National Police Service,National Police Service (NPS) Stories
According to a report by Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu, over 80 per cent of police stations lack title deeds.
The extra allocation towards Kenya’s security mission in Haiti is expected to bolster the morale of officers deployed in the conflict-ridden nation.
The stakeholders insisted that any necessary adjustments to public order laws should be made through amendments to existing legislation rather than th...
Speaking before the committee chaired by Narok North MP Gabriel Tongoyo, NPSC legal director James Nduna emphasised the need to separate noise from de...
EACC chairman David Oginde challenged Douglas Kanja to be the first police IG to decisively root out corruption in the force.
These bribes are often demanded for services such as obtaining police abstracts, securing bail for arrested persons, police protection, and issuing po...
Issack emphasised that IPOA is prepared to handle complaints involving officers from KWS, KFS, prisons and even county government enforcement units.
Officers driving a Subaru car bearing what residents said was a suspicious number plate attempted to forcibly take Jackline Gatwiri, claiming she coul...
As the courts have made clear, the government cannot use national security as a justification to violate people's fundamental rights.
The document further states that the service will employ robust cyber security measures, monitor cybercrime activities, and stay abreast of emerging t...
NPS clarified that Mwiti was not abducted, and denied he was an activist, citing information provided by his mother in a statement recorded on January...
The Service has faced criticism for alleged heavy-handedness in handling unarmed protesters, a practice that has drawn condemnation from various quart...
The brutality by police officers, coupled with the ever-present and corrosive corruption undermines public trust.
IG Kanja said embracing technology would enhance professionalism and transform police stations into centres of excellence.
Kindiki had earlier said the public raised concerns about the disappearance of files at police stations, hence the digital OBs will help to keep tabs...
Senator Seki Lenku criticised the delays as intentional barriers to denying officers compensation.
The police caution comes at a time of heightened political tensions, with opposition groups and citizens voicing discontent over various issues.
The memo dated November 14, instructs the police heads to release 974 officers from their current stations.
This amount was distributed across 937 successful claims out of the 1,756 cases submitted by officers within the service.
Senator William Cheptumo, the Senate Committee chairperson, pledged to ensure justice for injured officers.
