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No salary raise for legislators, Kenyan commission insists

Kenya’s Salaries Review Commission chairperson Sarah Serem.

Kenya’s Salaries Review Commission chairperson Sarah Serem. 

NAIROBI

The salaries of Members of Parliament and County Representatives will not be reviewed upwards until the economy improves, the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) has maintained.

SRC chairperson Sarah Serem said the commission will not be intimidated by threats from the elected leaders. “This issue of intimidation is not something we will stop to listen to,” she told journalists at a press conference yesterday. She added that the salaries of SRC commissioners have not been reviewed upwards as some MPs are claiming and that the commission will not review its own salaries.

The MPs had tabled a petition to remove members of the commission that sets and reviews salaries for State officers in a bid to clear obstacles in their demand for a higher pay.

The legislators have argued that SRC did not arrive at the KSh532,500 they are to be paid after an evaluation of their jobs but by using simple basic assessment.

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