The National Police Service has responded to rising insecurity concerns nationwide. In recent days, viral videos triggered fear and intense public debate. As a result, Inspector-General Douglas Kanja ordered a faster police response. He immediately directed officers to prioritize urgent service
Over 10,000 Recruits Begin TrainingThe National Police Service introduced major curriculum changes. Moreover, over 10,000 recruits started nine-month training across police colleges nationwide. Spokesperson Outlines New ApproachSpeaking at Kiganjo Police College, NPS Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga highlighted the revamped modules. Additionally, he emphasized training beyond
The National Police Service has launched a major crackdown as the festive season begins. Officers will enforce traffic laws more aggressively on all major highways. Traffic Officers Intensify Road Enforcement Police Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga said officers will target key violations. These include overspeeding, drunk driving, dangerous overtaking, and PSV non-compliance.
Detectives have arrested two women accused of defrauding job seekers using fake National Police Service (NPS) recruitment letters in Nairobi’s CBD. The arrests happened on Tuesday, December 9, after several victims filed complaints from the busy Kencom area. Suspects Promised Guaranteed NPS Jobs According to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), the women
Police officers in Kigumo Sub-County have arrested a suspect believed to be connected to the theft of police uniforms in the Kangari area of Murang’a County. The arrest followed an intelligence-led operation conducted by officers from Kangari Police Station. Officers Recover Stolen Police Uniforms During the arrest, officers recovered several items suspected to be stolen






