Your Guide to Kenya's Government System
Explore the structure, functions, and services of Kenya's national and county governments. Access reliable information about the Executive, Legislature, Judiciary, and the 47 Counties.
Arms of Government
Kenya operates under a presidential system with three arms of government that provide checks and balances.
The Executive branch consists of the President, Deputy President, Cabinet, and Civil Service that implement laws and policies.
The bicameral Parliament consists of the National Assembly and the Senate, responsible for making laws and oversight.
The independent Judiciary interprets laws, administers justice, and provides mechanisms for dispute resolution.
47 Counties of Kenya
Kenya's devolved government system consists of 47 counties, each with a Governor, Deputy Governor, and County Assembly. Counties deliver services closer to citizens and promote local development.
47
Counties
47
Governors
2,222
Ward Representatives
Government Services
Access essential government services and information
eCitizen
Access government services online including passport applications, driving licenses, and business registrations.
Access ServiceTax Services
File returns, pay taxes, and access tax compliance certificates through the KRA portal.
Access ServiceEducation
Information on schools, universities, scholarships, and education policies.
Access ServiceHealthcare
Find information on hospitals, health insurance, and public health initiatives.
Access ServiceNews & Updates
Latest announcements and updates from the government
Cabinet Approves New Climate Action Plan
The Cabinet has approved a comprehensive Climate Action Plan aimed at reducing carbon emissions by 32% by 2030.
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Parliament Passes Healthcare Reform Bill
The National Assembly has passed a landmark healthcare reform bill that will expand coverage to more citizens.
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Kenya Hosts East African Economic Forum
Kenya is hosting the annual East African Economic Forum with delegates from six countries discussing regional trade.
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