The National Communications Secretariat (NCS) is a Government advisory body that provides policy advice on communications, postal services, telecommunications, ICT, and emerging digital technologies.
NCS conducts research, develops policy recommendations, and advises Government on ICT, telecommunications, broadcasting, cybersecurity, digital economy, and emerging technologies.
NCS provides policy recommendations that support digital transformation, innovation, connectivity, investment, and inclusive access to communication services.
No. NCS is primarily a policy advisory body. Regulation is undertaken by the Communications Authority of Kenya.
Yes. NCS undertakes sector studies and research to support evidence-based policy formulation.
Yes. NCS collaborates with government entities, development partners, academia, and industry stakeholders on research and policy initiatives.
Yes. NCS conducts stakeholder consultations, workshops, forums, and public participation activities during policy development.
Stakeholders may submit proposals through official NCS communication channels, workshops, consultations, or formal correspondence.
NCS may facilitate awareness programs, stakeholder forums, policy dissemination workshops, and knowledge-sharing sessions.
Members of the public can contact NCS through its offices, by telephone, by email (info@ncs.go.ke), or through the website contact form.