PS Nominee Stephen Isaboke Breaks Down Ksh680 Million Net Worth
Stephen Isaboke, the Principal Secretary (PS) nominee for the State Department of Broadcasting and Telecommunications, has revealed his net worth as Ksh680 million. During his appearance before the Parliamentary Committee on Appointments on Friday, April 4, 2025, Isaboke provided a breakdown of his wealth, which includes land, houses, apartments, vehicles, shares, bonds, and cash.
Breakdown of Stephen Isaboke’s Net Worth
Isaboke shared that his estimated net worth is made up of multiple assets:
- Real estate, including land and residential properties
- A collection of vehicles
- Investments in shares and bonds
- Cash savings
These assets have accumulated over years of hard work and strategic investments.
Leadership Style Focused on Empowerment
During his testimony, Isaboke emphasized his leadership style, which he described as being driven by law and focused on empowerment. He noted that the position of Principal Secretary has well-defined roles and responsibilities outlined in the constitution and under the Public Service Commission Act.
“My leadership approach will focus on empowering and enabling those around me to ensure they understand their roles and responsibilities in delivering services to the public,” Isaboke said.
His leadership philosophy aims to create a collaborative environment where individuals are motivated to perform their duties efficiently while respecting legal boundaries.
Support for Media Freedom
On the subject of media freedom, Isaboke highlighted the importance of adhering to the constitution. He confirmed that media freedom and freedom of speech are firmly protected in Kenya’s constitution.
“Media freedom and freedom of speech are enshrined in our constitution, and no one can touch them. My approach will be to refer to the law first and make sure the constitution is being respected by both government agencies and media operators,” he stated.
This indicates Isaboke’s commitment to upholding constitutional rights while maintaining the balance between government regulation and media independence.
A Strong Career Background
Stephen Isaboke holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Strategic Management and a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) in Business Administration from the University of Nairobi. His career began with MultiChoice Kenya in January 2008, where he served as General Manager before being promoted to Regional Director for East Africa in November 2011. In June 2018, he took on the role of Group Executive Head of Regulatory Affairs at MultiChoice Africa in Dubai, becoming the first Kenyan to join MultiChoice Africa’s corporate executive ranks in Dubai.
In addition to his work at MultiChoice, Isaboke has held significant positions, including Chairman and Non-Executive Director of GOtv Kenya Ltd, and served as a director at Aura Kenya.
Conclusion
Stephen Isaboke’s extensive career in business and regulatory affairs, combined with his clear vision for leadership, sets the stage for his potential success as the Principal Secretary for Broadcasting and Telecommunications. His approach to empowering others, upholding media freedom, and maintaining legal integrity reflects his commitment to serving the public effectively.
PS Nominee Stephen Isaboke Breaks Down Ksh680 Million Net Worth
