Interior Ministry Warns Against Defying Security Rules

Government Issues Warning on Public Safety
On December 15, the Ministry of Interior warned Kenyans against defying security regulations during public events. Moreover, officials emphasized that the government will take firm action against offenders.

PS Omollo Highlights Security Concerns
Interior PS Raymond Omollo noted that many citizens ignore basic safety precautions during public gatherings. Additionally, he stressed that such negligence often leads to property destruction and loss of lives.

Security Agencies to Enhance Cooperation
Omollo announced that security agencies will boost public participation, cooperation, and intelligence sharing. Consequently, these measures aim to prevent future incidents and strengthen public safety.

Weak Security Culture Poses Risks
Omollo expressed concern over citizens disregarding safety protocols at events and protests. Therefore, he urged Kenyans to embrace public order and personal responsibility.

Government Partners with Private Sector
The PS assured that the government will collaborate with the Private Security Regulatory Authority (PSRA). Furthermore, reforms will strengthen the private security industry and enhance national safety.

KEPSA Calls for Advanced Strategies
KEPSA Security Chair Annette Kimitei urged deployment of advanced security strategies ahead of AFCON 2027. She warned that the growing “occupy culture” threatens public safety and the creative economy.

Rising Cyber Threats Demand Modern Systems
Kimitei highlighted over 842 million cyber threat attempts recorded in October 2025. Consequently, she stressed the need for modern security infrastructure and real-time threat intelligence.

Joint Efforts to Safeguard Citizens
The Ministry of Interior and KEPSA pledged joint efforts to strengthen security. Additionally, they emphasized disaster preparedness and community-based initiatives to protect citizens nationwide.