Raymond Omollo Stories
The PS reassured the new IPOA board members of the government's full support as they work to uphold justice, strengthen accountability, and protect hu...
The police's actions also drew criticism from Amnesty Kenya and the Law Society of Kenya who issued a joint statement condemning the disruption of the...
The PS said the move has been triggered by what he referred to as a marginal rise in criminal activities across the country.
The floods have caused widespread destruction, with multi-agency teams, including the National Disaster Operations Centre and the Kenya Red Cross, lea...
He emphasised the need to bolster coordination and improve information sharing to combat the proliferation of small arms and light weapons effectively...
Nairobi County has 11 sub-counties, each with a security committee responsible for its peace efforts.
The move that coincides with the management of anti-government protests that have been happening across major towns countrywide.
Expressing confidence in having the elders on the government payroll, PS Omollo said the resources required are manageable.
In his statement, read by Njenga Miiri, the Principal Administrative Secretary, Interior Permanent Secretary Raymond Omollo revealed that only 2,829 N...
138 camps have been set up to accommodate people living in flood-prone areas including 33 in various parts of Nairobi.
PS Omollo announced that multi-agency teams have been formed and tasked with identifying hotspots for the illegal slaughter of all livestock and arres...
During the meeting, President Ruto emphasised the government's commitment to tackling the persistent challenges facing the North Rift.
Twenty-six East and Southern African countries are reviewing the implementation of previously agreed protocols for preventing the flow of illicit arms...
The programme's launch is a vital step towards ensuring the security and efficiency of Kenya's ports of entry and exit, Interior Principal Secretary R...
The PS said reviewing the salaries of police officers is a top agenda of the government.
The organisers said they were keen to bring back mass weddings following a decline accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic.
