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Truth Without Fear
Days after prisoners escaped from lawful custody at a court in Siaya, Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat toured the county and urged officers to maintain professionalism and teamwork.
An aspirant for the Mt Elgon Parliamentary seat claims his life is in danger after allegedly being physically assaulted by the incumbent Fred Chesebe Kapondi on Saturday.
A senior prosecutor is in trouble for causing a security breach at Laikipia Airbase barracks where her husband works.
Over 1,200 officers have died in the last three years, something observers say is deeply troubling.There has been no recruitment since 2022 to address the gaps.
DIG has made several visits to police stations, demanding excellence.On Wednesday, he is in the eye of a storm amid investigation on Albert Ojwang's murder.
All quarries in Mandera County have been closed following the abduction of two workers on Wednesday.
The National Police Service remains entangled in violence, opaque command structures, and politicised appointments.
Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat has maintained that he was not involved in the murder of Albert Ojwang’.
The invasion of Parliament on June 25 caught anti-riot police deployed to suppress protesters by surprise.
In the 41-second clip, the getaway car, whose registration number plate was not clearly captured, is seen making a U-turn as the two robbers attack the victim.
From Tuesday, military officers will have to dig deep into their pockets to pay for meals following the scrapping of the subsidy they have enjoyed for years.
The torching of Mawego Police Station in Homa Bay County over the murder of teacher and blogger Albert Ojwang marked yet again, the escalating anger against the government.
No doubt the police-public relationship is frosty; and it might get worse following President William Ruto’s shot-to-maim order.
When he last spoke to his father, Fred Wanyonyi, the security guard who was shot dead at Stima Plaza during the June 25 protests, promised his dad that he would buy him a piece of land this month.
Report says officers deployed on the streets were mostly hungry as they not provided with meals.
Two Canadian nationals who were conned USD 37,500 (Sh4.8 million) by four men who posed as genuine gold dealers.
Cases of preachers involving or seeking the services of witch doctors are not uncommon in a country where many communities are deeply rooted in both religious and traditional beliefs.
The war on terrorism is likely to suffer a major blow should the United States review its relationship with Kenya.
Over 130 mob justice cases were reported in June amid frustration and weak policing. Mobs unleash deadly fury on suspects as justice system loses public trust and credibility.
Experts urge public education to counter rising mob justice cases. Police visibility must also improve, not as a show of force but as a sign of protection.
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