in communication and public service.
Board of Governors
Wangui B. Ng’ang’a
Chairperson
Dr. Dinah Chesami Samikwo
Independent Director
Leonard Guchu Ndung’u
Independent Director
Jimmy Munyao Mauta
Independent Director
Mary Njenga
Alternate Director
Kennedy Buhere
Alternate Director
David Wambete
Alternate Director
Lilian Kimeto
Chief Executive Officer
Functions
- Documenting National Progress: The Kenya Year Book provides a detailed annual record of the country’s key economic, political, and social developments.
- Highlighting Government Achievements: It showcases the government’s programs and initiatives, providing insights into their impact on the country.
- Providing Reliable Information: Serves as a trusted source for accurate and up-to-date information about Kenya’s policies, governance, and progress.
- National Identity and Pride: Contributes to promoting national pride by highlighting Kenya’s achievements across various sectors.
- Promoting Transparency: Ensures that the public has access to transparent information about government actions and national development.
- Supporting Research and Education: The yearbook serves as a resource for researchers, academics, and students interested in understanding Kenya’s history and development.
- Public Awareness: The Kenya Year Book helps raise public awareness about national issues and government policies.
- International Communication: It is used to communicate Kenya’s story to the international community, enhancing the country’s image abroad.
- Collaboration with Government Agencies: Works closely with various government ministries, departments, and agencies to gather relevant information.
- Promoting Good Governance: By documenting achievements and challenges, the Kenya Year Book promotes accountability, good governance, and informed civic participation.
Important Links
Address & Contacts
- Kenya Yearbook Editorial Board, NHIF Building, 4th Floor, Nairobi, Kenya
- P.O. Box 34035-00100, Nairobi, Kenya
- info@kenyayearbook.go.ke
- +254 20 271 5390