JUST IN: NPS Disowns Promotion Claims Of IG Koome as He Cites the Following Irregularities
In a surprising turn of events, the National Police Service (NPS) has disowned the recent promotions claimed by Inspector General (IG) Koome, citing procedural irregularities. The announcement has sparked a wave of confusion and raised questions about the transparency and accountability within the police force.
Former Kenya Chief Justice has Endorsed Today’s Demos (Maandamano) - #RejectTheFinanceBill2023
Dr Willy M Mutunga, who was the Chief Justice of Kenya between 2011 to 2016 seems to be supporting tomorrow’s demonstration. While endorsing #RejectTheFinanceBill2023, Dr Mutunga "Thank you for adding to the days of resistance to and defiance of dictatorship: SITA SITA joins SABA SABA, NANE NANE, TISA TISA, KUMI KUMI, MBILI TATU (demos after JM’s murder)."
Disquiet Rocks National Police Service Months Into Ruto's Government As The Following Emerge
Disquiet has reportedly rocked Kenya police just months into Kenya Kwanza administration after more than 500 police officers were promoted by the National Police Service. The move by the NPS has been challenged by the National Police Service Commission with the Commission's Chairman Mr Eliud Kinuthia and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mt Peter Leley have terming the promotions un-procedural and unlawful.
A Lady Driver Speeds Off After Fueling, Leaves Attendant With Ksh 7K Bill
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CS Kindiki unveils new plans to fight banditry in Kenya
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki has introduced new strategic measures to combat insecurity in regions prone to banditry. During his address at the Lokori General Service Unit (GSU) Camp in Turkana, CS Kindiki stated that the officers had successfully eradicated all hiding bandits in the ravines, gorges, valleys, and escarpments.
NAKURU: 20-Year-Old Nabbed With 20 Cartons of Moon Ice Liquor and Machine in Naivasha
The government a few weeks ago announced a crackdown on illicit liquor in the country and so far, the exercise has borne some fruits as per the reports that we have with us. Picture courtesy. Image from the scene in Naivasha. The government through the National Police Service has been doing its best to ensure that the crackdown is a success given the number of youths that have succumbed to the menace.
No More Bandits In Turkana As KDF Commander Jointly Changes Strategy To End Banditry
The gorges, ravines, escarpments, and hills where the armed criminals and bandits were hiding are no longer their territory. KDF Soldiers have flushed them out, and our security officers have dominated that territory. It is the Government assurance that all those criminals will never be allowed back there.
Sad News: What Two Kids Were Doing When Ruthless Armed Bandits Opened Gunfire at Them
Bandits in North Rift have continued the attacks despite the government deploying several forces in the area. The ruthless bandits have terrorised the residents in the area for over a decade. Many families have been displaced from their homes, and several people have been killed, including the security officers.
JUST IN; Ex IG Kimaiyo Makes a Rare Public Appearance after Long Time, Spotted With Koome, Anyango
Photo Courtesy;Ex IG David Kimaiyo. Former Inspector General of National Police Service David Kimaiyo has made a public appearance after along time and has been spotted with Police Spokeswoman Resila Anyango and the current IG Japhet Koome where they were meeting with representatives of retired police officers.
Police Declare Next Move That May Compromise Internal Security As Station Allocated Funds Delay
The police have expressed concern over the slow payment of cash for running police stations. According to recent allegations, the government has not paid outstanding invoices for the food of suspects being held in cells. Now that there isn't enough food in the jails to feed the prisoners, the police have said that they might be obliged to refrain from making arrests of criminals, endangering the nation's internal security.
Sad News As Police Rescue Abandoned 2 Days Old Infant In Litein, Kericho County
Officers from Litein Police Station in Kericho County have rescued an infant abandoned in Litein area, whom they later handed over to Kapkatet Sub-County Hospital where she was admitted in a stable condition. The neonate was two days old with no medical problems but admitted at Kapkatet Sub-County Hospital.
New Twist After IG Japhet Koome Finds Himself in the Wrong Corner With his Employer
It has emerged that the Inspector General of the National Police Service Mr Japhet Koome has found himself in a wrong corner with his employer the National Police Service Commission. According to Friday's People Daily newspaper, the IG has been accused of allocating himself the duties of employing and promoting police officers without following the law.
JUST IN; Show of Kenyan Military Power as Security Forces Recover Deadly Weapons From a Man [PHOTOS]
National Police Service has released a statement after a suspect in West Pokot was nabbed with deadly weapons by security forces. According to the statement, officers from Alale Police Station recovered 200 rounds of 7.62×39 mm Special. The weapons were being taken to the West Pokot-Turkan border before the police ambushed the suspect.
Former Mungiki leader charged with the following after being released on a free bond
File image of former Mungiki leader Maina Njenga. On Thursday, police officers were forced to throw teargas canisters outside the DCI headquarters where hundreds of people had gathered in support of former Mungiki leader Maina Njenga. According to Citizen Digital, the Mungiki leader was believed to have been in possession of government stores.
Police Arrest 20-Year-Old Man Minting Millions by Selling Guns and Bullets to Kenyans
Photo: Courtesy The National Police Service Officers have arrested a notorious arms dealer who has been selling guns to ordinary Kenyans. The Police who have been investigating the matter for sometime now went to West Pokot and posed as buyers to get the attention of the man. The man has been conducting his illegal business in Amakuriat Trading Centre.
Police Barricade Roads Leading To Nakuru Law Court Before Ex Mungiki Maina Njenga Arrived
Anti-riot police in Nakuru have blocked all roads leading to the Nakuru Court before the appearance in court of former Mungiki leader Maina Njenga. Njenga is set to face several criminal charges including supporting a banned criminal group. Njenga was censured by DCI detectives last Thursday in Nairobi following accusations of addressing a meeting in Wanyororo, Nakuru county on May 11, 2023 to "encourage support" for the illegal crime group, Mungiki.
Raila Supporters Send Tough Warning to National Police Service for Doing This, Details Reveals
Today, the Odinga-allied movement delivered a powerful message to Inspector General Japheth Koome, urging the police to halt the arrest of congregants at Jacaranda grounds. The movement demands an explanation for why the police have been disrupting their gatherings. In recent times, police have been dispersing any gatherings held at Jacaranda grounds, yet no official statement has been issued to justify their actions.
Revealed: The List of Criminal Charges Lined Up for Ex-Mungiki Leader Maina Njenga
Several criminal accusations, including membership in an organized crime group, are expected to be brought against former Mungiki leader Maina Njenga. According to records obtained by Citizen Digital, Njenga, who was interrogated by DCI agents in Nairobi on Thursday, is suspected of speaking at a gathering on May 11, 2023 in the Wanyororo neighborhood of Nakuru County to "encourage support" for the illegal criminal organization Mungiki.
Police Recover Stolen Kenya Power Electricity Equipment Worth Ksh 6.3M In Embakasi
In a sting operation in Embakasi, Nairobi, a multi-agency security team has retrieved power installation equipment belonging to Kenya Power that is thought to be worth Ksh6.3 million. The National Police Service (NPS) announced in a statement that during the operation on , 10 tonnes of vandalized aluminium high transmission cables were confiscated.
Students at Kisumu National Polytechnic Protest Against Fee Hike
Protests have become increasingly common across the country, fueled by political tensions and dissatisfaction. Unfortunately, these demonstrations have not been without casualties, with university students bearing the brunt of the violence. Today, our attention is drawn to Kisumu National Polytechnic, where a wave of protests has erupted over the sudden fee hike imposed by the administration.