Checking 2009 KCPE Examinations Results Online – KNEC (Failure)

It is evident KNEC servers can’t handle the traffic.. I have tried it severally too to no avail.

I share in your frustration hoping that the public service systems will one day change it’s attitude. Kwikfix is hoping that the KNEC IT support will hear the Kenyan’s parent cry.

Find the contacts to Kenya National Examinations Council below:
TELEPHONE:
020 271 3894
020 271 3874
020 271 3845
020 556 416

*Please note I have only verified the workability of only one number among them.

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Company Registration in Kenya

The initial step in forming a company is to register the proposed company name with the Registrar of Companies at the Attorney General’s Chambers in Nairobi.

The Memorandum and Articles of Association should be filed with the Registrar of Companies who, upon satisfaction, issues the Certificate of Incorporation.

Both private and public companies may allot shares for considerations other than cash. Companies should inform the Registrar of Companies of such allotments and submit a written contract constituting the title of the allottee.

Steps

1. Name search: You must have a name. This part takes two days and costs under $5.
2. Prepare Memorandum and Article of Association: These documents describe the objectives, rules, subscribers and authorised share capital of your company.
3. Pay Stamp Duty: The amount of money that you pay depends on your declared nominal capital. You begin by collecting four forms from the Kenya Revenue Authority at Times Towers. Two copies go to the Lands Registry, one is retained by you and the other by the bank.
4. Declaration of compliance: A commissioner of oath must sign this form on your behalf.
5. File Deeds at Registrars office: You then need to file your documents at Companies Registry.
6. This includes your memorandum and articles of association. There is a varied fee attached to this.
   • Register for a Personal Identity Number, VAT & PAYE: This takes a day to register at Times Tower and is free.
   • Register for NHIF: National Hospital Insurance Fund. This is mandatory medical contribution for your employees.
   • Register at the NHIF building.
   • Register for NSSF: National Social Security Fund. It is mandatory to contribute to your employees retirement fund. Registration is done at the NSSF building at the bottom of Valley Road.
   • Register for a Business Permit: This application is made to the City / County council. You will need office space prior to submitting this application.
7. Get your Company Seal. Finally; you can get good quality company seals from Seal Honey Stationers in Nairobi.

Need more Help?

Business Registration agents such as FormAKenyanCompany.Com can assist you throughout this process at a fee.

Patents and Trade Marks

Patents are regulated by the Industrial Property Act and administered by the Kenya Industrial Property Institute (KIPI), while trademarks are regulated by the Trade and Service Marks Act (Cap 506) and administered by the Registrar of Trademarks at KIPI. The duration of trademarks is seven years from the date of filing and renewable every 14 years.

Steps in Online application for Government of Kenya jobs – Public Service Commission of Kenya

Opening the PSCK’s Homepage
Enter www.publicservice.go.ke to open the PSCK website.
Click the Apply for Jobs Online to open the PSCK job portal as shown below.

How to Apply for jobs online.
Step 1: Click on the link Apply for jobs online to view the available posts.
This will display the active job vacancies window as shown below.

To view the details of the post,
Step 1: Click on the Advert Number and the screen below appears.

To apply for a particular post,
Step 1: Click on Apply. The PSC. 2 (Rev. 2004) screen will appear.

The applicant will fill all the fields as required and click the Submit button to submit the application

• Register if you are a serving officer
• All serving officers are required to submit their bio data to the PSCK through the registering process below.

Step 1: Click on Register if you are a serving officer to open the bio data screen as shown below.
Step 2: The officer is supposed to fill all the fields and submit.

N/B. The username and the password provided by the officer are very important during Sign In.

Sign In (If Registered Serving Officer)

A serving officer will be required to sign in order to apply for a job or edit their profile.
The officer is required to enter the User Name, Password, ID Number and Personal Number.

This will display the active job vacancies window as shown below.

To view the details of the post,
Step 1: Click on the Advert Number.

Step 1; Click on Edit to edit your profile.

To apply for a particular post,
Step 1: Click on Apply. The PSCK (2A) screen will appear.

The applicant will fill all the fields as required and click the Submit button to submit the application

Check the Status of Your Application
The applicants, serving or new entrants are able to check on the status of their application once submitted.
Step 1: Click on Check the Status of Your Application to open the Check Status dialog box.

Step 1: Enter the ID Number
Step 1: Press Enter

Short listed candidates

This is a list of all short listed applicants for interview.
Step 1: Click on Short listed candidates to view the list.

Candidates appointments

This is a list of all applicants offered appointment.
Step 1: Click on Candidates appointment to view the list.

For help

For further details about applications, PSCK operations and any other information
Step 1: Click on For help Click Here link.
The email address profile is for all public correspondences with the PSCK.