A recent report by the Public Service Commission highlights a significant ethnic concentration within Kenya’s State Corporation boards. As of December 2025, out of 1,936 total posts, two ethnic groups hold nearly 40% of all top positions.

The Kikuyu lead with 445 posts, followed by the Kalenjin with 316. Other major groups represented include the Luo (207), Luhya (197), Kamba (141), and Kisii (124).

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These figures are likely to spark renewed debate regarding constitutional requirements for regional balance and ethnic diversity within the country's public service leadership.