KeNHA Clarifies Recruitment Emails Sent to Kenyans

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has raised an alarm over an increase in fraudulent messages and emails falsely linked to its recruitment processes.

According to the Authority, several individuals have reported being contacted by unknown persons claiming to offer job opportunities in exchange for payments or sensitive personal information.

KeNHA specifically flagged a fraudulent email address-recruitment.kenha@gmail.com- which falsely claims that recruitment processes, including aptitude tests, have been rescheduled.

The Authority emphasized that such communication is not legitimate and should be ignored.

KeNHA Does Charge Any Recruitment Fees

In a firm warning to the public, KeNHA maintained:

“All recruitment is conducted strictly through official channels, and KeNHA does not charge any fees at any stage of the recruitment process.”

The Authority urged job seekers to be cautious and avoid falling victim to scammers exploiting employment opportunities.

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Official Communication Channels Only

KeNHA stressed that all legitimate recruitment information is shared exclusively through:

• Its official website
• Verified email addresses

Any message outside these platforms should be treated as suspicious.

Call for Vigilance

The Authority called on the public to remain alert and take necessary precautions:

“Members of the public are strongly advised to exercise caution and verify the authenticity of any communication claiming to originate from KeNHA.”

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Kenyans have also been warned not to share personal information or send money to unauthorized individuals under the guise of securing employment.

Commitment to Integrity

KeNHA confirmed its dedication to maintaining transparency and fairness in its hiring processes, assuring applicants that all recruitment procedures are conducted legitimately and without hidden costs.

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KeNHA has issued a notice warning the public to stay vigilant as there is rise of fake recruitment emails and messages
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